i had the good fortune to have jeff chang is to my book. jeff chang wrote can't stop won't stop, the foremost book on hip-hop. color -- who we be, the colorization of america. in it he writes, there was a term when dust of the time of the term asian america was not a demographic category but a fight you are picking with the world. this book is about that fight. most asian-pacific islanders now have grown up with so many asian-american and is in pacific thatd organizations asian-american has become neutralized into a mere adjective. it's been depoliticized. until the 60's, there were no issue americans. we were chinese-americans, japanese-americans, filipino americans who constituted the majority of asian ethnic groups in the country at the time. by 1970, 80% of japanese-americans and 50% of chinese-americans and filipino americans were born in the u.s. but regardless, rather than americans, we were lumped together as orientals. because we were nonwhite, we are subject to the dominant and white -- the dominance of whiteness and subsequent su

. >> jeff's life changed forever. >> yes, incompetent deed. >> no more golfing, no more sleeping. >> don't even tell him that. >> he could be playing nine right now. we don't know that. >> i don't think so. >> that is going to be one smart child. he is already doing calculus, i bet. >> he probably has a good golf >> we will see if my kids drive me crazy. outside it is a beautiful afternoon. very little evidence of the downpour we got a couple hours ago. sunshine over lower manhattan. many of you may be asking are we done for the night. in many places we are. just a few showers left over in a few places. the high today was 86. light rainfall amounts in manhattan. threat the next two or three hours. eastern long island, jersey shore more than eastern long island. humidity is on hold for the next three days. then the dog days of summer will develop in the middle of the week. if you want the heat and humidity back, you get it by wednesday. we're down to 81 in long branch. tom's river, some showers are approaching you now. but it's still near 90 degrees. bouncing back on the lower the low

we will check in on all of the games. >> hey guys, we are playing a new game ll jeff foxworthy. do not change the channel. >>> sunday, on 12news at 10:00, a captain leading a double life fighting crime and coaching the kids on the football field. why his career and coaching go hand in hand. that is sunday. >> tonight on 12news, a retired air force sergeant injured in kuwait more than ten years ago is still suffering. >> the pain so bad, she thought about suicide. and when she found something that helped she said the va refused to pay for the treatment. >> kevin kennedy joins us now with our story. >> reporter: sergeant mallory served overseas. her injury ended her military career and started what has become a pretty len with the air force and the va. life ... is crowded with decisions. 13 years ago, mallory dinkle made one of the biggest in her 30 years. >> i decided to join the military. >> reporter: 17 and just out of high school, she enlisted in the united states air force. >> i guess as a mother i was was going overseas. >> reporter: mom was right. three months after basic training, mallo

jeff: if anything, it brings people together. you meet these challenges head on and you are successful in recognizing that nothing fundamental has changed. i think the stronger the team becomes, the stronger we become as a company. emily: you have talked about compassionate management. talk about what you apply that. jeff: i try to apply in every interaction. more broadly defined, within a work environment, it does not have to be limited to alleviating suffering. it can be wherever i can help you. all too often you are going to be in discussions throughout the day with coworkers, colleagues, andle outside the company you will disagree. more often than not people the fairy's intention. that could be the furthest thing from the person spine. they could be having a bad day. you may have triggered something in them that happened long before they met you. you may be talking about something that they are not knowledgeable about and they don't want to show that phone or ability. there could be a whole host of reasons. emily: some of the most successful ceos have been ruthless, like steve jobs elon musk. they are known for being not compassiona

. >> jeff: quite the change coming for the weekend. yellow alert is more disruptive stuff. no widespread severe and that's not to say we can't get a severe storm. the red alert is the real severe stuff. saturday and saturday night this will be a yellow alert. for the rain and the storms, this is going to be a strong front that will be making its way through on sunday morning. the best risk of storms after the main issues are heavy rains and strong winds. this is the future view model. dry at 8:00 a.m. and dry at 11:00 a.m. this is the warmest day out of the stretch. by 2:00 in the afternoon we will see a few storms pulsing up. the better likelihood on saturday night along the big front. wait until you see the temperature change coming. keep up-to-date on all of this wherever your weekend plans take you by downloading the free first alert weather app. get street level radar like i have and customize it to where you live. ramone -- ramona? >> romona: breaking news on a roof collapse. a viewer sent these toy toe -- these photos of the situation in saville. the firefighters hea

beginning today we will start to see big changes in downtown tampa. "jeff vinik's" "strategic property partners" will begin construction on their 2-billion-dollar district in downtown today. the changes will kick off today with infrastructure work that will realign the roadways. crews will also realign distribution pipes for a central cooling facility and underground utilities. the first phase will also include a thousand residential units and up to 2-million-square (jen did you send in your ballot for the florida primary? if not, you're out of time. sunday was the last day for early voting. tomorrow is primary election day. one of the biggest races is for florida's senate seat, currently held by marco rubio. he's running for re-election after failing to win the republican nomination for president. polls will be open tomorrow, from seven a-m to seven p-m. (anjuli) saying goodbye to one of the most influential religious and community leaders in our area. laurence higgins, begins today. (anjuli the monsignor passed away last week, at the age of 87. he was the

jeff patterson, newschannel8. >>> facebook is changing your news feed again. we will have the details coming up. >> plus, a hazard on the road that would be prevented. how many crashes could be blamed on debris that falls off and gets in the way? >> and, here is a look at the current medal count in the 2016 in florida, it used to be that if a child, a senior or one of our four legged friends was trapped in a hot car you and i were not allowed to save them unless we were willing to be sued. has government lost its mind? so i fixed the law to make sure we are all empowered to rescue those who can not rescue themselves. that is the least we can do. after all the love they give. dana young for the florida senate. a return to common sense. i got shot down over vietnam and spent eleven months in a pow camp. what donald trump said about our members of the military being captured is a disgrace. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. when you fly over enemy territory, the odds might be against you being able to come home. donald t

jeff, politicians always change their minds but he had such a harsh position, now he's working backwardshat right? >> now he's changing to jeb bush's position on immigration. which didn't work for jeb bush. so now donald trump is so desperate, he's stealing bad ideas that didn't work. that's like me stealing jokes from jeb bush. it's a bad idea. i don't know what's happening. >> he is actually quite witty at times. unintentionally, i might add. >> we are not electing him for wit. >> although aren't we? >> someone else wrote that. >> yeah, that's true. >> i don't see how this can really hurt trump because more than two-thirds of people agree there should be some kind of path to citizenship for some people. then the really hardcore like die-hard trump people, no matter what he says, they don't really think about it, they just go hell, yeah, no matter what it was. >> because they like him. >> because they like him. if you ever point out, i pointed out on twitter something about how his views, whatever they are, people are like whatever, trump 2016, hell, yeah, he said that. so it doesn't re

change. >> we have jeff zeleny with the latest on the campaign trail. >> reporter: the back and forth may continue as hillary clinton campaigns in florida. for the second straight day. 29 electoral votes are at stake in the state. this one in particular is important. the clinton campaign believes trump's negative ratings will destroy him here in the state. that is why she is coming back to campaign. she made a plea directly last night in kissimee, florida. >> i need your help. i need you. i need you to be sure that we get everybody registered to vote who is eligible to vote. i invite you to be part of this campaign. >> reporter: the clinton campaign is registering voters across the state. nowhere more intensely than the i-4 corridor from st. petersburg to the ocean across central florida in orlando. that is where some many puerto rican s live. the young people can help deliver a victory to the white house. the clinton campaign has 12 offices on the ground. two more opening this week. the trump campaign only has one central office in florida. it has other republican offices helping them out. no que

change. to see whereer this can really replicate. and then spending time in other consumer hardware opportunities. emily: like what? jeffed molecule. they will change hundreds of billions of people that have disease or allergy, asthma. so i think this has the potential to be like fitbit, bigger than fitbit. a few others as well. emily: one was in vr. emily:all right, looking forward to finding out what that is. jeff clavier, brian o'malley, really appreciate the conversation. that's it for this edition of "bloomberg west. " i will be sitting out with alibaba chair after earnings. this is bloomberg. ♪ ?c+sv >> oil is on the slide again. u.s. inventories unexpectedly rose to their highest level in at least three decades. there is increasing concern about global growth. rishaad: some central banks may have run out of ammunition. >> of thousands rally in support of turkish democracy. washington must make a decision about its suspected actions. rishaad:

jeff: i think transactions do change depending on the circumstances.is still difficult so we don't buy land until we have planning consent. over the recent years, we have had a rate of 150% of usage. in the first half of this year, we bought over 7000 plots which matches the completions we did. that as a matter of timing. we have good strategic land coming through where we are getting planning online that we have been promoting. i think we will see some good, bank as we the land move forward. sell on thekeen to land front and we want to buy. as long as we see the market holding up, we are keen buyers of land and investors in the business. anna: i saw a report from property week magazine. they were talking about the government setting up a fund to provide billions of pounds in loans to residential developers. must be working on it right now. what are you expecting in terms of support for your sector from the government? jeff: i think the sector has been well supported by the government, particularly the support for the first time buyers on help to buy a

. >> but with the changes, jeff -- then i'm going to finish. t with the changes, the republicans are pointing out, like reince priebus, for example, if the foundation was up to snuff when she was secretary of state, then why wouldn't it be if she is elected president? >> it is a great question. it is a great question. i mean it is -- it was an early worry of the obama white house. i remember covering this back in january of '09, is the clinton foundation going to be an issue here. and it has continued to be an issue. it is something, again, of their own making here. a lot of clinton controversies are of their own making. this certainly is another one. >> jeff zeleny in eugene, scott, thank you both very much. >>> up next, breaking news just in to us here at cnn, we are learning that russian hackers may have targeted journalists at "the new york times." we'll tell you what we know. next. >>> also ahead, donald trump continues his outreach to african-americans, to hispanic voters in this country. but to some folks, his pitch is not exactly hitting

higgins and i are playing a new game with jessica alba and jeff foxworthy and thank you notes. do not change the channel. >>> a nice weekend lady, very classic for this time of year -- ahead, very classic for this time of year, 40% rain chances ahead. we'll see showers and thunderstorms especially southern areas of rain chances grow sunday to 50%, high temperatures in the low 90s, could be some warmer spots. 92, 91, you get the idea, perhaps a little bit lower because potentially tuesday and wednesday increased moisture could lead to higher rain chances roughly associated with could be in the gulf of mexico, crazy. 60% chance of showers here monday, tuesday, 50% chance on wednesday. we'll give a nod to that potential area of low pressure. this strike detected that unfortunate death in sarasota was around 5:25. the actual line of thunderstorms had pushed back to the west, but this one kind of struck after the line had past which just is a reminder that lightning can be very infrequent and unpredictable during the su a few lightning strikes in manatee county, north port got some good rains tod

. >>> good afternoon, i'm jeff ranieri, hazy skies from san jose, plus cooler changes for the weekend? just a few minutes. donald trump is popping up all >>> take a look here are the bare facts. donald trump is pops up all over the country. statues of trump, wearing no clothes have been put up in san francisco, new york, l.a., seattle and cleveland. some are amused, others not so much. nbc bay area's stephanie chuang has a revealing look. >> reporter: very revealing raj. what i do know, by the way, is that the department of public works has been here. the head was just here and says this has been become a public safety concern. you can see the crowd is gathered here at castro and market. so the department will be removing this sometime tonight before tomorrow morning, so that's a warning for folks, this is only here for a limited time. the cass trolls is busy on any given summer day. >> that's hilarious. >> but today the action is focused here. on donald trump in the nude. . it's an art installation piece that playing off of the tale of the emperor who has no clothes. >> yes, i'm sure

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changes. until then, live in leesburg, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you very much. right now in prince george's county there is a meeting just getting underway that could change the face of the school board. maryland bureau chief brad bell is live at upper marlboro. this stems from the county's head start program. that was big money that just got lost. brad: yeah. the federal government revoking, terminating the grant. $6.4 million to the school system to run head start. we have been watching board members come into the building. they are literally in this back room, behind the au meeting. they have a long list of issues to deal with. the head start, that money and their own infighting. the school board gathers for a private meeting with $6.4 million and the future of the head start program at stake. they will meet for three hours with much to discuss. will there be an appeal to the feds for a restoration of the grant money? has the system fixed the problems which led to the case of corporate punishment and humiliation in classroom and then the federal sanction? how

jeff, it does sound like he's changed his position, no?g 11 million undo you meaned workers have to leave and the good ones can come back. >> as i was listening to your conversation with kellyanne it reminds me of ronald reagan was we win, they lose. he was criticized a lot for not meeting with soviet leaders and he cracked at one point they keep dieing on me and he didn't and there was a method to this. eventually, he did. was there a change in that sense? yes. was there a change in the ultimate policy saying in this case with donald trump that every country has borders? no. i don't see that at all. how you get there is probably going to change. >> if somebody once said 11 million people, got to leave and the good ones can come back, whatever that means. he is not saying 11 million people have to leave and the criminals and those convicted of crimes have to leave. >> those convicted of crimes and every one of those 11 million people and his essential policy of having borders in this country. >> you're not going to answer this question. an

they have taken over different companies, changed the name to macy's. jeffhat two lives. i do not think you want to go from left to right. i think you will have mr. nextren helping him the few years. he is smart and well. that is a positive. if that fails, they will make another change. i would rather take someone who knows the culture of my company, understands the business, has done a lot of different jobs and done well in all of them, i would rather that than someone from the outside. outside hires generally do not do better than inside people, if inside people are qualified. >> you have also been involved with walmart. you think walmart's acquisition of jet.com is a good idea? allen: it's a good idea for jet.com. be in are not going to positive direction for a long time, if ever. thed on the strength of walmart people, they see they need an outside idea person. that is not their strength. i think their internet business to $15 $12 million million, versus amazon over $100 million plus. so i think they think this is a person who could bring ideas and inspi

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senator and fellow republican jeff flake spoke out today saying trump has to make a change. >> i have yet to see donald trump change positions he needs to tone and tenor of the debate sufficient to win the election. >> flake says he hopes mike pence has influence on donald trump to help with that change. >>> a 17-year-old arizona boy drowned during a family reunion in utah. the sheriff's office says it happened yesterday afternoon at otter creek state park. relatives say chase leroy clark was swimming with others when >>> across the nation, a deadly accident in kansas city at a water park when a 12-year-old boy died on the world's tallest waterslide. park has been shut down since for this investigation. slide where the accident happened draft riders 169 feet at 65 miles per hour. >>> in san francisco, another deadly accident in the sky. two skydivers killed when their pa their bodies were found at a nearby vineyard. the company is now investigating what went wrong. >>> in ohio, 24 people were rushed to the hospital for drug overdoses. they reacted to thc laced candy that was given out

>>cspan: if it seems that since you have come along the change of the ownership to jeff peas those end of the digital communications and i want to show your new office facility what does that feel like? you come in and it is all different now? >> do you feel the difference? >> it was an important step in history. at was in terms of history of "the washington post" in terms of watergate and many other stories. we have entered a new era were mower people get their information online and they're smart phone and we have to move and change in our industry with consumption habits. in the are able to work collaborative flee with the experts and video teams with those who specializes with social media and we're much more integrated. this new facility allows us to do that and on top of that it has technological facilities that we need. >>host: td recorded in "the wall street journal" to say the internet is its own medium but we approach all stories they may not always be traditional but we are now living in a traditional news telling time. what do you mean? >>guest: look, when you tell a story

. >> good point about her trying to change the subject certainly. jeff zeleny. back now with the panel. joined also by conservative talk show host dana laesch. good to have you on. what are you hearing from your listeners about donald trump on immigration? are they confused? seems like the panel here is confused. are they confused? >> they are. thanks for having me. i took calls all day on radio about this. people were a little confused. some were trying to come to grips with well, is this just him kind of pivoting and running a general election campaign as opposed to running a primary in a general. is this just him simply caving and copying jeb bush's immigration plan, marco rubio's immigration plan, all the immigration plans of everyone else. people are really confused. i think what they are waiting for, i think they are waiting to see what he actually says in terms of concrete steps besides general platitudes, besides saying we will send the bad ones back. okay, how are we going to do this. enforcing the laws we have. okay, name them. walk people down the pat

. >> jeff: and keeping pot illegal and on schedule one, the dea, the drug enforcement administration is saying marijuana has no medical benefit. but research could change that. or >> they could just ask andrew. >> a couple years ago i was involved in an accident and injured my back. >> jeff: he is a medical marijuana patient at las vegas relievers dispensary. >> it has helped me. i mean if i could i would videotape the last two years elements that have caused me. i do not have any of the side effects that i had from the pain pills. >> jeff: since state law made it legal, dozens of marijuana facilities now .southern nevada. 25 states, they now allow medical marijuana. it's about time says las vegas release nancy's and kari. >> the state to have medical marijuana programs, the opiate overdoses have declined over 25 percent. >> jeff: and some more research may offer asw prescription? and you'll get to on whether or not it is harmful. there are those that believe it is a gateway into a more dangerous drug as many people think that. also do not forget by the way, nevada in november votes on whether to make an ounce of marijuana or less legal. >> jim: recrea

. >> yeah, and a good race for the cure for a change in terms of te weather. jeff, no rain tomorrow morning? >> no rain tomorrow morning. it's going to be fantastic. i want to bring you up to date n this accident that we've been so traffic is now moving along, of course, there was quite the backup here, so it's going to take a little while for things o get up to speed but the accident is cleared now, 77 northbound between route 18 and jet road. >> 83. akron, 83. tonight will be pretty pleasant, not that muggy. 79 at 7:00. football game. 73 at 9:00. 70 at 11:00 and then we drop ino the 60s overnight. so it's going to be a nice nigh, week one here for the high schol football games. hot weekend, right around 90. both weekend days and as the humidity goes up, you're going o feel it tomorrow night. there's going to be a risk anywy of a few storms we're thinking now. saturday night and then again sunday afternoon. i have a yellow alert tomorrow night. right now i'm looking at the best timeframe there and some of those storms could contain some heavy rains. but saturday d

change? i think you're looking at the beginning of the new, mature, responsible jeff. i'm thinking if i spend five quality minutes a week with my baby. >> five a week? >> minutes, i'll shut off my phone. spend five quality minutes i think she should turn out great. daddy 101. >> diapers. >> onesies. >> everything else, a nanny. >> it's just extra. >> you are the nanny for life. >> i don't know how to swaddle or feed. i don't know if i've even held a baby. >> never? >> not a little baby. >> you have no idea what you're signing up for. understand you will never sleep a full night ever again. >> i'm going to sleep late tomorrow then. >> just don't sleep through the new "flipping out" tomorrow on bravo. >>> i glimpse inside the homes of some of the biggest stars in the world and just take a wild guess whose closet this is. i mean, it looks like nordstrom's. >> mariah carey. >> bingo! that's actually it. yes! and that's just the shoe closet, by the way, because the clothes they have their whole separate room situation. >> unreal. >> there is a look at some more amazing star

. >> jeff: clouds continue to clear out of here. for a change, cool tonight. >>> keeping your children safe on the way to and from school. a shortage of crossing guards cleveland 19 news sponsored by empire window company our local window door and siding company since 1960 live from the newscenter we are getting answers for you. cleveland 19 news starts now. >> romona: a 6-year-old girl kidnapped and released tied to a sera still no arrests. today, though new details and a social media connection. >> the man who targets children remains on the loose. one case in may. the other in february. >> and today the f.b.i. has something tolls go on. jen picciano getting answers in the kidnapping investigation. >> and what may have seemed like an innocent game that's how exactly where they were. investigators are not yet ready to share if it was the girls, on-line active or someone close to them and lead the f.b.i. to the same way. >> take another look at this person of interest and the f.b.i. is connected to to possible abduction and kidnapping of a 6-yea

jeff: 83 the high today. quite comfortable. that will be changing and watching out for the rain and thunder in the next couple of donald trump facing new criticism - he appeared to mock a reporter with a disability. "you gotta see this guy. 'uhhhh i don't know what i said, i don't remember.' he's going like 'i don't remember'." "putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. i don't want to sound too much like a chauvinist." "you have to be wealthy in order to be great. i'm sorry to say it." "he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured." priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> welcome. continuing to hold a strong lead in most polls and donald trump pushing back hard on the e-mail controversy. >> denise: mrs. clinton not talking and did appear on a tv show and ryan nobles covering campaign 2016. >> reporter: hillary clinton tried many times to move past the scandal of her private e-mail server during her time of secretary of state. >> would you explain the e-mails. >> my e-m i

jeff? >> and the humidity. >> and there forecast and a bigger change next week and i will detail that in the 7-day focus coming up later in the half hour. doppler max network tracking the line of scattered showers and there's a few downpours in here and this is what rolled through downtown cleveland about an hour ago. >> something like that. peninsula 5:45. and cuyahoga falls 6:13. ravenna 6:30. we stayed out of the severe weather which is good and we got showers and storms forming this afternoon. >> the risk of storms are ending and it will be isolated showers in this point forward. >> there could be fog that develops overnight because the humidity will remain high. >> lates around 80 unless you have rain-cooled air at 7 daulbaugh 76 at 9:00 and eventually slipping in the upper 60s and cloudy sky downtown cleveland and we are rain-free. the storm risk is ending this evening. staying humid this week. that will lead to another system this weekend. saturday is the next yellow alert day for more scattered 10:00 a.m. to 8 p.m. is the timing. most action will occur in the afternoon. the unfortunate thing is on sund

jeff ranieri. breezy across the bay area today. we're tracking what's ahead in your forecast and changes the next three days in just a few minutes. every day, the oil companies pollute our air. putting their... ...profits ahead of our kids' health. now they're trying to weaken california's clean air laws. i'm tom steyer. we've had a million kids get asthma. we need to send the oil companies a message. tell your legislator to stand up to the oil companies and protect our clean air laws. don't let the oil companies put their profits... ...ahead of our kids. the city put it's police chief on administrative leave. and so far the police department >>> a lot of questions tonight in hayward. the city put its chief on administrative leave and so far, the police department is not saying much about what's behind the action. jodi hernandez is live in hayward and people are saying it's just one more example of hayward's broken leadership. >> that's right, so far, the city isn't giving us any information about the investigation, but we know that hayward's top cop isn't the first high ranking official to be placed under the microscope and folk

. >> reporter: however, senator jeff flake of arizona said trump must do more. >> some position he's has taken need to change. he has got to have a more serious immigration policy than simply saying we will build a wall and make mexico pay for it. >> now trump and clinton are set to deliver duelling economic speeches this week in detroit. trump speaks tomorrow. clinton will be there on thursday. of course michigan is another key battleground state. >>> for more on our new battleground tracker poll, let's bring in cbs news election director, anthony salvanto. >> behind hillary clinton's big lead in the key state of virginia is that she is passing the commander-in-chief test more so than donald trump is right now. the commander-in-chief measure has come up to the top of voters criteria for how to make their presidential decision and a majority say that they feel be commander-in-chief while a majority feel that donald trump is not. this measure has become so important now, that it is even overwhelming other measures on which hillary clinton isn't doing as well. for example, on the honest and trust worthy measur

>> jeff: we have an alert, yellow alert later saturday, saturday night as we track the big weekend change. this will be a storm threat. details on that coming up. >> mark: cedar point made the announcement. find out what will be new for 2017. >>> we want you to join our team for the susan g. komen race for the cure. head to cleveland19.com. the race is on august 27th. get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app in love again with your home. >>> live from newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: the red cross now says the flood devastating louisiana is the worst natural disaster in the u.s. since hurricane sandy four years ago. >> mark: at least 13 people died across 5 parishes. >> we lost everything hurricane katrina came here and 10 years later lost everything again. >> mark: with more rain forecast the destruction could get worse. louisiana's governor says 40,000 homes suffered damages. it is not clear how many are uninhabitable. >> romona: ohio attorney general provided tips so you don't get scammed trying to help people in

i'll have a look at some changing rio weather coming up tonight at 6:00 p.m. >> i think jeff's trying to get down to rio. >> i know. >> we'll stay in the olympic zone tonight, 7:30. >> you got it. >> great show, thanks. >>> still to come, not ready for takeoff. the delays for delta that are still affecting thousands of travelers. poor foster kid black immigrant cancer patient small muslim the only label that matters is olympian. >>> trending on our trirt page, giants manager bruce bochy is back with the team tonight after a health scare yesterday sent him to the hospital. rit now the giants trail the marlins in miami. >>> an olympics reminder, check out our home page to see our daily feature, "five to watch." it gives you the lowdown on the most popular events of the the day. california's clean air laws are working. we've cut toxic pollution. we're seeing fewing cases of asthma in kids. and the new clean energy economy has created more than half a million jobs. i'm tom steyer. just when we're making progress, the oil companies are trying to weaken our clean air laws. but we can stop t

changing. >> stunning. >> beautiful. >> stunning, jeff. >> there's nothing like sitting under a clear night's sky and just taking it in. and beyond just the beauty of it, it's the energy that is saved, the money that is saved by using the right kind of lighting. it's what it does for the environment. so many species are nocturnal. light around, they don't know necessarily what to do. it's sort of a win-win all the way around. and as they say, you try to fight air pollution or water pollution, that takes a long time. you stop putting something into the water, it takes a while for it to clean up. with light pollution you fix the light, it's fixed right away. >> another reason to go to the grand canyon. i was there a couple weeks ago but i never look up. i'm so busy looking at the rocks. next, a look at all that switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bun

jeff. how are we doing? >>> we got great weather changes coming our way over the next 48 hours hours.alleys, you'll love what's coming yur way. the scrolling seven-day at the bottom of the screen. we'll take wyou in and focus on where it is still warm. concord, 84 degrees. humidity at 29% contra costa county dealing with the highest fire danger. we'll gradually drop off into the 60s once we hit 9:00 and 10:00 this evening. the rest of the bay area, we are currently seeing that fog drifting back into san francisco. nothing new from the past several weeks. at this time of the night, very typical here for summer. and you can see for the east bay, again, some warmer weather back there. the peninsula, you're getting just a slight breeze from that fog. that's helping you to stay at 72. and the south bay right now, 81. as we head through tomorrow morning's forecast, we'll start off with mostly clear skies in the south bay and 59. san francisco, the fog continues to remain in place. and 53. maybe even some drizzle to star and the north bay at 54. we do have cooler changes coming. i've been ta

jeff smith in for lee goldberg. a pretty nice evening out there so far but changes are on the way overnight. 80 degrees in new york city. getting a couple degrees above average for this time of year. why got up to 85. 90 at toms river. in terms of the changes i was talking about, we have showers on the way overnight tonight in to early tomorrow morning. we'll check it out for you on the high resolution futurecast, especially new york city points by 2:00 in the morning. for the morning commute i think there will be a few showers around, especially south of the city. temperatures around 73 at 7:00 in the morning. eventually we clear things out. eventually the humidity makes a return. we'll talk about that in your full accuweather forecast coming up. >>> a wildfire out in southern california tonight burning with an intensity even veteran firefighters say they have never seen before. the fire ignited yesterday in san bernardino and continues to burn out of control tonight forcing already charring nearly 50 square miles. not clear yet at this point how many homes have been damaged or destroyed. >>> here in new york with new

jeff. good morning everybody. btrain, signal problems. delays and service changes. the crossbronx expressway east an accident news copter 7 above and john del giorno is here to tell us all about it. good morning john. >> reporter: good morning heather. it has been a long morning on construction they were in the process of getting that cleared out of the way. and then this accident. a fender bender between two tractor trailers. but i'll tell what you, it has been out here for about 40 minutes and i still don't see police on the scene. on the eastbound crossbronx just past the exit for webster avenue. you can see the right lane is out of service. while we have the overnight construction cleared outside we still have that one lane down with the accident. i'll pull this shot all the way back. let mewi the left and we'll show you the george washington bridge. we have very heavy delays across the george as a result of the construction and the accident. so if you are inbound at the george allow extra time. heather. >>> thank you. inbound side of the george washington bridg

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jeff here. the incoming -- or the new ceo. so, foursquare has changed a lot over the years. you started out as a location-sharing app. and now you have two apps, a yelp competitor and the swarm. you're also a data company now. we'll get to all of that. but i wanted to talk to you about your new roles. as executive chairman i wanted to find out, are you so involved with the day-to-day? or how are things different than before? dennis: day-to-day at the company, five days a week, there's tons of things going on at foursquare. both on the business and enterprise side. i'm still there trying to make sure that we get to focus on the things that represent the reasons that we started the company. and so, a big reason for the role switch is that, as it matures and starts to turn into the amazing business we knew it would come -- jeff is an -- it could become -- jeff is an extremely talented business leader and he's running the day-to-day operations and making sure we stay true to our goals and achieving our objectives. katie: how will foursquare differ under your leadership? jeff: de