first word news now with jessica summers. jessica: thanks. several top republicans president trump.id russia must be held accountable for election meddling and senator john mccain called the helsinki summit a tragic mistake. trump questioned whether russia interfered in the 2016 election putin assted he trusts much own national intelligence director. pres. trump: all i can do is ask the question. people came to me, dan coats came to me, and some others, and said they think it's russia. i have president putin. he just said it is not russia. i will say this area i do not see any reason why it would. jessica: australian workers face stagnant wage growth. theing bonus payments for ceo's have pushed their pay to record highs. a survey by the australian executive bonus payments climbed 18% last year. the group's members own 10% on average of the asx 200 index. they say they will recommend voting against excessive awards. groupon is being accused of building its online coupon business on the back of ibm technology without permission. a lawsuit in delaware sees ibm developing more than the

jessica summers joins us from new york. hey. jessica: commerce secretary wilbur ross says negotiations with mexico are going well and may be close to wrapping up. he has wasted no time appointing a new trade team before he takes office in december. president trump indicated he may pursue a bilateral deal with mexico before separate negotiations with canada. terman who popularized the new normal size the u.s. is the first economy to shrug off the postcrisis malaise. says the u.s.an is alone and finding higher growth momentum. coined the term new normal in 2009 as a way to describe them your outlook for more regulation. departmenteasury says government borrowing in the second half will jump to the most since the financial crisis as the nation's fiscal health worsens despite a strengthening economy. it expects to issue $329 billion in net marketable debt from july to september, the fourth-largest total for that period on record. president trump he would be willing to meet iran with no preconditions in much the same way he surprised

i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg. thanks very much, jessica. update on markets. trading in new zealand underway for half an hour, just turned a little negative. the kiwi dollar also slightly lower. futures higher by .25%. it aussie dollar looks like may be hitting $.74 again sometime soon. u.s. futures did move on the announcement a couple hours ago that president trump will be releasing a list of a further $200 billion worth of chinese goods to face tariffs. the s&p closing higher for a fourth day, the best streak since june. that looks like being broken if the futures are anything to go by. the nasdaq is hanging on in positive territory. let's get more on what we should be watching as trading gets underway in asia. we have bloomberg's global markets editor adam haigh. we did manage to avoid trade war headlines for a few days. back front and center again. what is the prognosis on asian markets wednesday morning? adam: not a great set up. you are talking about the move in u.s. futures. the move has been quite pronounced. it is the end of the u.

the first word news now with jessica summers. ys and a coach have been rescued in thailand. the navy says the remaining four players in coach brought out safely and are now recuperating in hospital. 23 team in missing on june when exploring the case after soccer practice. the provincial governor said the rescue team at done something nobody thought possible. the yen strengthened us president trump prepared tough new tariffs on china. they will involve 10% duties on up to $200 billion of goods and are expected to cause retaliation from beijing. generally positive reaction to the initial tariff exchange. treasuries rose as news about the plan emerge. two contenders have emerge in the race to succeed morgan stanley chief james gorman. willer possible candidate become head of international operations. corn has been shuffling senior eventuals to bring his successor although he's indicated plans to stay on for several years. france will be either england or croatia in sunday's world cup final. that's after defeating belgium and st. pete

first word news with jessica summers.ca: mexico is said to be stepping up efforts to clinch a nafta agreement by the end of august as president trump is talking about a "dramatic deal in the works." he said he is having positive talks with the new mexican president. lopez told reporters he is not aware of any deal. he says he is open to talking to the trump administration about one. he has called for legislation coolool the fastest -- to the fastest inflation in five years. he asked congress to rush a measure to remove caps on rice imports. he called for tax reform and constitutional changes to establish federalism while vowing to continue his violent crackdown on drug sellers and users. more -- warrugs will not be sidelined. instead, it will be relentless, if you will. talks at the hp -- bhp heading for a possible showdown as the company prepares its --al offer and union leaders rejected bhp's first offer, which included no real pay rise. about half of what workers were expecting. friends and fans of guardians of the gal

that's get the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: u.k. prime minister theresa may has taken control of brexit talks by letting her new chief negotiator with just eight months to go. it was interpreted as a soft divorce from the e.u.. saying they are planning for the u.k. to cross into the single market next march and with no deal on future trade relations. facebook is setting up an operation in china. that's despite app still being blocked. it will be based south of shanghai. it was approved on july 18 with registered capital of $30 million. but despite problems working in appearede registration to be removed from the government website later that day. hundreds of people are dead or missing after a dam collapsed in southeastern lower. the portion that collapsed was an auxiliary dam that was still under construction. -- the dams has been had seen three times its normal rainfall. is pulling thep plug on her fashion line. 18 months after stepping back from the company over claims of conflict of interest, she said the line is to be wound up.

first word news with jessica summers. angela: the -- merkel t diffuse the feud. leader and minister horace says he will remain in the post after what he called a clear agreement. line onaken a hard migration, risking a split with merkel's bigger cdu. to pay has ordered -- the federal deposit corporation more than $625 million for negligence. the case relate to pwc audits of globe deal -- colonial bank groups. pwc blamed colonial employees but the judge said the firm did not design its audits to detect fraud. saudi arabia raised oil output by the most in five years. that was on the enough to keep overall opec production study. the kingdom raised output by 30,000 barrels per day. that is the biggest monthly jump since july 2013. however, disruption in libya plus ongoing supply losses in venezuela and angola meant output rose only slightly. 12 boyseams have found and her soccer coach on live in the flooded cave in northern thailand a week after they went missing. the governor says they are being brought out but warned the dan

let's get the first word news with jessica summers to jessica: black rock bass larry faces escalatingrade tensions may spur of broad market downturn and also hit the u.s. economy. he told bloomberg stocks could gbp 10 -- 10% to 50% and could start slowing next year. that is if the trump administration sees through its threat of tariffs on an additional $200 billion of chinese imports. he said that would elevate the current spot to a full-blown trade war. this $200 billion tariff war between china, i think all bets are off. >> meaning what? didi people slow down dramatically, we will have more uncertainty about the world and how the u.s. is being portrayed. ims is also concerned, warning financial arm -- financial markets continue to be complacent amid trade tensions are chief economist told bloomberg that global equities will be susceptible if the escalating spot is not taken more spirit ashmore's ears like a he said the current growth trend in the u.s. economy is unsustainable in his opinion. prime day withff technical glitches on its website and up. -- app. evente spiked when the be

let's get the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: thanks.eople have been hurt but no one killed after an error mexico plane made an emergency landing in durango. the plane was carrying 97 passengers and four crewmembers, but many were able to walk away from the scene. air mexico says that is still striving -- trying to establish the reason for the incident. the operator has put the blame on bad weather. the u.s. and mexico are said to be close to a deal on cars. when of the biggest sticking point in overall and nafta. the two sides have exchanged new proposals and new talks are scheduled for thursday. mexico said it could be flexible. that is after the u.s. demanded 40% of a vehicle be made by workers earning $16 an hour. the trump administration reportedly rejected canada's request to join high-level nafta talks between the u.s. and mexico this week. requestsld canada's were either ignored or spurned by the office of a trade representative. he might go for a bilateral trade deal with mexico before turning to kind of. -- to canada. says it h

i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg.amy: let's take a closer look on wall street. trading began with a strong pop for the holes. that is thanks to strong earnings. we saw a record on one of the tech indexes. what actually happened? we got some good numbers at the top and at the bottom. >> big papi from google as expected. we saw the tech heavy index hit a record. that is when you saw the market pullback. let's go to the snapshot. bonds went on a bit of a ride. the russell 2000 measure has been your record, also lower. earnings are the driver. earnings benefiting from the crusade to help farmers. and jetblueits goal spooking the entire airline industry with the forecast for rising expenses. let's look at how google or health -- health or didn't help. i am mixed. there was a thought that their outperformance with the momentum back in the trade. it is the limits picture. let's find our library of charts. the purple is the semi's. there is a big capital management company running to a quarterly shareholders. he thinks it is

now, let's get the first word news with jessica summers. goldman sachs has confirmed that david solomon will succeed lloyd blankfein as ceo. october 1 washer in the new era, only the second hand over -- new era.r in the solomon will be the bank's oldest new leader in almost half a century. blankfein has been at goldman for 30 years. he takes $85 million when he finally walks away. >> i will be stepping down as ceo at the end of september. and us chairman. and i will -- as chairman. i will retire at the end of the year. ramy: japan and the european union signed a trade agreement that lowers barriers on goods and services. it also provides a counterweight to u.s. protectionism. the deal removes a wide range of duties and regulatory officers. it will help japanese sell. the deal has been under negotiation since 2013. reports from london say you e.u.ns are being told -- nations are being told to prepare for a new deal brexit. appears on the days that the secretary visits brussels for the first time in his new role. they will discuss a wide rang

let's get the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: zte has been handed a lifeline.owed to resume business in the u.s., at least temporarily. we are being told it can operate now into the beginning of august. that as washington weighs in on dropping a seven-year ban on chinese tech companies. shares in hong kong also jumped. micron technology says it won't comment on a chinese court ruling that are rarely bans -- that temporarily bans sales. patent, cutting the u.s. off from the biggest semiconductor market. and its tradec partner, claiming they stole trade secrets. india refuses to overturn the rbi -- judges crypto could not be treated as currency under current law, and says coins must be made of metal in an existing physical form and be stamped by the government. england will face sweden in the world cup finals after eliminating colombia in penalties. it's england's first knockout win in a world cup for 20 years. the swedes advance by beating switzerland 1-0, making it the best world cup since 1994. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter, powere

global news 20 hours a day and on -- global news 24 hours a day on twitter.c i'm jessica summers. his is bloomberg. jessica, thank you so much. still ahead -- put on the little guy. how the trump terex already hitting businesses hard at home. plus, market volatility means fragility. we get a closer look with mark travis. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we are counting down to the sydni open. looking at the futures picture ofwe see an upside at 3/10 1%, but asia and equities broadly looking like they have a stronger start to these session. of course, we have a live picture of the sydney rigid there. -- sydney bridge there. it's absolutely beautiful. hey, i am kathleen hays in new york. you are watching "bloomberg daybreak australia." guest says more volatility as the fed tightens means more opportunity. joining us, mark travis. mark, let's get right to it. i know you say the fed can create volatility, but what if the fed slows down the echo what of trade tensions and china's causes the chief of the fed to throw up his hands? mark: i am more interested in volatility than which way the fe

i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg. all: thanks very much, jessica.ational security hawks in the u.s. want trumps the fire to force chinese company is out of business. attempts to push back against the administration's trade policies seem to be fizzing out, don't they? >> yes, a lot of traditional lobbying powerhouses in washingtonfound that has turned a deaf ear to their steel and aluminum and lawmakers in congress seem to be unwilling to go to the mat with the president on these issues. there has been a number of attempts that have just been shut down, and it looks as though the penalties on the te that were prominent in the senate defense bill likely are prettyo get watered down much to the white house liking by the time that all comes congress sometime later this summer. ramy: trumps afire is also turning his attention to the world trade organization saying things have to change. quest of regio has treated the united states very badly, and i ways.hey change their that is why we are at a big disadvantage with the wto, and we are not planning anythi

let's get the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: when work has learned the u.s. and china have been in to to restart talks divert a full-blown trade war. sources tell us representatives chinese mnuchin and the premier have held private discussions as they look for ways to reengage and lower steadily rising tensions. the next wave of u.s. tariffs may hit as early as wednesday. u.s. and mexico are said to be close to a deal on cars. one of the biggest sticking points is overhauling nafta. were told the two sides exchanged new proposals and more talks are scheduled in washington on thursday. two months ago, mexico said it could be flexible after the u.s. demanded at least 40% of a vehicle be made by workers earning $16 an hour. says it's identified a coordinated campaign to influence november's midterm elections. says it deleted at least 32 pages and accounts on facebook and instagram. the company has been working with the fbi to investigate activity and says it does not yet know who is behind the accounts. the los angeles district attorney's office says it won't pr

i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg. the trump administration is letting zte is in some business, according to document obtained by bloomberg news. joe is with us in washington. this is the first step in into the goodack graces of the trump administration. what are we expecting next? joe: this temporary agreement goes through august 1. to be inhey expect zte compliance with its demand. they sat the ceo last week and installed a new chairman. the next step is putting $400 million in escrow fund. that was part of the demand by the trump administration in back into the zte u.s. market. there's still some movement afoot in congress to block this, but that is rapidly losing steam. haidi: as you said, this is just a temporary respite. the company is not entirely out of the woods, is it? no, it is not. they still had to come into compliance with the demands of the administration, but, again, there's this effort by lawmakers, a few lawmakers to reimpose the van it was forinally put on zte violating sanctions. that, however, is l

jessica summers joins us from new york. gansica: are to one -- erdog has been sworn in with more powers. sincera plunged the most the failed 2016 coup. the appointed his son-in-law as finance minister. almost 25% is down against the dollar this year. chinese premier called for free trade as he much chancellor merkel in berlin. contrast to the attention both countries are experiencing with the u.s.. they are seen as prominent the borders of globalization amid the escalating trade war. navy divers brought for more boys out of the flooded cave system. that leaves just for boys and their coach trapped underground. eight have been rescued and are recuperating in a hospital. authorities are trying to bring the last group out as soon as possible because eminent monsoon rains threatened to push underwater levels even higher. rescue teams in southwestern japan have found more bodies after record rains. at least 100 people are known to have died. 80 or more are unaccounted for, and thousands have sought shelter. shinzo abe canceled a

i am jessica summers. this is bloomberg. let's get you a quick update on your markets.ding is underway in new zealand. we are seeing a flat session for the kiwi dollar. the only outperform her across a strong leg up for the u.s. dollar overnight. sydney futures looking like we will get upside of .5% as trading gets underway. we will have that recovery in tech but some pretty healthy supply when it comes to iron ore with those numbers out from bhp adding to this picture of robust supply. the aussie dollar trading at 7 3.86. we are shifting focus to these job numbers. let's get more on what you should be watching. garfield reynolds is here with us. strength in the u.s. dollar as well. thinkthe stocks run, i something of a contrast to the general thing that had been going on in the second quarter. the s&p 500, you know, rode that text search to its highs. gtvhave a chart in the library which we will put up for you now. secondas soon -- quarter s&p 500 was down. it has been going up strongly. going up strongly. asian stocks have been starting to get carried along in the wak

i am jessica summers. this is bloomberg. haidi: let's get your quick update on your markets.ding in new zealand is getting underway as angelic set. gains.seeing the rest of asia looking pretty positive as we head into the open. the kiwi dollar. dollar. u.s. sydney futures looking at an upside of .6% at the open. the aussie dollar holding above $.74. things could get worse before we see proper rebound. let's look around the region. the biggest gainer against the dollar in the overnight session. all eyes on sterling. paring some of those earlier. leading gains. -- fleeting gains. boris johnson, the foreign three resignations within 24 hours, and a lot of doubt over the strategy going forward. a reminder of how things ended up on wall street, pretty risk on. two point 86, and a move of four basis points. u.s. stocks rising the highest in almost a month. a third day of gains for the s&p 500 to the tune of 1%. let's get more on what we should be watching as trading it underway in asia. we have adam haigh. gains, we get these we're thinking about how investors should be hedging. jp

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bush staffer who can expect to spend the rest of the summer trying to win at least 50 senate votes for confirmation. jessica schneider is in washington. jess, for people waking up who had no idea who judge kavanaugh is, tell us about him. >> this is going to be a rough battle on capitol hill and it's a tight timeline here. white house legislative director marc short says they expect kavanaugh's confirmation by october 1, less than three months away and you can see there judge kavanaugh has an extensive history inside the beltway. that combined with his extensive paper trail and history working for george w. bush could be the biggest holdup in this nomination fight. there are millions of pages of documents that crossed brett kavanaugh's desk when he was staff secretary at the white house for george w. bush at mow m -- momentous times like september 11 and hurricane katrina. brett kavanaugh's history extends for the past 12 years on the d.c. circuit court of appeals. that's the most prominent appeals court in the country. he was a clerk for the justice he could replace, anthony kennedy. he was the lead author

. >> reporter: the summer house apartments are home to three young heroes. that's the reputation jessicave earned for their actions tuesday night. they were exercising near the pool when they heard a man call for help. >> there was this woman on the bottom of a pool. >> reporter: the woman was deep in eight and a half feet of water and it was difficult for anyone to get to her. >> i dive into the pool but it was so hard. she was like all the way under the pool. >> reporter: so the teens decided to team up and create a human chain. >> we all held hands. we pulled her together. >> all three of us, we helped her go to the side of the pool. >> reporter: once she was out of the pool she was given cpr but she inhaled too much water and had to be taken to the hospital. that's where they went to visit their new friend as she recovered. >> we brought her flowers. it was emotional of. >> reporter: after four days, she finally came home today saying she is grateful through an interpreter. >> she is thankful. >> reporter: thankful for her three young guardians. >> i was pretty proud of ourselves. we

. >> after school and summer literacy components to it as well. >> reporter: jessica bab's son levy enteredgram four years ago. >> he took off when he started, he has this love for reading that we admire about him. >> we are not doing anything about it. we have to be aggressively out there helping them. >> we will leave with you this story. it's a black bear that somehow fixed out how to get into one man's pick-up truck. apparently the bear couldn't figure how to get out. this is what it looked like the very next day. >> oh my goodness, the man when ought tout check on the vehicle. he heard the horn below. apparently he through the horn and that's what he found inside. >> oh my goodness, he called police there, using a hoerngs mind you, to open the door from a safe enough distance. there goes the bear. he got out, eventually ran. we understand that he was going after gum in the console. how, i understand a bear has a very strong sense of scent, of food, but gum. >> probably a buck 50 worth of gum that just ended up with about 7,000 worth of damage inside, somewhere in there is an insurance

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. >> we run in school, after school, and summer literacy programs that have a nutrition component. >> reporter: jessicabs' son l levi entered the program four years ago. >> he just took off. he has this love and desire for reading that i love and admire about him. >> we all talk about how kids are the future. we're not doing anything about it. we have to be aggressively out there helping them. gimme one minute... and i'll tell you some important things to know about medicare. first, it doesn't pay for everything. say this pizza is your part b medical expenses. this much - about 80% - medicare will pay for. what's left is on you. that's where an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company comes in. this type of plan helps pay some of what medicare doesn't. these are the only plans to carry the aarp endorsement for meeting their high standards of quality and service. so call unitedhealthcare insurance company today and ask for your free decision guide. with this type of plan, you'll have the freedom to choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. and when yo

jessica castro from abc 7 mornings has details. >> reporter: san francisco had its summer of love. is getting its summer of paving. and more of this sound -- but it's welcome noise to many folks. >> i'm happy that they're getting done. because it's been years of problems on the streets. >> reporter: drone view 7 shows us an aerial view of the work already starting. crews are trying to repave four times more miles than in previous years. officials have a lofty goal -- oakdot hopes 25 miles of city streets will see smooth, new pavement this year. the average in other years has been six. city leaders say it will not only help drivers but also improve safety. >> certainly on this street we've lost a good number of families here due to violence and so the neighbors want to make a difference. they're engaged. they placed a demand to get thi. >> reporter: and it work. this neighborhood is getting new pavement for the first time in decades. money for the summer of paving comes from the state's gas tax which is on the chopping block in the upcoming mid-term elections. >> let's be clear that

jessica: from the toronto man r, a call ford to the gun violence that have plagued the city this summer. >> h ye heard me ask the question of why somebody would need to buy 10 or 20 guns from , which they can lawfully due under present laws.th leads to another question we need to discuss, why anyone in this city needs to have a gun at all. >> if i could ask members of council to rise for a moment of silence. jessica: amid the morning, a aistrong police presence r an the streets, and many in toronto say it ialways has been a resilient city. jessica murphy, bbc news, toronto. laa: authorities in canada have just named to the 29-year-old suspect who died at the scene there in toronto. in other news, the white hou is considering revoking the security clearances of ex-intelligence chiefs including james comey and john brennan. press secretary sarah sanders said they politicized and in some cases monetized their service and security clearances. many on the list have been critics of president trump and some responded saying that they don't even have a clearance. the temperature in japan soared

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. >> reporter: the summer house apartments in alameda are home to three young heroes. that's the reputation jessicakristine and george have earned for their actions tuesday night. the friends were exercising near the pool when they heard a man call for help. >> there was this woman on the bottom of a pool. >> reporter: the woman was deep in 8 1/2 feet of water and it was difficult for anyone to get to her. >> i dived into the pool, but it was so hard because she was all of the way under the pool. >> reporter: so the teens decided to team up and create a human chain. >> we all held hands and we pulled her together. >> all three of us, we helped her go on the side of the pool. >> once the woman was out of the pool she was given cpr, but inhaled too much water and had to be taken to alameda hospital. >> that's where the teens went to visit their new friend, 24-year-old zulaa amgalam as she recovered. >> it was emotional. >> after four day, zulaa finally came home today saying she's grateful through an interpreter. >> translator: >> she is thankful. >> thankful for her three young guardians. >> i am pr

. >> the summer hou apartments in alameda are home to three young heroes. that's the reputation, jessicaistine and george have earned for their actions tuesday night. the friends were exercising near the pool when they heard a man call for help. >> there was this woman on the bottom of the pool. >> the woman was deep in 8 1/2 feet of water and it was difficult for anyone to get to her. >> i dived into the pool, but it was so hard because she was, like, all of the way under the pool. >> so the teens decided to team up and create a human chain. >> we all held hands and we pulled her together. >> all three of us, we helped her go on the side of the pool. >> once the woman was out of the cool she was given cpr, but inhaled too much water and had to be taken to alameda hospital. >> that's when the teens went to visit their new friend. 24-year-old zulaa amgalam as she recovered. >> we bought her flowers. it was emotional. >> zulaa finally came home today saying she's grateful through an interpreter. >> translator: she is thankful for the teens. >> thankful for her three young guardians. >> i w

jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> and still ahead, a path to safety. a group of volunteers are taking matters in to their own hands to better prepare in case of disaster. >> the hot summer car show that is drawing big crowds. >> speaking of hot -- that is all i need to say. the falcon 9 rocket blasted from florida's cape canaveral early this morning. it's sending a communications ghs more than >>> successful launch for the space x falcon 9 rocket from florida early this morning sending a communications satellite that weighs 15,000 pounds into orbit. another falcon 9 will launch wednesday. it will be from vandenberg. >>> volunteers in the berkeley hills to survey the area's walking path. a century ago it provided connections to public transit but now kpix 5's john ramos explains they could be a crucial in a major wildfire. >> reporter: the twisting, winding neighborhoods of the berkeley hills were layed out in the 1900s when most people caught trolley cars to work. 136-foot paths were created to service direct short cuts down the hills. >> it was seen as a selling point. even though you were in the hills you could get down a get the street car. >> reporter: but many stre

jessica, great job. you'll be back tomorrow and see you all then. >> abc 7 mornings. all news, all mornings. >>> i'm chris nguyen. happening today, enjoying summerive music, cold beer and food trucks and the work of dozens of artists and the festival will run from santa cruz avenue to johnson street. you can make it today. it's also happening tomorrow. >>> also happening today, radio day by the bay. the california historical radio societiy is hosting its annual fund-raiser to promote radio history. it is a silent auction for old radios and the ceremony for the radio hall of fame. radio day starts at 8:00 this morning at the veterans memorial building and a $5 donation is asked for at the door and dan ashley will be there as a special guest auctioneer. >>> happening today, it's the second part of this year's world naked bike ride in san francisco. you can bare as much as you dare for the ride around popular spots like fisherman's whatever, the marina and golden gate park. the event protests the d e dependency for big oil and technological advances to better the planet. the bike ride is free and starts at the ferry building at 11:00 in san francis

summer arts festival. select wines will be featured and it starts at 10:00 this morning on main street. >>> if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend we've got you covered. jessicaastro has ideas from our partners at hoodline. >> for this weekend i'm calling sports fans and science nerds. you can enjoy a free night at the exploratorium. from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. and done eggs a ationseain the first celebration took place in 1880 in france to remember the storming of the bastille. a turningpoint for the french revolution. enjoy great food, wine and beer plus music and fun for the kids. the event is free. or if you're into tennis like i am, how about heading out to a professional tennis tournament in the east bay. it's part of the usta pro circuit. you won't get to see the biggest names in sport like serena, but you will see some of the ridisi stars. >> the level is very close to the level you see on television and you will see the future stars here. >> the berkeley tennis club challenge is part of the series of tournaments in the u.s. that will award a wild card entry into the u.s. open. the courts are so beautiful i couldn't pass up a chance to hit with one of the

jessica and greg? >> talk to them, present them with, do you know these people. >> and? >> not a clue. >> maybe he was lying to you. >>> summerour wifi to the next level? then you need xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, provides the most wifi coverage for your home, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi, simple, easy, awesome. >>> summer 2006. a rain of confusion washed over the farms and furrows around murdock, nebraska. the arrests 500 miles away in wisconsin of two teenagers in connection with the savage shotgun murders of prominent farm couple wayne and sharmon stock sowed seeds of doubt in the official version of events. that version had this an open and shut case against two local men. confessed killer matt livers and the accomplice he named nick sampson. their arrests trumpeted weeks earlier in banner headlines and news conferences. now, these latest arrests of teens jessica reid and greg fester announced so quietly had many wondering what was the connection among these four alleged killers

summer day with a good book in your hand,right? if you're looking for recommendations from thrillers to historical fiction, look for further. jessica> tha for having me. >> thanks for being with us. let's start with the first one, "tell me lies." >> that is a page turner. i devoured it in 48 hours. it's the perfect book to take to the beach. it's kind of a modern romance e various perspectives of two people in a relationship tha is not healthy, but they can't seem to quit one another. and both of them are hiding dar secrets, so it's incredibly satisfying to get to the end of this booko findut what those secrets are and to see how these two people end up, whether they'll be together or finally quit one another. >> someone who's looking for a little history mixed with a little culture mayb what would you recommend for them? >> so no summer reading listom would beete without "there, there." this is a beautiful book about 12 native americans and they -- the var reasons that bring them together to the big oakland powwow which is a gathering of indigenous culture, food and dance. is is one of those books you're reading it, you know it's

jessica biel, and we all love it. >> if you lose it, it's not such a big deal. >> so easy to get to a drugstore and so many great options. >> you look beautiful, summer. >> thankper" stars dwayne johnson and neve campbell are joining us live from hong kong. we'll be right back. kong. we'll be right back. yolo and napa counties. cal fire says containment is up to 30% on the county fire. it's burned 3,600 acres and 1,500 structures remain threatened. some of the evacuation orders and advisories have now been lifted. however, cal fire says the flames are starting to move to the north into rugged terrain. it's nearly impossible for firefighters to get there. >>> going to check in now with sue hall and a look at our traffic. >> good morning, what's diffpicture? look at all the green on your map? definitely light conditions out there. problem spots continue to be this in santa rosa. it's on stoney point road off the main freeway between scenic and millbrae avenue. they do have chp and coroner on scene. it is a >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> hey, good morning. we're starting off with our temperatures and seeing a few 60s in our inland neighborh