i am vice president of the bay area for alaska airlines.e are honored to be the first corporate sponsor of the opportunities for all program. i want you to help me pick a number. when someone goes and takes unpaid internship for the summer, how much do you think they give up in wages if they don't take a paid summer job? 3,000? do you think it is higher? $5,000? how many think it is around $5,000? how many think it is more than that? that's right. it is $6,800 is the estimated amount of money you give up by tag an unpaid internship during the summer. that is incredible for those looking for ways to build professional experience. opportunities for all the making that happen by allowing you to take on a paid internship and making sure you get the invaluable. no amount of money can cover the experience you are going to develop. we want to say that is incredibly important. at alaska airlines we have been giving in communities for a very long time. in the bay area we have thousands of employees from ramp agents to mechanics to pilots to customer

alaska airlines, top sponsor for opportunities for all. please welcome bay area vice president anna bell chang. >> thank you. it is perfect at the giants stadium we look around and realize practice makes perfect. it takes training and a lot of years of experience. that is exactly what opportunities for all is. it is about developing your experience, perfecting professionalism. how to take a phone call, be a good employee, become a good boss one day. here we realize it takes that grit and that perseverance and teamwork. it is a perfect setting for us. i am vice president of the bay area for alaska airlines. we are honored to be the first corporate sponsor of the opportunities for all program. i want you to help me pick a number. when someone goes and takes unpaid internship for the summer, how much do you think they give up in wages if they don't take a paid summer job? 3,000? do you think it is higher? $5,000? how many think it is around $5,000? how many think it is more than that? that's right. it is $6,800 is the estimated amount of mone

now a shout out to or sponsor alaska airlines, top sponsor for opportunities for all.ome bay area vice president anna bell chang. >> thank you. it is perfect at the giants stadium we look around and realize practice makes perfect. it takes training and a lot of years of experience. that is exactly what opportunities for all is. it is about developing your experience, perfecting professionalism. how to take a phone call, be a good employee, become a good boss one day. here we realize it takes that grit and that perseverance and teamwork. it is a perfect setting for us. i am vice president of the bay area for alaska airlines. we are honored to be the first co

alaska airlines flight 1323 from san francisco to seattle, was diverted to portland late last night. the cabin filled with smoke. firefighters were waiting for the plane when it landed. no reports of injury. we're still waiting to find out why there was smoke in the cabin. >>> biden has events scheduled in four cities in iowa today and tomorrow. president trump is scheduled to attend a fundraiser and visit an ethanol plant. it's the first time the two will campaign in the same state on the same day. >>> former red sox star, david ortiz is in boston now this morning, continuing to recover, just days after he was shot in an ambush, in his native dominican republic. now, ortiz was met by fans when he left the intensive care unit of a hospital. on sunday, ortiz was at the dial bar and lounge when he was ambushed and shot in the back. ortiz was rushed to the hospital, where doctors removed his gallbladder and part of his intestine. his liver was also damaged. >> i do trust that he will be fine. that's all i want from everybody here, you know? just stay positive. and keep praying for him.

alaska airlines presented the city with a check for $300,000. the program can continue during the summer months. low income students can have a supportive and safe place to go. >> at the heard of what we do at alaska airlines is take care of each other, take care of our community, and take care of our people. and daycare and afterschool programming is extremely burdensome and a worry. and we're making sure that the kids have fun and enjoy the summer in the process. >>> more than 400 students participate in the sj learn program. >>> a 13-year-old boy from san jose will have great stories to tell his friends when he comes back from the national spelling bee. >> you can see him holding the number 5 sign. there was an eight way tie for first play. we went to the middle school and talked to the classmates. >> it was unprecedented. the scripps national spelling bill crowned eight contestants. his classmates, teachers, and his teacher watched with baited breath. >> as the rounds continued. 20 rounds, 3 1/2 hours, that's grueling doing anything for 3 1/

topic number one, we begin on alaska airlines where the good news is an employee has cracked a 10-year-olde. he's also cracked a 5-year-old case, a 3-year-old case and brand-new ones. check it out. there he goes. he don't care. shout it like you mean pit. this fellow was caught on camera chucking cargo of the plan. airline has opened an investigation into the luggage launcher and if he's found guilty he'll be sent to where all of the deviant people go, spirit air. they found the luggage. the airline has apologized to customers. and while they didn't waive the luggage fees spirally they did throw them a discount. topic number two, let's go to houston texas where a man got stuck in a traffic circle. this is why you never listen to the spin doctors in texas. or anywhere for that matter. come on, man. that's a pocketful of krit cry o night. the driver wu ticketed for not having a gun rack. the twirling trucker is said to be doing just fine. while this wasn't the wildest video, it was nice to see a texan wiping out. topic number three. happy birthday to me. it is mugshot monday. this week's win

alaska airlines presented this for $300,000 for the program.t allows the program to continue during the summer months. this offers low-income students in kindergarten through third grade a supportive place to go. >> take care of our community and take care of our people, and often we take care and our afterschool program was extremely expensive and worry for all of the parents. we are taking that worry away, and giving it to the kids to have fun and enjoy the summer in the process. >> more than 400 students participated in the program. mi parents okay up before opening a social media account. lawmakers say that social media is a potentially dangerous place for children. it ranges from cyber bullying to sexual predators. the bill requires to receive a parent or guardian's consent before allowing a person under the age of 13 to open a social media account. >> there is a lot of dangerous out there on social media, and you know when it comes to our cars, we don't let kids drive, we say they have to be licensed when they are 16 why should it be any

alaska airlines said 2 flights were delayed to san francisco and san jose in an effort to get passengers tsa and back on to the plane. coming up next in tonights flying tales have a whole lot of fun we'll take you to a playground in the sky. >>and it is course the lawyers at another shooter in the >>in tonight's flying tale story kid is going to do something very different. he's going to make us have some serious usually would pick up some animals or do something like use. but this time i found some bay area pilots who've turn the sky above the sacramento river into an aviation playground. >>i went up with 4 guys who spend many of their weekends doing this flying their little planes with big tires and the places where there are no airports even anything close to a runway. >>the planes are built to land just about anywhere. it can start less than the length of even on a gravel >>we asked permission for the only land what was supposed to look at rice we get in trouble, alex dis s uh got the bug for this kind of flying after a trip to alaska. he saw planes going into back country places he

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. >> reporter: the summer program is made possible by a $300,000 donation from alaska airlines. since 2018 the airline provided $1 million in grants to various organizations across the bay area. >> we're trying to close the achievement gap so families with a lot and without a lot could be even and we want to make sure that is where san jose is. >> reporter: it began nearly four years ago. >> who knows who would take care of them or any food to eat and i think that is the one meaningful impacts that go beyond just the academic. >> reporter: business and community leaders working together to build a better bay area one student at a time. >> we know if a child is not meeting a grade level by third grade, they're four times more likely to drop out of high school. and that is not -- tolerable for us. >> chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> and it is warmer outside. >> will it last for the weekend? sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> i would not have it any other way. tomorrow is going to be absolutely gorgeous. a lot like today. sunday is cooler. live doppler 7 right now showing you s

i want to thank the major sponsor of this program, alaska airlines and at and t for making a significant investment along with so many other people. the department of children, youth and families, of course, through my budget we committed $8 million to this program. i am dedicated to making this work and providing you with all of the opportunities possible. i also want to thank a couple of city agencies that basically answered the call. i want to start with the department of public works. they have hundreds of internship opportunities available as well as the san francisco police department. thank you, chief, for being here and the opportunitying you provide to our young people and the san francisco airport. when i think about the san francisco airport, they are taking on 200 young people. there are so many layers, administrative, human resources, security, luggage. there are all of these different things that happen in the airport, and i am just so excited about what you all are going to discover this summer. i used to listen to kmdl. i remember when renel got engaged to tommy moon and

alaska airlines flight 1323 from san francisco to seattle, diverted to portland late last night. the cabin filled with smoke. firefighters were waiting when the plane finally landed. no word of any injuries. and we're still waiting to find out why there was smoke in the cabin. >>> 5:11 is the time now. because of the bay area heat. many people are heading to the beach to cool off. but coming up, the warning from rescue crews, after a teenager was pulled under water and drowned. >>> and a helicopter in new york crashed into a high-rise, killing the pilot. what authorities say about what happened and the local connection to that building. >>> good morning. right now, we do have traffic that is doing pretty well. if you are driving at the macarthur maze. we'll tell you a little more about this coming up. >>> and in weather, get ready for another warm to hot forecast. another round of triple digits. portions was bay area. but we will cool things off in your five-day forecast. we'll have more on that coming up in a little bit. dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily, her dor

. >> it is made possible by a $300,000 donation from alaska airlines. provided more than $1 million in grants and flights to those in the bay area. >> we're trying to close the achievement gap, families with a lot versus families without a lot can be even and we want to make sure that's where san jose is. >> the program has seen positive results across the board since it began four years ago. ? who knows who would be taking care of them? who knows if they'd have food to eat and i think that's one of the meaningful impacts that go beyond just the academic. >> business and community leaders working together to build a better bay area one student at a time. >> we know if a child is not reading at grade level by third grade they are four times more likely to be dropping out of high school and that's not tolerable for us. >> the city plans to expand the program to 26 schools across eight school districts in san jose. still to come on abc 7 mornings, the i-team reporter dan noyes finds out just how far san francisco police went to try to find out who leaked a

we're asking folks to donate airline miles, delta, united, american, alaska, all the major airlines. if you have airline miles to spare, what we'd like you to do is call us, 1-833-nbc-kntv. our goal today, 1 million miles. we're going to be on this phone bank until 7:00 tonight. we hope you call and donate your miles. i want to tell you the type of person that this gift will benefit. here's 11 danielle santos. this is -- she is a wish kid from burlingame. danielle, what did you wish for? >> i wished for a trip to disney in hawaii. >> when did you get to go? >> i went december last year. i think. yeah. >> what did you like about it? >> i really liked everything, but the main thing i really liked was spending time with my family. it was kind of a break from everything that we went through before the trip, and we didn't have much family time because my mom -- my mom and i were always at the hospital, my dad was at work and my sister was at college at the time, so we didn't have much -- >> so you went through cans? had cancer treatments. how are things going now? >> they're wonderful, i

we're taking those airline miles from delta, united, alaska, jet blue, southwest and american airlines. you could go to our website, nbcbayarea.com, and that way you can figure out how you can give some money as well. it is so easy to do. we're making it as easy as possible for you. all you have to do is take the first step and connect with us. call or log online. >> that is right. so once again, the number 833-622-5688. make a difference in some great kids lives as well. we'll do this all day long until 7:00 tonight. >> so that is what you need to do. pick up the phone, you need to call. we want to hear all of the phones ringing in here before we go off air today. because we want to make so many kids smile. as you could see, scott is on the phone now speaking to someone and donating miles and we thank this person for calling. i think it is christine. thank you so much for calling. and again, that number 833-622-5688. >>> right now on "california live," the a-listers bringing on the funny. then kim found a way to entertain the kiddos while getting the job done. >> i found the perfect p

alaska airlines worker carelessly throwing luggage from a plane. not good.hey will no longer employ the contract worker. that will get you fired. ed: president trump suspending the threat of tariffs to take stronger measures on the border. how will this deal be implemented to actually stop out flood of illegal immigrants? here to discuss retired ice director and fox news contributor tom homan. good morning, tom. >> good morning. how are you doing? >> let's get your initial thoughts and reaction. what do you think is good about this deal? >> everything. i mean, the three things we have been talking about on fox for the last few months are a part of this plan, right? i have been saying that we need to attack the criminal cartels operating with impunity in mexico. ones operating this entire surge. that is front and center on this plan. the government of mexico is committed to deploying national guard not only to the southern border but in the interior. work with law enforcement to target, dismantle, and disrupt the infrastructure. financial infrastructure of th

airline miles number. and we're doing it through delta, united, alaska, jetblue, southwest and american airlines.sy for you do this especially for a lot of that you have the air miles, you want to give them up, this is your chance to do that. >> and cash is also accepted as well. so whatever you can do. >> and what we love hear, murmu talking and we want to hear that throughout the day. we'll be here from now until 7:00. so just do it right now. call us with the miles as well as the cash donations. that will be a great thing. we really want to help the kids really achieve the dream. >> and it is such a great thing. and your money will stay right here with the bay area make-a-wish foundation. so make sure you call us. great to see mike and scott on the phone already accepting donations. >> so call us, 833-622-5688. can't wait to hear from you. > g. >>> goodmorning overnight, let's talk president security adviser extend olive branch to iran. >> door open to all that iran needs to do walk through that open door morning sayin administration is,quote, mentally sanctions mark the end o diplomacy. where

they've been doing great quarter so names like jet blue, alaska ' air, delta, t off b about 10% in the second quarter. airlines have been gainingack pricing power. been able to reduce capacity and that's a key issue that's been s plaguing the iy for the past several years. for "nightly business report", i'm bob pisani. >>> micron reported better thane expected revnd says it sees early signs of improving dend. micron ine of those companies caught in the mid of the u.s. does arade wars since i lot of business with that country. josh liptoonjoins usht from san francisco. what was the one key take away from that? >> heading into the earnings report, the stock has really taken it on the chin. it was down more than 20%rom its intraday highs in early april and a big reasont there, was huawei or specifically the t fallout from tmp administration's for the decision to blacklist the giantt an important customer. makes about 13% of revenue. when executives on the call said though was listen, they reviewed that ban. shipping some subset of their current products to huawei. i checked in with rbc, they said listen, this was

all the airlines are to the upside jetblue, alaska, american, they're all trading to the upside dependsy looking at finally, i want to know, ipos yesterday, a little flutter there with some of the big names that have been up double digits. down notably on the day, down double digits. all that is a little more stable today, zoom, resolve, pay to duty, cloud strike flattish, down four days in a row, keep an eye on that. slack, $35, that's not bad they opened at $38.50 last week. reference price was $26. that's still well above the initial reference price. sara, back to you. >> bob, thank you. >> to the bond pits now. rick santelli at the cme group in chicago tracking the action as always. good morning, rick. >> good morning, sara. how low can rates go well, you know, last week on wednesday was fed day. that established at least for a while a new low closing yield for 10s, 202 last night 201 let's look at a chart that starts last wednesday on fed day. you see we had some 197 low yields intraday. but the close wasn't down there. now we're definitely hovering below 2%, most likely extendingi