there are big troughs of livestock up there. >> reporter: there have been drones going up every night looking for heat signatures in the rough terrain, hoping to find any sign of the missing father. >> we will be able to go back, analyze and look at that footage to see if we are missing anything. and we can use for k quality and go into extreme detail and easily be able to see a human form on screen. >> it is a commonly traveled park. hundreds of people come here daily, to recreate, and so forth, thus makin hfor ybody to get lost, because if they are disoriented in any way, or if they have lost their way, there is usually someone who is familiar enough with the area. it is very hard. it is very hot. >> we are hearing there is another search party still looking for bella. >> yes, there is a very well organized search here in pleasanton with about 200 people who have been going just across to the other side of foothill high school, where i'm standing. they are also doing a grid search of the area and going out in groups of eight and 12, going 20 feet, shelling shouting his name, walking

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the water, the heat up further inland. temperatures climbing into the 90s for most inland parts of the bay area by the end of the work week, thursday and friday. looking outside right now, we do have that fog beginning to spread out over san francisco. the current temperatures are running all over the place, 50 degrees downtown, 63 in oakland with temperatures in the upper 60s for livermore in san jose, low to mid 60s for santa rosa and concord. the top of salesforce tower now being obscured by the cloud cover and father that's beginning to make its way in a little slower than it did last night, but it's still going to spread out as we head through the rest of the night. futurecast showing the gray expanding into the inland valleys. a few flecks of green indicating just a little bit of drizzle but not much more than a trace of moisture . then it backs up towards the coast as we head towards early afternoon. i think you're going to have a hard time clearing out along the coast. south of the golden gate. editor for rep ashor

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we'll have more coming up. daryn. james, back to you. >> so 6.17, take a look at this a smash-and-grab robbery. another one in san francisco. this was yesterday afternoon on fillmore. >> and union in ca how you can see how fast it happens. they've jumps out matches the window takes off and drives off. that's a dark gray nissan that they're looking for now and the kron 4 viewer who sent this to us says that they also contacted the san francisco police. >> prosecutors say a san jose mother has confessed to killing her 7 year-old son liam samantha moreno rodriguez made her first court appearance wednesday in las vegas after being extradited from colorado, a state prosecutor told the court that brenda rodriguez confessed to the killing and said she had strangled her autistic son and left to make it child's body was found outside las vegas on may 28th was arrested at a denver hotel about 2 weeks later, her next court date is set for august time now 6.18 and democrats are moving ahead with a congressional committee to inves

meanwhile, you get up above it all up above the fog level up here.ures have been in the 80's all overnight. you know, you get up about a 1000 feet or even less. and it's a different contrast. we have going on so the damp cooler air it stays at the bottom. it slides. right. and this is pretty typical. we call this an inversion. we typically get that anyway. but this is a doozy and when you have a high, this overhead, the kind of cuts off the vertical motion in place a little bit and added to the factor. we're all looking for a little bit more in the way of some more breezy conditions, perhaps slightly going on this afternoon. the maybe earlier forecast so that all means maybe shade agreed or 2 off today. we've got temperatures lower 60's lining up the east bay shoreline 54 san francisco. yes, that's not going to last. but at least starting off their 56 these are not going to last 60's up in the north bay. there. so getting back to those winds, typical fashion. we get that in land breeze that goes on it. is mute. it is not protected very strong today.

they say the man then walked up to somebody came up behind someone on the sidewalk and stabbed that person. he was found a short time later. the person who committed the act. police say and the stabbing victim is hospitalized. but is expected to be okay. palo alto police investigating graffiti found in a park as a hate crime and officer discovered writing this carved into a bathroom stall at el camino park wednesday afternoon. police say the words included statements of hate toward white people, public works crews have already repaired the damage. there are no suspects in custody. and it was the second time since may that same spot has been vandalized with hate speech. police say they're not sure that there's any connection. coming up, the recovery continues in south florida now, more than 2 weeks after a condo building collapse. the latest from the scene tonight. >> and millions of families are about to get a new tax credit when you might see the first checks going out. and the state is asking everybody to cut back. but one bay area county is making it a rule for the new water restriction

we'll talk about a weekend warm up coming up. any problems with the morning commute >> a delay along the eastbound 80 right near the toll plaza to get on the bay bridge because it looks like there's unfortunately a semi that is blocking the number three lane. it broke down right here and as you know with a semi it's not working, take some time to get it out of here. again this is blocking the number three lane on the eastbound lanes near the toll plaza. so that's something to look out for. i haven't seen any major slowing of the speed sensors, no yell or red which indicates that traffic is still flowing in the other two lanes. still pretty easterly so we'll see how it impacts heading in to the 6:00 a.m. the chp traffic report says they have issued a wind advisory for the altamont pass. keep that in mind as you're traveling in to the city or down towards the south bay. we're noticing construction as well on 580. so expect to see a little bit of a delay through that stretch at least for the first half of the morning. so far-right n

slowing popping up here and there. crews moving around. south 6807 sick more valley road should be cleared to the shoulder in a few minutes why back to you. >> thank you. >>> haiti's president is assassinated at his own home. officials say jovenel e attacked no group took credit for the assassination. the first lady is hospitalized. the killing comes during instability and a spike in gang violence. we'll bring you updates as they come in. >>> we report and expose stories important to the community and try not to be part of stories but this time we are. >> today oakland police chief armstrong plans to announce a new initiative, the chief is using a video of two nbc bay area colleagues held up at gun point outside city hall, one of the many violent encounters in oakland and continue to happen on a weekly basis. >> reporter: you are looking at city hall surveillance video capturing a normal day for two very experienced journalists who have spent most of their career covering the east bay. on this day they just happen to be interviewing the ne

doubles up.ch by davis, three outstanding defensive plays for the giants back of guardsmen today, who took a no hitter into the seventh. but after giving up a couple of singles, carpenter puts the cardinals on the board with this smashed to left center off the wall. two runs come into score. it's a triple for carpenter alex dickerson does hit his eighth home run in the giants mount a mini rally in the ninth. but it's not enough. st. louis wins 5 to 3. the giants, currently neck and neck with the dodgers in the national league west, and it looks like the giant avoided big time injury with buster posey. he suffered a thumb contusion yesterday on this foul tip versus the diamondbacks. posey left the game. he was not in the lineup today, but x rays were negative, so he will remain on the roster. for now. he is officially day to day and check out these new giants units. they were unveiled today. lots of buzz surrounding them. they're called the nike city connect. they have a distinct golden gate bridg

let's get you caught up. simone biles, the superstar, the four-time gold medalist in gymnastics, is out of the team competition. this was her a short while ago starting the team competition. she did an event, did some of her routines and simply pulled out. here is what we know this hour. she's pulled out of the team competition. team usa gymnastics is telling us it's a medical issue. now they are not clarifying whether this is a physical issue or a mental health issue. we do know this. simone biles in the last 24 hours has told us through her instagram feed and on camera that she is feeling the weight of the pressure of the entire country on her shoulders. so those are some mental health issues. she's elaborated that her body is banged up a bit. being 24 years old, which is somewhat old, relatively speaking, in gymnastics, her body isn't functioning and recovering as quickly. the bottom line right now, simone biles out of the team competition. team usa, though, will continue to try to win a medal without her.

we see alibaba up more than 1% meituan up 7%. education up 11% now we want to take a look at this morning's other top stories. bertha combs is back with those. good morning again, bertha. >> reporter: good morning again, frank. president biden reportedly set to reveal new steps in the battle to combat the delta variant surge. all federal employees and contractors will be required to be vaccinated or submit to regular testing. he also expects to reveal new incentives to encourage more jabs the move would follow the cdc's decision to reverse its mask recommendations saying that vaccinated people and kids in hot belts in this country should once again wear them indoors we're learning new details meantime about rivian's planned expansion plans. they plan to invest $5 billion into its expected second manufacturing plant. the report adds that the plant will include a 50 gigawatt hour battery cell production and a product and technology center. reuters said construction will begin this fall with producing -- productions, rather, slated

up 6/10 of 1%, in -- up by .8%., just like the abb told us earlier on, all costs are going up. it doesn't seem as if that market has held that against abb today. other businesses say they are confronted by higher costs may be less able to absorb them and up little more punish. a little earlier we checked out the sector feature for you. you can see companies like unilever or very much under pressure. as a result, partly driven by the share price, unilever this morning on the back of the update we got from them on their business. let me put up what we had on unilever this morning. it is down by 4.5%. this on the back of what they had to say about margins. it was the margins that disappointed the cost story and echoed the financial crisis, echoes of 2008 for unilever. natwest also under pressure, down by 1.5%. another throwback to the financial crisis. i was in the height of that that the government took a than 50% -- in rbs then. we see that down by one point 5%. abb also in focus, up 1.9% right now. this is a swedish

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we will not give up until we have all the answers. well, i've been more around of high profile individuals in tunisia, and the latest is a prominent judge fisher academy, who's under house arrest, several parliament terry's also been detained in the past 2 days. president chi side who's sacked, the prime minister and dissolve. parliament is pledging to lead a campaign against corruption. china is raising to contain its worst covered 19 outbreaks a month earlier in july, a cluster of infections caused by the contagious delta volumes. first detected a non ging. since then, it spread to fix on the provinces as well as the capital paging and cha ching, which is one of the world's largest cities of work as a testing millions of people, and they've placed hundreds of thousands in lockdown. meanwhile, protested in malaysia of call for the prime minister to resign over his handling of the pandemic, kuala lumpur, riley was glad mostly by the use to want parliament to be recalled and the relief to be extended to those who are hardest hit by. th

in texas, wages are up 30%.this school has trained nearly 2,000 life guards in 8 different states this year. they say nearly all of them have found jobs. scott benson is back in the pool, the 41-year-old dad life guarded in college. >> i can't even remember what they paid then. >> i bet it wasn't $20 an hour. >> no. >> reporter: many trainees already have a job lined up when they pass the test. >> i really like helping people. >> reporter: it helps that it has never paid better. rockville center, new york. >>> time now is 4:47. let's get a check on the weather and traffic. we will start with weather because it's the weekend. finally here. >> almost here. so glad it's friday. we are making it to the weekend. we are looking at a little bit of a warm up in store for us as we look ahead to the weekend. in fact, today the start of the warming trend, temperatures a little warmer compared to yesterday. here's a live look at san francisco. you can see our wet camera, another morning with drizzle on the coast and bay bec

we're ramping up.getting additional positions to be able to handle that and get the work done. >> the city of berkeley is also working to create an outdoor warning system so that if a fire breaks, especially in the oakland berkeley hills. neighbors can be alerted quickly. we have a section dedicated to drought and wildfire resources on kron. 4 dot com just scan that qr code on your screen for list of preparedness tips and interactive drought map and the latest on water restrictions where you live. >> and it is not it is also going to get very hot so much so that cal iso has issued a flex alert for tomorrow. the agency in charge of the state's power grid is urging everybody to cut back on their power usage tomorrow from 4 in the afternoon until 9 at night. this will help relieve stress on the power grid protected from being overwhelmed and help prevent the need for rolling blackouts. so some tips to help during the flex alert. set your thermostats to 78 degrees or higher avoid using major appliances and

as you light up like a candle. so amazon is referring to microsoft as he evil empire whom i say let's create a rebel alliance. they're trying to get together with dropbox and company called slack. slack a competitor office 3, 6, 5, so they do, you know, slide shows and they do e-mails and we're processing and dropbox. a big storage idea. amazon's got amazon web services and it continuing to build out their empire. you know, they're in the cds then there are the books that they're into one-day delivery tv shows movies. you get the idea there moving into health care. now they're moving into microsoft's backyard of microsoft 3.65 and i guess it's welcome competition because they'll figure out a way to give it away for free with amazon. long as you some sort of subscription long-term relationship. their web services. so give us more options. but i don't know. be careful going up. it's microsoft the evil it may not be fronted by bill lord vader anymore. but it's still very, very formidable. it will be a clash of titans

i'm up here. me after uploading it another political manifesto. popeye takes us into the mountain to see an unusual prison. he spends about a year with pablo escobar in the early 19 months. let me finish this. that's what i didn't know. i don't know what's going on. we're not visiting the prison alone to live because are going with us at the last minute pop. i decided we needed body guards like instead of going thing, i don't know, she goes for ok. i can look at it on that. then i can find out. so i'm going meals that i 100 companion get ok. i don't want to see and, and there's one in response only i thought the stairs dodie, do it financial work a lot. nice. but you're not on concession versus because on document the list, those this bought in 1991 pablo escobar made a deal with the colombian government. he's extra addition to the usa was an old and in return. escobar stopped his reign of terror and went to prison when he built himself. under the same agreement, no police or government treats are

we can end up being used as fertilizer or building materials to come up with the process to separate the concrete, the rebel in the grain, and such a way to find a 2nd life for it. in our analysis shows, we can separate it and turn it into compos, which can be used in agriculture or into services. we can walk on and parks in garden or as roofing, material sheets on the package all down with the metal. you sifting the grain from the rubble could take up to 4 months, rebuilding the port and lebanon's crisis stricken economy will take much longer. now look at some of the other business stories making headlines. your finance ministers have approved spending plans from 12 countries to help their economies recover from the pandemic. thank you. proposals from italy, spain, and france, the reset it all out. 750000000000 your as under the recovery plan, boeing is planning to temporarily cut back production of its 787 dreamliner playing after inspections and give it a new production problems. if they make says the defect isn't a safety risks, but it will further delay deliveries in the jet. it

up to 80 in redwood city. san francisco up to 70 degrees downtown.60s today and as hot as 100 degrees for ukia. still a wide range in temperatures. this will continue as we see the same weather pattern. stagnant area of high pressure, but also causing a surge of the chance to see some showers and thunderstorms between saturday and sunday, especially for the parts of the sierra to the north and then the bay area may just be a little bit more muggy. taking a look at the 7-day forecast and reaching into the mid-90s for hot spots up to 100 degrees. this weekend slightly cooler. overall trend will be for the temperatures to come down by early next week. san francisco we start out the day with fog and should see clearing and the highs up to 70 degrees for the next few days. i'll have a weather update coming up. >> thank you so much. >>> developing now the faa says a fourth person may have been killed in that airplane crash near lake tahoe. that's another death that the authorities previously reported. paper work indicates there may have been four people on

gave up two runs and struck eight. newly called up estrada. it's a big one.his wide open. the giants snap the kid. 11-0 the final. >>> stanley cup final. game three. 3500 fans allowed in montreal. tampa leading 2-0 and theater get on the board in less than two minutes. the goal and less than two minutes later, victor with the shot that goes past carrie price. the first nhl play tore score a goal in every calendar month. just a win away from their second straight stanley cup. that's morning sports. i hope you have a great weekend. we are looking for some of this fog to get chewed out. as we look at the fog and -- it's expanded significantly since we were here last weekend from all the way up through the park northwest down through southern california. you notice the moisture from san diego to los angeles. they have had thunderstorms. that moisture making its way up through the spine of the sierra nevada. allowing for a red flag warning. the greater lake tahoe area tonight. 11:00. early sunday morning. here is a look at hurricane elsa. it's moving quickly west

he gave up the walk-off last night and because he makes up for it tonight.easy one to 3 ending for him to close it out. giants win. 42 they're now 2 games up on la in the national league west. he's evolved into arguably the best linebacker in football and today the forty-niners rewarded him for it. fred warner signed a 5 year 95 million dollar contract with. guess what, 40.5 million dollars guaranteed. fred, i need to hold something. the deal will make warner the highest paid off ball linebacker in nfl history. the 24 year-old was drafted by the niners back in 2018 last year with his best season yet he finished with a 125 tackles 2 interceptions and a sack on his way to being named first team, all pro. the earthquakes on the road taking on sporting kansas city heard amazing venue down there it is. yeah. i need you to get to kansas city. never been there. corner kick right there. nathan cardoso scores on a header. his first goal as an earthquake. it's one nothing stoppage time free cake. off the goal. but the goalie can't recover the save the rebound. kansas

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as you can see, right now dow futures up 133, s&p up 14, nasdaq up 51 and-a-half. but remember, all three major indices finished solidly in the red yesterday. by the way, that was the dow's worst day since the end of october. as you can see, nasdaq down 152, nasdaq down 68. investors rattled over the spike in covid cases with the delta variant, also worried about another round of shutdowns and what could of mean for the he global economy. the selloff was broad based yesterday. look at what europe is doing this morning, you have a similar story, a he rebound happening in the european markets. the ftse, cac dax are slightly higher for right now. asia overnight, another night of red for asia as you can see, the kospi, hang seng, nikkei and shanghai losing ground after the u.s. market drought yesterday. plus, launch day, it is here. jeff bezos and his blue origin crew are ready to travel to the edge of space later this morning. we have got full coverage for you this morning. we're taking you down to texas. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ cheryl: some of the

this policy lines up work.ay trend priorities donta line. >> there are no best practices as bosses navigate the future of work. >> it's a revolution on the future of work. nobody has seen anything like that before. >> while organizations often say change is the only contact management experts say they are going into an unknown future. a doctor says employees spend a lot of time look at their priorities while doing remote work. >> i think there will be a lot of spring cleaning that is going to go on. get rid of some practices that works prepandemic but not post and then add some new practices that wedidn't think about. >> managers may have little choice with the red hot labor market and workers willing to quit if they prefer remote work. trying to find the right formula by giving flexibility could back fire when diversity is a major initiative. employees trying to balance family life with remote work may loose the visibility that could cheat them of promotions. >> we could find single young men are all the manag

winds up to 65 miles an hour.ional hurricane center says that isolated tornadoes and a storm surge of those who still remain a threat. also heavy flooding still a risk. the severe weather did complicate the search at the collapsed. a condo building in surfside, florida today. authorities announced the search for possible survivors around the site has now shifted from rescue to recovery. and this comes as an additional 8 bodies were uncovered today bringing the total number of dead now to 54 teams on the ground say at this point it's unlikely that they're going to find. >> any more victims alive. kron four's. kareen wynter has the latest details. >> a somber scene at the side of the florida condominium collapse. nearly 2 weeks after the disaster search teams sifting through twisted metal broken concrete and scattered debris facing the grim reality of no longer finding more survivors alive. saying they've detected no new signs of life today are engineers. >> and our staff are in the north building. the champlain nor

only up to 59 today in san francisco but balmy. low 70s for san jose and intoof and another day of below- average temperatures tomorrow for inland portions of the area and then back to near average as we head into the weekend with temperatures at 62 at sfo but 57 downtown and 63 in oakland and 64 heyward in palo alto. 84 concord and fairfield and those will drop off and the fog will spread out as we head through the rest of the evening and overnight and widespread reduced visibility's friday but it backs up quickly by 9:00 or 10:00 in the morning and it will take a little fro but it will back up toward the coast early afternoon and even some signs you may see some sunshine glimmering through along the coast by friday afternoon with temperatures not too much different for coastal locations but further inland they will warm up more. tonight a touch on the cool side for the middle of july and upper 40s for santa rosa with everybody else in the low to mid 50s with high temperatures tomorrow a few degrees below normal about 4 or 5 low a

hands up, hands up man, hands up!cks on the ottoman's railway supply lines worked, the war ended and several new nations, syria, iraq, libya were formed. the origins of the middle east that know today can be traced to these attacks on the railway and the subsequent covering up of the region by the brits and french. that was rajan there under bombardment in the blazing heat of the jordanian desert. it's a bit of a temperature change now and we head to the chilly austrian alps where ben braved —30 degrees centigrade and a gathering storm for a spot of snow camping and let's just say it didn't all go to plan. we have put up all of the tents now. mostly these guys. it's going well, it is a lot warmer than i thought. so after some hard work, our camp is set and i will be honest, a hot drink has never been more satisfying. as the sun fell behind the mountains, little did we know that this would be a last chance to take in this amazing environment. it was most definitely the calm before the storm. it's absolutely freezing an

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up there.>> the conversation at the mueller's kitchen table was recorded. >> we started taking photos. she took a few me. i took a few of her. >> fred describe it in detail how that kodak moment went wrong. >> i suggested that she take a picture with her dog. and it's -- a border collie and it's just a an extremely skittish dog. she -- looks at me and i take her picture and we think everything school. and i think, like, a bird kind of flutters by. >> fred said the rambunctious border collie got startled. >> but the dog just jumps out as she's turning and it's like ... her feet just went out from under her. it's like a just happened in slow motion in front of me... she falls forward and -- i remember lunging for to try to... get to her. but i was probably five, six, seven feet from. her >> fred said he witnessed leslie freefall. it looked like to me like she just did a swan dive. and lands on the rocks, right by the water. just -- just -- like head and shoulders. and -- just crumples. and then j

up to you to make up your own mind.nse is fine. people can calculate their own tolerance. politicians should take lockdowns the biggest mistake of the pandemic off the table. 80% of those 65-60% of all adults fully vaccinated. this is not something for the government to get involved with at this point. the biden administration they go on to say has made a huge mistake promising miracles of beating covid. they're blaming tech companies, republican run states who won't persuade the vaccine doubters, they never real. some honest realism about covid persistence might. also, locking down will do nothing for americans except breed more resentment. steve: right. because we don't ever want to have another lockdown like that. we found out after we had locked down there is certain, to your point, ainsley, you wear a mask, you social distancing. and wearing plexiglass and the numbers started of going down. real lifesaver has been the vaccine can you get it if your doctor says you are okay for it get it will save your life. but, at

it a mess up here. jeanine: what do you see in terms of the up grants coming in, or the illegals coming in. how are they didn't and how do you compare with texas in terms of immigrants? >> we deal strictly with cartel trafficking. they have control on human struggling and drug smuggling in this county. it's a very violent was we have in our county when it comes to the cartels pushing people through. we have had a dozen go to the hospital based on pursuits. judge jeanine: the sinaloa cartel, legendary. why here in arizona as opposed to texas? >> i think the biggest thing we have going for us here, we are a very rural county. so the playground for the cartel is attractive to them. they can work in the mountain areas and be concealed. so the efforts my office, local law enforcement, the governor, former government unpresident trump, we did amazing things. >> what would you say to joe biden? >> you have to get us to the table. the bottom line is, you and i share one thing, the citizens of this country. the

follow up data. also new this morning, a panel of experts that advises the cdc will meet to consider additional shots for people with fragile immune system. the committee will discuss extra booster shots for up to 4% of americans. >>> looking at los angeles, in a matter of hours, everyone in the county will have to mask up again indoors. >> justin andrews is live in walnut trick-or-treat this creek this morning. could we see another mandate like that in the bay area? >> reporter: we could but we may not. the difference with the bay area is that our vaccination rates are way higher. looking at this coffee shop, you may have to wear a mask inside, it depends. they are seeing a rise in cases but the number of deaths is stable right now. in los angeles county, starting tomorrow, masks will be required indoors regardless of vaccination status. they have seen over 1,000 cases a day in the county. sacramento county is recommending that fully vaccinated people should wear a facemask indoors. at a news confer

just saw a pick up in the volume. i'll give you an update on the tri-valley. >>> "the new york times" report that a northern california family is the late toast sue tesla over its self-driving ability or inability. the family's 15-year-old son was killed after the car he was riding in was struck from behind by a self-driving tesla. police say he was not wearing his seat belt and he was ejected. the data from the tesla shows it didn't try to slow down before striking the back of the car. there have been a number of deaths attributed to the self-driving feature including one not far from the latest death when an apple engineer's car steered him into a barrier on northbound 101. he complained the autopilot tried to steer him into that barrier before. the ntsb says a video game was active on his phone at the time of the crash. >>> we'll watch shares of tesla and amazon, the first business day for that company with a new ceo jeff bezos, semi retired. stock markets have been setting record after record. one of the longest w

this moves up from the south. combination of the possibility of dry lightning. those are worrisome and worth watching as the advisory goes from 5:00 today, the red flag warning, until 5:00 on monday. 54 downtown. 56, oakland and mountain view. 58, san jose. you can see the transamerica pyramid. the deck of low clouds, 500 feet, the marine layer is compressed. it is sunny elsewhere. 49, santa rosa. 51, livermore. we have another view of mt. tam that shows the marine air exerting its influence. mist and drizzle. it's been a cool summer in the lower elevations have higher relative humidity and a little more fuel moisture where the upper elevations, relative humidity from 20% down to the single digits. above 2000 feet, north and east bay hills, the possibility of dry thunderstorms. that means lightning. bringinginrisk of wildfires. they could spread. back to seasonal averages by tuesday. here is a look at the low cloud deck. it doesn't go anywhere. here comes a moisture into the sierra nevada. watching that. we have t

up and down. it's just crazy. >> what's driving the surge and is any relief on the horizon? >>> in court, britney spears before the judge today for what could be the biggest step yet in her highly publicized fight for freedom. what she's asking the judge for now. >>> all of that, plus from the edge of space to studio 1a, richard branson still walking on air after his historic flight. this morning, he'll be with us live along with a pioneering crewmate to talk about opening up the next era of space travel. >>> and starry night. vladimir guerrero jr. leads the american league to a big win in the 91st all-star game as baseball's best players slug it out in denver. >> and the american league has won their eighth straight as they win it here tonight. >> today wednesday, july 14th, 2021. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today." nice to have you with us on a wednesday morn

my you could hear clearly up, up, up, up, up, up in the second of the 2 nations.ys prior to the shooting. his surveillance camera. >> captured what he believes was the suspect's car speeding down the roadway and turning back around to track down and fire at the victims in their car. >> give me a little. sure is the child really hope police chief shawny williams says the shooting followed another about 2 hours earlier in town which resulted in the murder of a man at this time. he says it's unclear if the 2 incidents are related motives also still under investigation, but he believes the woman and the child or family members. we should all be outraged. >> to see. i'm a father. and when you have a 8 year-old victim that's a victim of gun violence it's it's a tragedy. chief. william says both the woman and child are in critical condition, adding that the child has been stabilized williams says gun violence is a public health crisis sharing his department has seen a 23% increase in the number of guns being taken off the streets. >> in vallejo phillipe all kron 4 news.

so we'll change up the music. so we're trying to appeal to a broader audience even on a quintessentially foggy san francisco de the atmosphere is inviting general manager michael pace wants to remind locals, it's still here. so we're not just a tourist destination with a great history. we have a lot of the heritage and great stories going to 1926 and that was built. this is called the weeping corner and back during world war 2 women would gather here to watch as their men with sail off from the bay. back to war. and it's not the only time history top marks still honors. one of reasons i thought the during the war with the squadron bubbles personnel would be the bulk of the box. and they do it shipping out there would say i'm giving this book. look at the somebody from my squadron will my brigade in the drink on me. >> and that developed this tradition of the squadron off to the world war when a way of the back in 2009. we started and we accept cabinets at the pentrance of the mark with ove 80 bottles that people d

store dress up as an employee. tie up. everybody inside. while it's still very early in the investigation. police now say they're just thankful everybody's ok. >> trying to determine really what was the intent? was this an intent to commit a crime with these weapons. was this an attempt to to mass there's certainly a lot to suggest that. something very bad was was going to occur. what we do know is because of the quick work of the campbell resident and the campbell police department. >> this person is now in custody and will not be able to hurt anyone. >> prosecutors charge marteen's with possession of assault weapons silencers drugs and pipe bomb parts. he is currently being held on $300,000 bail. we'll keep you posted on this case. pam. catherine, now back to you. >> thank you. grant 2 bay area man been charged with planning to attack the democratic headquarters in sacramento. court. documents say that napa resident ian rogers and resident journey. copeland began making plans after the 2020 election. they are accused of planning to use ex

up data. new this morning, a panel of experts that advises the cdc will meet next weekuble possible additional vaccine shots for people with fragile immune systems. that could affect up to 4% of americans. >>> all students and staff in the uc system must be vaccinated before returning to the campus in fall. unvaccinated students will not be able to attend in person classs or live in the dorms. >>> everyone in los angeles county will be required to mask up again indoors starting tomorrow as covid-19 cases spike there. >> justin andrews is live in walnut creek. could we see another mandate like that in the bay area? >> reporter: doctors say right now that is still up in the air. the difference between the bay area and l.a. is that we have a higher vaccination rate. so that's something that they are looking at. they will keep monitoring that throughout the weeks. they admit they are seeing covid-19 cases climb. the number of deaths remain stable right now. starting tomorrow night in los angeles c

his own son up there.they're pretty confident and then you've got a very funk who trained as an astronaut was supposed to go to space didn't until now. she's 82. so i think that there pretty covered even though they don't have a specifically a pilot on board. there's going to be shot up and back. sure. yeah. so keep listening. and i think. >> they may be describing exactly what's happening right now. let's dip in and listen to the reef lee of our astronauts as they get ready for their flight to space and back this morning. >> no, they're just going toss into so it's it's the damon oliver daemen who is on the left hand. >> window and he's just keeps looking out panoramic window and had glancing out. what a ride that's got to be for him at 18 years old. yeah. but you know what, that window seat custom 20 of his dad 27 million dollars room. so but if you ask all of them when they get back, they'll say worth it. >> worth it. and of course, down the road. it won't cost you 27 million to fly this thing, which is

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summit up. -- sum it up. michael: the economy is strong. do not know was how everybody would react out of the pandemic recession because we've never seen anything like this. the feeling was a reopening would be a gradual rebuild as people got more confident in going out. you look at some of the numbers from may to june. i am trying to make sure i did not get this wrong. food and drinking places, we weren't about whether people would want to go out in public, they are up 2.3% which is quite strong. from last year, up 40%. people going back to get out and enjoy a good time. the other numbers that might be considered big, gasoline up 2.3%. clothing and accessories up 2.6%. general merchandise stores up 1.9%. department stores 5.9%. a lot of spending in june and it looks like americans are trying to get back to normal as quickly as possible. jonathan: michael mckee, thank you. keep saying come enjoy yourself wherever you are, that undisclosed location. let's run through the data. upside surprise 1.1% against an estimate of .4%. the previous mon

before a three-day weekend the dow is up about 141 points, the nasdaq up 94 we have green across the board all after the strong jobs report we are on track for the major averages keeping an eye on the dow in particular slightly the underperformer today we're watching lordstown under investigation by the department of justice shares are dropping 11%, down around $9.2. some under the radar names are hitting new highs. waters, otis world we are talking about all-time highs in the session today >> and after the double digit gains in the first half of the year people are asking if stocks can keep going the more stocks climb, the harder it is to keep climbing. that's the law of big numbers. so will stocks become a victim of their own success let's bring in bob pisani. >> reporter: it's another new high for the s&p 500, folks, up nine out of the last ten trading sessions the nasdaq had a new high. the dow just shy of that new high, could close today. here is the problem for the second half. the bulls have the momentum but the math is limiting the upside. that happens typically, but we haven

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it's only up 3%. in the last year it's only up 29%. production issues, if it gives any clarity there. it's about china recertification in the second half of the year, any clarity there. i bet we don't get that tomorrow, but that's key to the stock. and how they're doing in 737 max recovery as well this trade calls on free cash flow any guidance they can give us should be positive in 2022, but any guidance is going to affect the stock. >> you don't think expectations are ratcheted up just because people are tired of hearing the bad stories come out every week, steph. you probably among them. >> i've always owned this stock for the long term though this is like a ge story to me, and i own a couple of these in my portfolio not all of them are this way but it's a restructuring story you've got to give it time to play out up only 3% year-to-date, when industrials are up mid teens year-to-date i think expectations are low enough we'll have to see. >> doc, you've got calls, right? >> yeah, but i've overridden them all the option activity we h

it had a, a push and pull factor and wages push prices up, which in turn push wages up. but now most of the inflation doesn't come from that kind of slow acting dynamic. it's really coming from an asset, inflation that could collapse any time. you know, if you have a bare market and stocks, you're going to be deflating like crazy to follow up on a point they just made and one that a mistake that i make often. so in other words, destruction of capital is really associated with inflation because you're incorrect, increasing all this money and you're destroying the purchasing power, etc. whereas deflation, as you're pointing out here, is an attempt to preserve the system as it is. and so this is why when banks are about to fall on their debts, the federal government just comes in and does so quantitative easing, they take all that bad debt off their balance sheets and they replace it with some new fresh treasury bells. so they're not, they're not allowing the system declines itself. of all the mal investments that may or may not have occurred there and keeping a system aflo