allen: thank you, brian.se that may not know, ward 6 is the only ward that is a part of all four quadrants of our city. that makes it a highly diverse and ever-evolving area. part of its evolution is the ongoing transformation of the l'enfant plaza. it was officially dedicated in 1968. these new activations of the central public space reimagine it for the 21st century. i think it took a very special vision to see how the international spy museum could be central to such a reimagined public space. but we are lucky that milton and ltz andnd tamar ma the dynamic leadership of the entire museum team had that vision to help make this a reality. their deep commitment, diligent work over the last few years has brought these impressive new buildings, hidden, yet in plain sight. for that, we want to salute you for the vision that you brought today. thank you very much. [applause] mr. allen: i do think that we battled with the zoning commission a little bit around how far out this could go. i think i want to revisit th

both allen and roosevelt were too valuable to send home for good. allen commands the hundred and fourth infantry division very well in northwest europe in 1944. roosevelt famously earns the medal of honor for his actions there. he is about to get his own division level command and died of a heart attack. this was during the battle of normandy. they just felt that the division needed a new culture. knowing what you know about the 'the big red one' their insularity and resentment against outsiders, imagine how happy they are going to be about these two really popular commanders. people you would've known and seen quite a bit throughout north africa and sicily. people you would've felt a connection with. at the very same time when you have received this momentous mission of leaving the invasion of france, which they deeply resented because they thought we done enough, were supposed to go home and train new people do this stuff. we've done plenty, combat soldiers always think once they've done their battle let's abeles carry the load. a lot was riding o

we're doing very well. >> tim allen is still on tv.character himself, but a baxter describe last-minute hollywood. you like the push people's buttons on that show? >> what is that? >> trump. >> we dressed up as trump supporters. we insided to public that button. if you don't think one way, you are completely dibbled a million different things. he showed us, he didn't believe home improvement to be accurate. allen, who turns 66 next week, he takes in the "tool time" set. >> it is still here. >> reporter: he hang on to a soft spot demon. asis la to do this. >> it's an angry automobile. >> okay. it's also a really fun bauble. it's more smiles per miles for me. >> reporter: and it's only for quick trips. turns out his main car is a battery-powered tesla. he has two daughters and he says he dreams of a cleaner world for them. >> all of the "toy story" movies, are about -- >> fuel, batteries, we think around with the cars. that would be something to shoot for. justice fixing something. how appropriate is that? >> yeah. >> reporter: and with

somehow, allen mentioned it. so, these aeo programs , it is risk management. if you open your information to the authorities, and we are confident, we feel good with your information, we know that you are a trusted trader and you have less than 1% of, let's say, red lettuce. in order for us to get a better risk management, we need more information. we need better information. so, in advance, it will be better for us to process the ship is. and it will be faster for you to cross the border. >> any other questions? and then we will go back. a microphone is coming. it is on its way. >> sam with the border trade alliance. al, you go way back, and jorge is new, but you are all saying, trust me, the government. that is what you're saying. and we go to mexico city and we try to have meetings together with businesses. and they say we are going to invite said. they say no, we don't want anything to do with it. there is and issue in connection with what the government has access to. as far as i know, you don't have the best internet connections. you don't have the most

allen: very often.ne of the new things this administration has been metering, which means they only allow people to come through port of entries at certain times and so many a day, which may cause families to remain in mexico for a long time, which can be problematic for those families so they do other things to try to get to the u.s. it fails me to understand how i wall is going to fix that problem and address the issues of a closed border. some metrics or the ability to triage individuals to make sure if they are legally applying for asylum we can get them in in a timely fashion. brent: do you have any information tonight about the whereabouts and conditions of those children who were moved from that holding facility in clint, texas this week. that was a facility where people said conditions were squalid and unsanitary for children. allen: right. this is the problem. we were able to capture pictures of those individuals who tragically lost their lives at the border, but we cannot get into these detent

i'm paul allen live from the australia summit in sydney. bloombergry ahn from headquarters in new york. we are counting down to the market open. paul: here are the top stories we are covering in the next hour. signals of being open to rate cuts and watching the fallout from the trade war. the stocks jumped the most since january. carmakers and chip stocks rally on the hopes of avoiding tariffs. president trump says that he will go ahead next week. china turns up the heat even further. citizens warn against traveling to america in the trade war. shery ahn: but get a quick check on tuesday'ss session. rally in more than 2%. the s&p 500 pushed above the level. from chairman powell signal being open to rate cuts. we such it makers and carmakers rallying as there was more optimism coming out of the possibility of avoiding u.s. going up next week. we are seeing the nasdaq gaining 2.7%. u.s. futures also getting .3%. treasury yields any ground for the first time in a week. let's see how we are setting up for the session and asia. -- in asia. paul:

tom hanks and tim allen did something that was really cool. only "e.t."vited along for their good work mission. our brooke anderson. >> sometimes, the younger boys especially like buzz lightyear and they see me and it's like, why's this ugly man talking like buzz lightyear? >> to infinity and beyond! >> and it kind of makes them angry so, i'm likely getting a syringe thrown at me. >> i don't think they actually put in the u-g-l-y word. >> are you spelling ugly? >> well, i don't want to say it. >> oh, there was nothing u-g-l-y about this, kid patients and their families at orlando's advent health children's hospital getting showered with l-o-v-e from tom and tim. the guys delivered a ton of goodies -- books, games, autographed toys. >> i'm not a forky, but i'll sign it nonetheless. >> there we go. there we go. >> aw, that's amazing. >> and posed for some selfies. it's all a part of disney team of heroes initiative which supplies gifts to over 445 children's hospitals across the country. why is it so special and so important for you guys to be here today do

please welcome council member charles allen. ♪[music]♪ [applause] >> thank you very much.plause to norman. thank you very much. i'm very delighted to be here this evening. i'm honored to share the stage with senator warner, general clapper, mayor bowser, mr. maltz and, of course, the entire leadership of the international spy museum. i also want to acknowledge that i'm joined by my colleague, jack evans, who has been instrumental in this spy museum's history as well. and, of course our deputy mayor who has been a fantastic partner in all of these efforts. thank you, brian. for those that may not know, ward six is the only ward that is a part of all four quadrants of our city. that makes it a highly diverse and ever-evolving area. part of its evolution is the ongoing transformation of the plaza. it was officially dedicated in 1968. these new activations of the public face reimagine it for the 21st century. i think it took a very special vision to see how the international spy museum could be central to such a reimagined public space. but we are lucky that milton and the dyn

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allen: mr. speaker, we are nearly six months into the democratic-controlled house of representatives and here we are debating amendments toll an 106 t $1 trillion minibus, billion above budget caps without a glimpse of a fiscal year 2020 budget year proposal from house democrats. you might ask, how did we get to this point? well, my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are saying that increase in defense spending justifies increases in nondefense spending across the board. now and always strengthening our defense should remain priority number one. but providing twice as much additional funding for ondefense programs is simply irresponsible. additionally, if congress does not come to a budget cap agreement, these spending levels would lead to sequestration which would be devastating to the military. as someone who has experience operating with a budget, i am appalled by the lack of fiscal responsibility being shown here today. . . this minibus is a complete disservice to our country and our

i am paul allen in sydney.: i am shery ahn. the week ahead on wall street promises to be action-packed. it will be the u.s. markets' first chance to react to the apparent mexico tariffs truths become a fresh of earnings and oil still in the spotlight. su keenan has more. u.s. futures are rallying up .6%. su: there is a bit of optimism into the monday session. the dollar is taking a hit and there is positive comments about u.s.-china trade. let's go to the snapshot. the dollar ended its worst week of losses since february 2018. the question going into week one is will it be a positive monday for change? that is interesting to see for the town. futures are up, oil at 54, that will be closely watched because it has taken such a hit as well. let's go directly to one of the spotlight for monday, merger monday coming early. that is a big deal in the tech sector. looking at the friday close, both of these stocks are up 20% year to date which is a strong performance. the companies announced in a statement of they will

good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. we begin with breaking news in santa clara county tonight, a disgruntled ford dealership employee shot and killed two of his managers, before then turning the gun on himself at the ford store off konkan road. employees ran for their lives. maria medina was the first reporter on scene, and is live with exclusive latebreaking information. maria? >> reporter: late tonight, a source is telling me that the gunmen knew he was going to get fired today, so he came to work with two guns, he then shot his manager and another supervisor, who tried to step in. >> we heard, pop pop pop, then the person i was training said those are gunshots, let's get out of here. >> reporter: doug mcglashan says they ran from the gunshots unaware at the time it was a ford dealership employee who had just shot two of his managers who just hired him. -- fired him. >> the person ruined leave after they were fired. and the service and parks director came into the service manager's office, and said, i'm fired, now he

allen says he gave her money and an 80-foot houseboat just to go away. the divorce took way longer than the marriage did. josh mankiewicz: looking back, mark allen says he should have known better. he says a few days before their wedding, peggy let him in on a little secret. mark allen: she said that she was accused of being involved in a murder, and that her ex-boyfriend had killed a guy. she said, but i didn't have nothing to do with it. and i said, well, did you take a lie detector? she said, no, my lawyer told me not to. and i went, if you're innocent, why wouldn't you take a lie detector? and she never gave me a good answer. josh mankiewicz: it should be noted that although mark allen says his brief marriage to peggy thomas cost him dearly, she did give him at least one chuckle. in 2009, after one of his horses won the kentucky derby, allen says he saw peggy quoted in the press. mark allen: well, she said she was done here training horses and breeding horses. [chuckles] peggy can't even step up on a horse. josh mankiewicz: coming up-- whatever happe

this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: i am paul allen. shery: i am shery ahn. get a quick check of business flash headlines. daimler is cutting the full-year profit forecast because of cost related to regulatory scrutiny over diesel powered vehicles. ofy say they face extra fees a high three digit million euro amount. they targeted a slightly higher earnings this year but say the additional burning -- burden will get full-year profits now forecasted similar to last year. paul: fast retailing planning to raise wages next year. they will boost salaries for management employees to encourage top workers. annual pay will be raised to $180,000 of workers in the u.s. and europe and $90,000 for those in japan. the average salary was $80,000 last year. shery: softbank group founder wants to relist with a british ship maker within five years. for $32 bought arm billion in 2016. they want the uk's largest -- they were the largest tech company in the u.k. at the time. son hasn't decided where will be held. paul: still to come, the malaysian prime minister sits down with bl

marshals to 27-year- old ray allen into custody, allegedly killing a six worldwide his mother in the crash of the charges in this case include felony hit-and- run, police say allen was driving the car that hit elma vasquez and the six-year-old angel garcia as they were crossing 26 avenue at foothill boulevard back on april 13. the boys 20 old uncle also was critically injured in the crash. the mercedes police say allen was driving at the time of the crash was later found abandoned in oakland . >>> for more on this case, we are joined by our legal analyst michael quarto succumb it is good to have you with this. >> it is heartbreaking all around. >> and keeping it in my. >> they were in the crosswalk when it hit the. >> i know, i know, that is said. >> the saddest part about it. thankfully, you know, a small bit of good news for the family to hang onto, they have found the suspected driver in virginia, arrested by the marshall on the other side of things, what is the process  going to be like to get him back here to the bay area to face charges? >> the government goes into court and

i am paul allen in sydney. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. sophie: i'm sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. we are counting down asia's major markets open. paul: here are the top stories we are covering. wall street welcomes president trump shelving tariffs on mexico. 500makers lose in the s&p for the fifth straight session. president is threatening higher tariffs on china. the inside line. someone with intimate knowledge of beijing's trade war strategy. shery: we will hear from some big guests route this hour, including the boj governor and japan's ceo. david atkin, head of the construction and building union fund. let's get you started with a quick check of how the markets closed in the u.s. the s&p 500 gained for a fifth consecutive session and finished just below the mid-may high of 2892. still the longest winning streak since april, the biggest jump since january. we have had al automakers and chipmakers the biggest gainers as president trump indefinitely suspended the tariffs on mexico. the mexican peso jumped the most in more than a year. t

according to his famy,allen and his friends were staying at the terra linda in sousa. officials havenot revealed the cause of death. allen is the 9th american to die in the dominicanep rlic in the past year and a half. the amily is trying to g body back to the u.s. for autopsy. >>> family and friends will pay final respects to that prince george's woman who died in the dominican republic. memorial services for cynthia day, visitation begins at 10:00 in the morning and service is at 11:00. day and her fiance, nathaniel homes both died last month. >>> new details from the frightening scene out of dallas, texas. the fbi says ts man i dead after opening fire on a federal courthouse. this video shows bryan clyde in action. tonight we learn the other guy was a dallas morning news photographer. tom fox was hiding as he snapped this photo of clyde's rampage. >> he was literally just around the i was just praying that he couldn't see me. like i said, if he would have saw me, he would have shot me. no doubt. >> agents say clyde was armed with high powered rifle and am mow. it's

i am paul allen in sydney. shery: good evening. i am shery ahn.sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "daybreak asia." paul: our top stories this wednesday, president trump claims total control of tariffs. he says he is personally china and deal with has struck a sec

i'm paul allen in australia. inhie: i'm sophie kamaruddin new york. were counting down to the major open. ♪ here are the top stories were gathering for the next hour. the rising threat to the economy , increasing gloom sending u.s. stocks down the most in three weeks. washington placed on expectations for trade breakthrough china. the administration is still demanding a perform. ,n fedex with the mixed message the annual earnings forecast falls short. shery: let's get a quick check of the markets close. the s&p 500 fell the most since may 31. the 10 year yield fell below 2%. it was already a shaky day when he came to the equity markets. rising geopolitical tensions between the u.s. and iran, not to mention a drop in consumer confidence as well as numbers that dampened investor sentiment. in you have the fed chair jerome powell and the st. louis fed speaking, investors did not like what they heard, saying a july rate cut should be limited. we saw every sector on the s&p 500 in the red, tech and communication stocks leading the decline. gold jumping the

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. >> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> ima veronica de la cruz. we are now learning the deputies of the two victims who were killed, 59-year-old brian light and 38-year-old javier soto. both men were managers at the ford dealership. lynn ramirez is in morgan hill where police are crediting light for trying to fight back. lynn? >> reporter: that's right, when mister lyte heard the gunfire, he went to the place where the shooting was happening. and engaged in a desperate struggle with the suspect to try to get that weapon from him unfortunately he was not able to do so, police said here today that the desperate fight he engaged in might have given others time to get out. >> reporter: 58-year-old brian light was a veteran of the automotive service industry. police say when he heard gunfire at the ford store in morgan hill he did not run away. he tried to disarm the suspect. scott looks like he tried to intervene and take the suspect down, with physical force. unfortunately, the suspect overcame him, and shot him twice. >> police gave the following ti

marshals arrested 27-year-old rashad allen of virginia. he has been wanted for a crash that hit and killed a 6-year-old and a mother. allen was driving the car that hit almavasquez and 6-year-old angel garcia. while they were crossing foothill boulevard on april 13th. and they were in a crosswalk. the boy's 20-year-old uncle was also injured. the driverp car the driver was in was later found abandoned in oakland. >>> found not guilty of pregnancy discrimination. the verdict clears the famous chef and his two famous restaurants, involved in that lawsuit. vanessa scott allen was a server at new york's restaurant. before she asked if are a transfer to the french laundry in yountville. after moving to napa valley, she was told there was no job for her. managers she was pregnant. they say she was never offered a job transfer and there was a misunderstanding. she was seeking $90,000 in damages. >>> san francisco chronicle reports that b.a.r.t. issued almost 6800 citations to people who failed to show a ticket when confronted by authorities. abou

our own jonathan allen sums up the match-ups this way. the opening 2020 democratic debate double feature is set. elizabeth warren versus the field on the first night. and establishment joe biden versus democratic socialist bernie sanders plus two more of the top five polling hopefuls and six undercard candidates in the lord of the flies closer. the 20 eligible candidates were first divided into two groups on cut down day yesterday. those polling an average at or above 2%, those who polled below 2%. a random drawing then took place to create two separate groupings of ten. this morning the president gave his preview on "fox & friends" of how he views his potential democratic opponents. >> everybody knows that joe biden does not have what it takes. okay? he doesn't have what it takes. everybody knows that. >> what does that mean? >> it means mental capacity. it means a lot of different things. he doesn't have -- never did have what it takes. until obama took -- he ran two or three times. i used to call him 1% joe because he never got more th

. ♪ allen in sydney. shery: i am shery ahn.eek ahead on wall street will likely see investors focus on the fed, latest round of earnings and oil. there is a view that wti oil prices will fall to $40 and rebound to $60. su keenan, really the focus on the fed and whether they will turn more dovish. goldman sachs says the market may not get what it expects, that the fed could be away from moving bias. thenumbers of the top of hour reduce the need for a cut. notice the red on the screen. semi-conductors remain the most exposed group in tech and in , trade to the u.s. trade dispute and continue to take a hit. let's look at the earnings stories ahead, oracle, a lot of software companies with numbers. carmax, beaten up used car company, interesting to see this. look at the others, kroger, what they have to say about amazon.com. big move into groceries and in focus asl be they try to make the merger work. others lining up. the bloomberg. oil is sliding. this despite mideast tensions it is going lower for a third week down. the right ha

paul: i am paul allen in sydney. you are watching daybreak australia.business flash headlines. deutsche bank may cut or than a fifth of the global workforce and that would be its biggest shakeup in years. the ceo may approve the loss of 20,000 jobs when he presents his latest restructuring plan. the ultimate total hasn't been finalized. they told shareholders they are working on tough cutbacks after merger talks were dropped. shery: boeing facing scrutiny with the government committing records from a factory and staff in south carolina. this involves the 787 dreamliner and signals the investigation into the grounded is widening great in april -- grounded 737 max 8 is widening. in april the talked about the compromised safety. paul: a taiwanese carrier will hold new talks after failing to agree to terms with striking flight attendants. the negotiations broke down over the refusal to withdraw punitive measures against the cabin group , and industrial action will continue. they say the strike will cause the cancellation of 2000 flights by july 12. shery: a

allen? >> nicole, any feedback about how kamala harris is feeling better she did tonight?> reporter: you know, after the debate, a lot of candidates come to an area called the spin room, kamala harris did do that for a while, and she talked more about that moment where we saw her confront former vice president joe biden on the issue of race, and, you know, she said she meant what she said. it was hurtful to her, and she felt the need to raise that particular issue, according to her campaign, they are certainly very ecstatic about her performance tonight, saying that she dominated in tonight's debate, one campaign official tells me he hopes some of the traction she is getting this evening will translate into fundraising dollars. >> nicole killian in miami, thank you so much. >>> andria nakano was at a debate watch party tonight, andria, how did those bay area's voters think the hometown hopefuls did? >> reporter: yeah liz i was at denny's cafi earlier today, hundreds of people gathered to watch this presidential debate. manny's has become a popular hub for democratic suorte

allen. without objection, all other members who wish to submit written statements into the record may do so by submitting them to the committee clerk electronically in microsoft word format by 5:00 p.m. on wednesday, june 19th. now i'd like to introduce our witness for the first panel. mr. fran brogan serves as the assistant secretary for elementary and secondary education at the united states department of education. secretary brogan most recently served as chancellor of pennsylvania's public universities. i couldn't help but noticing you and dr. shalala. he began his career as a fifth grade teacher in martin county, florida, and later served as a dean of students, assistant principal, principal, and superintendent before being elected florida's commissioner of education in 1994. mr. brogan continued his advocacy for public education when he was elected to serve as lieutenant governor of florida in 1998 and 2002. after five years in that role, he was named president of florida atlantic univ

police say 27-year-old allen was arrested today with help from u.s. marshals. allen has been wanted since april 13 for a hit and run crash in east oakland that killed a six-year-old boy and his mother. the boys uncle was also critically injured. allen served time as an accessory to a murder in the robbery, he was released from prison last year. >> i'm susie steimle at the live news desk, right now crews are battling a fire burning in a remote area of livermore, take a look at this video. jobber five flying over this scene a short time ago you can see those large plumes of smoke coming off of that very dry brush. the blaze broke out off nines road between lake del valle and 9:30. is responded, they've been dumping fire retardant to put it out. so far, no word on what caused that fire, and at this point, cal fire is telling us there are no injuries. hopefully that continues to be the case. we will bring you the latest as we learn more. for now with a live news desk i'm susie steimle. >>> three homes burned in emeryville today leaving six people including a child

i am paul allen in sydney. we are over an hour away from the market up in japan and korea. >> good morning from new york, i am shery ahn. >> i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. looking to "daybreak: asia." >> our top stories this monday, g20 ministers water down their statement on the trade war admitting cause for pressing need to resolve the escalating tensions. president trump tales of migrants deal with mexico, but there is some confusion over what may have been agreed. the nissan-renault alliance comes under pressure. france wants to reduce its stake, while japan's as it is all or nothing. >> let's get you started with a quick check of the markets. u.s. features gaining half a percent after the u.s. and mexico agreed on a trade deal. president trump indefinitely suspended his plans to raise tariffs on mexican goods. that came after the close on friday. we still some markets are rally more than 1%. the nasdaq saw its best four-day gain since january. we had weekly jobs numbers coming out. those spurred spec

i am paul allen. shery: i am shery ahn. we are counting down to asia's major market open. ♪ paul: here are the top stories we are covering, china blames the u.s. for the trade war and says it has not made america great again. morgan stanley sees a recession in a year as the dispute deteriorates. a big day of data for down under with the rba's latest house prices that could tip the balance on how they cut interest rates. shery: let's see how we are setting up for the asian open with u.s. futures kicking off trading. china blaming the u.s. for the collapse of trade negotiations, we see futures under pressure down .5%. china also said it is investigating fedex and considering blacklisting some firms they say damage the interest of domestic companies. take a look at how u.s. markets closed on friday. it was the worst month of the year for the s&p 500. carmakers down about 4% on tariffs news, the president also threatening tariffs against mexico. we saw the dow falling for a sixth consecutive week, the longest since 2011. yield,

scott allen. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!m amy goodman juan gonzalez. by dr. scottoined whose uncontroverted department of homeland security's office of civil rights and civil liberties. he and dr. pamela mcpherson were shocked at what they observed andng their inspections raised concerns internally. last year they contacted lawmakers to speak out against family separation and family detention, and continue to so now after their concerns were ignored. they are co-recipients of the 2019 ridenhour prize for truth telling. ,my: welcome to democracy now! dr. allen. can you tell us what you have found and what you decided to speak out? you are still on contract. >> that is correct. thank you for having me. what dr. mcpherson and i have been advising our government for, really going back to 2014, but more austin sibley over the course of the last -- ostensibly over the course of the last year, a policy that prioritizes confinement of children over care of them is deeply flawed. a lot of the chaos you are seeing on the border with t

good to talk to you, kerry allen, our china editorfor bbc talk to you, kerry allen, our china editormplained to britain's ambassador in the country after the uk government accused it of involvement in the attacks on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman. the iranian authorities deny being involved. amid the growing tensions, the british—iranian woman jailed in tehran for spying, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, has begun a new hunger strike. she denies any wrongdoing. simonjones reports. outside the iranian embassy in london, a lone tent symbolising the growing tensions between the uk and tehran. the husband of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe camping outside the building to try to make his voice heard. his wife remains injail following her arrest at tehran airport, after visiting her family three years ago, accused of being a spy, which she has always denied. we are camping out in solidarity with nazanin, she has gone on hunger strike in iran. we can't see that, but said if she was going on hunger strike we would do it here. obviously you can see me, and i am doing it in front of the iranian embas

. >>> later we sit down with tom hanks and tim allen. >> we've been through a lot, i must say. >> we have been through a lot. >> looking ahead to "toy story 4." eye >>> good friday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. we do begin with breaking news overnight. abc news has confirmed president trump ordered a military strike against iran but then called it off at the last minute. >> sources say the president suddenly reversed his decision with planes already in the air and ships already in position. the move came less than 24 hours after iran shot down a u.s. drone insisting it strayed into their airspace. >> abc's mona kosar abdi begins our live coverage from washington. mona, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. good morning, kenneth. both sides all week have reiterated they do not want to go to war, but when pressed about the possibility iran says they're ready while president trump says you'll find out. tensions with iran reaching new heights as president trump approved retaliatory air strikes against the islamic republic for shooting down a u.s. surveillance drone.

marshals tracked down 27-year-old renoke allen in virginia. police say on april 13th allen hit a young boy and his mom in the crosswalk at the intersection of 26th and foothill. >>> another busy day and night for firefighters across the bay area. this is one of the many fires they responded to. a two-acre brush fire that broke out this evening in unincorporated san leandro on miramontee avenue. the alameda county fire department was able to get it oner control before it damaged was hurt. >>> another brush fire, this one in livermore this afternoon. you can see how close the fire got to a structure just on the edge there that has fire acres. crews from alameda county also working this fire along with livermore and cal fire. they all helped contain this fire. >>> after several mishaps muni is slowly getting a safety upgrade. it's a story we've been covering for months. now two problematic trains have undergone a series of improvements and are back in service. those trains now have a new safety feature including sensors to prevent the back doors

i'm paul allen in sydney.k at the top global tech stories of the day. >> dish network is in talks to pay at least $6 million for assets that t-mobile and sprint are unloading. spectrum andclude boost mobile brand. aimed at gaining regulatory approval for the sprint t-mobile merger. google has pledged a billion dollars to try to fix the affordable housing crisis in california's a area. reversing its own land for residential use allowing the development of 18,000 homes. the rise of google and other tech companies has contributed to massive housing cost increases in the area. facebook is working with its potential future rivals on a new cryptocurrency. all of them set to collaborate with the social network on this venture. it's called libra. it is known as a stable point meaning it is designed to avoid any massive fluctuations in value so it can be used for everyday transactions. >> the reserve is an important component of the stability of this new digital currency. we welcome open conversations with regulators t

i'm paul allen. shery: i'm shery ahn. we are counting down to asia's major market open. ♪ paul: here are the top stories we are covering. big tech leads wall street lower amid antitrust speculation. the nasdaq down 10%. the fed president james bullard sees a rate cut soon. u.s. manufacturing sinks to the lowest under president trump. and the president hinting at a big trade deal as the country throws off the shackles of the european union. shery: let's get you started on a quick check of how the markets closed in the u.s. major indexes managed to finish on session lows but not a great day for the beginning of june after capping the worst month of the year. the s&p 500 fell 3/10 of 1%. we saw the biggest selloffs in facebook, amazon, apple and the tech giants over concerns of those antitrust investigations coming their way. we had some not so stellar economic data while the u.s. manufacturing pmi seeing the toughest month and 10 years. we have the dollar taking a hit. yields taking a hit on jim bullard's comments of a rate

director allen says that bart should focus on improving service to react tra riders.ys fair hikes will drive more customers away. >> sorry for that incorrect video. >>> happening today, an update on the sales force transit center. they'll discuss repairs and scheduled reopening at this morning's meeting. earlier this week, we learned that transit center building including that roof top park will reopen on july 1st. buses won't resume until later -- until later. the transit center has been closed since september after workers found cracks in the support beams. >> all right. in the east bay, the defense set to call more witnesses today in the goesha fire trial. the jury heard from two former roommates of max harris. they called him honest and responsible. they suggested harris is unfairly blamed for the deadly fire that killed 36 people in oakland in 2016. harris and his co-defendant are charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. >>> home owners in pittsburgh hope a brush fire that came close to home is not a sign of things to come. the fire broke out yesterday

paul: i'm paul allen in sydney. you're watching "daybreak australia." ba planning to -- planning a 1-8 shift split as it prepare far stock steal, could be hong kong's biggest since 2010. china's largest company is planning to increase shares eight fold. it will be put to a vote on july 18. if approved the submit should take place no later than july next year. kathleen: deutsche bank planning for cuts. there'll likely be less u.s. equity trades and a plan to wind down unwanted assets. this after the c.e.o. took over last year and included a 25% reduction in exquestion wiities trading paul: sotheby's sold the most ever on news it's being bought by french telecom's billionaire patrick drery. it will result the company going private and make the top two auctioneers french owned. sotheby's has had issues even as masterpieces and contemporary works hit auction records. kathleen: airbus locked in orderses for $13 billion of new jets. the announcement encludes an $11 billion for air lease for new anes such as the longer hall xl3ren which can cross the atlantic

allen's family is trying to get his body back to the united states. we continue to wait on the fbi toxicology reports on the three deaths that occurred on the island in may. the u.s. embassy says at this point, there is no proof linking the deaths. health experts say heart attacks are the most common form of death for americans on vacation. >>> new at noon, boeing just got a promising deal the sell its troubled 737 max planes. the company says this is the first sale since the ethiopian airlines crash in march. international airlines group announced it plans to buy 200 of the jets. they would be delivered between 2023 and 2027. the 737 max was the best selling jets and slowed production since the grounding. >>> president trump's plan for tariffs on chinese goods is expected to impact the holiday shopping season. tariffs would add 25% to the import cost of productses, including gaming consoles, toys, and cribs. >>> of facebook is unveiling a crypto called libra. the challenge is con vertds it to cash. it can be used at places that accept it or traded fo

marshals rested rosa knock allen in virginia.y hit alma vasquez and 6-year-old angel garcia while they were crossing the street at 26th avenue and foothill boulevard on april 13. >>> you're watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 pm. pride weekend in san francisco is nearing and festivities are being planned . >> christien kafton looks at some of the issues that could arise. >> reporter: pride is now in full swing in san francisco. organizers of the inaugural pride sf golf tournament say they just started putting together the event in february. >> without we need a whole year to organize but we said, let's just do it. will get people out playing golf even if it is only 20 to 30 people. now we have 100 20 golf professionals involved in each crew. >> reporter: organizers it may be the first sf golf tournament but won't be the last. it is an opportunity, they say, to show the uppity lbd too cute community -- lgbtq community in sports . >> that is what this event is about. >> reporter: ball golfers were showing their pride, san francisco is

craig allen is president of the u.s./china business council.ome developing news edward lawrence, our reporter on the ground, just brought us. he said that china and japan, i believe korea, is going to be involved in this too, are about to strike a trade deal, a trilateral trade deal. how are you interpreting that? >> well, thank you, liz. yesterday, xi jinping gave a speech in which he articulated the hopes for a deal with japan and korea. not only that, also with the eu, and they are also looking at a regional deal of 16 countries. so the chinese are barreling ahead and hoping to reach agreements with a good number of countries in the very near term. so this is a very dynamic and fluid situation and it's moving very quickly. liz: if xi jinping gets out there ahead and says i've got this trilateral deal, we're working together, how should the u.s. and the white house and the trump administration counter that as the president is, in about six hours, call it seven hours, to come face-to-face with xi for these trade talks? >> indeed. the two presi

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. >> tim allen was starring in the top-rated sitcom "home improvement".come off back-to-back oscar wins. >> tom hanks and tim allen did this, because they need the money. >> what are you looking at, ya hockey puck? >> well, tim's got that deal with disney that's mighty, mighty lucrative. >> if it weren't for working with hanks, it would have been absolutely wonderful -- >> "toy story" would earn more than any other movie that year -- oh, and they sold a few toys, too. >> i won't even start with the way this guy is built, okay? >> there's a good-looking rear end, tom. tom's a handsome man, not a bright guy, but a handsome guy. >> those are fine trousers. look. they're vintage kind of like western wear. >> buzz lightyear, to the rescue! >> to infinity and beyond! >> this is one of those toys that essentially illustrates the fact that civilization as we know it is coming to an end. you know, the apocalypse is upon us with this. >> i am buzz lightyear. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. see? >> more than two decades later, "toy story" still captures the imagination. >> tom

i am paul allen in sydney. we are under one hour away from the australian market open. shery: good evening. i am shery ahn. sophie: i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "daybreak asia." paul: our top stories this friday, two tankers, under apparent attack in oman. washington points the finger at iran. broadcom is a loser in the trade war. last year's revenue went through china. alibaba moves a step closer to a share sale in hong kong. the impending offer could raise as much as $20 billion. shery: let's get you started with a quick check on how markets closed. the s&p 500 finishing at the highest level in five weeks. the nasdaq, the highest level in a month. reversingtors yesterday's office to gain ground in yesterday's session. most were in the green. they were led higher by energy stocks. take a look at wti. wti prices gained as much as 4.5% at one point. apparent attacks onto tankers -- on two tankers building up the tension in the persian gulf and leading investors to get worried about supply arou

ron allen, thank you so much.> let's turn to politics and the debate over special counsel robert mueller's message. raging on. his unexpected appearance is leading washington to parse comments like this one. >> the opinion says that the constitution requires a process other than the criminal justice system to formally accuse a sitting president of wrongdoing. >> attorney general bill barr delivering a rebuttal of sorts yesterday. saying he thought mueller could have reached a conclusion. "the new york times" sums up a divide with this headline, mueller delivered a message, washington couldn't agree on what it means. joining us democratic strategist, former adviser to hillary clinton's campaign in south carolina and boston radio host, adriana cohen, a nationally syndicated columnist. good morning to you. >> antoine, how do you explain this divide? did mueller's remarks move the conversation forward at all in your view? >> i don't think it moved the conversation forward. i think it confirmed what we already knew, wh