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santa clara county is seeing an uptick in sti infections. young people are the group getting hit the hardest. in fact, take a look at this graph. the most common type of infections are four times more frequent than they were in 2010. now, we looked into why this is happening. the most common infections are up, especially in people ages 15 to 25. the county blames app-based and online dating and changing social networks, but also a decrease in std clinics. others accuse substance and buice, and an exchange of sex for shelter, food and drugs. they are working with emergency rooms to improve testing and they're working with physicians to make sure they're screening for stis. >>> opening bell there at the new york stock exchange. right now the dow and s&p 500, nasdaq all up 400 points as banks rebound. small caps hit new record. >>> while consumer confidence is bouncing back, there was a small decline in april, but experts say we felt more optimistic this month. the index which measures current economic conditions and consumer expectations for t

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sti till tracking an incident to 84. more coming up. live pictures of, tonight is giants rugby >>> welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay" on this monday morning. four days from friday. live pictures now as we look at at&t park. giants rugby demonstrations and water rugby in mccovey cove for rugby cup held in july. teams around the world will be here, including fiji, one of the best in the league right now. >> very cool. rugby world. >> water rugby that sounds rough. >> i guess it's a lot cleaner. if you've ever seen rugby. you had a good mother's day? >> a beautiful mother's day and went to a vineyard and church and it was a really -- >> i did a lot of laundry. good for you. >> that's what mothers day. we're going to have a beautiful day and as we take a live look outside, san francisco starting out with clouds right now at about 2,000 feet. of course it's above the city and we will at times see the clouds rolling by, especially for the coast. 7-day forecast is already at the bottom of the screen. as we go to martinez for a te

the sti still to come, the warning about a popular netflix show. a letter sent to parents before the season begins. >>> talk about a close call. the message one police department wants everyone to get from watching this video. >>> 75 and sunny in concord. i'll let you know how far we go in the forecast in nine minutes. to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. headlines... bay area schools and parents are bracing for the return of "13 t >>> a popular yet controversial netflix show is back in the headlines. bay area schools and parents are bracing for the return of "13 reasons why". >> maybe i'll never know why you did what you did. >> that's the name of the show "13 reasons why" and season two begins tomorrow. the central topics of the show are teenage suicide, sexual violence and bullying. a warning video precedes each episode, and at least one bay area school in richmond

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. >>> sties like us. the president's pick to head the cia clears major hurdle and poised to be confirmed by the full senate even as rand paul is raising questions about spying on candidate donald trump. >> i think my concern is gina haspel has been in the very high ranking of the cia. did she know anything about it? did the cia eve drop on the trump campaign when they were in england. >> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington where we're following two major stories. first president trump facing north korea's sudden threats to scuttle the meeting. just as libya's strong man did. he was later deposed and killed. then the senate judiciary committee releasing thousands of panls of testimony about that june 2016 trump tower meeting with are russian informant including more than 200 pages of testimony from donald trump junior. north korea and the message now from sarah sanders speaking with you all out there on the lawn is they knew this all along. this despite the fact the president was bragging about the

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we're sti waiting for all lanes of northbound 880 to reopen here. hopefully that happens very soon. reporting live from fremont, bobredell, "today in the bay." >> switching gears bringing in kari. she's looking at the forecast for us. cooler temperatures continue. >> it looks really cloudy as you get ready to head out the door. we'll see clouds over the next several hours and there may be a couple of spotty sprinkles in parts of the bay area so far it's all drive in san jose, kids up and out the door for school this morning, it's going to be cool, only mid-50s and it will be a chilly day with partly cloudy skies by the time they get out of school it will still be in the mid-60s today. we'll talk about what's ahead as we get a gradual warm-up in forecast coming up in five minutes. >> happening today in the north bay, the 19-year-old accused of killing the man at sonoma state is expected in court. tyler brat ton will be arraigned this afternoon. he stabbed a 26-year-old man inside a campus apartment early sunday morning. those witnesses say they heard that fight and then they saw brat

the money goes to funding mammograms, cancer screenings, stis.l the other procedures. >> greg: which allows them to do the other stuff: what happens between a doctor and a patient is just that and a doctor has -- the patient has a right to know all of their options. if you are pregnant or no matter, what when i go to see my doctor i have the right to know all of my treatment options when i go to the doctor. >> greg: how do they explain that to the fetus. >> richard: i demand to know all my options as a man and a woman deserves to know all her options. if you believe in small government. if you believe in less government intrusion. if you believe in the rights of the people, then you should be against this move by the trump administration. >> greg: you could actually argue that actually defends defending people who are defenseless. you should be for the babies that can't speak up. >> i also believe in a right's right to control her body. >> dana: let's get a woman's perspective. >> greg: hear me roar. >> kimberly: exactly. hear me roar on behalf o

aged male but at this time, police do not know if the two men attend sonoma state university but it's sti clearly having an impact on students in the midst of studying for final exams, those who live in the housing area where incidents took place. they did speak to the university official how they plan to take care of them. >> we're taking care of them and found hotels in the area, hotel rooms where they can go and stay for those that need it as i was saying, they have some have friends they can stay with and family nearby. they've chosen to pursue that. >> reporter: despite this investigation, the university will remain open and finals will stay take place but university made it clear that faculty staff and students affected by all of this will be accommodated if need be. as we see a lot with these situations, grief counselors will be on site as well as we get new updates we'll bring them to you in the newsroom. live in sonoma state, pete suratos, "today in the bay." >> thoughts go out to the family of t and loves ones. >> we're talking cleanup in the hunter's points naval ship yard. thi

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the controversial figure sti facing arrest and extradition. >>> president trump pardons jack johnsonrly a century after a basement conviction. >> he was pretty muc unbeatable. >>> and crashing the party when a yacht slams into another boat on the hudsonth river. kfully nobody was hurt. today friday, may 25th, 2018. >>> meantime, as harvey weinstein faces criminal charges, another member of the accusedd elite is being of sexual harassment. sheinelle is her with that story. >> the iconic actor is being accused of sexually harassing yog women, telling nbc news, anybody who knows me or has worked with me knows i am not someone who would spwepb huh nully offend or make somebody feel uneasy. an explosive report details troubling encounters. one young production assistant accuses freeman of tryg to lift up her skirt, asking her if she was wearing underwear. >> when i walked intohe room he began to make sexually suggestive comments to me. as an entertainer reporter over at decade was unlike anything i ever experienced. >> some of the interviews, some of the behavior is characterized as flirt

futures pointing lower by a third of 1% for sti.his ipo happening in shanghai. also when it comes to malaysia, a bit of a downside. we drift lower when it comes to asian stocks. geopolitical risk being priced, given the fact that we are still certain -- uncertain whether this singapore meeting will happen. a lot on that, also just on the geopolitics and the trade front. that is it from us on "daybreak asia," our markets coverage continues next. betty: stand by for "bloomberg markets," this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: asia-pacific markets drifting. we still have more geopolitical concerns. president trump sang the north korea summit a not happen. trade relations in the headlines, the president saying he is not happy with the way china talks is going, but china offering concessions. in hong kong, i am rishaad salamat. haidi: i am haidi lun. air asia sees revenue and passenger numbers on the rise. we will be joined by the ceo. this is "bloomberg markets: asia." ♪

to talk about something that's probably near lan dear and dearer to my heart which is communication sti communication systems and to have nav gatable communication systems during a disaster. in response to one of my questions for the record, in a previous hearing, you noted that agencies must pro-actively develop plans and mitigate destruction, disrupts and overload of communication ability. i couldn't agree with you more. >> sure. >> that this has to be integrated and this isn't something that you build from the top down. we build from the bottom up. to date wharks steps have agencies taken to develop those community plans? and what role are you playing in the development of those plans? i think this has to be one of our highest priorities. >> right. so actually improving continuity and resilience of communication capability is goal 2.4. and we are putting a lot of effort into reviving continuity of operation, continuity of communications. the problem that we may run into is i don't know how much of the local and state governments that they have control over to influence how the privat

mine mayent on the still not be reached. ,ne t stiing points state has to be transferred to a local firmur bloomberg business flash. let's talk a little bit about what is going on with the china story. the u.s. could be reconsidering penalties against zte. and it looks like the historic meeting between president trump and his north korean counterpart might not happen after all. joining us to discuss all of this, miranda carr, senior macro strategist for python international -- for haitong international. there's this wrecking ball going on around the world at the moment hitting emerging-market after emerging-market. we are definitely watching turkey this morning. how did the chinese view it? they have protections in place. if we were to see this escalating into something more significant for emerging markets , how will the chinese authorities play it? >> china is in an interesting position of the moment where it has insulated itself fairly well. basically onned how much money it has to offset inflows are outflows. it is zero at the moment. this is a really rare event. the inflow into chin

the sti resuming losses after picking up on friday.espite first quarter gdp showing the growth picture has decelerated for taiwan. the data came in on friday. energy companies are dragging the most, checking the most, now below $76 a barrel, but goldman sickened to its always look. the guessing game continues for the korean summit. the korean won is hovering around 1073, rising for a session and a weaker dollar and other emerging currencies. companiesnd, sensitive to the north are leading regional gains. they are soaring. someday engineering gaining 23%, jumping to a 2012 high. if you take a look at the other side of the spectrum, with korean defense stocks sliding. the biggest decline or so far up nearly 5%. japanese refiners are under pressure as japan decides if it will cut iran and puts by august. -- inputs by august. if the markets changed anything, they would abolish it. let's find out with first word news. paul: italy remains without a government after would be prime minister recep i can't take failed with his choice of a eurosc

sti single women. let's grow the pie. there there's energy in the trump era.win them back. and democrats last night i think this verdict was absolutely resoundi resounding. i think there are other differences between the candidates, just abram is a much stronger kad. democrats have been eyes georgia some what the way they eye texas, as a long-term target. diagr abrams is saying let's sweet that up. >> spread was 52 points in georgia last night. >> that is as resounding as it gets. steve, look at all of the races, and try to put together a narrative if you could about where we were this week. what did this tuesday night feel like in? more intensity on the democratic side? are the republicans picking up? what did you see sifting through all the results? >> yeah. i mean look i think in a lot of ways a continuation of what we've seen. let's use georgia as an example. mind you, as i said the dem graphics are changing. eight years in 2010, remember. also the last time they had two open primaries on the democratic republican side in georgia for governor. maybe that's

maybe he's sti going to list some portion of that as a debt that hasn't been paid.hey really in this filing have to make some sort of decision they're going to have to stick with as to what this payment is. was it a payment, a loan, who made the payment? was it personal or campaign? that's going to have an impact in the other cases that they have and potentially a liability for cone and for the president. so they really can't have it both ways any longer once they commit to something on this form. renato, thank you so much. i appreciate it. when we come back megan markle's dad telling tmz he won't be going to her wedding to prince harry because he's having heart surgery. is he getting caught up in the media circus that follows a royal family? and it's time to . pack in even more adventure with audible. with the largest selection of audiobooks. audible lets you follow plot twists off the beaten track. or discover magic when you hit the open road. with the free audible app, your stories go wherever you do. and for just $14.95 a month you get a credit, good for any aud