anand so is sut. they are desperate now.hat is why they pulled the silly legal stunt about this meeting in umass. i am so happy to see it. working with people from jewish voice for peace and other jewish organizations as well has developed dramatically over the years as the demographic within the jewish communityty and unitd states has changed, and they're becoming more and more around to saying "not in my name." which is hugely encouraging. joyel overcome almost with even to be able to speak about it in these terms. and i'm really looking forward to saturday in massachusetts and speaking to young people and meeting also the other panelists, all of whom -- amy: why risk this criticism? you are a world-renowned musician, and yet you take this on everywhere you go. why? >> my mom. my mother, when i was young, she said to me, at some point in your life, you're going to be faced with difficult decisions. you should think about things, find out as much as you can about anything that you're confronted with, then make up your own m

gas also continues to struggle remember, we have that much higher inventory stock number out of the suts two days ago and it continues to have an impact on the stock price. that sector is trading weak. retail also struggling down 1.5%. >> there's some of the soft data we've had across europe. germany's manufacturing sector romained in contraction in may weighed down by continuing trade tensions flash manufacturing pmi fell to 44.3 down from 44.4 in april. the country's services activity also fell. meanwhile, french business activity hit its strongest level in six months with flash composite pmi coming in at 51.3 for the month of may joining us to talk about this is antonio garcia he is the chief european -- thanks for being with us let me ask you this. you seem to think that german manufacturing pmi is the number to be watching closely is this all about trade? >> it is a big part of our trade, about confidence, and about investment if export sectors. it's such a big share of the german economy and the euro area, and the effective trade is both the real numbers from trade are weaker also,

sut here chanting and singing themselves hoarse they need peace justice and freedom. rises their message to the transitional military council is simply hand over power. the impact of the blockade of the somebody created bridges is being felt across the cup at a traffic gridlock called one of the few streets in central hub tune. and they follow has been a taxi driver here twenty years. business is bad my income has gone down by up to sixty five percent since the roads were closed. form.

authorities saspy the sut had been test driving a red 1985 as soon as the owner tried to ff get back into the driver's seat. the car was found a day ter, but police are still looking for him. they released this photo of the man inspecting the car before that test drive began. this ferrari is extremely rare only 272 were ever built. >>> let's turn to the weather and nbc meteorologist bill karins with what he's watching tday. >> we're abouto enter a very dangerous period severe weather outbreak possible maybe next four, five, six days in a row all because our storm systems are now coming into the west coast a rare big rain vent in areas of california later this afternoon, 24 million people at risk goes all the way from nebraska through chicago, milwaukee included and into areas of indiana and ohio then tomorrow, that's when we're going to introduce a tornado risk, areas of west texas and also in nebraska this continues into the weekend. that's a look at the big weather story of the day here's a closer look at your day ahead. you can see the vere weather setup there. look how warm it's

at least two other council members have already voicedpp sut for the plan. new york city recently approved congestion pricng for certain roads to cut down on traffic. >>> neighborsiv ling in southeast washington say they're no longer waiting for the city to make changes to make streets safer. nhey're taking matters i their own hands. one man painted a crosswalk along 16th street. new signs wereerut in a deadly crash on easter. a new york man was crushed by a car after another vehicle ran a stop gn. the city then added a crosswalk, but neighbors say more needs to be done. >> put your money and your actions where your mouth is because were doing it. people are painti the crosswalks. >> ddot tells us no one should be painting crosswalks anywhere because it could unintentionally create a hazard. the city says it will be removed. before if you now is still there as you can see. >>> bald eagles may have been poisoned along maryland'sea ern shore. the great horned owl and at least seven bald eagles have been found dead since march. the "baltimore sun" rep ts state

mid-40s to mid-50s in our east bay valleys. 49 in sut valleys. now these temperatures are up to about 11 degrees cooler than yesterday, but we'll get faster sunshine today. so make sure you grab the sunglasses and watch out for some minor fog. right now tracking a little bit near half moon bay and near napa. it's minor. cool to mild if you're taking mass transit. lighter breeze. take a look at the peninsula today at 7:00, 51. we're up in the mid-60s by lunch. topping out around 71 at 3:00. look at that. 50s only until 7:00 in the east bay. one last stop the south bay in the 50s through 9:00. low to mid-70s this afternoon. doesn't get much picture perfect than this day today. we'll bring alexis in. >> hopefully we don't jinx anything. the toll plaza, once you get through we have a two-car collision in lane 11 or 12. it sounds like a bridge crew is on the screen and it doesn't sound too serious. i don't think we have any injuries. hopefully they'll clear that soon. as of right now it is not causing any significant delays. a quick check of mass tran

this is a live look outside, looking from our sut roe tower camera over in san francisco it is nice andlear if you're getting ready to head out for lunch. our temperatures are starting to warm up. as we head into concord, it's going to be about 72 degrees at lunchtime. rising to the upper 70s, even briefly in some spots hitting the low 80s. but overall it will be a warmer day compared to yesterday as you check out the seven-day forecast at the bottom of your screen. we will be cooling down from this point over the next couple of days. livermore will reach 78 degrees. it will be up to 71 in an napa. and 78 degrees in ukiah while san francisco stays in the mid 60s. one of those days you're driving around the bay area, you may need a jacket if you're need the coast or you'll just be wearing short sleeves and shorts if you're in the inland areas. it's been all clear here over the past few days. we've had high pressure. but we are going toee change. i've been watching this storm system developing over the pacific. we can see the clouds swirling. but a little bit of some convection, some stor

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and the impact that's having on the tech sector we saw the tech sector sell off very heavily in the suts yesterday. in particular stocks like apple. i want to ask you, do you think they're going to continue to be the most exposed when it comes to these ongoing negotiations between the u.s. and china >> i think so. i think partly it's a function of valuations because many areas of technology are trading on all-time high valuations and very, very extreme multiples part of the reason for that is the tech complex is considered to have long-term better visibility, significant operating leveraging in their models, and when you see these kind of actions take place with the trade issues, it actually leads to issues around whether that -- if that long-term operating leverage is still possible there are obviously concerns that tech in terms of hardware and that can be in laptops and components can get hit aggressively in terms of impact for market dough manned and component costs and those lead to marketing pressures going forward. yes, the tech complex is probably as highly exposed, and not just

but there are pro active steps to take, we need to be smart about spending, the city of sut bind does not have its own -- south bend does not have its own currency. we have to figure it out, we need more of that mentality in federal government. but debt can play a role. deficits can play a role when you doing deficit spending that pays for itself in the long run. now tax cuts for wealthy don't do that. but investment in education, in infrastructure and health, sometimes can. we should be honest about fact sometimes that is appropriate, but not if you have no vision of what revenue will support it, when democrats, go out -- candidates did now th out promig that we have investing in infrastructure, we have to be willing to say where revenue will come from, we need to en entertain idea of a fairer tax rate on those with the most. and reasonable. perhaps a financial transaction tax, that taxes millisecond in computer trade, not ban them. we should get value for american people and closing corporate tax loopholes and incentives for offshoring that have it to everyone here in in room probab

but there are pro active steps to take, we need to be smart about spending, the city of sut bind does not have its own -- south bend does not have its own currency. we have to figure it out, we need more of that mentality in federal government. but debt can play a role. deficits can play a role when you doing deficit spending that pays for itself in the long run. now tax cuts for wealthy don't do that. but investment in education, in infrastructure and health, sometimes can. we should be honest about fact sometimes that is appropriate, but not if you have no vision of what revenue will support it, when democrats, go out -- candidates did now th out promig that we have investing in infrastructure, we have to be willing to say where revenue will come from, we need to en entertain idea of a fairer tax rate on those with the most. and reasonable. perhaps a financial transaction tax, that taxes millisecond in computer trade, not ban them. we should get value for american people and closing corporate tax loopholes and incentives for offshoring that have it to everyone here in in room probab

transitional housing, we have to collaborate on ways to spout sut long-term treatment success. they can stay for a year longer. however, we don't have the funding or the capacity to extend housing services when someone gets off probation and we cannot have a system in which somebody needs to be on probation and we need to establish collaborations between providers to ensure continuity. supervisor haney, when we recently spoke to your office, i think it might have been your aide, abbey, who highlighted the possibility of culturally community-based street level engagement with monlingual spanish speakers who need support. i wanted to echo the importance of the strategy. i was at a meeting lead by an angelicamark aider and they provided a profile of a highly need's person and who was not amenable to support. through a harm reduction and approach, staff developed trust with this person. through consistency of going regularly to the bart station, they developed a respectful interdependency. they are seeing progress. it's been said a couple of times, we need more residential treatmen

standstill, though the president says he will speak with president xi jinping next month at the g2mm sutome speculate that cube too late. tariffs start june 1st on products made in the u. we'll have more on how much this could affect you and your wallet coming up in a few minus. back to you. >> end megan fitzgerald at the desk. sorry about. that>>> now to the other top igstories. rt now, federal investigators are headed for alaska after a midair plane crash. five people were killed and one person is still missing wi follo yesterday's crash. passengers were on sightseeing flights from the cruise ship "royal princess" when the kmx occurred. >>> the search for maryland native amanda eller continues in mow i. she vanished last -- maui. she vanished last week. she lives in maryland but was in maui. frieigs will hold a vil for her. >>> there are still protesters in the venezuelan embassy despite an eviction order. police locked the chains that -- cut the locked chains and handed them an evision order. the group supports the current presidentnd ishave occupied the building for34 days. >>> comin

. >> blu they sut you just sold d. >> i sold it personally.bought at like 110 and disney has traded between 100 and 110 for 2 1/2 years. so when the stock go close to 138, 139, i felt it would digest and sit here for a while because it had such a momentous move disney plus comes out in november and so i'll highly likely get back into the stock with the volatility, i thought i could take profits i don't think that it will go -- seems strong around 133, 135 >> where did you put the cash that you took out of the disney trade? >> i went into pinterest this is once again me personally i think pinterest is a really interesting story. i think unlike uber and lift i go olyft, they have money. i like ben silverman i think it gets a blood brush stroke that it was more of a women's place. my two boy, i said do you ever go on pinterest. they never heard of it but it is kind of like the instragram of search so i think the pinterest challenge is to have a broader base as people using it as a search or they would call it discovery. >> so i'm long microsoft,

transitional housing, we have to collaborate on ways to spout sut long-term treatment success. they can stay for a year longer. however, we don't have the funding or the capacity to extend housing services when someone gets off probation and we cannot have a system in which somebody needs to be on probation and we need to establish collaborations between providers to ensure continuity. supervisor haney, when we recently spoke to your office, i think it might have been your aide, abbey, who highlighted the possibility of culturally community-based street level engagement with monlingual spanish speakers who need support. i wanted to

people living in scotts valley, sut tton manor and and and neighborhoods also participated in the event. residents who participated in yesterday's drill checked into a local high school gym, as they would in a real emergency, and there were also informational booths available to help residents come up with emergency go kits. time now is 6:05. in the east bay, pg&e officials say it appears an underground electrical switch failure was the cause of an explosion that rattled part of walnut creek and knocked out power to thousands. customers at a restaurant near oak road said they heard a loud bang and saw smoke puffing you have from the vault at around 1:30 yesterday afternoon. then the lights went out. the explosion was powerful enough to send metal plates flying every. nearly 3,200 pg&e customers in the downtown area lost power, but it was restored by 4:00 p.m. officials say it does not appear the failure was related to the rainy and cold weather. also in walnut creek, they want to expand more ways to expand the sharing of bicycles and other eco-friendly ways for people to get around. rig

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but here he is coming oits sut g this is over, we're done, let's move on. and that is exactly who the people he works with in the white house want to hear. >> and i think that you will see republicans in lockstep on this. they believe that they got their best headline when it said no collusion that ran nationally in newspapers across the country. and i think they also think that the polling is with them, that the american public does not want to see this white house in washington gridlock. >> so we have our deal running around the hallways of the capitol as we often do. joe manchin was asked if he greets his vote to confirm bill barr and he says i don't know, i hope i didn't, but people asked me -- i hope i didn't, but if i did, i'll know. so if i hear from mueller, that is what i'm waiting to hear. so joe manchin putting a lot on the idea that robert mueller has to appear in front of him, has to answer questions now from congress. >> and bill barr has been fairly successful in spinning this report in a way that gets people either thinking that there is not

direction and an approach and how you dose things and i do think it is broader than just the budget sut certainly you will have setbacks in the budget that could delay your ability in the vision and you can lose years in budget marks in being able to achieve what you're headed toward, but you would still be headed in the same direction. >> paul up here in the front row. sorry, mark. i see you. >> paul, from the "washington post." i was just wondering if you could give us an update on the use of military construction funds for the wall, where that stands, i think the last time i was dialed in on that, the joint staff was supposed to do some sort of assessment and that was supposed to go to the secretary of defense's office. i was wondering if the legal challenges to that have held up, if spending that military construction money on the wall, and if you still expect that that 3.6 billion will get spent by the end of the fiscal year. >> so i believe that the recent court rulings, while they mentioned, which called 2808 authority, did not actually do anything to prevent the movement forward

sut's start with those who rvised release conditions for john walker lindh. are those sufficient toake sure that lindh or anyone like him who has been conedvif these crimes doesn't stay radical in the fute? >> well, i don't think that they're foolproof and that there's 100% guarantee anything. what we do is we set up conditions to monitor, provide monitoring, surveillance, correctional treatment throughout the course of supervision, throughout watching behavior very closely we'll know and monitor how people are doing under supervision. we never take people's word for what they are doing or their commitment, but wech their actions, and, therefore, those conditions are paramount and both public safety and ensuring that there is correctional or reharehabilitative treatment for extremists. >> there is an irony, it ses to me. the u.s. actually funds deradicallization programs overseas, as you knoyo, because u visited some of those programs overseas. there is no national u.s. deradicallization program, even though abot 80 or 90 convicted terrorists will be released

. >> and by the way, thanks for all those my today plaza shou suts. we loveing them.nd danger as es extreme weather forces evacuations today. rry sanders joins us from stillwater, oklahoma. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, craig. as you can see behind me, the real threat right now at least in this area are the floodwaters. the flash floods that have wash out some roads and in one case was fatal because somebody drove into the water and their car got swept away. as we take a look a some of the damage from not only the floodwaters but we also have tornadoes and then hail. so when you take it all together, it's been a really rough couple of days here.s part of oklahoma, kansas, and missouri are under flood warnings. severe thunderstorms, large hail, and the possibility of tornadoes are expected today from missouri, western illinois to arkansas, louisiana, and texas. since this tornado threat bonan saturday, there have been 133 reported tornadoes in the last 24 hours. more than 30. so understandably, people are anxious and officials are concerned that

lodged in the warehouse, now thj sut of an intensetive investigation. >> the pictures are incredible. as you mentioned, officials have shut down the surrounding area overnight. so what are the next steps for inve >> reporter: those hazardous edams will have to make sure they clear any sign of any live ordinance that may have been on ard that aircraft so investigators can get inside there and do their work. at some point pulling whatever is left of that plane o of that warehouse. >> steve patterson at the scene for us, thank you. >>> ather major story this morning, the abortion battle. two more states are following alabama's lead inching closer to passing strict kerry sanders has been corer this fus. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. lawmakers here in the state capitol are racing a deadline. there's a bill nowefore the state house here in the capital where they have to vote if they want to pass a bill that will restrict abortions. the deadline they're facing though swb if they're going to pass it, they have to do it by the end of the legislative session which is later this after