mike: mike, awesome. lemonis: mike, how are you? can you guys give me a tour of the store? i'm trying to understand the concept. john: absolutely. so, tankfarm is supplies for gentlemen of sport and leisure. our strong demographic is male 25 to 45. that's our audience. this is our brand. fits great. it looks great. we buy the blank. mike designs the graphic. it's really high quality. this is seal beach. this is the seal beach pier. lemonis: all $29? all your t-shirts? john: they are. lemonis: cost? john: about 6 bucks. lemonis: killer margins. good quality. john: great quality. lemonis: and the product is well done. mike: thank you. lemonis: you guys understand color. yoderstand quality of fabric. you understand design. are these all your house brand, or is there a combination? everything from his socks, t boots, to sunglasses. lemonis: exceptionally high margins or average margins? john: i would say the non-tankfarm, our average is 40% margin. lemonis: the margin expectations that should be in that store should be north of 55%, maybe even north of 60%. these third-party br

mike: mike, awesome. lemonis: mike, how are you? can you guys give me a tour of the store? i'm trying to understand the concept. john: absolutely. so, tankfarm is supplies for gentlemen of sport and leisure. our strong demographic is male 25 to 45. that's our audience. this is our brand. fits great. it looks great. we buy the blank. mike designs the graphic. it's really high quality.is. lemonis: all $29? all your t-shirts? john: they are. lemonis: cost? john: about 6 bucks. lemonis: killer margins. good quality. john: great quality. lemonis: and the product is well done. mike: thank you. lemonis: you guys understand color. you understand quality of fabric. you understand design. are these all your house brand, or is there a combination? john: we have about 65 brands. a guy comes in, and he can get everything from his socks, boots, to sunglasses. lemonis: exceptionally high margins or average margins? john: i would say the non-tankfarm, our average is 40% margin. lemonis: the margin expectations that should be in that store should be north of 55%, maybe even north of 60%. th

mike: mike, awesome. lemonis: mike, how are you? can you guys give me a tour of the store? i'm trying to understand the concept. john: absolutely. so, tankfarm is supplies for gentlemen of sport and leisure. our strong demographic is male 25 to 45. that's our audience. this is our brand. fits great. it looks great. we buy the blank. mike designs the graphic. it's really high quality. this is seal beach. this is the seal beach pier. lemonis: all $29? all your t-shirts? john: they are. lemonis: cost? john: about 6 bucks. lemonis: killer margins. good quality. john: great quality. lemonis: and the product is well done. mike: thank you. lemonis: you guys understand color. you understand quality of fabric. you understand design. are these all your house brand, or is there a combination? john: we have about 65 brands. a guy comes in, and he can get everything from his socks, boots, to sunglasses. lemonis: exceptionally high margins or average margins? john: i would say the non-tankfarm, our average is 40% margin. lemonis: the margin expectations that should be in that store shoul

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-mike: okay. lemonis: the reason that i made this initial investment is 'cause i believed in the people, but i want to believe in all of the people, and if there's somebody on the team that's gonna sort of change the culture that i have invested in, no, thanks. sorry. okay, guys, let's get out there and thank people for coming and move forward, okay? come on. the last year and a half has been good at amazing grapes. it's gone from under $3 million to close to $4 million in business. but i'm not done. in any business, you can't be complacent. you can't just settle in. if you do, you're gonna -- you're gonna go backwards. and so there are continuous small tweaks and investments that you have to make. i'm committed to doing all those things, but my expectation when i come back next time is that we're getting close to $5 million in sales. i think you guys have matured as business owners. when i first met you guys, you were employees here. i know that you guys have a passion about stuff. you're focused

he sat down with mike allen. mike: so, congressman, we're going to start with a quiz. i am going to describe a public figure and you're going to tell me who it is. mr. schiff: oh, no. mike: one. very talented. two, very smart guy. three, great negotiator. mr. schiff: yes. well, sadly, that's trump's description of kim jong un. you know what a surreal world you're in when that's the description of the north korean dictator. weak, obnoxious, and dishonest is the description we give the canadian prime minister. mike: what do you make of that? what is the consequence of that? as we would say, why does that matter? mr. schiff: well -- what do i make of that? i make that we are at greater odds with our allies now than ever before in my lifetime. mike: but what does that mean? what's the consequence of that for our guests? mr. schiff: i think the consequence is that our security is weakened. our alliances are weakened. when we need our allies, there is less likelihood that they will respond in kind because we have ridiculed them. we have condemned them at times. we have insul

mike? mike: ellison, to another hot topic, president trump now says he will meet with kim jong-un of north korea on june 12th. should we expect more than one meeting? >> at this point, it seems anything is possible. the president did say the june 12th summit would be the start of what he called a process, suggesting there could be two or three meetings that follow afterwards. take a listen to a little bit of what he said to reporters yesterday. >> june 12th we will be in singapore. it will be a beginning. i've never said it happens in one meeting. you are talking about years of hostility, years of problems, years of really hatred between so many different nations. >> president trump met with north korean vice chairman kim yong-chol for more than an hour yesterday. the president says they talked about many things including sanctions and denuclearization. mike, the president said that he explained that removal of sanctions would only happen if they were willing to denuclearize. at this point

in an instant, mike knows that's where waxey's hiding. once again, mystery mike gets his man. i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance."' and remember -- you can't take it with you. ♪ >> working to keep families together, but the borders going to be just as tough as it's been. [inaudible conversations] executive order to keep families together at the border. democrats can't take yes for an answer. they are still not happy as they are set to vote on two critical bills. >> china telling the u.s. senate trade war will only hurt u.s. workers and farmers. the latest on the trade for tat. gerri: a lower open this morning after we solve 70 points higher on the

so marty agrees to sell mysterious mike's smith & wesson revolver to the museum for >> what's unique about the gun is that the serial number has been scratched off. >> and you wouldn't expect it from a law-enforcement officer. >> no. but this is what the gangsters would do, and he was an undercover agent. >> marty also loans out mike's handcuffs, which he believes were used in the 1939 arrest of atlantic city mob boss nucky johnson, and several of his never-made-public case files. what does it mean to the museum to get these mike malone documents and artifacts from marty? >> the information that he has assembled is astonishing. so we're really proud to be able to show this in the museum. >> and marty's efforts to honor mike malone aren't done yet. >> i'm trying to get him the presidential medal of freedom, the highest civilian award that can be honored. >> and why do you think mike is deserving? >> my uncle put in 47 years of service to this country. but he did this with great risk to his life, great honor to the country. >> are you obsessed with this?

in an instant, mike knows that's where waxey's hiding. once again, mystery mike gets his man. i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance."' and remember -- you can't take it with you. ♪ >> democrats want judges who will rewrite the constitution and destroy your freedom. >> the senate should reject on a bipartisan basis any justice. gerri: breaking news this morning. president trump gets a new supreme court judge to replace anthony kennedy. a fiery rally on who he may nominate. trade was that the story coming out. a wild ride for investors at the tao of 300 points within end of the day down 165. look at what is driving all this volatility which seems to be

mike: last question. you mentioned you were the u.s. attorney in los angeles, as a former federal prosecutor, someone who is watching the mueller investigation from what you've seen, from what you know, from what you read, what is the most likely outcome? mr. schiff: i was an assistant u.s. attorney. i don't want to give myself a promotion in hindsight. i think we're likely to see a couple of things. we're likely to see further indictments. in the last indictment, the special counsel indicted 13 russians over their social media campaign. and its interference in our election. but there was no mention, no discussion of the russian hacking and dumping operation. that was something we knew more about earlier than even the social media campaign. so why would bob mueller leave that out of the indictment? i think that was probably left out of the last indictment because that part of the conspiracy either involves u.s. persons, that's the issue of collusion, or you haven't finished the investigation as to whether it should include u.s. persons.

mike, i must play that music for you. much love from london. >> host: thank you, simon. >> guest: i think it is a great question and mike pence does have relationships with democrats. he is certainly strong worships on capitol hill and like i said he does talkk to joe biden quite a bit. they learned about the relationship is that mike pence's brother told me that donald trump reminds pens of their father and their father was a real taskmaster and it could be abusive at times reportedly. i think mike pence has grown up in in environment, one of six kids, irish catholic, interesting enough he voted for jimmy carter and not ronald reagan in 1980 because he said he wants to have a movie set president and now we have a reality star president that he works for. as far ashi healing the country, he does believe in this administration. it is not an act. he believes in what trump stands for in many ways and but i do think as someone who is more experienced in the ways of washington in does not meet in the way that his boss does i t

one thing i learned is that mike pence's brother, greg, told me that donald trump reminds mike pence of their father. that he was a real taskmaster, could be abusive at times, reportedly. i think he has grown up in an environment, one of six kids, irish catholic, he voted for jimmy carter instead of ronald reagan because, reportedly, who wants to have a movie star president. but he does believe in this administration. it is not an act. he believes in what trump stands , but i doy ways think, as someone who is more experienced in the ways of washington, who doesn't tweet in , heway that his boss does would certainly be more of what we are used to in a president. i think donald trump is just just reallys changed the presidency and some many ways that it is quite incredible. book,you quote from the the job occupies "the strange no man's land between legislative and executive power. it comes with a job description that is only slightly more defined than that of the first lady, which has none whatsoever. the authority coming from the president, how much authority that he, or someday she,

mike at the plaza with the call to action. mike >> i'm taking a look at nike and obviously it's had a great run here one of the things that has happened as a result of that is we're getting pretty close to relative high valuations when you take a look ste stock on a historical basis the other thing is of course because we have earnings coming up, we have elevated options premiums, implying a 5% move which is the average move but we're going to talk about one of the things, that is that actually more often than not the stock moves 4% or less and a few times it moves a lot the last few years we've had moves of more than 7%, 8% and one even more than 10% so if we're going to try to fade this stock or bet on something that is going to be a fairly neutral play, one of the things we need to do is make sure we're not taking a huge risk in case it does have a big move. it's one of the better performers we've seen in recent weeks. i'm looking at selling the july 75, 76 call spread i could collect $1.65 for selling the 75 calls pay $1.2

mike: do you believe that happened? mr. schiff: i don't know. mike: you think it's possible? mr. schiff: it's certainly possible. we know that the trump organization had deep difficulty getting any legitimate financing from u.s. banks. the only bank that would do business with them, because of their business practices, was deutsche bank. which was fined hundreds of millions of dollars by the state of new york for laundering russian money. we also know that even according to the president's own sons, they were getting a ton of money from russia that was a disproportionate share of their assets. and when you look at the trump properties of money laundering. so i think for us to gamble and not know with the nation's security, is this what's driving this affinity for vladimir putin and russia? or is it something else? i think we ought to find out. so we can tell the country, it's true or it's not true. mike: the house intelligence committee democrats, the minority, continues their russia investigation, you're continuing to bring witnesses, you continue to obtain documents. what's the

>> they've lost mike james. >> mike james was starting in the nfl. a childhood dream finally coming true. a dream born years ago in a small town in central florida by a young boy and his single mom. >> my mom was a huge football fan. >> i heard. i heard. >> huge, huge, huge. >> she used to chase you down the sidelines. >> oh yeah. huge. and i got into football through her. i mean, she put me in it. she knew i needed something to do with all the energy i had. >> and something to keep him out of the trouble that mike says landed his absent father in and out of prison. that trouble was drugs. >> drugs tore my family. you know? so i wanted to just play football, go to school, stay in my books, not get in any trouble. >> by senior year he was one of the nation's top high school running backs, offered a full scholarship to the university of miami, a known launching pad to the nfl. >> my mom, she was crazy excited. i mean, it was everything that i ever hoped for. it was everything i wanted, you know? >> and then, overnight, mike lost his biggest fan. his mo

mike's got a way to buy at&t for just five cents. it's time to rk less and make more, the action begins right now. >>> let's get right to it. take a look at a group of stocks that have been on a rally of the chart master says the charts are setting up for a bigger break out and one name in particular so break it down, carter. >> a real laggard area of the market down just 10% or 11%. is there follow through? rates are not going higher and so maybe let's start with that. this is a chart of ten year yields over the past 12 months and i think the key -- let's just draw some lines. the key takeaway here after a well defined bounce off trend we have under cut, which you can quite clearly see, and then we've thrown back right to trend and we started just, again, to under cut. it's not the greatest circumstance. it has all the look of a topping out formation. with that as maybe the backdrop, let's first talk about the home builder etfxhb. you have this big run up over the past two years and then this give back. now two things. this give bac

mike pompeo'sjob is south korea are going to buy. mike pompeo's job is to sell what has been achieved but there will be difficult questions going forward. we arejust difficult questions going forward. we are just looking at pictures of that press conference in seoul coming to an end. the key participants have walked off the stage and we are now left to analyse exactly what they had to say. you have just touched on baby reassu ra nces have just touched on baby reassurances that mike pompeo was having to give —— touched on baby reassurances. it is interesting the words that kept on coming up, close cooperation, the security guarantee. we might not have got a lot of details on this press conference, but it was clear what the topics of conversation, what are the concerns we re conversation, what are the concerns were these key allies. it is worth reflecting on some of the things that were said. japan's foreign minister has been very clear in terms of saying it is a view of japan that us forces in korea have played and continue to pla

mike: do you believe that happened? mr. schiff: i don't know. mike: you think it's possible? mr. schiff: it's certainly possible. we know that the trump organization had deep difficulty getting any legitimate financing from u.s. banks. the only bank that would do business with them, because of their business practices, was deutsche bank. which was fined hundreds of millions of dollars by the state of new york for laundering russian money. we also know that even according to the president's own sons, they were getting a ton of money from russia. a disproportionate share of their assets. and when you look at the trump properties of money laundering. so i think for us to gamble and not know with the nation's security, is this what's driving this affinity for vladimir putin and russia? or is it something else? i think we ought to find out. so we can tell the country, it's true or it's not true. mike: the house intelligence committee democrats, the minority, continues their russia investigation, you're continuing to bring witnesses, you continue to obtain documents. what's the most im

i think mike helped ring the compliment there. having served in leadership in the house, having relationships with speaker ryan, having been a governor, he had friendships and contacts with leadership. and also governors across america. i think with donald trump -- what donald trump tapped into was an ability to understand the frustration of the american people and wanting to see change. accompanying that with pence was a natural complement to take the best of both skill sets. reporter: having seen both the donald trump and mike pence up close, there has been a lot written about their relationship. how would you describe it? marc: over time, it has become incredibly close. i think when they started at that point, it was not that they had a long-standing relationship. spent athe president's couple days in indiana with him and the vice president was asked, what would you envision the role being? he said, to help me work through congress. time, they have become trusted friends. i think the vice president cherishes his relationship wi

>> mike: yes! nice job on the crab cakes. >> anthony: yeah. >> mike: full of meat. >> firefighter 3: very tasty, paul. >> anthony: so if it's not good, you're not diplomatic about it. >> mike: no, not at all. no. >> firefighter 3: you tell them, nice try. >> mike: a lot of cooks they look at that kitchen -- there's a lot of room, and there's always a lot of spices, our staples are always loaded. you can pretty much make anything in there. it's a good place to be a cook. nice job there, pauly. >> anthony: yes, well done sir. generally speaking, you eat fast because you never know. in all likelihood, you are not going to get to finish that meal. >> mike: well obviously, tony's not doing any dishes. >> anthony: i'll do all the dishes. >> mike: no, hell no! no way! >> anthony: wouldn't be the first time, won't be the last. >> mike: no way! no way! card. hey, i'm curious about your social security alerts. oh! we'll alert you if we find your social security number on any one of thousands of risky sites,

mike: it is clearly pronounced. they have looked at the gaps, not just in terms of wage gaps, but just representation gaps. women in tech roles are underrepresented. you have seen that diminished as seniority in those types of roles increases. this backs up why this is such an important topic for companies to address at every level in the organization. emily: you have other executives like salesforce's marc benioff. talk to us about the other significant point at this shareholder meeting. a lot of issues came up. mark: the biggest issue right now for the company didn't come up at the shareholder meeting at all. last week they said they are not going to renew a cloud contract they have with the pentagon after some pretty sizable employee protests. google is putting out an ethical ai charter this week they hope will address that. i've never seen so many employees very vocal about concerns. they are saying they don't want their technology used in military applications. they are saying they feel harassed. the engineer b

athink mike helped to bring complement there. having served in leadership of the house, having relationships with speaker ryan, having b a governor, he had friendships and contacts with leadership. also, governors across america. tapped what donald trump into was his ability to understand the frustration of the american people and wanting to see change. accompanying that with pence was a natural complement to take the best of both skill sets. reporter: having seen both the donald trump and mike pence up close, there has been a lot written about their relationship. how would you describe it? marc: over time, it has become incredibly close. i think when they started at that point, it was not thathey had a long-standing relationship. i think the president spent a couple days in indiana with him and the vice president was asked, what would you envision the role being? he said, to help me work through congress. but i think over time, they have become trusted friends. i think the vice president cherishes his relationship with the presi

let it start and then go >> last word, mike >> yeah. this is one of those situations, obviously the market did look pretty woolly. i am comforted by the fact that it's a very low beta stock the fact that it held up well and the valuations should in theory create some form of a floor in terms of any other declines. >>> let's move on to another stock in the dumps starbucks. howard schultz sent a rather unusual e-mail to jim cramer commenting on the company's stock. >> and then i thought this was probably the most telling paragraph. he writes the stock i have rarely commented on is cheap and undervalued. our team will lead us to the promised lanlds. as my mother was so fond of saying, this too shall pass. >> despite the move today, the stock posted its worst week in two years after announcing store closures, taking down guidance, also warning on china. before we get to the trade here, what do we make of the former ceo's e-mail to jim cramer he probably owns a lot of shares what do you think, do you think it's undervalued >> i thought david

and on that list was mike flynn. so apparently devin nunes thinks that mike flynn was at some point talking to an fbi informant, nicolle. >> frank figliuzzi, can you go over the sen 10%ing of mike flynn and the notion they are dealing with ongoing requests for an unprecedented, it would appear, level of detail about an ongoing investigation. >> so, first, a couple thoughts on the flynn sentencing being delayed. first, look, i think what's apparent here is that the president may well intend to pardon flynn. and if you sentence him, the pardon could come down very, very quickly. if you draw this out, it's unlikely the president is going to do a presentencing pardon. so that's one aspect of it. the second is there is a hint here flynn is not fully cooperated or done yet and they want to keep this hanging over his head so that's that -- my theory on that. >>> with regard to the demands, unprecedented demands during a pending investigation for details on informants, sources, under cover agents, we've got to see this for w

. >> mike: 13 years for one. 11 for the other. it is the repeater, the only one in the bunch that has done this before. it is brooks orpik. the episodes in life that last so many years in memory are often measured in fleeting minutes as the next minutes are going to go very fast, but in their memory they will think of it perhaps every day for a long time. there are the three league winners. the only time it ever happened. and then john carlson. we hope that you have enjoyed this. it will continue on elsewhere. you are watching the stanley cup final presented by geico part of nbc sports championship season. for eddie and pierre, mike us a postgame coverage continues on nbcsn. >> washington capitals fans are gearing up and celebrating the stanley cup at shop.nhl.com. the same cap the capitals wore on the ice as they hoisted the stanley cup. shop designs and products. for a limited time get free shipping with promo code cup18. deal talk. to make sure my new spicy chicken club combo is a great value. i asked a sales expert. it's amazi

fortunately, very blessed to have mike choose me for that job. of years.at couple how toht me a lot about do it. >> has the vice presidency him?ed >> mike is the same committed andhful husband, father boss that he's always been. can't dobody that you more to work with mike pence. >> you worked on the campaign for his reelection governor in indiana? the viceed close to president throughout the years. i was helping on that campaign. became full time when the president asked mike to be his vice president. starting in june of 2016, really joined the trump team and came along with the vice president. it surprise you that donald trump selected mike pence? lot of sense made for lot of reasons. for the president at the time, i think his concern from some conservatives evangelicals. helped bring a compliment there. having served in leadership in the house, having xiing with speaker ryan. he had a lot of friendship and andacts and leadership governors's across america. tapped with donald trump into was an amazing ability to understand the frustration of wa

. >> i'm mike santoli. brian sullivan is on assignment today. >> we're looking for a big historic moment this morning this is a live shot in singapore where, as we said, we're waiting for the secretary of state mike pompeo to come out and talk to reporters about what's on tap for this day an historic meeting between president trump and kim jong-un of north korea the first time that the leaders of these two nations will have met. a lot on the table it seems like at this time that the united states is somewhat downplaying expectations i think the president set the tone this morning and saying that he is expecting a lot of excitement in the air. >> exactly high expectations because of this one on one meeting. the results are that we're not expecting breakthroughs but coming also on top of a lot of news over the weekends for markets to catch up on the world is kind of watching. the u.s. markets and vice versa right now. meantime, let's get a look at the setup of markets ahead of the historic summit. futures act

. >> all right, let's go out to mike how are you trading home depot, mike >> i really do like home depot, you know, it's interesting, this is a name that's growing the top line publicly about 7% we've seen eps growth in the high teens for three consecutive years. so the stock is not expensive. neither are the options. that means we can actually keep our trade fairly simple here i was just looking out to july when i was looking at this earlier today. for $3.25. so that's just a little over 1.5% over the current stock price to make your bullish bet i think with options prices this low and with the trend that carter's identified and the fact that the stock is also i think very reasonably priced at these levels, it's easy to take a fairly simple bet i think to the upside here. >> dan what do you think of the trade? >> listen, if you're in the fundamental camp and technical camp, if you like it for a breakout, with just a simple call, less than 2% of the underlying stock price, you have more than a month for this to work out, that makes perfect sense. the most compelling charts i saw was the

>>> sounds good, mike. overall we are really light with the exception of one spot and, unfortunately, it's the same place we had trouble yesterday. obviously a different issue but we have a crash southbound 680 at vargas road. this is a sig alert, a collision involving a motorcycle and probably some injuries

then to be introduced to mike pence. i think it is something that is not really plotted or planned. >> having been a senate chief of staff, you have an understanding of what their needs are a capitol hill. >> i think being a senate chief of staff or house chief of staff, understanding how the different chambers work outs to prare somebody for the opunity k in the white house. >> when did you firsmeet mike pence? >> i first met him when i was on billy hutchinson's staff. trying to find an alternative path for guest workers to come into our country safely and make sure they are contributing to our economy. senator hutchinson was looking to run for governor of texas. i was blessed to have mike choose me for a job. that was a great couple of years. i don't know anyone who is a more dedicated public servant and mike pence. it taught me a lot about how to do this job. >> has the vice presidency changed them? committed the same faithful husband, father, and boss he is always been. you cannot be more fortunate to work with someb

let it start and then go >> last word, mike >> yeah. this is one of those situations, obviously the market did look pretty woolly. i am comforted by the fact that it's a very low beta stock the fact that it held up well and the valuations should in theory create some form of a floor in terms of any other declines. >>> let's move on to another stock in the dumps starbucks. ward schent a rather unusual e-mail to jim cramer commenting on the company's stock. >> and then i thought this was probably the most telling paragraph. he writes the stock i have rarely commented on is cheap and undervalued. our team will lead us to the promised land. as my mother was so fond of saying, this too shall pass. >> despite the move today, the stock posted its worst week in two years after announcing store closures, taking down guidance, also warning on china. before we get to the trade here, what do we make of the former ceo's e-mail to jim cramer he probably owns a lot of shares what do you think, do you think it's undervalued >> i thought david and jim h

look at mike's behavior as secretary of state. it's stunning. remember the day he was confirmed by the senate within minutes ofetting confirmed he had already been sworn in by justifiable alito. within minutes of getting sworn in by supreme court justice leith, weighs on a plane to the middle eastnd to brussels. so that's why things are going so quickly and so smoothly because the team we have and at the end of the day, everybody understands the stakes. we have the potential now, steve, to go from fire and fury with regard to this issue to potentially peace androsperity. so, you know from, fire and fury to peace and prosperity couldn't be bigger stakes than that. steve: absolutely. the president and the secretary of state have made it very clear this will be the first step. meanwhile, let's take a step backwards, sebastian, when the president left canada on saturday. it sounded likes he was going to sign on to that communique regarding what had happened at the g-7 summit. but then justin trudy got out on television and shot off his mouth and the

mike bennett joins us in f gwen. >> not too bad. weot showers and rumbles of thunder north of baltimore. as we get rid of the shower, you can see back to the west. there's not a whole lot less. for the most part we're done tonight, slightly better chance aa shower or storm in the afternoon. bu the realtory will be the heat and humidity. for the day tomorrow, highs in the upper 80's, humidity starting to drop off as we head into monday and on into tuesday, those two days looking like the best of the next seven. we sta to get a back, couples for storm and the heat thats come we round out the oh, ek. here you go. highs, well below average. kept temperature if i say the upper 70's to low 80's, tomorrow, we sta to get temperatures warming up. pop-up showers, highses for tomorrow, 90 in dc, 90 ian quco, 88 if culpeper. 86 in martinsberg, off to the north, 88 in gaze and 87 in annapolis, we'll show you the futurecast a we head through the overnight into day. couple of shower around but n a whole lot on it ere. and tuesday, we'll talk more

thank you very much, mike. a live look now in contra costa county where there is a very big concern about potentially toxic material dumped in landfills perhaps illegally. today leaders will hold town hall meeting to provide answers for folks who are worried. the concern springs questions about cleanup of hunters point naval shipyard in san francisco and fears that radioactive material may have illegally ended up in keller canyon landfill in pittsburg. today's supervisor will hold a public forum for people who live near the landfill. that will happen at 6:30 at ambrose community center in baypoint. >> if you live or even work in san jose, maybe you noticed it over the past week or so. i'm talking about the new bike sharing options leading to occasional stray dockless bike being left randomly on sidewalks and even the lawn. today san jose transportation leaders will hold the meeting, parks demonstration, parks community hearing. people will be able to see and try the bicycles and scooters. but they plan to make

secretary of state mike pompeo will be here soon. he will let us know what we will expect to see in less than 24 hours away from the meeting. dave and christine. >> thank you, kaitlan collins. you see the room filling up. come back when you have more. thank you. >>> so president trump tries to make peace with the long-time enemy and simultaneously driving a wedge with the closest allies. attacking the members of the g on twitter talking about massive trade surplus and the u.s. paying almost the entire cost of the nato. after he heard prime minister justin trudeau retaliate over the steel tariffs. >> i made it clear to the president this is not something we relish doing, but something we will do. canadians are polite and reasonable, but we will not be pushed around. >> president trump calling trude trudeau's comments weak. >> he really stabbed us in the back. he really actually, you know what? he did a great disservice to the whole g7. >> there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy from p

representative mike kelly. thank you, mike. great to see you. i want to take this opportunity to explain why young americans stand for our national anthem. maybe it's about time that we understood. we stand to honor our military and to honor our country and to remember the fallen heroes who never made it back home. we stand to show our love for our fellow citizens and our stando pay tribute to the incredible americans who came before us and the heroic sacrifices tmade. america's a great nation, a community of family, and america is our home and we love our home. and our country has never done better than it's doing right now. never. record numbers at every outpost. you take a look at what's going on. lowest unemployment numbers we've had. lowest african-american unemployment in the history of our co lowest hispanic numbers in the history of our country. lowest numbers for women in 21 years. of created $7 trillion value in our country since the election. we're the largest economy in the world and getting a lot larger and fast. it's happened very

,ark bergen and mike triggs thank you both. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." from san francisco, i'm emily chang. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: signs of a split, germany says the g7 and not issue the traditional unanimous statement. ramy: fears of a trade war hitting home. j.p. morgan say conflicting comments have cost investors more than $1 trillion. haidi: falling flat, few political gains as australian wages see no real growth. ramy: five days to the

mike pompeo has been fantastic. john bolton, working together with mike, has been fantastic. he spent so much time in north korea. surprised to see you. i can speak for both of us and say it has been an incredible experience. the relationship is very good. we can stop the sending of missiles, including ballistic missiles, they are blowing up the site. they have already blown up one of their big test sites. is, it will be a total denuclearization, which is already taking place. they are in the process of sending back the remains of our heroes who died in north korea during the war. that is already in the process of coming back. as you know very well, we got back our hostages. we are looking very happily with our families and we are very happy about that. we have made tremendous progress with respect to north korea, even sense i last spoke to you -- since i last spoke with you. anyone would have agreed to meet and it would not have been possible for past administrations to have met the way that we did. this was an incredible, important meeting all over asia. they are in love wi

mike nicco is tracking the temperatures on the roof. how is it, mike? >> great up here! we have sun and breeze from the bay right now. it's 67 degrees. it's not staying that way long. this is what's going on in the south bay. this is an area that's going to have poor air quality, not only today, but also tomorrow along with our east bay valleys and also our east bay hills. now, tomorrow's going to be the hottest day, starting at 11:00 in the morning through 8:00 in the morning, heat is possible in the areas in orange. that's pretty much everybody other than san francisco and along the coast. we've got a higher fire danger starting tomorrow in solano and lake counties at midnight. for the rest of us especially above 1,000 feet, it starts at 11:00 tomorrow through 8:00 sunday. here's walnut creek. temperatures today, 9 to 14 degrees above average. there's 100 in livermore and hotter tomorrow. i'll show you the numbers coming up and when it timely breaks this heat wave in the accuweather seven day forecast.t irefight prepaom wioin coverage with matt keller live in south san

in two great flavors. >> katie: thanks to governor mike huckabee for being on the show today. >> mike: think you all. >> katie: we are back here tomorrow at noon eastern and up to harris now. congratulations again on your new book. >> harris: thank you guys. fox news alert, we will begin here. another delight in the inspector general's report on a clinton email investigation is not sitting well with president trump. we go "outnumbered" over time now. i'm harris faulkner. the president and slamming what he calls the numerous delays in doj's watchdog on t fbi's t handling of hillary clinton's email probe. he tweeted this. "what is taking so long with the inspector general's report on cricket hillary and slippery james comey? numerous delays. hope report is not being changed and made weaker. there are so many horrible things to tell the public has the right to know. transparency!" it was originally expected in may. the justice department's inspector general was supposed to testify

mike traffic tease it )s thursday. good >>> reit m now at 5:12, wake up out the door to nice cool temperatures and a few clouds rolling by. a live look outside in san jose. let's go to willow glen where it will stay in the 50s. this time of year up to 70 degrees, we're not going to be warm that day. it will heat up later this weekend and early next week. we'll talk about that as you make summer plans. that's coming up in less than five minutes. >> i'm guessing this is why it's cooler, the wind is blowing the flag there. fremont moves nicely. we'll show you what's going on in palo alto. that traffic break continues. >>> it's thursday, a very good morning to you. the dow did very well, back above 25,000. facebook fell on worries they will be dragged back before congress. we'll talk more about that in a minute. look at that tesla number. tesla jumped big. this is important. tesla ceo elon musk calls this his short burn. a short is when investors place a bet against the stock. a lot of people are betting against tesla. the

among them secretary mike pompeo, chief of staff john kelly and national security adviser john bolton. north korea analyst gordon chang joined us earlier to tell us what they can expect. >> for us this is going to be a very tricky, very intricate dance not only with the north koreans but also with the chinese and to the certain extent moon jae-in south korean president because he's been supporting kim jong un. jillian: absent are xi jinping and japanese prime minister shinzo abe. rob: right now singapore security is on high alert ahead of high-stakes summit. authorities take nothing chances, turning away people due to possible ties to terror. security detail, thousand strong is stationed near where president trump will meet kim jong un in singapore. the north korean dictator is also being protected by this pack of security guards, the men in suits running right along side the motorcade, kind of fun to watch. we first saw this very odd security protocol when kim jong un went to south korea back in april. [laughter] jillian: strange to say. as president trump comes face to face with kim

one thing i learned is that mike pence's brother, greg, told me that donald trump reminds mike pence of their father. that he was a real taskmaster, could be abusive at times, reportedly. i think he has grown up in an environment, one of six kids, irish catholic, he voted for jimmy carter instead of ronald reagan because, reportedly, who wants to have a movie star president. but he does believe in this administration. it is not an act. he believes in what trump stands , but i doy ways think, as someone who is more experienced in the ways of washington, who doesn't tweet in , heway that his boss does would certainly be more of what we are used to in a president. i think donald trump is just just reallys changed the presidency and some many ways that it is quite incredible. book,you quote from the the job occupies "the strange no man's land between legislative and executive power. it comes with a job description that is only slightly more defined than that of the first lady, which has none whatsoever. the authority coming from the president, how much authority that he, or someday she,

i was just telling mike, you know, mike, this hasn't been very slow. we passed dodd-frank, right to try. we just got $700 billion for our military. [ applause ] that's a big one. we needed to get that. military's going to be stronger, bigger, better than it ever was before. hopefully we won't have to use it very much, but the fcthaweha probably won't have to use it as much. i want to thank all of the great people in the audience who helped us so much. on december 22n which doesn't quite fit into the january 1st date, but on december 22nd, we signed the biggest tax cuts in the history of our country. that's a big one. and we got $1.6 billion. we've already started the wall on the southern border. $1.6 billion, so important. i also have to recognize some of the people that have worked so hard to make all of this happen. johnny isaacson. where is johnny? have you worked with jerry moran and the whole group -- you and jerry. where's jerry? hi, jerry. good job. bill cassidy, dean heller, tom cotton, all here. tom tillis, lindsey graham. i see lindsey sittin

bolton, mike pompeo has done that! yes, biggerand stronger. he bolton, mike pompeo has done that! yes, bigger and stronger. he was brought in to somebody who was supposed to be close to the president, it seems like the relationship has not lasted terribly long. back to the meet and greet, there are thousands of people flying to singapore, including your good self and mr fraser here. is he going? i think you will both go and have a lovely time. it is effectively downgraded from the summit that was going to fix the north korean nuclear crisis to hi, i'm donald, you're kim? but it will bea i'm donald, you're kim? but it will be a remarkable idea in itself. the idea of the us president sitting down with the north korean leader, weather has not been the normal preparation, there is unpredictability, where anything is possible, anything may happen. it is a huge event and i kind of thing the world will be watching with the world will be watching with the world and, that is two most unlikely characters are going to be sitting down and parlaying. 0nly characters are going to be sitting dow

back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up at 6:09 on "today in the bay," east bay hospital big anniversary, cesc those in need. the modern approach to the group taking to help more people. >> what is a short burn and why is one bay area millionaire so excited about it? >>> and later, a baby thrown out of a second story window as a fire rages next door. the dramatic video everyone is talking about this morning. all coming up at 6:26. you're watching "today in the bay." (time check ( >>> it is 6:12. good thursday morning. it starts out with clouds but we'll get sunshine today. it's a breezy start, too, as we can see the flag waving in fremont. it's going to start out with 50s as we go through late morning reaching into the upper 60s today. if you don't like the cool weather, just hang out for a little while longer. we'll have a big warm-up and i'll talk about that coming up in less than five minutes. >>> right now we're seeing back-up continuing to build westbound 80, upper east shore freeway. that crash involving a m