profits. living the stream. comcast testing a new service, goldman upping netflix. and walmart takes on amazon s prime day as amazon takes on black friday. a deal in greece after all night meetings. they have reached an agreement to keep greece in the eurozone. a lot more to still be worked out. it s up to greece to implement and exercise the austerity measures. austerity measures that the people voted against and are now going to get even more than they thought they were going to get the first time. this is a horrible deal for greece. this is the price to pay for staying in. i don t know if you caught the merkel press conference this morning. it was at 3:00 a.m. and it was bad. why? she just told it like it was. said we re going to give them a time out. it was financial potential five-year exit reentrance that s not agreed to by everybody. it s just punishment. i heard there s a big stake in greece wanting to extend the terms. i listened to a leader of a co
stanley. gold falls to a five-year low while the dollar hits a three-month high, we ll look at the drivers behind the moves and the impact. and e-bay and papal begin trading as independent companies today. we ll talk with the e bay ceo later on. first up morgan stanley better second quarter results. a strong performance in the brokerage business. long lines in greece over night as the banks reopen after about three weeks. some capital controls. you can access your safety deposit box. you cannot cash a check. you can deposit and there are limits on the number of euros you can take out. morgan stanley, trading is the story this time after wealth management has been the story there. let s compare this. for fixed income morguen stanley had a gain of 30%. jpmorgan minus 10. for equities plus 28. goldman plus 24. citi minus 1. some people are saying the liquid ratios aren t enough. that was the wrap on the story about why it was up 41.5 and then people turned it down. this ha
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squawk the vote. he s where? he s where? ohio? columbus, ohio, my friend. dude. we re at tommy s diner right now. god s country. where the best people come from. i was born there. you were born there? dayton, ohio. wow. we ll talk to you in a second. first this big move in the british pound. it fell as much as 6% at one point. there seemed to be no trigger for the move. some comments out of hollande could have triggered it and then the handoff to ashea where the trade is very thin. traders suspect a wrongly entered order or fat finger. let s check european equities at this hour. they are mixed. germany, france, they re all generally flat except the ftse which is up 1% as the pound weakens. makes them more competitive on international markets. i read earlier the gains in the ftse moderated as the pound rebounded. some of this totally volatile flash crash, it s like the market is we talked about this as i sat down. all the things happening in europe. pmi i
the nfl with this throw to thomas and the ball comes out chargers. ugh! a painfully sloppy performance in san diego ends denver s 15 game road winning streak against division rivals. the broncos fall tonight to the chargers 21-13. mark hall is live in san diego in the locker room with davonte booker tonight. reporter: thank you, karen. kind of a slow start for the offense. is there anything you can pinpoint on why you struggled to find a rhythm early? no. nothing i can pinpoint, just got to play and get points on the board. reporter: the interim head coach you weren t sure who was going to play, was that a factor? not at all. whoever is coaching us, whoever is playing quarterback for us we believe in them for the utmost and we just got to go out and make plays and win games. reporter: you were able to get a couple things going in the 2nd half. what was going on out there? just had to be in control of the game for us as a running to do something in our group to