atmakers say the factory will produce 300,000 cars a year, half of which will be the toyota corolla. back over to you, scott and laura. >> tdominic, thanks. jobs at 5:30, we'll bring it to you. >>> 4:42, we have another check of weather. >> we have plenty of monsoonal moisture lighting up the radar. how long will the rain be sticking around and can it carry over into your weekend? >>> and over here, 880 we're seeing if this construction carries over into the bulk of the commute. you see the flashing lights. we'll talk about what's north of the coliseum. take a moment and look at this -- it )s timelapse video of lightning at discovery bay. >>> welcome back, everybody. take a moment to look at this, a time lapse video that's lightning at discovery bay. we shot that last night. quite extraordinary to watch. let's watch that all morning. it's friday. going to make it through, right? >> big question is, do we have any more lightning? we have a cooldown. we were promised a cooldown. >> we have a cooldown but plenty of lightning lightning up the radar, sticking to lake tahoe, pleasanton saw

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some of them may have driven off in a toyota corolla. >> now police officers spent a good part of the afternoon canvassing the neighborhood looking for anyone that might have pictures or video that include people at the park and also residents who live nearby who may have secured cameras. reporting live at sfriz general hospital. sergio quint renee. >> serj yo thank you. >> sf pd looking for a gunman in a shooting in the hating ash bury happened outside the mcdonald's at 2:30 this afternoon. the victim in the shooting survived. now we should add this is not related to the dolores park shooting. >> how did this well respected psychologist end up being shot dead by police after a high-speed chase? tonight we know the name of the maecht wielding man his name is jeffrey barboa. he worked with the mental health crisis team at berkeley. also in a suspect in a robbery. nbc bay area cheryl hurd joins live and please connect the dots. >> we know the robbery happened here here at the doughnut shop here. the police say barboa walked for a the shop grabbed the cash register and ran into the parki

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the 2017 toyota corolla. what they don't need us to have a small fraction of a percent of a colts that existed and have that equated to people who do not follow the quran, who pretend they are muslims and you have to rely on guys like me from the intelligence community to tell you that the guy sitting to my right is a muslim, a special forces soldier to my right is a muslim. in essence 911 -- not just our own defense. >> you can see that discussion from the shoes political conference in california tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> c-span has been on the road meeting with winners of the student cam documentary competition. at laramie high school, the mayor gathered with family and school officials to accept her price of $3000 for her document on the fossil fuels. in golden, colorado eating crampton had a second place prize of $1500 for his documentary and cyber security. also the third-place award of $750 went to tenth grader for their documentary about digital theft and hacking. st. thomas moo

1.6 billion dollar plant in america, creating 4,000 more american jobs, that job manufacture toyota corollast to be decided. for more now on booming trump economy and possibility of tax cuts, we're joined by steve forbes. editor in chief, yesterday, in west virginia, the president was sensational. the crowd is in love with the president. and his agenda. it continues. he is he gets stronger and stronger as his term in office extends. >> well, that is why he has to next few weeks, after this recess, after labor day, make a nationwide address as reagan did, and emphasis need to get a big tax cut done right away. make is retro active. and wire and e-mail your congress people to do it. reagan won public opinion, reagan said the way you change mind or move things on capitol hill is heat of public opinion, not sweet the reasons saying please mr. o speaker move on th, say now, get it on my desk. lou: reagan saying, make them feel the heat if they don't see the light. this gang, leadership of house and senate could they don't getting any and they don't see much. >> rank and file, after next year's el

300,000 vehicles a joint project here between mazda and toyota it will produce a combination of toyota corollas, but also a new mazda crossover. you will notice behind me, when reports of the story first came out from the nikkei, we got a pop in mazda shares, ending the day higher by 2.8% this is key for mazda, the u.s. is their top market when you look at profit contribution but they do not have a factory in the united states, unlike toyota, which has a big manufacturing presence in the country. that is perceived as good news shares still moving higher all in all we know this will create quite a few jobs. in the thousands for the u.s some are saying this is good for the trump administration that has been pushing for foreign automake toer mae automakers to pick up production in the u.s the yen/dollar headwinds at times can really cause a headache for these manufacturing. so localizing production is never a bad thing. speaking of the enimpayen impace got earnings better than forecast from toyota that was due to the impact from fx they upgraded the outlook, but over at evercore isi, they say the

at least two people in a dark gray toyota corolla were tailing her. stood in her driveway a man exited the passenger side. followed her home, and then not only took her purse but i felt he need felt the need to paying her give up her purse. he gets the purse, jumps back in and the car speeds off. the purse was later found in a crash can at the get and go . obviously they were quick cash, credit cards. the guys have to be pretty desperate. frequent shoppers like nicole davenport are concerned to hea in a store they find relatively safe. to hear that someone followed someone home from the story is pretty creepily. though the victim is not hurt, investigators are anxious to get the victim suspects off the street before someone else gets hurt. to do that to anyone p, but not to mention an elderly woman such as this. overnight by the way, police arrested 28 year old marcus wayne hunt. he's facing robbery and weapons charges and police are still looking for the other suspect. another crime that we caught on video here. police say this woman usedded a child

the plant will have the capacity to reduce 300,000 toyota corolla cars and mazda crossovers per year.ility will create 4000 jobs and be operational by 2021. shares in southeast asia's largest bank have fallen in singapore trading. it posted second-quarter profit that missed estimates. cross times legendary cost-cutting efforts. excluding some items, second-quarter profit amounted to $.98 per share beating estimates. despite another decline in sales. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: thank you very much. is still with us here on set. we want to talk about what you do and do not like in europe. we are digesting a lot of results this week from financial services operations in europe. how do you feel about the banking sector in europe? it has been one of our preferred sector this year. starting in february. we still very much like it. -- thented to the ecb comfort we have is expectations and they have moved this year but we are still very cautious in our opinion. the market is pricing in roughly 50 basis points in the next three years. that would bring the ecb. have the rate si

a 2017 toyota corolla. [laughing] what they don't need is to have a small fraction of a fraction of a fraction of a percent of a cold, this call by way that existed throughout history, and have them afraid of people do not follow the quran, who pretend like their muslims and not rely on guys like me in the intelligence community to come and tell you straight that the guy who sitting to my right is a muslim, a special forces soldier that is to my left is a muslim, and that since 9/11 we have been fighting in the defense of islam, not just her own defense. >> you can watch the entire program tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> saturday night on booktv beginning at 9 p.m. eastern, former marine corps officer tracy crowe and jerry bell former naval officer talked about the history of women in the military in their book, it's my country, to. >> for so long women's stories, women's military stories have just been discounted, or appropriated by others. and so she just felt like the timing was right. it is time

a toyota corolla also what they don't need is a small faction of a fraction of a percent. has been equated to people who pretend like they are muslims and there are guys like me from the intelligence community who tell you that the person to the right is a muslim. the soldier to my left is a muslim. they have been fighting for the defense of islam. it is not just our own defense. talkst, rex tillerson about the un security council vote. putinks about vladimir and his order to expel diplomats from the country. this is a portion of his news conference that took place during the association of southeast nations in the philippines. dprk and north korea. i think that a resolution unanimously

is if you think you can get through these streets in a toyota corolla where we've seen them trying, you probably can't. they are high and dry at the top of that hill, but we are coming to another valley over there, and that is why emergency folks are saying stay home, this is what it's like on the roads. now, we are in a bit of a lull weather wise. you see the clouds over our heads. it's just barely springling, but the models who warned us last night about that terrible, terrible rain, they're telling us it's going to be coming down again hard and fast tonight. there are two things working against us, arthel. one, these roads. this is what's already happening. i don't even know what that is. i think that's a bayou that's overtopped and has taken over the road. harvey just won't go away. usually they hit you, they go. this should be to north dakota by now, but it has stalled over the city. the other problem is the basic makeup. you're talking about a swamp with miles and miles of concrete, and it cannot absorb this water, and that's when you wind up with scenes like this all over the cit

the group may have driven off in a toyota corolla.n to san francisco general hospital and one adult male was treated and released and another adult male is still in critical condition. the third victim is a minor so the hospital would not release his condition. it is not clear which of the victims with shot in the back. there were plenty of people here at the park. no one else was injured. police are currently asking anyone who may have seen this shooter and the people with him to get ahold of them so they could try to track that group down. live at doppler he is park in san francisco, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >> we sent a push alert right after it happened late this afternoon. keep in mind, you could sign up for the breaking news alerts and download our free nbc bay area app. >> fire gutted a victorian home on east 19th street just after 5:00. oakland firefighters posted that video of flames raging out of the second story window. the house was vacant. it was boarded up in the front. no one was hurt in the

witnesses also tell us that this armed group ran off after the shooting, probably jumping into a toyota corollais is an ongoing investigation. if you have any information to help with the case to find the suspect or suspects, contact sfpd. we're live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thanks, pete. >> it is 5:35. firefighters in the oakland and berkeley hills are keeping a close eye on the thunder and lightning that swept over the region overnight. >> this morning the focus returns on putting out those hot spots. here are the latest numbers. 20-acre fire pretty much surrounded. it's 50% contained. meantime the search for a cause continues. uc berkeley police say the fire started on university property, and they're investigating it as a possible arson case. cal fire is in charge. that agency is not talking arson at this point. here's melinda drayton from oakland fire. >> if it's determined to be arson they take a certain action. if it's determined to be negligent they take one action. >> reporter: as of right now? >> it's an open investigation. >> meanwhile oakland police

mazda says it will create cost over vehicles at the new plant and toyota will build corolla models there. >>> shocking new data shows the suicide rate of older teenage girls hit a 40 year high. they looked at teens 15 to 19 years old increasing from 2.9 per 100 thundershowers in 1975 and waivered through the years and spiked to 5.1 in 205. experts say it's unlikely that it's due to any single factor and the same study found that teenage boys have the same rate but the highest numbers were in the mid-80s. >>> coconut water has spiked in popularity over the past decade but is the trendy beverage more hydrating? research say no. two studies show that coconut water on its own provided a minimal difference in humans compared to water and sports drinks and they do not recommend it to those trying to lose weight and it does not boost your metabolism. >>> "action news" is working on news stories tonight at 4:00, including a delicious edition of freebie friday. how to get chocolate chip cookies and wawa hoagies and iced coffee for free. and a new trend in wedding venues, open marijuana bars and c

corolla plant. potentially now there is worth in mississippi. toyota builds corolla in mississippi.cant lot next to a plant that they can use. think isics aside, i this is business. what they need to do is reassess and look at what the potential cost savings are. mississippi seems like they are coming to the table and providing some incentives, so now it makes sense for toyota and must to build corolla in the u.s. rather than in mexico. particularly on the political side. thank you, steve. the u.s., the weekend in wall street promising more headlines. economic earnings will dominate the headlines. we have the run down. we have major earnings. we are mostly through earnings season. that is important to note of the s&p 500 companies, most have had positive surprises. only 18% negative. let's go through some of the names. disney is reporting about 3% am a relatively flat. it shows you the tough terrain the media companies are negotiating -- art mcgavin -- are navigating. the nine.e on tech is up 57%. this is one of the winningest stocks of the year. report 3-d graphics, processors, and

for years toyota was the world's top carmaker. its corolla is still the best selling car the world has ever seen but recently toyota has lost its crown let's show you some details. toyota's expected to reveal a sharp fall in profits for the three months to june. bloomberg news estimates it made just under $5 billion that would be a drop of 15% on last year. that's partly because of a big increase in research and development spending. here's why. last year — despite dieselgate — volkswagen sold more cars — taking the top spot. and in the first half of this year they were both overtaken by renault—nissan after it added mitsubishi to its alliance. so toyota is spending big to attract new customers. last month it committed another $100 million to develop artificial intelligence. that is on top of the $1 billion it's already spending to develop self—driving cars and other tech at a new research centre in the us. toyota's us bossjim lentz spoke to this programme at the time. he told us it's all about winning over 20 and 30somethings — there was a b

for years toyota was the world's top carmaker. its corolla world has ever seen but recently toyota has lost its crown. let's show you some details. toyota's expected to reveal a sharp fall in profits for the three months to june. bloomberg news estimates it made just under $5 billion — that would be a drop of 15% on last year. that's partly because of a big increase in research and development spending. here's why. last year — despite dieselgate — volkswagen sold more cars — taking the top spot. and in the first half of this year they were both overtaken by renault—nissan, after it added mitsubishi to its alliance. so toyota is spending big to attract new customers. last month it committed another $100 million to develop artificial intelligence. that is on top of the $1 billion it's already spending to develop self—driving cars and other tech at a new research centre in the us. lots more in 20 minutes time. we are also in rio dejaneiro. a year ago — as host city of the olympic games it was at the centre of the world. with olympic fever came a

mazda will build crossover vehicles at the new plant while toyota will build corollas. >>> presidents celebrating the news of that factory and the latest monthly jobs report. employers added 209,000 jobs in the month of july. the labor department says those positions put the unemployment rate at 4.3 percent and that matches a 15 year low that was first reached back in may. >>> and here's a look at the day's closing numbers and it was an up day on wall street. all three indices doing pretty good the dow up 66 and change nasdaq 11 and change the s & p 500 up almost five points to end your friday. >> nice day to round out the week on wall street and our forecast looking better as we head into the weekend i'm hearing. >> you're going to like it as we get into saturday afternoon and into sunday. for now still pretty hot and sticky. we'll show you what's going... you can come if you want to. we can do a little friday dance. [laughter] >> get some steps in here on this friday. going to be a good weekend to do some walking around but right now we are tracking some showers and storms. you can

4,000 jobs in the u.s.mazda says it will create crossover vehicles at the new plant, while toyota will build corollaodels there.over 45 hundred workers lost their jobs in 2009 when a toyota factory shut down in fremont. of course tesla now runs that plant... (grant) coming up... a 10-year-old girl saving up for her trip to disneyland... ruined after all her money was stolen... who came in to help next... (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. it's being called the biggest case of theft in the city's history. we're talking about the city of fremont. let's check in with pam moore.. in the newsroom. she knows more about this story. pam? (pam) we are talking about more than $2-point-7 million dollars in personal valuables..... taken from a warehouse from a bay area man. musical equipment.. including guitars.. jewelry and other collectibles.. all gone. how the thieves might have gotten access.. and the reward that is now being offered. kron 4's philippe djegal is working on that story for us at six.(pam) plus... a closer look at the presi

back in january trump threatened to impose a hefty fee on toyota if it builds corollas in mexico or theyr wall tax. it would appear, i should say, on the surface that the president's pressure tactics may have worked in this case. is that fair to say? >> well, jacob, i think it's important to look at this in context. we have seen this president doing announcements with carrier and boeing and ford and harley-davidson and many of those job announcements didn't pan out. i want to wait and see if this factory ever gets built. i want to see whether the tax subsidies would really merit the number of jobs that are being created, but certainly, yes, any time more jobs come back to the united states, that is a good thing. but the one-off announcements don't take the place for a comprehensive job strategy and whether it's tax reform or infrastructure, doesn't look like the president can get that across the finish line right now. >> what you're saying, there's a difference between bringing an idea from the press conference to bringing it to completion. fox con, same deal. does he get credit yet? >>

half for toyota, half for corolla. e the other half of the vehicles manufactured there. when they made this announcement this morning in japan akio toyota and the c oe o of mazda said they're developing electric vehicles future technologies. that's part of the joint venture. the two companies are taking a stake in each other. at least a little bit of a stake to mention the commitment to each other you mentioned the trump tweets he was out tweeting this morning, remember what he tweeted oh, not too long ago when he was first elected. toyota motor said it will build new plant in baja, mexico. they're not building in baja, mexico, to build corolla cars for the u.s. no way, build plant in u.s.or pay a big border tax well, what's he tweeting today a far different tone from the president saying toyota and mazda to build a new $1.6 billion plant here in the u.s.a. and create 4,000 new american jobs a great investment in american manufacturing. for both of these companies, it probably gets them off the president's radar if he c

you may remember president trump criticized toyota for building a plant in mexico to make corollas. well, the company now says it will produce them at the u.s. plant and will, instead, make their tacoma pickups in mexico. >>> a traffic alert for people living near the delta this weekend. kpix 5's jaclyn dunn reports. >> reporter: if you plan to go to i-5, do keep in mind that caltrans has a 55-hour closure and they are setting up for that tonight at 10:00. highway 12 will be shut down between i-5 and flag city and highway 160 in rio vista. they will have a detour set up. traffic can continue northbound 160 to walnut grove and reconnect with i-5 on that route. use 5 or 80. this will add about 45 minutes to your drive. that closure will remain in effect until sunday at 5 a.m. safe travels! >>> new in sports, the u.s. open champion will not be defending his title later this morning. he will miss the rest of the season after knee surgery. he was knocked out at wimbledon last year in the first round. novak djokovic will also miss the u.s. open because of an elbow injury. the two-faced of

president trump had criticized toyota for building a plant in mexico to make corollas.ny now says it will produce them at the u.s. plant and then make tacoma pickups in mexico. president trump tweeted saying in part, quote, a great investment in american manufacturing. >>> it's 6:45. we took -- [ crosstalk ] >> my first car was a toyota. they don't make the tercel anymore. >> i crashed it. >> i did too. >> a deer hit my car. >>> we are tracking a couple of problems out the door. we have an accident that's shut down the connector ramp making your morning commute very slow. this is off the benicia bridge, northbound 680 the connector ramp to 780 completely shut down. no time as to when that ramp will re-open. exit bayshore road and turn around and get back on 680 and transition to 780 to use that connector ramp. but that adds time. so give yourself some extra time. through hayward, new accident southbound 880 at 92. that's slowing things down and over at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights on, traffic backed up to the maze. now the drill. this is in the yellow. it'

best—selling car the world has ever seen, the corolla, says its spending more on what is called the "crucial" areas of self—driving cars and green technology. toyotap fall in operating profits for the three months tojune. it made $5.2 billion, a drop of 10.6% on the same period last year. that's partly because of a big increase in research and development spending. last year, despite "dieselgate", volkswagen sold more cars, and in the first half of this year they were both overtaken by renault—nissan, after it added mitsubishi to its alliance. so toyota is spending big to attract new customers. last month it committed another $100 million to develop artificial intelligence. that is on top of the $1 billion it's already spending to develop self—driving cars and other tech at a new research centre in the us. but all of that research needs top engineers and scientists. and to try and save on silicon valley's pricey talent, toyota recently launched a recruitment campaign on tokyo's nambu railway line, along which many of the country's tech giants are concentrated. james batchelor, editor—at—large for auto express and car buyer uk, is with me. the pict

toyota which had the good surprise today. it was powered by the rav-4, which has become the dominant vehicle. this was the company known for the camry and corollap seller now is the rav-4 crossover utility. vonnie: what about discounts and so forth? they areand 10% drop, not something you sort of overlook and say, it was a slower order -- quarter. this is a sea change. if there guarantees, was any doubt we would see decline from last year's record pays and the records set the year before that, that can be given up now. we're still looking at what will be the fourth or fifth best year in the history of the u.s. auto industry. it is still probably pretty good but some discounts are coming in, they could get bigger, inventories are pretty large. we will keep seeing factory shutdowns that will take a bite out of the gdp as workers are cap tom. vonnie: we're still looking for 16.8 million on an annual basis. the 16 handle is pretty huge, right jamie? jamie: that maybe was the economy -- economist. 70.5, the automakers should be making good profits at that level. vonnie: thank you to jamie butters, auto reporter for bloomberg news. mark: let's stick

to reference a trump to eat back in january where he said that toyota motor said it would build a new plant in baja mexico to build corollae us. no way, they will pay a big border tax if they don't build in the us. recently he tweeted about this new plan that is being built in the us create 4000 jobs and it's a great investment in american manufacturing. can we take from that perhaps he had an influence on these companies? >> tell you this. i don't know them personally but no one likes bad press or pr but however people who are running the largest global corporations are not going to make their investment decision based on what president trump is saying. to make it based on their potential return on investment. rick: but if they're concerned about terrorists or maybe it would affect what they do next? >> it might have an influence but i don't think that's the deciding factor. 1.6 pollen dollars in the us is giving them a market year where they can protect themselves against fluctuation, potential terrorists but is a sign that they believe that the american economy is going to grow over the next two years. they're looking

11% and then the auto space, toyota is delaying the start of production at its new plant in mexico to the first half of 2020 the automaker had decided to begin making the corolla at the plant last week. >>> shares of adecco having their worst day of the year. the staffing company reporting second quarter net income that was in line with forecasts but missed on revenue and sales. that stock down almost 5%. >>> in other corporate news, wanda hotel development is buying $1.1 billion in assets from wanda chairman. shares rising on the news. the plan will see wanda development travel which focuses on theme parks it's up some 20% in hk trade very much out-performing the market which is down >>> all right. some big changes at lego land. after just eight months on the job, the toy maker's first non-danish chief is out. he'll be replaced by nooeeils christensen. lego sales grew 6% last year compared to an annual average growth rate of 18% over the past decade who knew >> do they have legoland in the states >> we do i believe it's in carlsbad, california, if i'm not mistaken? >> there we go one in florida, too, i'm being told but there's certainly one in and around the

within embattled president an economy looking up toyota to bring manufactures jobs to america, build 1.6-billion-dollar plant to turn out 300,000 corollas a year, 209,000 new jobs created last month, i don't deal with expectations but tell you this, the so-called experts got it wrong again, on competing channel every single expert predicted way under 200,000, dow? gone up 8 straight sessions will go up at least the opening bell again, today. you tune into establishment media you will see a stream of contempt for our president, they are deliberately ignoring jobs growth and economic optimism. we are not. "varney & company" about to begin. ♪. >> the story, is a total fabrication. it is just an excuse for greatest loss in the history of american politics. that is all it is. most people know there were no russians in our campaign never were we didn't win because of russia we won because of you that i can tell you. >> trump talking about swamp from distancing talking about economic optimism as well. now watch this. >> the stock market reached yet another all time in history all-time high today. of the [cheers and applause] >> boosting retire