ellison: mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the gentlelady from california, ms. barbara lee. the chair: the gentlelady is ecognized 1. -- the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. lee: i want to thank the gentleman for his most diligent work on behalf of the american people and also to our ranking member, congresswoman maxine waters. i just want to thank her for really educating this house and the public of the dangers to consumers of this horrible bill which, of course, i stand in opposition to. it really is a wrong choice for american families. shapefully, this bill gives wall street a handout while stealing from the pockets of everyday americans. it would drag us back to the days where wall street and billionaires get richer while struggling families are left out in the cold. this bill significantly undermines both the consumer bureau and the rules it put in place to prevent predatory lending and subprime loans, particularly in communities of color. families lost a generation of wealth p

, commerce men ellison.ant to begin with your response to the shooting of your colleague house leader steve scalise. >> well, it is a wearable tragedy. we are pulling for steve, praying for his recovery, understanding the injuries he justred are serious and we know that his family and everybody in his district and the whole country is just really pulling for him to make a speedy recovery. that is essentially how i feel about this shooting. of course, the larger issssues remain, don't they? the issusuof the availability of firearms anywhere. not just firerems, but seserious weweapons like a high velocitity asassault rifle, , like thehe od thiss case. and the ammunition. theinink we need to looook at availability of thisis kind of ammumunition really poses increased danger because t these damage after they hit the individual, bouncing around inside a person's body and cause internal damage to internal organs. and that is how they are designed to work. i meaean, this whole firearm debate, this whole -- in our c

that's what ellison is thinking. he put me on something look nixon's enemy list. >> we're doing that now. >> let's lee what he also did to pet, actually what adobe did to me. >>> we're about to show you jim cramer like you have never seen before take a look. >> i'm looking at what i regard a being the eighth wonder of the world. this is some sort of device where it's actually looking at me, and it's mimicking me. >> this is not possible. oh, my god really >> we thought we would do this specially for you, jim it's a new product called character animator using artificial intelligence. we're trying to recognize your gestures, it will track you in real time. we've only done this for homer simpson, the presidential candidates and now you, because you're passionate and animated. >> it's mimic me, making me into a walt disney. he can create my own drawings and movies fabulous stuff. >> that's a million drawings at one time this is now available to everyone they're going to make it available. it's video david, how many drawi

i'm ellison barber fox news. >>> she was eight months pregnant and wounded in a sacramento area. how that mother and baby are still doing tonight. >>> low the thousands of dollars of products complicated. the man under arrest for having them at his home. >>> a cooler weekend across the entire bay area. right now some warm clouds and fog pushing their way or working their way back into the bay. what that means for your monday's forecast and if you have any major five-day outlooks. >>> fremont police have announced an arrest in connection with a home invasion and robbery earlier this month. it started back on june 11 when a woman who lives at the home pulled into her garage. two wood-be robbers tried to take her car keys. her 74-year-old husband was beaten by one of the robbers. now a day later the victim says the same suspects came back, but they managed to scare them off. the day after that neighbors called police saying they spotted the suspects in the area again. police took three people into custody, a 15-year-old boy, a 14-year-old girl, and a 10-year- old girl. the girls wer

ellison barber live with more. ellison? >> good afternoon, shep.ia police chief says three of his officers arrived on the scene in separate cruisers and immediately began engaging with the suspects. the first officer to arrive on scene is named officer kevin jobes. shortly after that, officer alexander jenson arrived and officer nicole spataglia arrived. here's what he had to say about the exchange. >> officer battaglia was probably taking fire as she arrived, maybe before. certainly while she was running to the firefight. she was pinned down by the fire and took safety and refuge by parks cars. law enforcement over time has taken a number of hits during the time i've been here. some warranted, some not. this on the 14th of june and this city worked because not only law enforcement but the public safety team worked together. >> the police chief says jensen and jobe shot at the suspect. battaglia took fire. the police chief says because of it, others moved forward and ultimately stopped the suspect. two capital police officers were already there bef

first of all, keith ellison is from minnesota.and corrected on that. >> ellison is from minnesota. secondly there's a base in this party that covers all bases. you have union member, we have working people of all backgrounds, black people, latinos, white people, native and asian-americans. black americans have emerged as a stalwart voting blocs that gets the democrats elected. to somehow suggest that the answer to the democratic party's woes is to basically for lack of a better term just win more white people it's incorrect. >> simone, i don't have to suggest -- i don't have to suggest it. you -- under barack obama. you lost a thousand democrats. >> go ahead. >> i agree with jack kingston, we have lost a thousand legislative seats and that means we need to run on the real issues that are affecting real people. guess what? people out there in middle america, california and everywhere in between, on down in the south they are talking about health care. talking about education. if democrats would like to win we need to run real authe

joining me now, keith ellison, deputy chairman of the dnc.et your reaction to the court's ruling today. >> well, it is set back for the cause of liberty and justice for all, no doubt. i know it is a partial decision but the right decision would be to simply not, simply uphold the lower court decisions. and stand up for the right of all people to have whatever fate they choose. there's no doubt that these countries were picked because they're muslim majority countries. and it is interesting when trump goes to places like saudi arabia, he seems to not want to ban everybody. if they have a hotel, or if they're rich or something, he seems to be okay with those muslims. the other ones who are fleeing tyranny like people in syria, he wants to ban. i think that's sad and disappointing. >> there's part of that, the original formulation of that campaign statement, we ended one a temporary pause on all of it so we can figure out what the shell going on. that has been stayed until june 12. are you confident this executive branch will in good faith under

>> congressman ellison -- ellis -- sorry, ellison, we're looking ahead at 2018 and people are saying you feel going into that? how do you overcome that hurdle? >> i never believe stuff like that. if you get in there and fight and talk to people all over this country, you go to the union hall, the vfw hall, church basement and synagogue and mosque and talk to americans you can change the prognosticators predictions, you have to build relationships. >> i want to ask about hillary clinton's comments. she had very harsh me tell you, we're looking forward. we're looking ahead. the truth is, we do need to do some improving, a little bit of criticism doesn't hurt us. we need to take it seriously and move out on what we have learned. >> shouldn't she also take responsibility for what she did? she didn't seem to? >> let me tell you, hillary clinton, is a wonderful american. i think she is a wonderful person that served this country and we need everybody's help to go inspire voters all over this country. so i'm not looking back. i'm looking forward. and we're trying to employ everyone, hillary

ellison: you know, mr. speaker, does it make sense that after eight years of a piece of regulation, dodd-frank, that has brought us increases in g.d.p., increases in jobs and stability in financial markets that we would now repeal that piece of legislation to go back to a time when we saw that deregulation strategy bring us the great recession? it just doesn't make any sense to take the position that what we need is more wide open wild west, you're on your own kind of financial rules and laws in our country. the fact is before dodd-frank was passed, we had an abysmal consumer protection system. we really had seven or eight different agencies that were sort of responsible but not really. consumer protection was not a priority of the federal government, and as a result of it, we saw proliferation of mortgages that got people who really couldn't handle that particular mortgage they got or the products were just fraudulent. to get into a situation where they ended up going into foreclosure. we saw the secondary

we're very latest from ellison barber.a hefty to do list and one of the big items is healthcare. they say they'd like to vote before july 4. legislation is not done . democrats say for starters they need to see it. the american people would really like see us work together on healthcare and there are plenty of changes that we need to make to the affordable care act, but doing this behind closed doors is actually not what we did with the affordable care act. not every republican is a definitive yes. according to the hill last week senator ran paul told a group of reporters, quote, i'm more than willing to vote for partial repeal if i can't get a complete repeal but i'm not willing to veet for new republican entitlement programs in addition to healthcare there's tax reform, immigration and now with changes to the obama cuba a policy jeff blake is calling for a vote to lift restrictions that prohibit americans from travelling freely to cuba. some republicans say regardless of the issue, right now the senate is too slow. it's

oracle -- larry ellison oracle -- in we believe that founders should be at the company.e believe that travis is a visionary. he has had a service that people around the world cannot live without. -- fromant to go to point a to point b, get there fast, and there are huge upsides there. that weo you believe were will sustain its valuation? there is concern that the brand has taken a huge -- uber will sustain its valuation? there is a concern that the brand has taken a turn down. >> they released to the press some of their numbers. the q1 numbers were very strong, and this all started with the importunate -- unfortunate news about potential harassment, which is horrible. tois horrible, they need make changes, and it is great to see the board making changes. i think they will continue to make more, and i think they are continuing to bring in world-class people. david richter, he will be the number two guy there, we have heard from numerous people that he is absolutely phenomenal, and we believe in management and the board. emily: you are also an investor in alibaba. we are r

larry ellison, he was denied that as it doesn't work out in bermuda.team new zealand won the american cup, 7 races to one. and it's kind of a revenge match for new deal, four years ago, remember, in san francisco bay, they led oracle 8-1, before losing 8 straight races. the -- dating back to 1851. larry ellison denied that honor. >>> we've come to the point of the night where we must check this out. some of the night's highlight. this is the college baseball world series where into beat lsu, 4-3. and that is a big- league play by one dalton guttery, helping into to the first victory in a three game series. however, watch how similar the play is made on the big league level. that's javier baez. and the next play, you're about to see on the basketball court. victor from okc burned in his open camp by a 12-year-old by the name of kj wyndham. only good if you can close it out, and that he did. check this play out right here. minor league baseball, that's mason cats, to truly appreciate this, this, foul tip. watch the catcher reach behind his back. that's w

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rob: ellison, thanks so much. >> thank you. rob: corey lewandowski there's no hidden agenda in firing james comey. >> what the president was asking for was loyalty to the country and make sure they have the justice system that they want. that's not unheard of and uncalled for. what the president called for was a president elect to develop aura poor with the fbi director. if you read the statement was in his entire tenure. he had two conversations with barack obama, one was to simply say good-bye and in the time that president trump taken office and the time he was president elect till the time jim comey was fired for not performing his job well, he had nine separate conversations with the president in multiple meetings, the difference this president wants to make sure to relieve a person from duties that no longer can direct fbi. conservative journalist calling many colleagues over reporting, take a look. >> on the panel it feels that reporters have come to a conclusion before -- >> i'm not condemning him but there's a lot of s

i didn't mind that the co-ceo as well as the chairman larry ellison were totally over the top in theeffusiveness of this quarter. they deserve to celebrate. they deserve the end zone dance. and i for one am not throwing any flags, because i think occasionally it's right to crow when you do something very right. and make no mistake, oracle's nailing a transition from on premises computing to the cloud. i can share all sorts of the hyperbole that they dished out about how this wasn't the culmination of the transition, but the beginning of the faster growth buy, buy, buy! on cloud nine, ten and 11. i love the in your face answers to whether the new client queue is still growing the pipeline is big. how confident am i in more cloud booking this year? stwreemly. put quotes around it extremely. under line it. i love when larry did some trash talking about challenging growth, and amazon on better economics for clients. it does help that oracle has many more cloud vert kals. it seems like they can keep the clients from migrating there oracle does play hard ball it serves as a lesson to ibm w

us before i do not think we are turning the party over to keith ellison. were looking at people like joe crowley, it may be time for new leadership. i agree. people out there, it's not the keith ellison's or elizabeth warrens or bernie sanders. >> david: he is the deputy. the party leadership is a leadership and you have perez and allison who are very much in line and this fight between the clinton wing of old and the progressive wing of new does not include the tim ryans of the world. >> sandra: we need to go to some sound from tim ryan who is talk about nancy pelosi. >> it's going to be more challenging, certainly. you see these commercials that tie these candidates to leader pelosi, so we are asking candidates and these deep red districts to battle the republican party. we have a lot of energy and our base which is very exciting for a lot of us to see that on the ground, but you have to be the republican and you have to carry this very toxic democratic brand on your back. that's a tough thing to ask a candidate running for congress. the >> meghan: someo

i don't think we've been doing day we've got the most ellison's now we had louis before that city the birthplace of jazz and we're about one hundred percent of the culture of the jazz music so we've been producing as old as ten but i would've meccan deafened do straight immunizations why don't we invest in american great musicians why don't we invest in the navy was where to go from. the respect for the go how long do we expect to mardi gras indians and second man is a brass band if they keep we have a noise ordinance telling little boys and little girls we have seen their causes friends uncles grandmothers and grandfathers play. unease bands that decay to come outside and blow to hone because they're disturbed somebody who come from wyoming some down where their lives in the waltons we're going to lose our culture we're gonna lose what made the culture young i'm in young people grown owned the corners anyone who are just trying to play a one second and. we gonna loose and gonna lose them within the next hundred years we've been off the mall. but we don't believe and what we're tellin

>> stuart: thanks, ellison. if we were not aware that a u.s.itizen being held in north korea was in a coma, how would we know what's going on inside the regime? let's go to a former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, john bolton. there might be concern about what we don't know about their nuclear program. >> there's an enormous amount that we don't know about their nuclear program what we to know is from satellites, what we can see from space. we know from south korean and japanese intelligence. let's be clear, our knowledge of their ballistic missile and nuclear programs other than from those sources is essentially nonexistent. and south koreans and japanese do everything but they're not very comprehensive here. there's a lot we don't know about the nuclear and ballistic missile programs, the chemical and biological weapons and a whole range of other things as well. none of what we don't know -- anything we don't know is not good news. >> stuart: it's surely intensive provocative for north korea to arrest an american citizen and having --

arthel: ellison barber, thanks, ellison. >> and a fox news alert, a terror attack on a popular tourist destination in mali. u.n. security official says terrorists with guns stormed a luxury resort in a town near the capital. reuters reports at least two people killed but the u.n. official has yet to kfrment number of dead and injured. there are reports of hostages unconfirmed. this area is popular with westerners. the european union and the u.n. were in the region this weekend. today's attack comes days after the u.s. state department warned of possible attacks on western diplomatic missions in this area. attacks have become more frequent around the capital as french troops and the u.n. peacekeeping force have battled jihadists. we will continue to follow the developments and bring you the latest. arthel: the search for seven missing american sailors taking a tragic turn. the u.s. navy calling off rescue efforts after divers find bodies inside the "u.s.s. fitzgerald". the grim discovery coming just one day after the navy destroyer collided with the container ship off the coast of japan

ellison barber, thank you very much appreciate it. melissa. scary scene near the grounds of the u.s. open championship in wisconsin. a blimp deflating and catching on fire and crashing to the ground in an open field half a mile from the golf course this morning. first-responders arrived quickly on the scene. early reports that the blimp may have been experiencing mechanical problems before the crash. the pilot was the only one on board, and he was helicoptered to a medical facility and being treated for severe burns and injuries as a result of the crash. wow. david: well the 2017 u.s. open teeing off. which players setthe pace in the first round? we'll take you to erin hills, wisconsin, coming up next. ♪ [vo] when it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in

in washington, ellison bar a bear, fox news. >>> let's get a check of our weather.k over to bill for a look at going into a long holiday weekend with the 4th of july. >> it's kind of in a weird spot. the holliday is on a tuesday. >> tuesday. >> this weekend is kind of a holiday weekend, but next weekend is, too. where's the sweet spot? probably this weekend makes more sense, but for others, i imagine the next weekend could be a holliday weekend as well. so here's the deal. the next week or so we will give you the forecast. these are the highs from today. temperatures did warm up a few degrees today. not a lot. it's been subtle. but just a wonderful relief from last week, because if you just take your weather memory back, gosh, 122 hours ago, you're looking at 105, 106 in some of these inland valleys. much cooler. the spare the air and distant memory, a nice mild pattern i would call this that's going to stick around. it's just warming up. when you get 93 or 95 in concord or livermore, that's not too hot for this time of year. it's very warm but it's not 105, 106. th

kelly: ellison barber, thank you.g an investigation of president obama's attorney general. the judiciary committee has formally asked loretta lynch and others to respond to accusations of interfering in the fbi's probe of hilary clinton's e-mail practices. they are looking into her tarmac meeting with bill clinton. plus james comey's testimony that ms. lynch tried to down play the investigation. >> that's really what evidently sparked a whole lot of -- a whole series of events that mr. comey engaged in that he probably wouldn't have done otherwise because he was very concerned about this. i would also point out that the inspector general michael horowitz at the department of justice has also been diving into that. i would expect that the first part of next year you will actually see a comprehensive report on that, but to have senator grassley and the senate judiciary committee also going after this, it really is a pivotal moment, and if the democrats are going to be fair and balanced about this, they should be equally

. >> ellison barber has more from our washington bureau. >> well, julie when it comes to qatar therefferent messages coming from the administration, one trying to ease tensions in the region. the other, from the president himself, singling out one side and arguably emboldening the other. >> i decided along with secretary of state rex tillerson our great generals and military people the time had come to call on qatar to end its funding. they have to end that funding. >> president trump's comments came an hour after his secretary of state made this plea. >> we call for calm and thoughtful dialogue with clear expectations and accountability among the parties in order to strengthen relationships. >> the blockade started last week, six arab countries, saudi arabia, egypt, bahrain, libya, the united arab emirates and yemen cut ties with qatar, stopping flights and closing borders, because of qatar's alleged support of terrorism. the qatar ambassador told fox news he welcomed tillerson's comments and is willing to work with the secretary to resolve these issues. the issues here aren't new,

in cincinnati, ohio, i'm ellison barber, fox new.avy he was in one of the ships' engine rooms the entire time. he was reported missing from the uss shy low. his disappearance caused american and japanese ships to search more than 5,000 square miles. the crew of the shy low kept searching the ship they found him hiding in the engine room today. it's unclear how he survived a week there. the navy is transferring him off the ship for a medical and psychological evaluation. >> all right. today was beautiful. it was comfortable. it was pretty. >> yes, it's amazing how your standards change when you've been through that heat. it's like this felt great. it was 85. >> city of philadelphia above average for this time of year, but it did feel so much better and tonight was lovely. a little bit of a breeze and t a pass on the thunderstorms tonight. that's always a good thing. we've had plenty of that and we will have plenty more that is for sure as we work our way through the middle of june. tonight, a lovely evening and some change essay head

. >> ellison. >> number six, baby. >> get your camper set up across the road from the track put a flagfor that favorite driver and make sure you got a full cooler like these guys from hunterdon county. >> all friends. we have friends from years here. >> yes. >> that's what it's all about. >> you go to the races usually in the afternoon. the rest of the time is yours. and you're not working. >> think about it's 5-day tailgate party interrupted by few races. >> camping is the main event. >> the race is a bonus. [ laughter ]& >> at the epp of the day one justification does it need. racing is insane mad fun. the camping even better. if you don't know, hey,. >> got to be here to under it. got to feel it. you got to be on the track, listen it to go by and i'm just saying. >> i remember when i went to my first race a long time ago and i thought, wow, people have been doing this all along and i didn't know. you know bring your own food and drink in and that includes beer. if you do go bring ear plugs it's always loud, always. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> remember you can watch the race o

in washington, i am he'll ellison barber, fox news. >> knew tonight brand new pictures have been release in the the deadly terrorist attack in lond ofnlt we're getting a look at the van used. you can see some chairs, suitcase and gravel. there's the back side of the van. a copy of a car ran on a page opened was found at one of the attacker's' homes. investigators say the attack could have bench worse. and what of britain's most famous reopened its doors today forth first time since the london bridge attacks. police broke into the south cathedral after the terror attack. officers caused some minor damage had to be gathered inside the church and offered prayers to the victims. today we will be able to do normal services as well, but they won't be normal because we will be remembering all of those who died. the books of condolence opened here people to come and sign. we anticipate lots of people will want to come into what is very much their cathedral within this area. much of this surrounding area known as bureau market is still closed but that area is expected to reopen in the coming daze

in washington i'm ellison barber fox news. >>> six members of president trump's advisory council on hivve now resigned saying mr. trump, "simply does not care." that news broke in a letter to news week. they did not meet with them about the disease and took down the website for the office of national aids policy on the day he took office. they said the final straw was their attempt to roll back health coverage. that letter reading in part, because we do not believe they are listening to or cares about the communities we serve, we have decided it's time to step down. there's been no official comment from the white house about those resignations. >>> coming up new details on the link some san francisco police officers went to in order to get to the ups shooting scene last week. >>> the meeting behind the east bay today. we'll be right back. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. a

we have with us joel ellison. make a statement as well. this is my statement in reference to the mistrial. we never underestimate the blinding power. >> we can never underestimate the blinding power of celebrities but justice will come. i hope the prosecution will try this case again. the court will permit prior, bad act witnesses to testify as the prosecution requested for this trial. for the trial that just ended, and allow one such prior bad act witness to testify against and that was my client, kelly johnson. such with this is the prosecution wanted, if the court allows more accusers to testify next time it might make a difference. it is too early to celebrate and round 2 may be just around the corner. and this time justice may prevail. i want to commend the courage of audrey johnston as well as kelly johnson. and all the accusers i represent who have spoken out, have taken risks, refuse to be silenced and i went them to keep their spirits up and i want others to believe they are victims of anyone to law enforcement. to stay strong and

and if youy for me want to go on and talk about , you know,berg or larry ellison, or any of these big tech figures, yes, i know most of them. >> one of our ceos has this question for you. what does it feel like to be an influence? >> well, susan is an influence, so she knows. what is it feel like? it depends on the day. youour column is good and feel like you hit the marks that you wanted to hit and said the or if you wanted to say your podcast is good or whatever. then it feels good. because it feels like you use whatever influence you have, which is usually overstated, by the way, but you used whatever know,nce you had to, you give credit where credit is due on a product or to tell more people off something that is not a good product or if it's a commentary, to make a point that you need -- you think needs making. and youa bad day a good job, such then you don't feel so good as in influence. i think the really important thing to do, and i am a good jo, then you don't feel so good as in certainly not the only influence or in technology, i am pre-sure that pre-sure that everyone else

>>> arrest in the ghost ship deadly warehouse fire process now the wife of the derrick mike aire ellison and the lawyers more him withhold a news conference on friday to talk about the case. the man who was the master tenant of the warehouse arrested yesterday alloy with his side kick max harris coming after a six month investigation. the men are accused of 636 under counts of involuntary manslaughter snp. >> tremendousen brock accuse of of attempting to strangle his girlfriend and pufrmging her. leaving the courthouse today. also charged with child endangerment because the girlfriend was holding the 1-year-old baby during one of the attacks. police say when they arrived at the home back on april 6th the woman told police and brock she and she brock had an argument over what to watch on tv. he was arrested that night and cut by the 49ers the next day. >>> mass firing at uber today the san francisco ride sharing company let do 20 plus people after a skaurl arrasment investigation. scott budman has been iging in the firing. he joins us live with more. scott. >>>. >> reporter: well janell 2

in washington, ellison barber, fox news. >> fox 29 weather authority right now. live look at rehoboth beach. couldn't really ask for much better summer day, right? but the heat is making a come back. >> meteorologist scott williams has details. scott. >> it is going to make a come back for the upcoming holiday weekend just a winning wednesday. 86 is our average high for this time of year. look at atlantic city. 81. philadelphia 81. wilmington 81 degrees. and upper 70s for trenton and allentown. so calling it an evening delight. warming up thursday and that holiday weekend forecast with the seven day all coming up. over to you. >> all right. scott, thanks. newest family member of the philadelphia zoo still needs a name. the unique process being used to name this baby gorilla. >> a gift for some local seniors they have waited for for years. what they received that will help them regain a sense of independence. sean bell? >> lucy, ding, dong, the witch is dead. knicks fans haven't been this happy since joan starks stomped on michael your. see what happened that has

perez obviously won that fight against congressman keith ellison. admit that the democrats have some work to do between now and 2018. >> yes. >> just asking. >> i agree 100%. all i'm trying to see is a way out of it, which is we agree on 98% of the issues from the far right to the far left of the party, which is a tad right of center if. and we have to understand. we can't allow that to divide us. we just can't. and i could understand if in a primary you support one candidate over another. but after it's over we have to come together. i think it's absolutely critical. we need to unite because if we don't, we're going to lose everything. there's nothing guaranteed. nothing guaranteed. you got to fight for it. >> a couple of issues while i have you here. we're hearing stories that president trump now wants to sort of tighten the noose on cuba with president obama had a different take on that. since you were on the intelligence committee would that be a good strategy on his part or a bad strategy. >> bad. i mean it just doesn't make any sense. we can r

for petaluma high school's graduation tomorrow morning, it's at 10:00 a.m., at ellison field. the temperatures will be quite comfortable. upper 50s, eventually warming up to about the upper 60s. so really you don't have to worry about the weather not cooperating. congratulations to those graduates there. live doppler 7 right now showing you a few wispy clouds across the bay area, but fog is not in the picture just yet. that will change. compared to 24 hours ago, we are running warmer, up to 10 degrees fairfield concord, livermore. we got up to the low 90s inland in places like concord and low 60s right near the coast line. people are enjoying santa cruz the beach there as you take a live look right now. beautiful day lots of sunshine. 63 in san francisco to 69 in oakland. mountain view, san jose, you're in the 70s. half moon bay 59 degrees. and a lovely view from downtown oakland. this is from our emeryville camera as you see. bright skies there, 86 in santa rosa. you're in the upper 80s, still fairfield concord, 83 in will livermore. and one other live picture, a little hazy

it was lucky for me, and if you want to go on and talk about mark zuckerberg or, you know, larry ellison or any of these big tech figures, yes, i know most of them. >> host: one of our ceos susan swain has this question for you, which is what did it feel like to be an influencer? >> guest: well, susan is an influencer so she knows. it's -- what does it feel like? humor, it depends on the day. if your column is good and you view like you hit the marks -- you feel like you hit the mark set you hit and you said the things you wanted to say, or if your podcast is good or whatever, then it feels good because you feel like you use whatever influence you have, which is usually overstated by the way, which is used whatever influence you a bad -- you have had to give credit where credit is due on a product or to tell people, or if it's a commentary to make a point that you think needs making. if it's a bad day and you haven't done such a good job, and you don't feel so great as an influencer, i don't know. i think the really important thing to do, and i know that, i have certainly, i'm not the on

ellison?sponse to alleged meddling in the 2016 election. and as they do that, lawmakers are talking about a report from the washington post, claiming the obama administration knew about the meddling months before americans headed to the polls. representative, a democrat from california, told the publication the hill the obama administration's response to russian meddling was inadequate in the months leading up to the election, saying quote i think they could have done a better job informing the american people of the extent of the attack. republican senator john mccain had even stronger words for more than one administration. the arizona senator released a statement saying the story in the washington post shows that the obama administration, quote, failed to deter russian aggression. mccain then writes the obama administration failed to impose any meaningful cost on russia for its attack on american democracy, last year, a failure sadly that's not been rectified yet by the current administrati