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

mike: sjc. this is mike. lemonis: mike and his brother, scott, started making drums in 2000. but after a serious falling out, a deafening silence has divided them for years. mike: not being able to have a brother -- i mean, you only get one life. lemonis: since then, mike and his right-hand man, chris, have tried to keep the company going. chris: we're about $30,000 behind right now on bills. lemonis: sjc drums are among the very best, and performers like imagine dragons, green day, and lady gaga swear by their sound, but sjc's lack of inventory and working capital... mike: where are we even gonna get the money from? lemonis: ...has them in a terrible financial snare. man: i'm calling about the order i placed about six months ago and still haven't seen. lemonis: it's time for sjc to march to a new beat. mike: it's like i can only take so much, you know. lemonis: or this custom-drum manufacturer will crash. i'm in anaheim, california, at n.a.m.m., the national association of music merchants, to meet mike and chris for the first time. and the energy level's unbelievable. man: h

inside were the remains of mike snyder. >> she had been saying mike was in phoenix and mike this and that and all along mike wasn't in phoenix. >> for mike's family the finality is devastating. >> to not know eight years and hold on to hope and have that pulled out from under you was very difficult for all of us. >> ellen snyder sat in defense attorney penny adrian's office knowing an arrest was imminent. >> they found the body and she wanted to get it over. she said you can't go on like this. >> so adrian informed the police that ellen snyder was ready to turn herself in. >> that following friday, i met with the police detectives at her office, gave a full statement. >> before we ask you questions, i want you to understand these are your miranda and constitutional rights. >> she gave police a 2 1/2 hour confession and her version of events is quite a story. >> woke me up. it was 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. we were arguing. pushing back and forth and i told him, i know all about you and dave simmons. i know that you are gay. >> ellen said she had recently grown more courageous in her

mike. mike: jeff paul live in los angeles, jeff, thanks a lot. amazon under fire for selling facial recognition software to police departments, is it big brother or just modern police work? dan springer has the story. >> when police officers in washington county oregon need to identify a criminal from a surveillance camera image they now turn to recognition, software from amazon that in seconds can make a match among the jail's 300,000 booking photos, it's how they caught travis, who was convicted of among other things stealing a thousand dollars worth of tools from a lowes store and technology used to identify suspect from police sketch and not fooled by another criminal who shaved beard. >> we want to be in the forefront of keeping our community safe. we recognize the criminal will keep committing crimes and they will always be trying to find ways to stay ahead of the law enforcement investigation and this is just another tool. government called face recognition illegal of citizens, sent letter to jeff bezos demanding that they stop selling to

-this is big mike. -mike: mike ference. -lemonis: how you doing, mike? -michael: my pleasure. lemonis: nice to meet you. i'm marcus. -mike: pleased to meet you. -andreas: come on in. -lemonis: you guys are married. -mike: we are. lemonis: so, you own the business together. kathleen: together. we're partners. mike: and then we're gonna concentrate hopefully more on franchises. -lemonis: legitimate franchises? -mike: legitimate franchises. they actually have a 10-year franchise agreement with us where they pay an up-front fee. lemonis: how much was that? mike: it's $10,000 per store. and then they pay an ongoing royalty fee, as well. lemonis: okay. franchising is an incredibly attractive business model because it allows you to get paid once you perfect a concept. my big fat greek gyro only gets about $10,000 when they sign up a new franchise. in success, that fee could grow much higher. better still, each of your franchisees pay the owner a royalty on a monthly basis. that could be anywhere between 4% and 12% of your monthly sales. mike: right now we're making about $60,000, $65

hello mike! >> hello, i am mike emanuel. officials putting out a statement saying talks with mike pompeo are deeply guttural and the u.s. is gangster like making demands to pressure its country into abandoning the nuclear weapons. rich edson is in tokyo. >> the sun is just up on a sunday morning in tokyo. in a few hours the secretary of state will travel to meet here with leaders from japan and south korea to update them on his conversations in pyongyang over the past couple of days. to the secretary, he made progress. the north koreans, the talks were regrettable. the secretary, this is one third trip to pyongyang and north korea. the first one where he had no meeting directly with kim jong-un. the state department says there was never an expectation that they will meet on the trip. as for the discussion with his negotiating team, mike pompeo said they work through difficult issues and set up a framework to accomplish more. >> the north koreans also confirmed the facility, we talked about what it would look like for the str

mike? >> mike: wildfire season with an early 4th of july start as firefighters in several western states look to put out dozens of fast moving flames. the bone dry conditions are making their jobs harder. mary-anne is following this story from los angeles. >> hello, mike. fire crews across the western u.s. are battling more than flames, something that they have no control over and that is the weather as intensely hot temperatures across the west are making matters worse for those crews looking to save homes and businesses n denver a raging fire destroying over 100 homes in the colorado mountains, forcing hundreds more evacuations as many families were looking to celebrate the 4th of july and the spring fire in colorado the largest covering 123 square miles, about five times the size of manhattan to put that in perspective and utah, a similar situation with a raging wildfire near a popular fishing resort. residents there were forced to evacuate and still are in shock of the possibility of lo

mike? >> what about getting the rest of the team and the coach out right now. >> weather, pouring on and off in thailand. and forecast ares are calling for several more days of rain. there say race against the clock, as the governor put it, a war against water. they have to reset the crews, make sure they can get everything in place. they set air tanks along the route to get the boys out. every single air tank was used. that shows you how many resources it takes to get out a few of the boys and could take several more days, if it's taking a day to get out four boys week can expect four days, maybe, if everything goes perfect. the crews right now expected to get back out there and maybe a few hours, at sun rise to reassess and hopefully bring more of the boys to safety. >> jeff, with all the drama unfolding in thailand. thanks. >>> president trump's supreme court nominee to replace retiring justice anthony kennedy. he is still deliberating and close to making a decision. senator lindsey grah

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mike: tiffany? >> well, there were almost 3,000 children who were essentially kidnapped from their parents and stored in cages. i think that's where our thoughts and sympathies should be, not with conversations wasted on what comedians are saying. mike: all right, tiffany cross, chris wilson, enjoyed the discussion, thank you very much. eboni: president trump reentering the controversy over nfl players that are protesting racial and social injustice during the national anthem. this as the league puts a policy to punish those players on hold. >> when you go down and take a knee or any other way, you're sitting essentially for our great national anthem. you are disrespecting our flag. and you're disrespecting our country. woman: i stay active by staying in rhythm. and to keep up this pace, i drink boost optimum. boost optimum with 5 in 1 advanced nutrition helps support muscle, energy, bone, normal immune function, and vision. boost optimum. be up for life. we carry flowers that signifyn why we want t

mike. mike: jeff paul live in los angeles, jeff, thanks a lot. amazon under fire for selling facial recognition software to police departments, is it big brother or just modern police work? dan springer has the story. >> when police officers in washington county oregon need to identify a criminal from a surveillance camera image they now turn to recognition, software from amazon that in seconds can make a match among the jail's 300,000 booking photos, it's how they caught travis, who was convicted of among other things stealing a thousand dollars worth of tools from a lowes store and technology used to identify suspect from police sketch and not fooled by another criminal who shaved beard. >> we want to be in the forefront of keeping our community safe. we recognize the criminal will keep committing crimes and they will always be trying to find ways to stay ahead of the law enforcement investigation and this is just another tool. government called face recognition illegal of citizens, sent letter to jeff bezos demanding that they stop selling to

. >> mike, how are you trading ibb? >> very simply or very as simply as you can with the three-legged trade. i'm looking at the september, 113, 119, 135. you can sell it for $1.60. buy the 119 calls for 330 and sell the 125 calls for a dollar. net-net you're spending 70% for that struckur and they're trying to capture 6 bucks worths of down side. sometimes it can be difficult to chase it and we're targeting that up to probably 130 or so. so we're trying to capture some of that upside while mitigating the earnings this week and six of the top ten are reporting they don't turn out so hot >> again, telling that downside push at 113, worst-case scenario into all of these earnings >> if one those go wrong and you're okay owning the idea to brake out. to me, i like the trade stocks and the risk rewards are on the down side and you can make up 5:30 between 119.70. >> it's a cap issue and the russell has been flagging and that this large cap area of biotech is a better play than the small cap. >> xbi which focuses on the smalle

mike. mike: for more on this, criminal defense attorney joins me now. whitney, good to see you following the indictments, where are we in the special counsel probe? >> well, where we are is that we've already obviously had a number of american individuals, some of whom were connected to the trump administration and campaign even though there's not been any links in terms of what they were accused of or convinced as it relates to trump campaign and we have individuals from russian government to hacks of dnc and dccc, where we are at this point although everybody is quick to say this exonerates trump and other members of his administration, is that we have this indictment and that doesn't mean that this is the last indictment. it just means at this point this is where we are. it does exonerate trump as giuliani said or implies, at least. what it does it indicts these individuals and sets out clearly this happened, we are aware of the details of it and really sends deterrence message to those who are seeking to hack into american intelligence. mike: rod ro

-- >> kirk douglas: come on, mike! >> stahl: --were in his trademark take-no-prisoners style. >> wallace: you would love to control this piece. >> barbra streisand: absolutely. are you kidding? >> stahl: barbra streisand. >> wallace: how many years have you been in psychotherapy, off and on? >> streisand: why do you sound so accusatory? >> stahl: shirley maclaine and her somewhat unconventional ideas: >> wallace: you really believe that you lived lives before? >> shirley maclaine: oh, yes, mike. there is no doubt in my mind about it. >> wallace: and you really believe in extraterrestrials? do they come visit you on the porch? "now you're being unpleasant, wallace," is what you're saying. >> maclaine: yes, this is what i was a little afraid of. but you don't have to be that unpleasant. it doesn't become you, you know? >> johnny carson: cruel, you're cruel. >> stahl: mike was equally direct with the king of late night television, johnny carson, about his past troubles with drinking. >> wallace: there was a time, when...

sign up for our newsletter this has a pick tire of mike -- picture of mike on a motor bike. >> between brothers. >> there ain't no misunderstanding, hulk shares of wwe are a bona fide hit, but the chart master says beware of the body slam. we'll tell you how to cash in. >>> plus, calling all "options action"s fans. reach into your pockets, grab your phone and tweet us at "options action. if it's nice, we'll answer it on air when "options action" returns. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can walk you through your options trades step by step until you're comfortable. i could be up for that. that's taking options trading from wall st. to main st. hey guys, wanna play some pool? eh, i'm not really a pool guy. what's the hesitation? it's just complicated. step-by-step options trading support from td ameritrade tap one little bumper and up go your rates. what good is your insurance if you get punished for using it? news

mike. hold on. mike: you know what? no. lemonis: you had a financial stake in the business, yes or no? mike: well... lemonis: yes or no? mike: yeah. i got a small... i agree. lemonis: so you weren't here because you were doing charity work. mike: but you have to understand. i could have just walked away completely at that point, marcus. lemonis: you left because you had no control, and you are leaving here today because nobody is paying your bills. thank you for coming. mike: i wish you the best. lemonis: yeah. good luck to you. ♪ mike is now gone for good, and so is paul, by the way. he hung around for awhile and tried to work on little things, but in the end, it didn't work out, and candidly, it's probably for the best. now, they're still technically investors and my partners, but that's in the name only, not the operations. ♪ travis: so this is where we're standing here. this is gone now. lemonis: in an effort to drive more traffic to farrell's, we are redoing the entire floor plan to allow customers that just want t

mike? >> mike: peter doocy reporting on capitol hill. conservative ohio congressman jim jordan wants to be the next speaker of the house next year. jordan made the announcement last night and sent his letter to colleagues today. jordan is a former chairman of the house the house freedom caucus and he faces a likely competition from with steve's colleagues. house republicans are divided tonight over impeachment proceedings against the number two official in the justice department. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge looks at both sites tonight. >> do i support impeachment of rod rosenstein, no i do not. >> of >> house speaker calls it an extreme step. >> i don't think we should be cavalier with this process over this term. i don't think this rises to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors. >> among the allegations, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein has a conflict of interest overseeing the russia probe it because he signed the final surveillance warrant for trump campaign aide at carter page based in part by the un

mike: it's hard to define. rep. roskam: good luck defining it but beyond that there is a right to bear arms in this country. we have a constitutional right to bear arms. this is something we ought not to be dismissive about and if we want to amend the constitution, so be it. but what i've tried to do to reflect this constituency is to find a sense of balance, to have common-sense things that make sense and at the same time recognizing, look, part of the other problem is this is a mental health issue so i've advocated a red-flag law. we've seen time and again where family members or law enforcement locally have gotten the word that somebody is not stable, not well. let them go in and get those guns. mr. casten: let me tell you one of the most heartbreaking things i have heard on the trail. you did meet with six of the glenbard students. i met with 600 of them. i'm sorry you didn't show up for that. it was moving. the parklands students came to the district a couple of months ago. they are an inspiration and it is a t

mike's got a better way to do it cut costs, mike sold not one, you two august 370 puts for $12 so for $24 total for the $22 he spent on buying that 395 put and selling the 370 puts, mike takes a toe call credit of $2, so there's immediate profits below the 395 put he bought. there is a tradeoff. because mike sold more puts than he bought, he could be forced to buy netflix at the strike of the puts he sold, or in this case, $370, even if the stock goes way lower, put simply, he wants netflix to go to the 370 level by expiration, however, by the $25 made on 370 and $2 credit received by selling puts, mike wouldn't see losses until netflix hits $343. below that, the loss is zero to protect himself, mike bought the 350 august strike put for $7 creating his foot fly. let's do the math. $22 spent buying one put, the $24 collected selling two puts and $7 spent buying that lower strike, mike spent $5 total. now, to make money, mike needs netflix to fall below 395 put by the $5 he spent on the trade or below $390 before august expiration, but profits are capped at $350, and below that level, h

mike: i'm mike emanuel in for eric shawn. though heavy redacted, it shows carter page was being recruited by the russian government. the president tweeting this morning quote looking more and more like the trump campaign for president was illegally being spied upon, surveillance, for the political gain of crooked hillary clinton and the dnc. she did better with crazy bernie. republicans must get tough now. >> there is a serious problem with the fbi presenting to the fisa court an application for a search warrant against a united states citizen, then followed by three renewals when they were because it on a very flawed document. the so-called steele dossier that has never been verified. reporter: the fbi released that infamous fisa warrant which gave the intelligence community authority in 2016 to monitor a former trump campaign official carter page. it reads in part quote this fbi believes that page has been collaborating and conspiring with the russian government. there is probable cause such activities involve or are about

. >> what's the trade, mike? >> so, this is an interesting situation. sets up really well for options. i'm looking out to september which is going to capture their earnings which is going to be reporting in july. specifically i was looking at the september 38, 42 call spread you could spend $1.75. i was looking at this earlier today with the stock trading 37 1/2 at the time sell at 55 net-net, you're spending $1.20 the idea is if it is so bad it's good, you have about 10% up side is what i'm shooting for between now and september expiration but if it is so bad that it isn't i'm only risking $1.20 it's not a whole lot basically i'm giving myself some time expiration >> lennar had results, the stock was up 6, 7% that morning. the ceo was talking about, okay, we know what the head winds are, rising interest rates. >> right >> but offset maybe by some tight supply, wage increase, stuff like that. got me thinking about it all the charts looked the same, they're down a lot i think you can do the same with xhb. itb which is more the home builders i like mike's

mike? mike: jillian, thank you. julie: congressman jim jordan and mark meadows backing off their push to impeach deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. they accuse him of withholding documents related to the russia investigation but may take a different approach to get them. >> all we've done is file it. it's still there. it's extent the judiciary commit at this moment it can be brought up at any time. the only way we've gotten documents and information that we're entitled to get is when we put pressure on them. julie: emily kompanu joins us now. this was a whirled win whirl wie week. just up until wednesday they were hell bent on forcing a contempts vote. why did mo meadows back down by giving the doj and fbi one more chance. >> he claims because his strategy worked. i want to point out a few factors that affect the strategy so that viewers understand why he pulled this quote, unquote nuclear option. in the house, a privileged resolution means you have to vote on it within two days. for contempt, the entire house

this week has a picture of mike on a motorbike for real. if that's not enough to sign up, i don't know what is meantime coming up next. >> what the standards are all about. >> there ain't no misunderstanding hulk. shares of wwe are a bona fide hit. but the chart master says beware the body slam. we'll tell you how to cash in. >>> plus calling all "options action" fans reach into your pocket, grab your phone and tweet us your eson @optionsaction. if it's nice, we'll answer it on air when "options action" returns. see that's funny, i thought you traded options. i'm not really a wall street guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can walk you through your options trades step by step until you're comfortable. i could be up for that. that's taking options trading from wall st. to main st. hey guys, wanna play some pool? eh, i'm not really a pool guy. what's the hesitation? it

because of that, they had dinner with karen pence, mike pence's wife, and mike peps. the next morning they had breakfast at the governor's mansion. the children, ivanka, donald trump jr., flew in that night, so the next morning they all had breakfast together, and it's kind of an amazing scene where they're all sitting at the breakfast table at the governor's mansion in indiana, and is mike pence and karen pence serve them breakfast, and the trump children are shocked there's not a staff there serving them. i think this fascination that the trumps have with the pences is really interesting. the pences had less than $15,000 in their bank account, and to someone like donald trump, that's really shockingly little amount of money. and they hold hands, they're deeply religious. i think that there's one story in the book where the pences say they're praying for the trumps, and the trumps are just kind of taken aback and say what do you mean you're praying for us? they said we're praying for guidance and leadership and for your well-being. and it's almost hike are they're ju

buying the 395 -- mike is taking in a total credit of $2 meaning mike sees immediate profits below the 395 put. there's a tradeoff and because he sold more puts than bought, he could be forced to buy netflix or $370 even if it goes way lower. he want it is to go to the 370 level by expiration. with the $25 he made and the $2 credit he received by selling them, mike wouldn't see losses until netflix hits $343 and below that he will see losses to zero. >> why are you keeping this curiosity door locked. so to protect himself he bought it for $7 and created the put fly. between the $22 he spent buying one put, the $24 he collected and the $7 he spent, spent a total of $5. to make money, he needs netflix to fall below and below $390 by august expiration. but the cap is $350 and below that level protected against losses it is a complicated strategy, but we have seen stranger things happen and since the time of the trade, netflix shares are down 7% meaning mike's trade is looking good so now streaming into "options action" to find out one thing. what will carter do next >>> so mike, what are

a tactical options strategy used in a long position when you want to keep that position in tact >> mike, what do you think of the trade? >> i like the trade, and i think this is the thing that people ought to think about going into earnings, if you expect a modest move, and earnings ared go egood, you'll t participation. if it's a sharp move, is it to the upside or downside we had the answer this week, it could be punished this week. this is what it protects against. continue to own the stock, if there's an upside, keep it, big move down, that's where you get the insurance. i like the strategy. >> all for fragility in the market, it's all in this particular type of stock, super cap, growth names unto itself, so we know there's trouble financials and equities struggled. what we saw here now after earnings is if you're good, microsoft, google, et cetera, you only went up a little, but if bad, right, that's facebook, frankly netflix, that's reddit that kicked it off, that's to say if the pattern persists, there's a situation where apple is good and they do not deliver much if it's bad, you

pompeo and mike pence. he said that in the middle of that mission, where he was supposed to go out there and express confidence in the intelligence community. >> well, that's right, lawrence. if you think our heads are spinning trying to disentangle, trying to fathom how the white house could think we are so imbecilic, to use your words, just imagine how this is playing out at langley, how this is playing within our national security workforce. you know, as i was digesting all of this yesterday and reflecting upon what has to be one of the most shameful days of the trump presidency, i heard from a former colleague who's still currently at cia, and this person started his message with "what in the hell are we doing?" what in the hell are we doing? and he wasn't talking at a policy level. he wasn't talking about bilateral relations between moscow and washington. it was an existential question. an existential question that has to be on the mind of all of those or at least many of those who have dedicated their

mike: is that a legitimate concern for your side, tiffany? >> i don't think is. first of all, i think the fact that joe lieberman emerged from political irrelevance to even raise the issue.

mike: i'm mike emanuel. an international team of cave divers successfully bringing the first four boys out. the boys are said to be in perfect health after swimming under water for a half mile. president trump tweeted his support earlier today. the u.s. is working closely with the government of thailand to help get all the children out of the cave and to safety. very brave and talented people. arthel: jeff hall is on the ground with breaking developments. what can you tell us? reporter: the big concern is the rain. it's pouring here tonight in mae sai, thailand. the local governor got on tv and gave out a few tidbits and information. he said he can confirm four of the 12 players have been rescued. they were taken straight to the hospital for medical care. he mentioned all of the oxygen tanks along the route used in the operation were used during that trip out of the cave. so lots of resources. rescue crews need 10 hours to repair for the next trip to get the other players out of there. it took 7 hours 40 min

i am a free trader, mike. i hope to return to free-trade, because i think that is the way to sustain this. 4.1 percent is terrific. long-term, i hope it is three percent over the course of this year and next year moving forward. and in the last year the obama administration it was not as strong. i do not think that we can maintain 4.1 percent forever but i would like to see three percent growth moving forward. >> you represent a pretty traditional republican district in the big blue state of new jersey. how are you feeling about your reelection bid in your party holding onto the majority? >> i think whichever party controls the new house of representatives will be very re- narrow margin. i think the republicans have the opportunity to retain control. but i take nothing for granted. the democrats carried my district to the presidential level last time. by 3800 votes, hillary clinton. i won by 38,000 votes. obviously i like the extra zero at the end of that number. but i am optimistic without being overly optimi

mike kko he breaks it down. >> worry about many shares >> you bet your butt. >> dan nathan has a way to protect profits into next week's earnings for almost no money it's time to risk less and make more the action begins right now. >> we start with apple, the last of the megacap tech names to report next woke stock sinking 2% getting hit with the rest heft of the mock fate of the tech rally could hang inle balance of this report it could move in either direction. that's nearly $40 billion in market cap after the crush this woke if you own apple how could investors protect the profits? look at the money right now and dan as the i protection trade. >> we had the struggle with ffb down what 20% yesterday $120 billion in market cap. the rest of the market responded we saw money into other areas and didn't take down the tech market today a little bit of different story, he we saw megacap tech stops get hit a bit. so apple reports on tuesday, the last of the megacaps and the biggest of the megacaps. 940 billion i know a lot of people are expect going to tick $1 billion, 6% from levels wher

you asked mike pompeo did he sleep well. if you know what i knew about what we could do to the leadership of north korea, you wouldn't sleep very well. >>dana: i really enjoyed reading about that exchange women with in general asked mike pompeo twice, surely you couldn't have slept well last night. and he said i slept just fine. meanwhile, president trump will meet one-on-one with vladimir putin in helsinki. rumors report that the kremlin is working with the u.s. on a deal the president will accept. saying vladimir putin has agreed in principle to u.s. -israeli plans. - - that's according to two kremlin advisors. would you recommend the president agree to that deal? >> given russia's behavior, absolutely not. russia was supposed to make sure assad had no chemical weapons.the last thing you can depend on is the russians to take care of american-israeli interests. our troops in northeastern syria working with the syrian democratic forces, arabs and kurds have demolished ices and if we stay there. we have 2000 troops. isis won'

point seven to twenty six million dollars mike pence was head of the company not mike pence but his brother greg pence was head of the company when it went under in two thousand and four he's now running to be congressman in indiana his net worth is between five point seven and twenty six million dollars and he's actually asking the taxpayer well he didn't even ask you just told the taxpayer you're going to pay for my cleanup because i'm not going to pay for the cleanup so somebody so you know if they live with the toxic waste in your environment because i'm not paying for it or you pay for it that's what politics becomes it becomes the last refuge of a scoundrel somebody once said so not only to escape being thrown in jail these people they become politicians to change the law ok hillary clinton comes to mind bill clinton comes to mind right well that's what the people of show ron also showed is like you don't want these politicians just get rid of the product rights issues and then this will be dealt with in a more you know less violent manner the marc siegel they want to thrive did to co

mike emanuel in washington, thank you. again, the breaking news here, is that the epa chief scott pruitt has resigned. he issued a letter to president trump saying that in fact it just got too much. the pressure on him and his family became too much. he decided to step down. the acting epa director is now andy wheeler who if anybody was hoping things at the epa are going to change, they will be sadly mistaken. things will stay on the very same path. neil cavuto will continue the breaking news coverage. i'm trace gallagher for shepherd smith, see you tomorrow. >> neil: in the case of scott pruitt it wasn't a matter of if it was when. today was the day. the ema chief under barrage of criticism for expense reports, and extravagances that went way beyond the cabinet level position. you just heard from jennifer, may have gone beyond certain lee qualities, that much we don't know. this much we do. he is history. and now, the question is what happens? especially for a guy who shepherded this anti-regulatory push that went after t

here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. a little wait already in the cash lanes for the bay bridge toll plaza. not too bad yet. hopefully a few more booths are openrtly inho s you're using fastrak, no delays. quick check of drive times, westbound 580p tracy to castro valley. still in the grnuten.ees. airport.d 101, highway 85 to northbound 280, highway 1 to san francisco, in the green just nine minutes. >>> alexis, thank you. president trump heads to london today fresh from the contentious nato summit ise.n the president stunned world leaders by openly questioning the purpose of nato. >> just about an hour ago, a reporter in brussels asked him if hensla p bo t nato. >> are you still threatening to potentially pull the united states out of nato for any reason and do you believe you can do that without congress's explicit suprt poapproval? >> i think i probably can but that's unnecessary. the peoe have stepped up today like they've never stepped up before. >> president trump's comments this morning came after that th quote, p

representative mike conaway, thank you, mike. newhouse,tive dan thank you. representative crist now -- christie, have to call her governor now, that was a great win. representative david, thank you. day, very big. we met right here at the white house to launch a new phase in the relationship between the united states and the european union. friendship,lose strong trade relations -- in which both of us will win. working better together for global security and prosperity and a fighting -- fighting jointly against terrorism. the united states and the eu 830 millionre than citizens and more than 50% of the global gdp. together, we are more than 50% of trade. if we team up we can make our and prop --secure prosperous. the u.s. and the eu have a $1 trillion bilateral trade relationship. the largest economic relationship anywhere in the world. we want to further strengthen this trade relationship to the benefit of all american and european citizens. this is why we agree today, first of all, to work together riffs, zero terrace -- ta zero nontariff barriers, and zer

mike will break it down. and worried about apple shares relax. because dan nathan has a way to protect your profits heading into next week's earnings for almost no money. it's time to risk less and make more the action begins right now. >> we'll get started with am the stock sinking nearly 2% today after an all time high earlier this week and the fate of the tech rally could hang in the balance of this report expecting a 4% move in each direction for the stock. that's nearly $40 million of market cap how could investors protect their profit the rest of the market kind of responded. we saw it go into other areas. today we saw a little bit of a different story here we saw the last of the megacap that's levels where we're trading right now so when you think about earnings on tuesday afterno afternoon, that's how much the stock has moved over the last four quarters here i'm not expecting an upside move greater than that. they responded to better than expected results they had a nice gap and all made new highs but it was to the tune of 2 or 3% to me y

mike pompeo meeting the counterpart in north korea. he said this looked like more of a negotiating tactic. we are seeing images on the surface. it does look like both sides were feeling each other out. neither wanted to give anything away at this stage. even having said that, christine, you know, mike pompeo set the bar fairly low for his arrival in pyongyang. it looks very difficult to say he hit those low expectations. he did not get any sort of timeline on the denuclearization. he did not get any understanding as far as we know on the extent of north korea's nuclear weapons and infrastructure. he did not meet with kim jong-un. this underlies the fact that the u.s. and north korea are on different pages when it comes to what is the definition of denuclearization. a very, very basic concept. very basic area which they have to get some agreement on before moving forward. >> was mike pompeo dissed by the north koreans? he wasn't told where he would be staying and no eitinerary. two long banquets. >> reporter: everything you said which i

>> coach mike: at least five. >> anthony: wow. coach mike anderson is second in command. coal in anybody else's family? yeah? >> cole: like trash man, that's a real common job in my family. >> coach larry: don't feel bad. trash men make more money than teachers do, chavez. >> anthony: fred "fat back" minco, micah "woogie" mclaughlin, and cole "chavo" anderson are in many ways typical mount view players and students with the hopes and dreams of, well, any other high school students. >> anthony: homecoming. >> coach larry: it is. >> anthony: how big a deal is football in general, and this game, and what you guys do? >> coach: you know, a lot of these kids understand that there are not a lot of resources here. before you can kind of feel the dreariness that kind of lingered around the community. but now, you know, with these boys winning, the work ethic they're putting in, you can feel the support. and they feel it, they feel that sense of pride. >> anthony: how has this football program changed your life? >> micah: it gives me something to do to stay out of trouble. >> coac

mike pompeo seems to have a good rapport with kim jong-un. just saying that sentence alone is astonishing considering where the u.s. and north korea were when we seemed as if we were on the brink of war, now they'll have banquets together in pyongyang so they're slowly building trust and trust is slowly earned but there are still a lot of walls up on both sides that need to be broken down and the americans will be going in with big asks. secretary mike pompeo is about to ask for full transparency about north korea's nuclear program. are there facilities the world doesn't know about? will the inspectors be allowed in and then an aggressive timeline for dismantlement. but you've heard the state department saying they're not talking about a timeline which indicates they know it will be a long haul. and the north koreans said in singapore they would return the remains of u.s. service members killed in the korean war. officials have been on standby. they sent in kas pets to accept the remains and it hasn't happene happened. >> all right, will ripl

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

get started today at customink.com. ♪ >> shannon: secretary of state mike pompeo saying a short >> mike pompeo said a short while ago on fox news at night the last days have been more heat than light. does the panel agree? guy benson here to debate. welcome. the secretary was -- he pushed back on a number of things with regard to how the president has been perceived following the helsinki summit. as someone with deep roots in the intelligence community, very much in their corner for what is going on? >> i found the secretary's comments reassuring up to a point. we still don't know what the administration's strategy is, what was discussed about counterterrorism or arms control. we need to know where this next summit is supposed to go. is the whole government on the same page? given the assertion about religious liberty, let's expand that to freedom, liberty, the nato alliance, our core principles and article 5 of that covenant. that is what i want to hear and i say that is a patriotic american, not a partisan. shannon: brett stevens in the new york times, an opinion piece, he is calling

headed over to mike, you have a note for the south bay. >> exactly that same note. you talk about the gilroy garlic festival because it won't be quite as hot as we sometimes see, maybe more people out there. keep that in mind, crowds for 101 south of the 85 merge with that freeway, the bay shore freeway will be down here, past the 152 split, so this is where folks know you head to casa de fruita. the garlic festival is in this area and there will be congestion on the streets. if you're trying to do anything else in gilroy, keep that in mind. trying to come down from san jose, also keep that in mind. cal train we talked about that, they have the garlic train saturday and sunday, good option to ride but very limited service. over here, limited amounts of traffic and that's why it's going so nicely through contra costa county. east shore freeway moving nicely through richmond. backup at the bay bridge, toll plaza folks pausing to pay cash we'll see how that shapes up. farther north the richmond bridge looks nice, these folks headed over from richmond into san rafael wi

alix: erik schatzker with mike era getting. -- mike. i want to turn to the week ahead we are going to see. meeting withmp john called longer -- jean-claude juncker. what are you most interested in? the other shoe drops with president trump. the ecb is going to be on hold. talk about the potential auto tariffs and whether the u.s. and europe can get an agreement on all those .eparate from the wto i am not convinced it is going to happen. i think the u.s. gdp on friday, this is an amazing thing -- consumption is likely to jump. >> stagnating for the economy as a whole. consumption was .9. two or three points stronger despite earnings stagnate. i don mean corporate -- corporate earnings. i mean wages. >> you have that backdrop you macro risk of tweets. what do you do? it is not a buy gold story. what do you guys think about it? >> we are stuck in the trading range. the euro has been there more or less. ranges, people feel like ranges are being intact until told otherwise. , waiting for the dust to settle. not freaking out yet. a big week f

thompson last year lost last year to assistant special election to replace secretary of state mike pompeo. sanders and cortez will attend a rally for progressive candidate bruce welder as well. despite her giving the far left a big boost, mike huckabee says democrats have to embrace her socialist platform because they have nothing else to run. >> their messages vote for us, we will reverse all those tax cuts and take that money back from you and put it in the government's hands, open up the borders, you won't be safe and a lot of cities and we want to reverse the economic gains we are making and take those bonuses back. that is their message. democrats campaign moniker this

. >>> let's get right over to meteorologist mike nicco. hey, mike. >>> good morning. hi, everybody. 5:00 straight up. the gray you're seeing here is the low cloudiness, the marine layer of clouds that are rolling in underneath the smoke and it's not a spare the air day so it's going to look pretty ugly this afternoon like it has the last couple of days. the air quality should remain okay. waking up mainly cloudy at 7:00. your accuweather 12-hour planner mid-50s to low 60s. we'll stay around 60 at the coast at noon. about 80 inland. cool to warm there. temperatures close to average at 4:00 under hazy sunshine. 59 at the coast. at 58 at the coast at 7:00 the rest of us in the low to mid-70s, a comfortable evening on the way. let's find out about that commute with alexis. >>> i think we are going to have a lighter than average week here with the holidays. hopefully that will translate to a smooth commute for you. we did start off with one issue, northbound 101 at the 9th street off ramp.hie and hit the guardr. that did clear so we did have a lane blocked there for a shor