pete, from sweet pete's, this is debbie. >> hi, pete. >> hi. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you too. >> want to head on into the kitchen? >> sure. >> the entire staff is working around the clock to get this order filled. in the meantime, pete is meeting with potential candy makers to come help. >> want to make some caramel? >> i want to make some caramel. >> okay. >> but it's obvious to me, he struggles to give up control. >> we're gonna need to cook 3/4 of a pound of butter. >> what's the best way to teach somebody? >> probably to have her do it. >> okay. he's gonna have to learn how to let go. how many more candies do we have to make right now? >> it's about 200 in each case. >> oh, my gosh. >> take out three tablespoons-- it's unflavored gelatin. it's on the counter. >> you want me to bloom it or just to chill this right now? >> go ahead and pour it in the cup and chill it. >> we need more clusters. we don't have enough. >> i think you can mix that a little more. >> you want me to try again? >> i think you can keep going. you don't have t

pete: thank you. all signs are pointing to isis as the terror attack behind the deadly plane crash in turkey. it's apparent nothing has helped to stop terror attacks. >> we've made some significant progress along with the coalition partners in syria and iraq, where middle east of the isis members are residing right now but isis's ant to continue to propagate its narrative as well as to incite and carry out these attacks, i think we still have a way to go before we can say we've made significant progress against them. pete: why was turkey a target? a -- ir turkish air bases turkish planes are plying into syrian coming -- bombing campaigns. they've talked about hitting turkey. there's personal language between the president of turkey, who pounds his chest and says i'm going co-tom after you, isis and they say the same to him. turkey has been hit for weeks now by bombings in ankara and other bombings in istanbul. this is not the first and won't be the last. pete: is this significant in terms of where the

pete: possibly. emily: what about cost? pete: v.r. is not as cheap as someone would think. the more important thing is how do you monetize? so, we are looking at baby steps. episodic content to create bigger experiences as we grow into the space. emily: you're also working with the producer of "interstellar." pete: she is a remarkable talent. we have a live action division. we have a partnership to work on content. right now her role is to quit working as an advisor of sorts and really helping us navigate some of the hurdles in the production process on the hollywood side. emily: is this something that all filmmakers should experiment with? pete: there are certain aspects of film and some directors know how to make explosive, big special-effects movies. we can make really intimate kind of interactions with people that are not normally, they would normally go to movie and see some thing, get to know that character and have the director bring you into that world are into what we call spaces you would not see on screen. we can create in a virtual reality experiment or inviting

our resident options expert pete najarian is tracking big moves in a food stock. pete? >> looking at a food stock with earnings tomorrow, scott. mcdonald's. interesting to see. look at this chart here. this area here interesting, brexit low after everything seemed to sell off just immensely. one of the names, mcdonald's dragged down. you see where it's gone since then. but we're looking at now, we've got earnings and huge buying today. fairly early in the day. the september 120 calls. somebody the out there on a negative day stock's off a little. paying $1.50 getting extra time, scott. not sticking with the very immediate time in terms of august. they're going all the way out to september. somebody expects this stock to be able to recover. maybe the numbers will be better in europe, better in the u.s. than people expect. >> you in it? >> i am in it. bought it soon as i saw the options hit. love it. like the look of it, like easterbrook and the direction he's going. >> options only? >> not the stock. options only. >> you guys? >> every so often from a technical standpoin

pete, what's going on? what's the latest? >> reporter: yes, guys, yes, that area is still blocked off here at 880 northbound on davis street. i want to show you what we have here. the flashing light lights, alameda county fire petting out that fire earlier that happened when they're saying this big rig hit an imbankment and then tipped over in this field area right there. right now you have chp handling their investigation. we're still trying to get more information what happens what led to this crash. we do know that it's fatal. and as you mentioned with this traffic, you have three lanes shut down but one lane still open. but we're showing you some of that video. that is the fiery crash. big rig engulfed in flames as it made that turn on the embankment. just walking down there you can see that big rig may have made a tight turn. then tipped over. but like i said, still trying to get snfinformation on exactly w led to this crash. i'm going to touch base with chp momentarily to firm up the details. guy, live in san leandro, p

pete, thanks as wls, good sir. as we continue to monitor new new developments on donald trump's vp decision. this is what speaker paul ryan had to say yerler today. >> it is no secret i'm a big fan of mike pence's. we're very good friends. i have very high regard for him. i hope he picks a good movement conservative. clearly mike is one of those. but there are other good people he's considering as well. and i just like you don't know what he's going to do and i hope he makes a good pick, and clearly that would be a good one. >> so three names that keep coming up as possible running mates, here they are again. new jersey governor chris christie, former house speaker newt gingrich, indiana governor mike pence. the only thing we know for certain, donald trump says he will be making his choice public at 11:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow. i'm joined now to talk about the strengths and weaknesses of those three men by pete seat, republican strategist, formerly with the kasich campaign. hugh hewitt, msnbc political analyst. als

pete: possibly. emily: what about cost? pete: v.r. is not as cheap as someone would think. the more important thing is how do you monetize? so, we are looking at baby steps. episodic content to create bigger experiences as we grow into the space. emily: you're also working with a producer of "interstellar." a remarkable talent. we have a live action division. we have a partnership to work on content. right now her role is to quit working as an advisor of sorts and really helping us navigate some of the hurdles in the production process on the hollywood side. emily: is this something that all filmmakers should experiment with? pete: there are certain aspects of film and some directors know how to make explosive, big special-effects movies. we can make really intimate kind of interactions with people that y would normally, the normally go to movie and see some thing, get to know that character and have the director bring you into that world are into what we call spaces you would not see on screen. we can created in a virtual reality experiment or inviting. i wouldory is yeah,

pete najarian. >> going after intel. i think they'll beat this number just like microsoft did today. >> steve grasso. >> macy's, look at the yield there. it's getting interesting on a technical -- on a technical level. macy's. >> karen. >> yes. the airlines. a few of them. sticking with them. i think there's more room to go on this one. >> guy. >> simon, you're rounding into form on this show, brother. valero, looks like the refiners have finally turned to the upside. >> catch "fast money" again at 5:00 eastern tomorrow. thank you, >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach and coach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. today may not have seemed that difficult on the surface

they haven't seen the "pete's dragon" i'm in or the older "pete's dragon." but i think they're just somewhat starting to figure out what my job is. and i think they're going to start asking soon. my daughter gets a little confused. she's 4 1/2. she said that she wants to be in the "pete's dragon" sequel, which that's not happening yet. >> jimmy: "repete's dragon" right? >> exactly. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thanks everybody. >> yeah, yeah. she wants to either be -- she wants to be in it, either the baby of the dragon or she wants me to hold her as i'm running from the dinosaur. >> jimmy: that's cute. >> so it's like both movies in one, in her mind. >> jimmy: do you think, oh, now your daughter -- because your dad is ron howard. actor, director, all that. [ cheers and applause ] >> supportive! >> jimmy: ron howard's probably one of the ten most beloved americans, don't you think? [ cheers and applause ] >> he's in my top ten. for sure my top ten. >> jimmy: maybe number one, even though he's not american, is michael j. fox. he's canadian which makes him slightly

our own pete has been out there all morning long. we're going to be checking in with him. >> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. pleasant start to your wednesday morning. that will change. kari hall has look at your forecast. >> at least it is nice and comfortable. 59 degrees in the peninsula. already 65 degrees in the tri-valley and san francisco. starts out at 56 degrees. those highs today reaching 78 degrees with some clearing skies in the city and the tri-valley up to 102 degrees. and the peninsula will be heating up, up to 88 degrees and 98 in the south bay. still some triple digit temperatures today and the next couple days. i'll detail that coming up in a few minutes. let's head over to mike now tracking the key spots in san jose and san leandro. >> that's right. improvement overall for 101 in san jose. but that's as the build happens as well. let's look at the bay earshot. san leandro is more dramatic. but up to the earlier crash scene in oakland road. that has cleared and some reco

is it them. >> pete. chips more broadly. >> i like the chips in general. been in and out of micron many times. the one problem i have with qualcomm has been this stumble that seems to happen quarter after quarter after quarter. >> it does, doesn't it? >> but there are other names out there that have been absolutely explosive. some reporting and some will be reporting. >> pete, i think they've stumbled so many times it's actually priced into the stock right now it's stumbled. >> on intel it's run back into resistance at 36. it makes sense for it to pause here. but rsi is climbing. >> coming up. pete najarian has some unusual activity, what he's seeing, whether you should be a buyer as well. >>> "halftime report" with scott wapner is the place for market moving interviews. >> you don't call a company a sewer because a company made a mistake. >> real money. >> we are short both tesla and solarcity. >> real debates. >> people think the globalization has hurt businesses. it's not. it is technology that's hurt businesses. >> competition's a good thing. i don't w

we will be back with more from pete and karen in a moment. first on "today" with nbc. >> that was great. ♪ ♪ come to sesame place before little kids become big kids. before dress up turns to make-up. and tag becomes hashtag. and don't miss our brand new show, the magic of art featuring abby cadabby. come to the only place that makes little hearts race. save $10 on admission and get a free 2nd visit only at sesameplace.com sesame place >>> we're back with pete burns and his beautiful sister karen. and ryan and the keyboardest and all. by the way, what did you think of the tune? >> that hit home. i did not know how that was going to go. >> we never know. >> you hit it on the head. >> yeah, it's a craft shoot. >> how great was this thing. >> yeah, that's a dressing room when we got here and it's like now we know. >> yeah, we want to give you a little something and before we do, we hear that you want to give up something. >> yeah, we do. >> oh my gosh. >> i love it. >> look at this. >> wait a minute. >> mine is cuter. >> i got you and the oth

maybe they break out but they haven't. >> it was a perfect opportunity for you to say to pete, pete, you know, we play this game would you rather. that's what we do here. i know you don't do it in the morning. you're very uptight. but here's the thing, would you rather, so here we go. would you rather qualcomm or intel at these levels? would you rather, what would you do? i think qualcomm has some mojo behind it. a lot of the problems are behind them. they have a great balance sheet, valuation is reasonable. i think people are not in this name enough. i'd rather qualcomm ahead of intel. thanks for asking, simon. >> what a great game, guy. >> he can play it by himself. >> he tends to do that. >>> still ahead on the program, crude oil stating a stunning rally so far this year but is the hot trade about to come to a screeching halt? a top technician will weigh in and tell you what he'd rather. you're watching "fast money" firon cnbc, first in money worldwide. >>> this man could be your next president. >> then it's a deal? >> yes. we can have pizza the wrong way. >> crust first. >> and t

pete what do you make of this story? >> amazing, scott, first of all, missed and some of their numbers and this story is finally getting out to the public i agree. it's material. no way to look at the story and say this is something to brush aside and put out later on. i think the professor was exactly right when he said, look, they should have released it to all. the way it should have been handled. yet look where the stock is right now. it's pretty amazing story. implied volatilities extremely high, jumped significantly for all the right reasons, yet the stock remains at an interesting level above 210. >> it's fair to say you've had a bit of a change in sentiment around this name within the past, you know, three weeks or so. and the solar city bid seemed to sway people, even the most bullish analysts on wall street downgraded the stock, or at least took pause, cut the price target and said, i don't know about the synergies here. the story seems to be changing. no? >> i think that's true. and i think it's evident in the

pete, what's going on? what's the latest? >> reporter: yes, guys, yes, that area is still blocked off here at 880 northbound on davis street. i want to show you what we have here. the flashing light lights, alameda county fire petting out that fire earlier that happened when they're saying this big rig hit an imbankment and then tipped over in this field area right there.

we will be back with more from pete and karen in a moment. first on "today" with nbc. >> that was great. ♪ ♪ >>> we're back with pete burns and his beautiful sister karen. and ryan and the keyboardest and all. by the way, what did you think of the tune? >> that hit home. i did not know how that was going to go. >> we never know. >> you hit it on the head. >> yeah, it's a craft shoot. >> how great was this thing. >> yeah, that's a dressing room when we got here and it's like now we know. >> yeah, we want to give you a little something and before we do, we hear that you want to give up something. >> yeah, we do. >> oh my gosh. >> i love it. >> look at this. >> wait a minute. >> mine is cuter. >> i got you and the other one and then have a black and white one for you. >> thank you. >> i cannot believe the eyes. so we want to give you a fun night while you're in town. first you're treated to the one hour tour to have museum of modern art and then you're going to enjoy dinner at danny and myers restaurant and it's called the modern. >> it's aw

we will be back with more from pete and karen in a moment. first on "today" with nbc. >> that was great. ♪ ♪ >>> we're back with pete burns and his beautiful sister karen. and ryan and the keyboardest and all. by the way, what did you think of the tune? >> that hit home. i did not know how that was going to go. >> we never know. >> you hit it on the head. >> yeah, it's a craft shoot. >> how gre >> yeah, that's a dressing room when we got here and it's like now we know. >> yeah, we want to give you a little something and before we do, we hear that you want to give up something. >> yeah, we do. >> oh my gosh. >> i love it. >> look at this. >> wait a minute. >> mine is cuter. >> i got you and the other one and then have a black and white one for you. >> thank you. >> i cannot believe the eyes. so we want to give you a fun night while you're in town. first you're treated to the one hour tour to have museum of modern art and then you're going to enjoy dinner at danny and myers restaurant and it's called the modern. >> it's awesome. >> thank yo

one of pete's favorites. these things sold off so hard since brexit you've got american airlines, which, giving him his props. he said this is the one to buy. american airlines. since brexit, up 25%. delta and united are up 10 % and 12% over that same period and, yes, there were upgrades today, but today isn't what's kicking them in the pants. it's from 24 to 34 basically american airlines. that is a big move and so a lot of that cash that kevin talked about, what did they go looking for? things really beaten down, but that had solid fundamentals. and those airlines are back. >> is risk in the market right now, kevin, more to the upside or more to the downside? there are some people i talk to think the market could go up 10% between now and the election. >> it's -- >> others say. >> listen, no, no. >> like goldman. >> that announcement of brexit was excellent, because it caught every off side. we're not getting earnings growth here. everybody knows that. we're getting pe expansion. and if -- if you're thinkin

let's give it for where is pete, guys? (applause). >> this is miles adams he is the band leader, and he is joined us i have to tell you orr down the shore 13 years doing this we've never had a house band. miles, will you be our house band. >> we're your house band anywhere you go we'll go. >> all right. i love it. we'll talk more to the band and see what they'll be doing in avalon as well as what josh will be up to no pun intended but first let's do a little weather. let's talk about ultimate doppler, because really there's not much popping up in the heat and humidity, and we're thankful for that. but if going to be beat the heat it's pretty difficult to from the city to the shore because we have a sea breeze but it's really not all that comfortable even down the shore. excessive heat warning will continue and that's for philadelphia during the day tomorrow we will feel like 100 degrees even down the shore and in our suburbs right now in philadelphia it's 94. it's into in millville. in trenton it's into. down the shore it'

well done, pete. as we've seen attendees back passionate when speaking about the other side, we decided to conduct an examination of this. we went to the rnc last week and the dnc this week to ask republicans for their thoughts on democrats and democrats for their thoughts on republicans. and this is what they shared. >> describe democrats. >> gun control. handouts. debt. what else? you want more? just a general disdain for god and country, in my opinion. >> most of them want to give everything away. >> maybe brainwashed? >> i can't describe all democrats but it is my learned opinion that the democrat party is a crime syndicate, not a real political party. >> what are republicans like? >> people that don't have a clue. >> closed-minded. >> stuffy. >> they're mean. >> in some sense some of them are racists. >> i've yet to meet a racist republican where i live or with the people i work with. with the party. or a homophobic republican. >> tell us your name. >> doris hurdle from jackson, tennessee. >> jac

pete: we have for a long time. ,ssets which are very cyclical investing heavily in inferences schemes. looking at it in a period of great uncertainty, even then, expecting things to be worse than they are, we said those real investments we are committing to continuing. we did look at new hires quite closely it we still look at them closely today but i don't think we fundamentally changed our position. those long-term investment schemes were resources for the future. we are continuing to invest. finished. hammond just -- mr. hammond is ready for a reset at wendy's want to see -- what do you want to see this chancellor do?

here's the problem, pete. you've got to sell the book. >> well, that's right. >> don't give them away. >> brian, there was literally nothing in the package about the book. >> it's great book in all seriousness. you built it off of teddy roosevelt. it's an important book, but if you have to learn to give to the country, that's what you wanted to get across. >> that's right. we need citizens and patriots in the 21st century. that's what we're talking about at the convention. we have a country to fight for. thank you guys for coming. >> of course. >> get the book, in all seriousness. >>> he's a college football legend who knows a lot about winning. maybe that's why he's ditching the democrats for donald trump. the great lou holtz is here live to explain why. but first -- >> let's find out what is coming up. hey, guys! >> they had a good old time. >> having a lot of fun on the roof. >> night one is in the book, how did team donald trump do? we have a great lineup. >> how did melania do? we'll talk about that comin

and this morning social media is exploding praising pete hegseth for what he did. he joins us live from cleveland, that is next. we always were told we were german. we were in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. so i just started poking around on ancestry. then, i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. it turns out i'm scottish. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. >>> started to pull out a flag and started to try to light it, which is why there is a safety reason. you have to expand the perimeter or else you'll light the whole crowd on fire. this is an unlawful protest. god bless our police officers. >> absolutely. more than a dozen arrests in cleveland of a at the protesters set the american flag on fire outside the republican national convention on wednesday. >> and our own pete hegseth was in the middle of that. and he's back now with a special message for the police officers who kept everyone safe all week. pete, people have not seen it, it's unbelievable what you did and it is what so many who were talking about yesterday even this morn

pete suratos in the same area. pete, you're on the scene. what's the very latest? >> just expand where mike is talking about. what's happening here, you have the cars being directed off the coliseum way in the area heading 880 northbound as they deal with this fatal crash. they're telling us a pedestrian was hit around 3:41 a.m. the driver made the call and of course that pedestrian was pronounced dead. that driver is not dead. we're being told by chp that they're going to open up this roadway, these lanes again in the next five minutes. and they're going to give us an update shortly in roughly about ten minutes to tell us exactly how this pedestrian ended up on the freeway. for right now they're telling us in five minutes these lanes should open up and traffic should resume as normal here on 880 northbound. live in oakland, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> we'll check back with you shortly. >>> in the meantime, following more breaking news. small grass fire still burning in the south bay. here's video in fro overnight where fire crews are on the scene. it's

want to start with justice correspondent pete williams. pete, is this a departure from what loretta lynch has previously said? >> well, the justice department says no, thomas. they say that she's been broadly hinting that this is the step she was going to take just as recently as a couple of weeks ago when she appeared on all the sunday morning programs, including "meet the press." she said she would be guided by i don't think those were exact words, but she said this would go through the career justice department prosecutor. she was responding to the question of whether she would recuse herself and she said she wouldn't discuss exactly what the internal justice department steps would be, but what we are told by senior justice department officials this morning is that this has always been her plan, to defer to the guidance, to the recommendations by career justice department prosecutors. that's the way these cases normally work anyway. the only question where there's a little uncertainty here is precisely what her exact role will be. these

governor pete ricketts is following cruz's lead and. more on the way with governor pete ricketts. reporter: i'm lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the tech minute. tesla unveiling master plan for the company. the company known for all electric sedans hoping to expand into small suvs and even heavy-duty semis and buses. incorporate what he calls fleet learning. musk says self-driving capability 10 times safer than manuel. the plan calls for tesla owners to eventually rent out their vehicle to other drivers for short periods of time. the new plan does not stop there. musk also focusing on the consumer solar business with ited planned acquisition of solarcity. he outlines a vision for solar roofs with integrated battery storage. teleshares down about 3.6% on unveiling of the master plan. more on the closing bell is straight ahead. ♪ [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. liz: here we are, the day after senator ted cruz of texas was booed by the conventi

mark: pete williams at the court. thank you very much, pete. john: coming up, "with all due respect" meets the press. chuck todd joins us next. ♪ ♪ mark: welcome back. on a very busy news day we are calling in some help to help us break down the dueling economic speeches we heard today from the 2 presumptive nominees. joining us from washington, and host of "meet the press" and "meet the press daily", chuck todd. chuck, i want to start with trade. take out, you cannot control for the variables, but take out the identities of the republican nominee and the democratic nominee -- just the notion of a presidential candidate, major party nominee, running as a protectionist. is that on balance better or worse if you're trying to win 270 electoral votes? chuck: you know, i would have said it would have been worse. this feels like a throwback of the 1970's, the politics of the 1970's and 1980's that frankly didn't work back then. protectionist -- the democrats at that time were the party of protectionism. think back to walter mondale. the reason th

they haven't seen the "pete's dragon" i'm in or the older "pete's dragon." but i think they're just somewhat starting to figure out what my job is. and i think they're going to start asking soon. my daughter gets a little confused. she's 4 1/2. she said that she wants to be in the "pete's dragon" sequel, which that's not happening yet. >> jimmy: "repete's dragon" right? >> exactly. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thanks everybody. >> yeah, yeah. she wants to either be -- she wants to be in it, either the baby of the dragon or she wants me to hold her as i'm running from the dinosaur. >> jimmy: that's cute. >> so it's like both movies in one, in her mind. >> jimmy: do you think, oh, now your daughter -- because your dad is ron howard. actor, director, all that. [ cheers and applause ] >> supportive! >> jimmy: ron howard's probably one of the ten most beloved americans, don't you think? [ cheers and applause ] >> he's in my top ten. for sure my top ten. >> jimmy: maybe number one, even though he's not american, is michael j. fox. he's canadian which makes him slightly

pete? >> reporter: our best information, brian, is that video which was taken some time ago that the man who had the house was taken out of the house in handcuffs and put in the back of a police wagon. so i believe they are now preparing to start that search there. but they did have to resolve that, so this is picture from earlier this evening. back to batten ruon rouge, theyt think they had anybody else they were searching for. they now believe, they were told, you saw the man. they believe gavin long acted alone. they will search his house and go through his computers. his electronic media for anything that would shed light on a motive. he turned 29 just today, that he served five years in the marine corps as a special and he was deployed to iraq for six months in 2008. he would have been trained on how to use a rifle. now he had a considerable web presence. he called himself cosmo on a website called conversations with cosmo. convos with cosmo and he described hymn as, and this is a quot

>> delicious. >> thank you, pete. what's coming up next? >> thanks again to gorbing and the boy scouts of america for the campground. meanwhile -- >> pete. >> it has been two years since the va scandal erupted, and the latest report card shows things aren't much better. what can be done to fix things at the va? a former army jag here. >>> walmart lining up for a big online shopping day. walmart made a move to steal their thunder. coming up. i'm mary ellen, and i quit smoking with chantix. i have smoked for 30 years and by taking chantix, i was able to quit in 3 months and that was amazing. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it absolutely reduced my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. some had seizures while taking chantix. if you have any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental health problems,

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pete? >> well, our best information, brian, is that video which was taken some time ago, that the man who had the house, was taken out of the house in handcuffs and put in the back of a police wagon. so i believe they're now preparing to start that search there, but they did have to resolve that, so this is picture from earlier this evening. back to baton rouge, you saw the news conference earlier, where they said they didn't think they had anybody else they were searching for. they now believe that the gunman, gavin long, whose house you saw the authorities outside in kansas city preparing to search, that they believe he acted alone. so they're preparing to search his house. they'll go through his computers, his electronic media for anything that would shed light on the motive. we do know some things about him. he turned 29 just today. he served five years in the marine corps as a computer specialist. he was deployed to iraq for six months in 2008. he would have been trained on how to use

pete, what do we know so far? >> well, brian, several law enforcement officials tell me and my colleague from wnbc that the suspect that was shot and killed today in the shootout with the police in baton rouge is from kansas city, missouri. born in 1987, name gavin long. information that we believe is accurate, but again, this is a very confused picture, is that the police were -- the current theory is that the police were lured to this shootout today by a 911 call. now, the initial question was, was the 911 call from someone who innocently saw a guy with a gun and wanted the police to get there, or was the 911 call from those involved in ambushing the police? and our best understanding is it's the latter. that some people, long and others, perhaps two others from missouri, according to what we've been told, made this call. and that's what lured the police there. now, that's initial information to be confirm ed as this investigation goes on. but that's our best understanding from law enforcement officials. so the

mark: pete williams at the court. thank you very much, pete. john: coming up, "with all due respect" meets the press. chuck todd joins us next. ♪ mark: welcome back. on a very busy news day we are calling in some top-shelf help to help us break down the dueling economic speeches we heard today from the 2 presumptive nominees. joining us from washington, nab -- nbc news political director and host of "meet the press" and "meet the press daily", chuck todd. chuck, i want to start with trade. take out -- you cannot control for the variables, but take out the identities of the republican nominee and the democratic nominee -- just the notion of a presidential candidate, major party nominee, running as a protectionist. is that on balance better or worse if you're trying to win 270 electoral votes? chuck: you know, i would have said it would have been worse. this feels like a throwback of the 1970's, the politics of the 1970's and 1980's that frankly didn't work back then. protectionist -- the democrats at that time were the party of protectionism.

what about around the horn now, pete? >> i love the quarter for facebook, but i'm going boston scientific. acquisition today, this name is going higher. >> i think expeck tases for google into their numbers are balanced, 20% growth. future transparency, current. i say google. >> we talked about it earlier, i think whole foods is worth a look. if you can get it around 30, lower than 30, it's great. i think this is a team that would do whatever it has to do. >> great having you. you look great. i mean that. >> gold's going higher. catch "fast money" again tomorrow. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now! >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to save some money. my job, not just to entertain but teach and coach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. the action in some sto

pete? >> our best information, brian, is that that video, which was taken some time ago, that the man who had the house was, was taken out of the house in handcuffs and put in the back of a police wagon. so i believe they're now preparing to start that search there, but they did have to resolve that. so this is picture from earlier this evening. back to baton rouge, the best assessment, you saw the news conference earlier, where they said they didn't think they had anybody else they were searching for. they now believe, we're takee told -- told by a number of officials, that the man acted alone. so they're purchasing to search his house, go through his computers, electronic media for anything that would shed light on a motive. we do know some things about him. he turned 29 just today. he served five years in the marine corps as a computer specialist. during that time, he was deployed to iraq for six months in 2008. so the point of all that is that he would have been trained on how to use a

well done, pete. as we've s passionate when speaking about the other side, we decided to conduct an examination of this. we went to the rnc last week and the dnc this week to ask republicans for their thoughts on democrats and democrats for their thoughts on republicans. and this is what they shared. >> describe democrats. >> gun control. handouts. debt.

even reporting on vacation for us, pete thanks as always. nbc's kristin welker following the clinton campaign in charlotte, north carolina, where begin that appearance with hillary clinton expected to happen at 3:00 this afternoon. kristin, you've got to wonder at this point whether the joint appearance is going to be overshadowed by what we heard just after 11:00 eastern. any reaction from the campaign to those statements from director comey? >> we are getting our first reaction from the clinton campaign, this comes from brian fallon, it is short, to the point, i will read it and discuss it on the other side. he says we are pleased that the career officials handing this case have determined that no further action by the department is appropriate. as the secretary has long said, it was a mistake to her use, to use her personal e-mail and she would not do it again. we are glad that this matter is now resolved. again that coming from spokesman brian fallon, of course there are still a lot lot of questions, craig, namely the fact that she consi

pete joins us live. that's next. >>> and they started and pulled out a flag and started to try to light it which is why there's a safety reason you have to expand the perimeter or else you're going to light the whole crowd on fire. this is an unlawful protest. god bless our police officers. >> absolutely. we showed you this video. more than a dozen protesters arrested at the rnc in cleveland after setting the american flag on fire. pete was there and he says it could have been much worse if it wasn't for law enforcement. >> and now as the dnc kicks off today pete is there live with a message of gratitude for the police keeping everyone safe in philadelphia. the work you're doing is so important. good to see you. >> good to see you too and we wanted to get a glimpse of what law enforcement here in philadelphia will be facing, so we hit the streets last night in light of what he saw in cleveland last week to ask them what they felt about the mood, how they felt about things here in philadelphia, and there'

mark: pete williams at the court. thank you very much, pete. john: coming up, "with all due respect" meets the press. chuck todd joins us next. ♪ mark: welcome back. on a very busy news day we are calling in some top-shelf help to help us break down the dueling economic speeches we heard today from the 2 presumptive nominees. joining us from washington, nbc news political director and host of "meet the press" and "meet the press daily", chuck todd. chuck, i want to start with trade. take out -- you cannot control for the variables, but take out the identities of the republican nominee and the democratic nominee -- just the notion of a presidential candidate, major party nominee, running as a protectionist. is that on balance better or worse if you're trying to win 270 electoral votes? chuck: you know, i would have said it would have been worse. this feels like a throwback of the 1970's, the politics of the 1970's and 1980's that frankly didn't work back then. protectionist -- the democrats at that time were the party of protectionism. think b

good evening, pete. >> good evening, greta. >> i don't know, pete, it's like each person -- i don't know what to say to each guest. the horror of this, you know, of this and the suffering. so i guess let me start first for your injured friend. is he going to make it? >> yes. he is going to be okay. he was actually released from the hospital this morning. i was able to talk to him briefly. he doesn't know a lot about what happened and obviously we purposely didn't tell him. we just want him to go home. take some pain medication and get some sleep. is he going to have a road ahead. they decided not to do surgery. so he still has the bullet in his upper body by his shoulder. and they have to make that decision later. it's going to be a long road to recovery for him and other injured officers. the one thing. >> go ahead, greta. >> i wanted to ask you about your other friend who didn't make it you know, they are all heros in different ways. but when i read the background on this particular police officer and i guess if i read the pack ground on all of them i would feel equally as horrible. te

let me start with you, pete. there was a great interview with the congressman. it's something everyone is grappling with. the nature of policing is change and the nature of how we voice our discontent. >> we are seeing examples of protests that are peaceful and constructive. in dallas that's what it appeared to be until violence broke out from one individual. you couldn't block intersections and break the law. charles: if you see something on tv that bothers you and you want to have your voice heard and it's usurped by the black lives matter knuckleheads. you talked about this over the weekend on twitter. >> i think they made a serious tactical error by giving a voice to violence. even if they have legitimate concerns, that's a big mistake they are making. charles: the pendulum has already swung significantly against black lives matter. who are they? where is their headquarters? >> it's been a disparate organization. you can't blame the dallas black lives matter on the short. but in minneapolis. bricks dropped on heads, fireworks, bottles, that's not a peaceful

well done, pete. as we've s passionate when speaking about the other side, we decided to conduct an examination of this. we went to the rnc last week and the dnc this week to ask republicans for their thoughts on democrats and democrats for their thoughts on republicans. and this is what they shared. >> describe democrats. >> gun control. handouts. debt. just a general disdain for god and country, in my opinion. >> most of them want to give everything away. >> maybe brainwashed? >> i can't describe all democrats but it is my learned opinion that the democrat party is a crime syndicate, not a real political party. >> what are republicans like? >> people that don't have a clue. >> closed-minded. >> stuffy. >> they're mean. >> in some sense some of them are racists. >> i've yet to meet a the people i work with. with the party. or a homophobic republican. >> tell us your name. >> doris hurdle from jackson, tennessee. >> jackson, tennessee. you're the only 10 i see. >> i'm the only one? >> 10 i see. >> oh,

pete is going to talk and then q&a and pete will recognize his own questions and we will do that till the end of the hour. when we get q&a if you raise your hand and wait for pete to recognize you and wait for the microphone so folks online can hear from you and if you could state your name and affiliation that would be great. sometimes we start late but we always end on time. please join me in welcoming the author of "in the arena" [applause] >> well, jim, thank you very much. the heritage foundation, i am grateful for this opportunity. you got the book early, read it, engaged and offered to >> hos host and i am grateful. this feels like a family reunion. so many wonderful faces, people i know and worked with and thanks for sticking with us. first i want to thank a bunch of people but my former colleagues at concerned vets which make up a big bulk of the audience. i wrote this book from 4-8 a.m. in many mornings while running the cba. it was what we did at cba that was an inspiration and a call to action that is the call to action that is the organization. it was always a pleasure to

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it's time for produce pete and this wook he's back on the road. >> pete took a trip to one of his favorite farms to help you pick the perfect summer squash. >>> hey, good morning. we're in wayne, new jersey and today we're talking summer squash. green and yellow squash. squash has been a staple for over 800 years so now i'm going to take you out in the field, show you how these beauties are grown and then we'll come back in, i'm going to tell you how to pick them and what to do with >>> the zucchini is unbelievable here. i got my friend alec. he is driving me and we're going to talk about it. so, what are these? well, this is yellow squash, and this is green squash on this side. it's what we call summer squash. that means 100% edible. the trick with squash is pick it at the right time. you want the squash tender. when i said eat the seeds, eat the skin, you can eat everything. unlike you know, the winter squash which is that hard shell squash like the acorn. the thing with the squash is that you can take the squash any time and you can eat it and it's absolutely terrific. but what you want