sot steve lee, acting commissioner, div. consumer affairs, 153737 one of the things we alleged...compania porque alegamos que su sistema telefonico no era satisfactorio. los consumidores quedaban atrapados en el sistema, y les vendian productos adicionales que no querian. telebrands no admitio falta alguna, pero en un acuerdo con esta oficina estatal, acepto informar a consumidores sobre el costo total de su orden, ofrecer un representante en vez de solo un sistema computarizado, no repetir ofertas por otros productos que ya fueron rechazadas y solo cobrar por articulos que fueron autorizados por el cliente. sot steve lee, 153945 how to treat consumers and address concerns, ....tienen que cambiar como tratan a los consumidores y sus quejas, y deben hacer cambios significativos a su sistema de tomar ordenes por telefono. en su pagina web, el better business bureau dice quribio mas de 1200 quejas en contra de telebrands durante los ultimos 3 anos y por ese motivo revoco la acreditacion de la compania con su organizacion. el presidente ejecutivo de telebrands dijo lo siguiente "cuand

the charlie's lids mack and steve lee voice their gripes. : . >> first, the white house, then the capitolw the naval yard. three false alarms in a little over a month. are authorities being too aggressive handling possible terror threats? to retired colonel alan west who says we must remain vigilant but not reactive. good to see you, welcome back to the program. >> thanks. >> are we being overly cautious at this point? >> the interesting thing is you can't be too overly cautious. one of the things you have to realize on the modern 21st century battlefield where it is not just iraq or afghanistan, right here on our homeland, they only have to get it right one time, we have to get right every time. we don't want to get into the sense of the chicken little effect where we start not to pay attention and the enemy is able to exploit us and take advantage of a gap. especially now that we know we have a vicious enemy such as isis who through the ms 13 mexican drug cartels and other gangs, they're able to funnel across our porous border. >> in terms of the holiday weekend and cities around the co

to be invited back to city hall mayor ed lee thank you i'm grateful to kate kendall to joyce 92 stat and my chief of staff never going to leave in the city steve to mayor ed lee to the extraordinary assembly linkage of elected office official is from harvey milk to the attraction of tom mormon and sxhaent and many, many others i've forgotten but no maples negligent we stand open our shoulder and grateful for your leadership and grateful for the extraordinary work to get us to this moment and let me close with that you know for me, i have 3 kids and it was an interesting thing you know you you'll new to this here's what happened with i think about you're telling us kids i have a 5 and 4 and one-year-old the phone rang this morning and like 703 and the first picture came up is my 5-year-old daughter and all i thought about was her and how proud i am that she's going to grow up in a country that recognizes what you've always known that recognizes the jowls of every single one of us and recognized this fundamental ideal that we're all human beings that care deeply about making that work making our lives work and getting through the day living out

laugh steve lee, charlie gasparino and liz si macdonald on everything that's going on, early retirementm, but for the greeks. apparently, that will not be affected by anything we see going on in greece right now. a deal that's predicated more on tax increases, lizzie, than on -- >> yeah. i tell you, now the imf is saying 66 billion -- according to david asman, he did the reporting -- into greece? that is more than 25% of its entire gdp. so, again, the eurozone is footing the bill for a quarter of greece's economy. neil: but they are raising taxes and doing that. boomers love that, right? >> and the greece legislature still has to vote on these proposals. raising the retirement rate to 67 and hiking taxes was anathema -- neil: why do you always have to look at the half-empty glass? >> millennials love tax increases. this is true. if you talk to any millennial, they love tax increases because they don't make a lot of money -- neil: that's what connell said. >> and then they're all for raising our taxes. >> right. but, you know, there's something that's missed here, neil. i mean, and the m

mimi lee is in the middle of a bitter divorce case and she wants possession of her frozen embryos. her husband, stevedley, wants them destroyed. lee was diagnosed with cancer in 2010. she had the embryos frozen because she knew the treatment would leave her infertile. the judge must decide whether her infertility outweighs an agreement she reached with her husband. it includes provisions for destroying the embryos under certain circumstances, including divorce. >> practical framework that's been agreed upon has been that this is a sort of thing that ought to be worked out in advance as much as possible. and in this case that was decided in the event of divorce, the embryos are not to be used. >> if you are going to be giving up such a fundamental right as your ability to have your biological child going forward, you should have a little bit more of a rigorous test and rigorous process. >> that trial is set to resume this morning. >>> mothers traveling on business for ibm may soon be able to use an express service to send breast milk back home. a company is still working out the details but under the

experience, walton played seven seasons with the lakers under phil jackson, one of steve kerr's biggest coaching mentors. david leehe 10- year veteran treated the warriors staff to a 'good-bye lunch' catered by chipotle. lee has consistently expressed gratitude this offseason as he also paid for the warriors' celebration in las vegas following their championship victory. lee's trade to boston was made official on monday. he joins a young celtics team this upcoming season. during his five seasons with the warriors, lee posted 16.7 points and 9.3 rebounds per game. >> pam :good night everybody my name is kieran griffin. i work here at five star auto care in rocklin california. a lot of thought was put into the change to solar and we couldn't have done it without pg&e. pg&e is very committed to clean energy. working with five star auto care we looked at how we could make their business more energy efficient and save them money in the long run. with solar we have saved about 85% on our energy cost. with this extreme drought we're using the savings from our solar system to save every last drop of water. if you are look

steve: yeah. i played f. leehat. >> very first show. and so they did a review, and they said the show is not good when the best guy on it is the stage hand. >> steve: i'll take it as a a compliment. >> jimmy: you brought that around and showed it to people --. >> steve: exactly. >> jimmy: see, the great review i got? >> steve: i got a t-shirt printed up and a mug. >> jimmy: but you guys, you would hang out all the time, you'd play games and you do fun things. >> oh, yeah. i love higgins, man. listen, you know, you've changed the face of television with your games. my goodness. every time i turn on the tv there's a new game. neil patrick harris, the funnest games. you know, jane lynch, she's that lady from "glee." game, game, game. you changed it even though you have the greatest games of all. >> jimmy: thank you, yeah. >> but me and higgins we used to do a game, it was the funnest game in the world. charades. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah i know charades. [ light laughter ] pretty famous game. >> no. i'm not claimin

lee. our traders on the desk are steve grasso, david sieberg, brian kelly and guy adami. apple is doing something rare and extraordinary and it could lead the stock to go on to a super surge next week. we'll tell what you that something is. plus elon musk taking a page out of the movie "spaceballs." and this is rather ludicrous. a look at what it could mean for the stock ahead. plus the massive tech rally, it was the best week for the tech sector in more than four years. google seeing its biggest day in history plus amazon and facebook both having monster weeks. if you missed the rally in technology are there still areas to get into? guy adami, what do you do? laggards or the ones that are working? >> laggards are laggards for a reason. david mentioned last night. nathan's been all over this. the laggards lag for a reason. if you can't perform on the tape we've had for the last six years there's a reason why you're underperforming. you stay with what's winning. steve says that all the time. despite the mouf move in google we talked about it last night, their valuation at

lee. your traders on the decemberric steve grasso, dan nathan, karen finerman and guy adami. tonight on "fast" oil recouping some of its losses from a brutal week but one top strategist is here with a bombshell prediction. find out why crude could fall another 15%. plus, just how big a threat does china's market pose to the major chip stocks and which names are the most highly levered to china? we're naming names in just a few. but first to the whipsaw day on the street. stocks staging a massive comeback. the s&p 500 breaking below its 200-day moving average early in the day. only to end in positive territory. while the dow recouped a 218-point loss. closing the day higher by 93 points. this all as crude oil staged a solid reversal as well. was it as simple as that, steve grasso? the reversal we saw in crude. >> i'm not sure it's as simple as that because things do definitely have to play out. crude was probably grossly oversold. but i think what you touched on first, the s&p breaking through that 200-day moving average. the last time this has happened was october 2014. the t

lee became mayor. i have to say when you look at the help we got from the mayor's office and when steve comes, he never comes to an event. steve came to this event and the support he gave to us. of course amy cohen and joaquin and someone who gave as much help, jeremy. i wish we had a closed circuit so jeremy knows all the help he gave us. that happens with mayor's in the title. that doesn't happen if you don't have a mayor who says i want all the staff to help the tenderloin. ed lee did that. wow further a do, mayor, thank you very much. [ applause ] >> randy, thank you for the introduction. >>mayor edwin m. lee: this is what a sizzler's restaurant looks like. [ laughter ] >> you have to know that part of the history in order to appreciate that line. we certainly do. and those who have been in the tenderloin for many years serving the residents here. i think you are all to be congratulated. i know there is an abundant list of people. but i also want to acknowledge those that maybe do not have a big name but are the small business owners within two or 3 blocks from here that said we want this to happen

lee. your traders on the decemberric steve grasso, dan nathan karen finerman and guy adami. recouping some of its losses from a brutal week but one top strategist is here with a bombshell prediction. find out why crude could fall another 15%. plus, just how big a threat does china's market pose to the major chip stocks and which names are the most highly levered to china? we're naming names in just a few. but first to the whipsaw day on the street. stocks staging a massive comeback. the s&p 500 breaking below its 200-day moving average early

lee. our traders on the desk are steve grasso, david sieberg, brian kelly and guy adami.thing rare and extraordinary and it could lead the stock to go on to a super surge next week. we'll tell what you that something is. plus elon musk taking a page out of the movie "spaceballs." and this is rather ludicrous. a look at what it could mean for the stock ahead. plus the massive tech rally, it was the best week for the tech sector in more than four years. google seeing its biggest day in history plus amazon and

steve will saying. yes? >> as i understand from what you presented, people in the south understood that lee had surrendered his army. the understood they had been defeated. what did they do then? take a deep breath and as they let out the breath start talking about the lost cause? dr. gallagher: did they start talking but the lost cause immediately? >> as a result of the acceptance. dr. gallagher: they start immediately to talk about how to explain what had happened, it is not so hard to explain what had happened if you have a blue uniform on. we went to war, we won. as a confederate, it is harder. we established a short-lived democratic republic. how we want to deal with that? the roots of the lost cause our early. some of them are in the war itself. that's not the most important thing on their mind in the immediate aftermath. they look around and their world -- they have to get on in the real world. nevermind what came later. right now, what is the situation? it is pretty bad from their perspective. yes? >> in cases like mosby's rangers, they never signed a surrender. were they considered no longer confedera

but you will still see some slowing through men lee park. 7:47. let's go to steveooks like the drizzle will be the pattern for the next couple of days. you can thank or blame the low spinning off san francisco. not something we usually see in july. that's for sure. but we've had a lot of those. not something we usually see. but it's here. so far, i mean, it will be a very slow mover. not only with the low cloud but the high and mid-level clouds. they are poised to move in the next couple of days. low clouds, breezy to windy for some. mix of sun and clouds. it will be breezy and cooler for those inland. the tropical clouds, a little bit of the western edge firing up on the leeside of the sierra. most of that is pushing well out of the area. this low will fire up. thunderstorms to the north and also the east of us this week and maybe for us later around wednesday. 50s and 60s. half moon bay 60. santa rosa, a 9. napa is a 9. 61 fairfield. fremont, 63. san jose, 63. not much of a difference here. a rip roarin' delta breeze. 28 to 35. wested a oakland, west at napa. the

gentry as no. 1 assistant to steve walton whose dad was a great bill walton a good assistant coach last year and down a ladder lucan number cit to ginning command david leetics treated the lawyer's staff to a good buy large catered goodbye lunch and also for if you remember how the team with the losses against after winning the world championship he picked up the tab for the entire squad. >> pam: also close-knit double- team stoat. hidden >> gary: not for the teammates but for the office staff sometimes get forgotten but not by this david lee guy. zookeeper >> pam: is say they were duped after a giant panda think it issues credit lyonnais same >> grant: as might be smarter than we think. zookeeper in taiwan believes a panda fakes her pregnancy so that she could benefit extra food more attention air-conditioned room all given the pandas that the ice block on which she's eating her food with a talking lots of luxury. you would not want tax like a pregnant unless bamboo this is apparently of a first- time panda has faked it and people with an 247 this still in danger so pregnancy is a big deal for pan not won an 14 finos actually deliver a baby panda during

steve, brian, and elisabeth off this morning. tucker, ainsley and clayton with you. >> what a wonderful day to be working. i love lee we've got a ton of news to get this morning. we want to get to the fox news alert. a nation on edge on this fourth of july weekend. security heightened -- across the country. >> this is the perfect time for terrorists to attack. >> we're live on the national mall in washington, d.c. with the very latest on these threats. doug, what do you know? >> good morning, guys. nice, quiet, peaceful outside the capitol, but there is this under current of concern. we saw the degree to which law enforcement agencies are operating under a hair trigger yesterday when there were these reports at a gunman at washington's navy yard and a lot of sensitive the involved given the fact that a dozen people were killed there in 2013 when a gunman was on the loose. this time, it ended up being an erroneous report. the flood of law enforcement there shows the degree they may be gearing up for this fourth of july holiday. >> here in washington, d.c., there's an elevated threat level at all times. we never lower

steve. let's go to you. >>> oh, thank you, my friend. thank you. cloudy skies, still light rain in there and very mild, muggy conditions. the low does not really want to lee leave california. this is really good energy for july 10th. the jet has been very strong through southern california and the thunderstorms up in the sierra, the snow, some of the higher elevations, the pass, i mean really, really, better than we had in january for crying out loud. so the cloud cover, it is coming and not too many breaks and within that, you can get some light rain. there is not a lot, we have seen the pattern, right back over to albany, berkeley, emeryville, and then a little bit around oakland, it looks like it is falling apart. 60s on the temperatures. we are all really close here, within a couple of degrees. and look at the cloud cover, just streaming down around the western edge of this. and it look u.s. education look a cloudy day and probably all the way into saturday and sunday. and thunderstorms up in the sierra again. 70s on the temperatures. 60s, 70s for others. >>> thank you, severe. the face is--thank you, steve. the investigation is going to continue this

steve glazer of lorinda. it would require two schools in southern california to change their names by the end of next year. the schools are named after confederate general robert e. lee 8:45. technical difficulties took ounce united airlines, the new york stock exchange, and the "wall street journal's" website. ktvu's fox 2 pam cook with what? means for concerns against cybersecurity. >> three big entities shut down because of computer problems. the disruptions lasted not minutes, but hours. now, conspiracy theories have been thrown out. executives all say that these were glitches. not malicious acts. united, as it turns out, has been battling system issues for months. the new york stock exchange had recently tried to upgrade its software. and the fbi thinks that the halt in trading may have sent a flood of people over to the "wall street journal's" website, which in turn caused it to crash. but after a wave of actual cyber attacks lately, including the federal government's office of personnel management, computer security experts are concerned. >> i thought my information was secure, and then opm happened. you had anthem. you had primera. target. home depot. the rea