, back to you. mike: folks at home see you getting blown around but what is it like for you off-camera when you're trying to get from place to place and trying to do your job? reporter: we were in clashes texas beginning last night into last morning and we were parked there and to keep our camera equipment dry. as the sun came up we were driving out of there and we expected to run into damage or flooding but our producer in photographer had to make multiple u-turns. he would be driving and all of a sudden you would run into a huge body of water covering the road and you have to turn around and figure out where do we go from here. we are not clear with this area so it took us hours to get out of that small town and into our hotel. when we got to our hotel there was no running water or electricity and it looks like a zombie land if you will. people were trying to figure out how to survive the day. after that we had to drive to another hotel and we are fortunate. we were safe but there many people who are i

, back to you. mike: folks at home see you getting blown around but what is it like for you off-camera when you're trying to get from place to place and trying to do your job? reporter: we were in clashes texas beginning last night into last morning and we were parked there and to keep our camera equipment dry. as the sun came up we were driving out of there and we expected to run into damage or flooding but our producer in photographer had to make multiple u-turns. he would be driving and all of a sudden you would run into a huge body of water covering the road and you have to turn around and figure out where do we go from here. we are not clear with this area so it took us hours to get out of that small town and into our hotel. when we got to our hotel there was no running water or electricity and it looks like a zombie land if you will. people were trying to figure out how to survive the day. after that we had to drive to another hotel and we are fortunate. we were safe but there many people who are i

no return on the kick. 6:06 left to play. >> mike: this kid has a chance to be special. my breakdowns today presented by wawa. it's where i get my soft pretzels and my coffee. >> scott: of course you do. one of seven siblings out of east orange. ended up going by way of nassau community college to west virginia. not an easy path by any stretch of the imagination. very physically talented, but raw. in kaug to cory undlin thisó/ó.k he said it's all about learning the proper technique because he has all of these physical gifts and hasn't played the position all that much. >> mike: i was impressed in our meeting with him yesterday. i enjoyed talking with him. >> scott: very serious-minded kid. packers triying to run the cloc out. >> mike: daniels had been drafted by the redskins. 25 years ago, he would be a starting inside linebacker. he is a downhill thumper. in today's game where you have to play in space, he is not good night -- quite as good in coverage but he is a special kid and can play special team. >> scott: hill in the game rookie out of byu was a quarterback for t

so instead, mike bought the september 170 call for $4.25 now to make money mike needs shares of facebookrise above that strike price by more than the cost of the trade or above $174.25 by september expiration but spending $4.25 just to bet on facebook? at last, we have a way to do this for less. to cut costs mike then sold the september 180 call for $1.75 that created his call spread but he did something even better he made making money even easier, and here's how between the $4.25 he spent on buying that lower strike call and the $1.75 he collected by selling that higher price call, mike cut the total cost of his trade down to just $2.50 >> checking your math on that. >> let's break it down a bit more now instead of needing facebook to rise $4.25, mike just needs facebook to rise above that 170 strike by more than the reduced cost of the trade, or in this case about $172.50 by september expiration. >> i'm totally psyched about this, too. >> but don't celebrate too soon because there is a tradeoff, and by selling that higher strike call, mike has capped his profits to the difference betw

welcome to boston. >> thanks, mike. nice to meet you. >> yeah, nice to meet you, too. >> mike leads me inside, saying he has something amazing to show me. he keeps it in its own molded, air-tight protective case. can i take a look? >> sure can. >> you brought me all the way here, mike. this is... what is it? mike's strange inheritance is this piece of decorative pinewood. 30 inches long, 14 inches across, four inches thick. on the back is a faint signature and a date -- j.s. williamson, october 15, 1902. >> there's a real story behind it. family legend is that it's from the white house. >> could that be? the white house does have a colorful past. it's nearly completed at the end of john adams' presidency. he moves in in november 1800, but stays only a few months. thomas jefferson spends two terms there before handing the keys to james madison. then british troops set it ablaze in the war of 1812. [ indistinct shouting ] first lady dolley madison orders the staff to remove this beloved portrait of george washington by gil

, back to you. mikeharrigan leading us off in hockport, texas -- rockport, texas, thanks very much. harvey now downgraded to a tropical storm, but many areas braces for heavy rain, massive floods and tornadoes as the storm rips through coastal texas. meteorologist adam klotz is tracking harvey at the fox extreme weather center. >> reporter: hey there, mike. downgraded storm but still a serious one as we went into landfall overnight, winds up to 130 miles an hour, currently closer to 65 miles an hour but still eventually going to drop a whole lot of rain. notice stationary, that makes a huge difference because that rain that falls is going to have nowhere to go, the storm's going to rain on top of it, and we're going to see more and more rain. just north of victoria up towards the columbus area, that's where the eye is. eventually going to drift back down to the shore, regain moisture and rain some more. here's what we're looking at on the eastern side of this storm, and this is the concern for today as w

let's head back out to mike,. mike what do you got going on in fredericksburg right now? >> hey, guys, good morning. welcome back to fredericksburg. we're checking out a beautiful new art sculpture behind me. this was put in three days ago. i'm standing here with the artist. your name. >> emma stoddard. >> what was the inspiration behind it? it looks beautiful by the way. >> thank you. just the beautiful town of fredericksburg actually. i've lived here for about 12 years, and, um, just all of our inspiration. our community is so strong here. >> any particular -- what's each theme? each one has a different color to it. >> the l is representative of our arts culture visual arts performing arts. the o is representative of historic areas the parks, um, the v know, our river, rappahannock river

>> i a did a spread to mike's point because i want to sell a down side option that's going to help with the decay. in a lot of scenarios this stock could go sideways and i'm still in the game a little bit waiting for some of this fundamental stuff. >> >>> let's move on to the metals copper, zinc and aluminum. all up 20% in 2017 copper now tracking for its best year since 2010 and that's giving material stocks a boost as well. alcoya up more than 45 percent p and new month mining up around 9% carter you said some of these names have more room to run. >> one thing that just capped this week copper put on a seventh consecative advance that hasn't happened since the '09 low. alcoya as a stock ha has to pop here i'm going to start with a general commodities chart. what we know about commodities is the softs have been terrible. corn, wheat, so i beans, energy has been basically down. this is broad aggregate by contradistinction look at the following. copper, it's up and to the right. next one, aluminum up and to the right. next one zinc up and to the right. next one steel. reb rebar. what you

-mike: to be honest with you? -my gut feeling? -sam: i hope so. us and his team looked a gift horse in the mouth. lemonis: are you the gift horse? mike: no. i just think there are resources that i have... kathleen: he has a lot of resources. mike: ...that i was told not to contribute. lemonis: can you and i, just you and i, take a walk? mike: sure. ♪ lemonis: mike, i'm gonna ask you this question, and try to be as honest as you can. you remember the conversation we had, when i said to you, if you couldn't do the things that i thought you needed to do, i would get somebody else? -mike: yeah. -lemonis: that's sam. mike: yeah, but, initially, i wasn't sure what sam's role was. lemonis: is there any part of you that's a little resentful that he's doing the job that you thought you were supposed to be doing? mike: yeah, but, out of all fairness, i was told to kind of step back. lemonis: "step back" was a polite way of saying, "you're pissing people off." i mean, honestly? [ chuckling ] come on, man. the frustration that i have, is that i can't keep havi

at what point do we have to stop that? >> mike: we can't stop it. we have to understand we may be getting to a point, and china is signaling with the vote over the weekend, for the u.s. draft and resolution they realize there's a shift, a problem. they are starting to say yes, it was in their advantage to enable north korea for a long time. it may not be in their advantage now come in the short term. i think we will see, if we are smart annoying play china, i think we will see them come to the table with a different mindset. >> chris: would it be taking japan aside and saying what can we do help you? avr view, strengthening the neighbors. maybe china takes interest then. >> mike: that's the difficult part. we talk about it's this or that, this or that. it's all these things. it's the sanctions, working with china, dealing with our allies, getting the missile defense system back in south korea. they have a progressive president to put the kibosh on it. a nuclear weapons term, kibosh. >> kat: i agree. >> mark: the problem, when you say can't we persuad

back to you. >>> thanks, mike. a story still developing and will be for days and months. the houston metro area, home to nearly 6 million people is under water as tropical storm harvey continues pounding southeast texas this morning. some are calling this a 500-year historic flood. >> this could become the worst disaster in texas history. here is the very latest. at least two people are dead but the death toll is expected to rise because bodies may be inside flooded homes and submerged vehicles. there have been more than 1,000 water rescues and thousands of calls in to 911 dispatchers overnight. also new overnight dams holding back water from two reservoirs had to be opened sending more floodwaters into downtown houston. those dams have not been opened in decades. both airports are shut down impacting flights here in the bay area. many people have lost everything. >> everything is destroyed. >> i walked out and i was just like screaming. >> national guard convoys and emergency crews from the white house say president trump is expected to visit texas on tuesday. >>> two bay

it's going to sit and linger for days. mike, back to you. mike: those models are stunning, janice. makes you wonder where all that rain is going to go in a place like houston. >> reporter: we're going to have to watch it, yep. mike: thank you very much. laura: and our live coverage continues of tropical storm harvey. the storm leaving serious damage and hundreds of thousands without power. a look at the path forward for texans returning home to clean up. >>> plus, the u.s. revises its assessment of north korea's new launches. what officials are now saying about kim jong un's latest missile test. >>> and presidential pardon for former arizona sheriff joe arpaio. new reaction to the controversial move. >> this was clearly a bone thrown towards the base to try to say, hey, we're still looking out for you. the real problem here for the president is he makes these announcements, and he puts senators in a box. i'm ryan and i quit smoking with chantix. everything i did circled around that cigarette when i started taking the chantix that urge just slowly diminished and it was a great and em

but according to dave, mike wasn't giving up. ock repeatedly to spy on richelle and joe. so they're in full-on stalking? >> yes. stalking. committed. we're going to do this. and so david pretty much commits that, i'm going to go ahead and do this for you. >> reporter: but then, dave said, mike's evil intentions towards joe sonnier escalated all the way to murder. >> tell me how he told you or how you all discussed killing dr. sonnier. >> initially, he wanted somebody to break in his house to make it look like, you know, just a home invasion or robbery. >> this is go time. we're not turning back. and dave's like, oh, my god. he wants this man dead. >> reporter: dave told the detectives it became clear that he would be the killer, acting for mike. mike would supply the weapon, dave said. >> it was a little beat-up .25 automatic. i could barely put my finger in it. i mean, it was tiny. >> reporter: on july 10, 2012, dave said he got to lubbock around 4:00 in the afternoon. he snuck into dr. sonnier's backyard and waited for the docto

back to you. >> thanks for the latest, mike. >>> a string of robberies on muni buses have police working overtime. dating back to july strong-armed robberies reported on buses in the tenderloin, south, northern as well. in one case the woman was assaulted by a group who stole her phone. now we have a photo here. this man one of the suspects arrested in the case. 19-year-old clay dos from antioch along with three other minors were arrested. >>> the crime rate is going up. last year for the second consecutive year violent crime numbers went up. according to federal data it went up more than 4% in 2016. more than 1,900 people killed. that's the most since 2009. violent crimes are still down more than 50% since the early 1990s. >>> it is 4:49 right now. new this morning a third cal ballot has been filed, a movement calling for the golden state to secede from the rest of the country. they call for a constitutional convention, wants the u.s. congress to make changes to the constitution to allow a clear and reasonable path to, quote, complete independence. another initiative cleared to collect

and that's exactly what mike tried to do with his bullish bet on facebook. ke liked the stock for a breakout but just buying shares of facebook cost more than 16 grand. >> screw it, declare bankruptcy. >> we don't need to go that far, so instead, mike bought the september 170 call for $4.20 now, to make money, mike needs shares of facebook to rise above that price by more than the cost of the trade or above $174.25 by september expiration but spending $4.25 just to bet on facebook? relax, we have a way to do this for less so to cut costs, mike then sold the september 180 call for $1.75. and created his call spread. he made making money easier and here's how between the 4.25 he spent on the lower strike call and the 1.75 he collected by selling the hire strike call, mike cut the total cost of his trade down to just $2.50. >> just checking your math on that let's break it down more now, instead of needing facebook to rise $4.25, he just needs facebook to rise above the 170 strike by more than the reduced cost of the trade. in this case, b about 172.52 by septem

to keep all that money, mike needs shares of home depot to stay below $155. above that, profits trade low. mike won't see losses until home depot rises above the call strike price by more than the $3.40 he took in b september expiration however, mike will be vulnerable to infie anytime losses. he brought the september 160 call for $1.40 and created his bear call spread >> see what i'm getting at >> not even close tim. >> now, between the $3.40 he collected by selling that lowe strike call, and dollar he spent buying the higher strike call, mike still pockets $2. that $2 is the most he can make on the trade but to keep all of it, mike needs home depot shares to stay below $157 by september expiration above $157, losses do kick in, but they are limited to the difference between the strike of the call that he sold and the strike of the call he bought minus that credit. >> little clearer now? >> less than ever, tim >> we'll make it real simple for you. mike can now do something even the handiest of men can't do not exactly. but he can make money whether home depot

back to you. >> sounds good. thanks, mike> coming up, finding music in the most unlikely places. a piano mysteriously shows up in a woman's backyard. where it's going to end up next. >>> at 5:51 happening now a 53-year-old woman is dead after a boulder hit her as she was hiking in southern california. the woman was with a group when that boulder just came down on top of her. and anger boiling over since the white nationalist rally earlier this month. residents screaming and cursing at city lead. the council canceled its agenda just to take public comments. taking a live look outside from our golden gate bridge >>> welcome back and a very good tuesday morning to you. taking a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. a typical foggy start along the coast. at least you can make it out in this shot. the full forecast in five minutes. >>> a warning from the director of the secret service this morning says the agency's resources are being pushed so far to the limit that he's running into trouble. the secret service say

christina: to vote tribally? mike: in large part, correct. but also to publicly feel like it is ok to verbalize and express that sentiment. my life is not good, my opportunities are not good, and i believe systemically that this system is working against me. we have never experienced that in this country before and it is not a justification, it is a warning to all of us to look at each other as people and begin to adjust those problems-- add ress those films, because if we do not, those situations have never ended well in history. we need to be mindful and that is the beginning of what i am seeing and i think it will continue for a generation, especially when we leave politics of to the politicians, because they will do what they are going to do with it. cassandra: if you are right about that and we have social communities of people that all agree with us and you say we are also living in communities where people tend to agree with us, ok. it does feed into that. mike: right. landedna: so if aliens in los angeles and said, explain your system

back to you. >> sounds good. thanks, mike. were part of the team this weekend along with nbc bay area and telemundo. we were teaming up to clear the shelters. >> this is our annual event to help pets find forever homes and thanks to the generosity of people across the bay area another success. laura and i out in berkeley. more than 60 bay area shelters took part in this event which took place all this weekend all over the bay area. the last update more than 1,500 pets were adopted in the bay area. nationwide more than 52,000 pets found their forever homes. >> it was really nice to see everybody going back happy. hopefully they got some sleep, though, with the new pets. 6:53. a look at the top stories we're covering on "today in the bay" including the growing excitement over this morning's historic solar eclipse. the impact that eclipse will have on our power grid. >> first happening now confederate statues at the university of texas have been ordered to be removed. crews working overnight right now moving them to museums. this

plenty to talk about. man, mike. i knew that it was going to be hot this weekend.ite realize how high it was going to get. even for usually cool san francisco. it's going to be warm. >> mid 80s possible. absolutely. there could be three days in a row, friday, saturday, and sunday, of record high temperatures. >> not ready for that. >> a look at your face. yeah, a little bit of a look of

runt jewels three was released earlier this year to widespread acclaim. mike, always an honor to have you on this program. >> happy to be here. >> you good? >> i am. >> always delighted to see you. you want to deal with this first? >> what? >> i know i'm going to get phone calls or textors e-mails. >> it's actually the last song on the record. >> i know. >> it features that from rage against the machine. fwhaut is very much my mentality. and what i mean in that, i think years ago i may have heard someone say that if you walk along a path or journey meet your master killer. as a human being, you're born free. you are literally born free. i get the thoughts in my head. i make t-shirts saying we spend most of our time, a lot of times fighting for freedom, search for freedom, wondering where freedom. you were already born free. the creator, the universe decided we should be here decided that. and a lot of times freedom is something you give up. and truly who your master is, is you. the master becomes your addictions. your master becomes your need for attention. yo

i want to bring in paul violsa within mike baker. you say this well planned. >> no question about that. they are using vehicles as a weapon of mass destruction. it's not like they are trying to buyers that would send regular flags out to alert law enforcement. they are simply renting a vehicle. they are look at certain areas that they know populate to a certain amount of tourists at a certain time of day. gerri: michael, what stops me from going out and renting a car and doing the same damn thing. sorry, didn't mean to say that on tv. the threshold for having some kind of intelligence. you need a credit card. that's all you need. >> think is where it' been moving to for quite some time. this last summer, think about the attacks we have had between nice and stockholm. this happens in other areas as well. terrorist operations when they become wise to our communications intercepts capability. we cup those down to these handwritten note. they are doing the same thing with resources. and the concept of stay where you are. now it's stay whe

. >>> it is back to mike nicco. >> here's a look at our exploratorium camera on pier 15. looking back you see some of that fog we talked about. temperature 54 to 63, so definitely warmer that morning. notice the coast, low to mid-60s from noon to 4:00. 72088 around the bay. 99 at 4:00. 60s at the coast, 75 around the bay and 90 inland still at 7:00. and notice the spare the air moniker is back, i'll tell you more about where i expect the poor air quality up next. here's alex sis. >>> so far we're looking pretty good. if you are commuting and driving into her this morning. southbound 880 for removal of that 23rd avenue overcrossing, not a full closure between 23rd and 29th. >> i haven't seen any delays in either direction of 880 so that should be a fine objection and 580 looking great. westbound 580 to dublin 47 minutes. no delays westbound four antioch to concord and you look great out of the north bay into san francisco. few construction projects to talk about and we'll did doh that in less than ten. >>> we're still waiting to find out who will be the next white house com

several officers were hurt but are expected to be okay. mikestorm after slamming south texas, but there is more danger ahead as residents brace for up to 30 more inches of rain which could bring catastrophic flooding across southeast texas. steven letterman is a professor, and he was the first director of the international hurricane research center in florida. professor, what about the danger ahead for texas? >> well, a lot of people don't think tropical storms are a problem. we go back to tropical storm alicia in 2001, and 27 people drowned, and there was $5 billion in damage. the problem with major cities like houston is, you have so much pavement and asphalt, the water cannot infiltrate the ground, so it just stacks up. the area's very gnat, very lowell -- very flat, very low elevation, and loot of people don't -- and a lot of people don't realize the topography where they live. mike: an area that may be getting more rain in four or five days than it gets over the course of a year, so it's not like the ground is used to all this rainfall be,

to sleep. i'm like, "wow!" >> narrator: for iron mike, tv interviews became impossible. >> no, i'm talking about... no, i'm trying to find... yeah, well everybody went through trauma as a kid, i'm not saying i was different than that, i'm just saying... the things we do to one another, okay... uh... hell, i don't know what i'm saying. i'm just tired and confused right now, that's why i say i can't really... i can't say it the way i want to say it. i could answer this real easy at other times, but right now i'm just tired. >> maybe the saddest i ever heard him say was when someone saw my dad and said, "aren't you mike webster?" and he said, "i used to be." i think that was really how he felt, because he really was, he wasn't the same person. it was like a picture of him that was just shattered into a million pieces. >> narrator: nearly broke, homeless and losing his mind, webster decided football had hurt him, and the nfl was going to pay for it. in 1997, he went to see a lawyer. >> the thing that struck me the most was how intelligent mi

we'll get to your weather forecast in just a second. mike, this is a time of day a lot of things happen on the roads. you have breaking news for us? >> the south bay we're going to show you on the live shot first of all let me point out what we have. northbound is a major problem for traffic flow. i did spot this on our live camera as well. i will show you here the flares, that's south 101 on 280. i saw a couple crews with flashing lights. we checked with c had hp and fire. there's a small fire, a small grass fire off to the shoulder. it does not sound like a problem as far as closing the freeway. we'll track that in addition to what's already going on on our map. three out of five lanes are closed on 101 before you get to story just south of 680. this is jammed up traffic all the way just coming north of the 85 split. and now folks are moving over and taking 87 as an alternate. it's rippling back throughout the south bay. we'll watch as that continues to build. overall your commute for the bay area looking light so that san jose crash is th

and stenton otherwise your normal delays on the schuylkill expressway and mass transit off to a good start, mike and alex, back over to you. >>> one person dead after fire raging through a row home in kensington. two others, drug a fire fighter are in the hospital. >> so lauren johnson is at temple university hospital where they are giving us an update, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, alex and mike. one person who was able to jump from that two story row home is here at temple university hospital being treated for some injuries. lets look at the video from the 15800 block of ease clementine street in kensington. that fire broke out last night around 10:40 and it took fire fighters about an hour to get fully under control. this morning we were learning there was a fatality, homicide investigators and agents from atm f were on the scene after fire fight was over, not much information at this hour, about exactly how the fire started or that fire death. so again, one person's dead, two injuries, one fire fighter taken to frankford torresdale hospital and another person brought to temple universit

did they try to pass e-mails to mike flynn. russian hackers discussing how to obtain e-mails from mrs. clinton e-mail servers and transmit them to mr. flynn via an intermediary. a lot to report on. we're going to get right to it. your reporting suggests robert mueller is heading past that line. what can you tell us about your exclusi exclusive? >> absolutely right. my colleague carol lee tributed to this reporting. it's a team effort. he's issuing grand jury subpoena for testimony. we have known he's been subpoenaing documents from various places. now he's trying to compel people to give system. what's at issue here is a lobbying campaign involving paul ma manafort's work for a pro-russian politician. he said he got $17 million from this pro-russian ukraine party. various firms were paid to do some work on behalf of this party and these politicians and trying to have meetings with variety loose papers and politicians in washington. that's what's at issue here. robert mueller is very interested in what happened because initially

let's get over to mike thomas and talk about weather. orning. >> hey, guys, good morning to you as well. we got more clouds moving in, unfortunately. not as much sunshine not just today but tomorrow as well not looking too sunny and bright. we'll have to deal with scattered showers and thunderstorms at times today and there's high res sat life. clouds will continue to stream in from the west through most of the day today. a peek of sunshine here and there but for the most part it's more clouds today. 71 degrees your current number outside in and washington. still doesn't feel terrible although humidity is creeping back in. 69 game gaithersburg, 68 dulles. 65 for martinsburg. gone are those 50's that we started with in several suburbs over the past three days. again, you have to enjoy that weather while you get it this time of year. dewpoints back in the mid 60's. i mentioned humidity. just about for everybody dewpoints starting to rise through the 60's so that's an indication of that moisture moving back in. and the the fact that temperat

as you try to work your way in toward philly. mikelex back over to you. >>> three people are in the hospital after an apartment building goes up in flames. >> the fire also forced dozens of residents out of their homes, lauren johnson is in northeast philly with more. lauren? >> reporter: mike and alex it was a race against time at two canterberry court apartments, first the race to get building race to savage what was buildin declared it unsafe. first race second floor epa wen flames, the fire alarm sounded sending everyone scrambling. ten other apartments are in this building, those people had to quickly get out since the fire was spreading rapidly. fire crews knocked it down within 30 minutes be not before one of them was injured and taken to the hospital. two people who live here were also injured including a woman who lived in that apartment where the fire started burning we understand she's in critical condition, the deputy fire commissioner said several things worked in their favor, including the time of the fire, less traffic,

back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> to some breaking news this morning. unprovoked and brazen attacks on b.a.r.t. again. in less than two hours poe he lease will release is yosurveil photos hoping to catch a suspect involved in two different robberies. >> pete suratos joins us live from the lake merritt b.a.r.t. station. they believe they're looking for a repeat offender here. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, laura and sam. we're not too far from b.a.r.t. headquarters in oakland. they will hold that news conference here at the b.a.r.t. station in less than an hour and will talk about two incidents that happened between the span of a few days they believe is connected to the same suspect. i will show you a map of where the incidents took place. the most recent ones took place saturday at the embarcadero station when police say the suspect punches the victim in the face twice. the victim says they did not know the suspect and on thursday, a few days prior in san leandro police say the same suspect hit a man on the train with a metal object and in bot

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back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. it's 4:48 right now. s morning, state lawmakers want to cut lead exposur exposure in water. it gained national attention because of the crisis in flint, michigan. here in california one proposed bill would urge doctors to ask more questions to assess a family's risk of lead exposure and the health department would be held to higher standards when it comes to reporting that data. another would require school districts to test their water for lead and fix any contamination. >>> in flint the cdc says 5% of kids under age 6 had elevated lead levels. we investigated overnight and numbers are comparable or higher. 7.5% of kids under 6 had elevated lead levels in oakland. more than 4% tested positive in san francisco's mission district. alum rock tested at 3%. the latest numbers from the state health department are from 2012. >>> new this morning president trump signed a bill to help speed up dna. it was sponsored by senator dianne feinstein who requires police agencies to use new technologies that can process dn

time to figure out what is going on here. >> mike and matt show, mike and math show, here. guys. >> hi. >> what is going on. >> we will stir up some controversy because that is what we like to do on friday on good day philadelphia why not. >> we will get to that in a second. what do you take away from the 38-31 win. >> last night you saw everything you wanted to see from the eagles owe even if and carson wentz. you got torey smith involved. he had a down year last year with the 49ers, 20 catches, deep threat, you saw wentz and owe even if move football, jeffery got involved. the defense, forced four turnovers, in the preseason. more good than bad in my opinion last night. >> offensive line, came together a little bit in the running game, didn't protect wentz so well. good to see jeffery, smith we heard about what they can do. it is what they said. jeffery great over middle, smith will give you a deep threats and zach ertz came in early. it would be nice in the beginning if he did that too. >> you brought up something we are concerned about the o line , because carson wentz

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son in law are going out so we have to behave >> up in the pocono area. >> really. >> do you want to go, mike what happens in the poconos. >> stays in the poke knows. >> i'm the father of the bride >> did you get invited to most of the events. >> well, i was than the sure which should go or not. i don't want to be like crashing. >> did he invite you. >> yes. >> hey, you can come. >> you are the father of the bride you are the father of the bride. >> you will be at bachelor party. this will be a very calm bachelor party. >> it can get a little crazy. >> where is it at, a church or something. >> poetry readings. >> that is why i was than the sure which should go because i'm a father of the bride. >> did you talk to your daughter yeah, she wants me to go. >> of course, she does. >> it is like having the boss come to the party. >> that is true. >> so when the stripper comes in. >> well, i'll just to have leave. >> no, you put a stop to it. >> yes, i'm the mature side. >> here is your mega millions you already gave me one. >> okay, forget it then. >> yes, two hours ago. >> that is right, difficult

no disrespect if i'm going to the preseason game it's only game three. mikeuring his baseball season where they have series in baltimore took a ride up 95 and made it to the game. here he is taking a picture with little frankie had celebrated his ninth birthday last night and shout out frankie, he said mike come phillies. during angels road trip all the players suited up in nba jerseys of course trout trusts the process. the truth is, we need all hands on deck. trout will be a free agent come 2021. you may laugh, that's right, but don't, because trout is 26 and might go down as the two time mvp, six time all star from millville, n. get this. he hunts with quarterback carson wentz. yo, carson, we need you here, too, brother. you may be whispering sweet nothing's while you're up in that tree stand. in closing sure i'm a little biased but a guy of his caliber needs to play on the east coast. you deserve better, mike. and so the phillies need to do their part and give his brother a job in the front office now so in five years we'll be sure to catch trout. [ laugh

critics say president trump's response to the violence broad. vice president mike other officials making the rounds on networks to further condemn the attack. >> dangerous fringe groups have no place in american public life and in the american debate and we condemn them strongest possible terms. >> national security adviser hr mcmaster said it meets the definition of domestic terrorism. attorney general sessions will sit down for an interview this morning on "today" to discuss the violence in charlottesville and the charges the driver faces after that deadly crash. >> we have to get you out here and show you how things shaping up on the roadways. we have a huge issue for 880 southbound traveling through the area. my gosh, not video. southbound 880 is jammed up coming down from san leandro. getting the update of sharon. three hours until they expect it to clear so that's a huge issue for folks as you travel down out of san leandro and oakland now. we can see it from the oakland camera. 98, that's a good stretch there. the reason that the castro valley y is not more

we're happy to see you mike. >> happy to see you too. everybody is looking good today. i just say that. >> it's a friday. we're ready for it. >> mib. >> lady in black. >> let's go to the weather forecast t it's not going to be an awful day. high res satellite and radar showing the clouds have moved in overnight to the west. the majority of our shower and thunderstorm activity should hold off until later this evening, though i can't totally rule out an isolated shower later this morning and into the afternoon. 73 your number in d.c. tucker barnes will be here in 10 minutes to give you your forecast. dulles 67. winchester feeling good, one of the cooler spots. it's 61 degrees this morning. 83 degrees your daytime high today. again, less sunshine today than the past couple. lots of clouds around. scattered showers and thunderstorms are in the forecast. >> all righty. thanks, mike. >> uh-huh. >> meantime let's say good morning to erin como. how are you today. >> you know, steve, i could use that second cup of coffee already. >> uh-oh. >> happy friday to you, too. all metro

to the grind now. right? how does our weather look, mike? >> it looks pretty seasonal. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. l feel just a little cooler than average. i wanted to show you the winds. fairfield, winds blowing about 20 right now. 12 at sfo. you can see the sea breeze came back over the weekend, and this is the result. look at the clouds. just barely above the sales force tower there. here's your 12-hour day planner. temperatures waking up in the upper 50s to low 60s. 58 to 62. notice at noon, our spread is 60 to 76. we'll be in the mid 70s to mid 80s in the bay and inland. low 60s at the coast at 4:00, and all of us back in the 60s

back to you. >> all right, thanks, mike. >>> at 4:49 developing now new provocation from north korea this as the u.s. and south korea are set to start military drills. the north released new propaganda images showing the u.s. capitol building being attacked with missiles. the war of words seemed to cool down when kim jong-un said he'd wait to see what america would do before launching an attack. experts say there's no way to know what north korea will do next. >> we never know which way he's going to turn. he's not irrational but he is unpredictable. >> and as for those military exercises here are the details. there will not be live fire. the u.s. and south korea will mostly go through computer simulations. there are 17,000 u.s. troops and 50,000 south korean troops involved. >>> it is 4:50 right now. we have continuing coverage this morning on a pretty stubborn fire. flames burning in yosemite national park flared up again this weekend triggering new evacuations. the fire has been burning for nearly a week. at last check it burned over 3,000 acres. it's just 10% contained. >>> invest

easings quantitative done to that stability? mikestion and whether she will address that, we don't know but if you take a look at what has happened to the markets since the fed began its qe program, i brought a chart that shows this. financial markets have taken off. that is the financial markets -- financial index -- financial conditions index. available, even though the fed has basically flatlined it's asset -- purchases. the question is, do we have a bubble in the making that would be very difficult to unwind, going forward? david: don't we have asset inflation because in essence, you have more dollars or euros or pounds chasing the same amount of goods which can be stocks or bonds. higher: we have created price for these things but have not created more things. roads, newve new airports, things like that that would've been paid for that kind of money. it is sort of sloshing around and we see it in income inequality. that is another problem and the fed is aware that it may have contributed to some of that. one has to suspect you w