do want to have a little bit that lifts you up in the middle of the night. 1968, music artists like marvin gaye, aretha franklin were lighting up the charts. >> in a harlem neighborhood a different group of artists was getting together to create a special museum celebrating and promoting black art in america. >> today is a particularly exciting day because it is the opening day of the studio museum in harlem exhibition for our artists in residence. this is a partnership across two incredible institutions, the studio museum in harlem and moma ps1. this is part of a larger partnership that has these institutions collaborating during monumental parts of their own history. in studio museum's case, we're in the process of building a new building. ♪ >> i think most people knew that the studio museum was going to be closed for a number of years. and because it plays such a crucial role in the artist community, certainly in the african-american artist community, i think those of us around town with other institutions all felt a real responsibility to help out in any way that we could. ♪ >> sin

the word raft, but basically were burying the president with subpoenas and a key thing that justice marvin talks about is -- justice department talks about is what if congress was delaying the president from carrying out his functions. ? is the other side correct in saying this is the first congress issue a third-party subpoena for a presidents records? >> i'm not aware of others that are like this and there is a good reason for that. i would like to finish answering your first question judge livingston. there is certainly a possibility of a separation of powers problem if congress were -- the supreme court says this in the cheney case, if congress were acting in such a way the president was so overwhelmed with subpoenas et cetera, this is nowhere close to that. this should have, and i think judge ramos said this, this should have almost no effect whatsoever on mr. trump's time and i use the mr. deliberately because what you asked about, this is assumed -- a suit in his individual capacity. it entered into think of it is no separation of powers problem when mr. trump himself, represented b

if things are as bad as people -- some people say, there will be a lot of help coming marvin ellison said he'll lay off thousands at lowe's. jcpenney is in trouble there are people that are going to come from that industry, too many people, there is too many lawyers, there is too many bankers. and i don't know where those people are necessarily going get jobs that is an achilles heel but it hasn't seemed to hurt the bankers so far it is our hampton price is down a little bit for houses. yes. but the houses are still very expensive. it is not like they're collapsing in price like they did. they collapsed in price 2007 to 2009 prices were cut by a third some places by a half. that hasn't happened yet >> clearly not >> we think there will be something that occurs maybe somebody goes bust, but horton is the economy domestic company that makes the most homes that's the economy lennar is the economy. i've been trying to get lennar to come on it is almost at the 52 week high why do the companies not matter in the equation? i don't know i think they're very important toll has come back toll

tom: you have marvin goodfriend talking about we need to be braver and go deeper with negative rates. do you have a view of what we do when we come up into a positive rate regime? do we glide up to that or will it be brittle? huw: this is a tough one, because we look like we are going lower and for the cycle it is not likely to raise rates. the governor kuroda had an interesting speech, bread and butter banking business has declined. it has been offset by gains of the bonds in investment portfolios. , theu reverse that investment portfolio goes down in value so it is about the pace and trajectory. we are heading in the other direction, but i am happy to get in touch with charles and do some work. tom: he is driving sterling lower. we are going to get a lower handle. huw: i don't believe so. francine: holiday in europe, no one goes to cornwall anymore. is everyone ready for a no deal brexit? huw: i think governor carney has said the banking system is prepared for any scenario. i would push back to the colleagues at the bank and they have been extraordinary clear. francine: do you think

charts in 2013, but two weeks later, a federal appeals court ruled that the single illegally copied from marvin gaye's "give it up." the artists argue, are you really stealing or influenced? there are only so many notes out there. you're going to repeat some. they said this was too close, but you can't say we stole this. they will appeal, but for now, we're paying attention. >> you could save yourself a lot of money by going to the artist and saying, hey, can i sample? >> they've done this before where they didn't pay anything but sometimes gave them a song-writing credit, and they have made deals. that's an option as well. >>> another controversy for you. phony guacamole. >> oh, stop. >> some restaurants -- this is legit. what some restaurants are using instead of avocados, and t.j., how you can spot it. >> you went from me to guacamole? >> so mad over this story. e to guacamole? >> so mad over this story. i'm phil mickelson. that's me long before i had psoriatic arthritis. i've always been a go-getter and kinda competitive. flash forward, then psoriatic arthritis started getting the better of

there's so many comparisons between the two companies with marvin ellison the exemployee at home depot taking over low's we'll see if they're closing the gap or home depot is dominant in that space i think that will be the great comparison we make tomorrow morning, for sure. >> we're sinking here. a little toward the new lows for the day. dow down 152 s&p down around the 2900 level what do you make of the action today? a backsliding after we got a strong bounce? >> you know, i think after a three-th three-day rally, i love the news on the investigations of big tech it took all the oxygen not only of some of the faang stocks but bled into the overall market that being said, and the bond rally i thought put pressure on the financials and if you look at the russell, the regional banks got hit hard based on that number that's why the russell was small. i think this market after three day rally lost its energy there. >> i mean, no question we're watching the bond market and yields are lower which is taking down stocks map breaks that pattern? >> well, i think, you know, as we get to tomorro

obviously marvin ellison at lowe's investment banks, talking about 50,000 layoffs those are people who are highly paid and may struggle. but then there are all the people who managed to switch to the giga economy i spent a lot of time with the door dashes of the world i know those jobs are not considered to be the cream of the crop jobs. lyft, uber i think a job is what you make of it. those are good jobs, much better than the jobs that existed before that. i'm not saying if you're a vice president at bank of america and you get laid off you necessarily want to work at lyft it's certainly available if you need the income. >> you mentioned amazon, jim we haven't covered berkshire's 13f, taking their stake and amazon to more than half a million shares at the end of q-2, which is a little in the rearview mirror. >> true. i think that amazon had a down tick in web services, but it was minuscule. i think that it's a highly unusual buy for warren buffett, who's spending so much money buying the banks the antithesis of amazon, they're just slow and plotting they believe in america's stories.

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call me marvin. put it there. that your son? no, that‘s my stunt double, cliff booth. this is serious hollywood i have in front of me right now. you clearly have a love for hollywood that‘s embraced in the film, right? absolutely. absolutely, yeah. and we wrestle with it, but ultimately a complete love for the industry, the town, the city, and this film reflects that. yeah, and i think we both mutually look at this as a gift, you know? you can do anything you want to me. i hired you to be an actor, rick. not a tv cowboy, you‘re better than that. i love the way quentin approached these two characters, a stunt double and an actor in an era that‘s passing them by, they‘re remnants of the past, and they‘re trying to adjust to the new era of cinema. and they‘re slowly realising that they‘ve become irrelevant, and it‘s sort of their... well, at at least in rick‘s terms, it‘s his fight for his own mortality. cliff, the stu ntman, they‘re linked careerwise, and they‘re friends. the relationship between them is kind of lovely to watch as they bumble thei

your friend marvin ellison. >> taking no prisoners remember, they have the china problem in terms of some teams come from china. not as bad as people think i'm excited. >> how are you feeling about your retail acronym? >> watch >> yeah. >> it's a buy. i'm waiting to be able to come out on the show and say you know what this is the level to buy costco. believe it or not, we are not far from it. costco is not nearly -- david, cost owe makes its money off the card for heaven's sake the card. >> the card? >> the card. >> got it. >> do you think that apple would be able to make its money off the card >> i don't know. i don't know but it's going to be interesting to watch you have a show tonight. i have a feeling i know what you will be covering. >> i am so excited i have a long absent guest irwin simon. and then this guy lo cci o we were talking about why we hate customer service in "the wall street journal". >> this weekend, staggering how out of it i am staggering i didn't know that millennials -- the 21-year-old millennial, 21, rose, rose, rose, rose. >> okay. we have a lot more on the

. >> 11-year-old kaya marvin is the architect of what she calls the butterfly effect. she hopes through social media, to have children throughout the country, create 50,000 butterflies by october 1st, each one representing the 15,000 children by some estimates who have been detained at the u.s.-mexico border. she said news of the detentions upset her. >> i was crying a lot. at the beginning. because i was just really upset and like i didn't understand why somebody would do that. >> she said, i think we need to find a way to represent how many 15,000 really is. because that is a lot of children who are separated from their parents in detention centers. >> she enlisted her 10-year-old friend lily and then the butterfly project was on. >> if this was happening to me, that wouldn't be good. i wouldn't feel safe. i wouldn't feel happy. and it's unacceptable. they should be loved. and they should be free. >> the plan is to hang the handmade butterfly strings in local libraries, youth centers and in other public buildings to raise awareness. >> butterflies, they migrate from

had comparable sales and home depot actually cut the sales forecast yesterday and lowe's ceo marvin ellison said that the lumber deflation and difficult weather were issues in the quarter but he calls out strength in paint and the pro shopper which happened two of the stronger parts of home depot's results yesterday shares of lowe's are up about 12% premarket. target up about 15%. how about that for some retail strength >> i know. with the back drop of the inverted yield curve. >> interesting, huh? >> it's confounding. >> you have to do some homework pause they're not all going to be up 15% results. >> i know. but you have to have a good digital strategy and can't be at one of the rundown malls >> tricky, isn't it? that's how a lot of them were built. >> although me and kevin -- we may -- kevin and i may go for a walk for one we put the sneakers on and walk the mall. >> 30% of capacity in the malls, what do you turn them into you have to turn them into something. but i want to say on target i don't remember a 15% move being made - >> i know. >> in my investment lifetime this is an extraordi

call me marvin. put it there. that's your son? no, that's my stunt double, cliff booth. this is serious hollywood i have in front of me right now. you clearly have a love for hollywood that's embraced in the film, right? absolutely. absolutely, yeah. and we wrestle with it, but ultimately a complete love for the town, the city, and this film reflects that. yeah, and i think we both mutually look at this as a gift, you know? you can do anything you want to me. i hired you to be an actor, rick. not a tv cowboy, you're better than that. i love the way quentin approached these two characters, a stunt double and an actor in an era that's passing them by, they're remnants of the past, and they're trying to adjust to the new era of cinema. and they're slowly realising that they've become irrelevant, and it's sort of their... well, at at least in rick's terms, it's his fight for his own mortality. cliff, the stu ntman, they're linked careerwise, and they're friends. the relationship between them is kind of lovely to watch as they bumble their way round hollywood. bumble... that'

thehe tweeted, i appreciate hospitality of jennifer, greg, and marvin showed us around the farm and showed us conservation practices. congress return september 9. ellen -- alan was a featured speaker at a conference. the retired harvard law professor was act about -- asked about sexual assault allegations against him and his connection to jeffrey epstein. woman, i nevera met her, and we got some emails recently that were sealed. they first tried to deep six it. we subpoenaed the emails and the lawyer said that they did not have any. we finally got them, and in the emails she admits that in 2011, which is nine years after she claimed she had sex with me in places i was never at. in front of my own house, she said, and then she came into my house at the time i had a young daughter. in any event she said that she had sex with me in 2002. in 2011 she writes in email craving that -- proving that she had never heard of me. who isd he was the guy famous. you should put him in your book. this is all emails. you should put him in your book because he will help you sell the book. bookhen she puts me