the alleys make it unique. we have protections in place to make sure there is sunlight and new development doesn't impede the quality of the alleys. now we move to bryant street across there is a proposed mid block crossing to the 598 mid block and back through central park. once we cross central park and another alley we arrive at brannon street with protected cycle tracks for bicycles. a mid block between this and 88 which is the tennis club. they have a mid block alley as part of their project. this leads us to the two public amenities i want to highlight. first is central soma rec center. it is known as the gene friend annex. i am sure there will be a name to be clarified as this process goes on. the recreation center is adjacent to the alley with an affordable housing site over the recreation center with a proposed pool and child care and adjacent is the office proposed. this will be publicly owned. it has funding by the central soma plan. the park itsel itself bluxome pk will be narrowed. there will be am

live on thunder alley, derrick ward. back to you. >> thank you. >>> all lanes the 14th street bridge are back open after a serious crash involving firefighters. they were responding to a hit-and-run crash on the inbound lanes yesterday evening. while ting the victim of that accident, three of the fiefighters struck by a passing vehicle. the driverhi of the vele stayed on the scene. one firefighter underwent surgery yesterday evening. we'retold two others have been released from the hospital. >>> new details in the tragicrd of a woman in prince george's county.ok loat sketch of the person they believe killed her. bettie jenifer was gunned down in broad daylight leaving work in greenbelt just two weeks ago. detectives say a gunman chased her down in the parking lot and shot her before taking off. jenifer was married to chris ato, a well-known actor in ghana, but police say she was still in the process of divorcing a convicted baltimore area drug lord. police are still trying to determine a motive in her murr. >>> a grim di

on wall street and "squawk alley" is live ♪ hey ya, hey ya.ey ya, hey ya ♪ ♪ hey ya, hey ya ♪ hey, ya >> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk alley." i'm carl quintanilla obviously losing some of the gains here dow session high up 180. we're currently up 19. faang leading the rebound this morning to the degree we had one after the sector lost its top spot as the best performer of the year to real estate. shares of apple fractionally higher but down 4% for the week as well. while you have amazon getting a $3,000 tag over at piper, that's by mid-2021. joining us this morning is wolfe resear research welcome both of you. >> thank you steve, i'd love to take your temperature on what's happening to tech both in the short-term in terms of like second quarter gdp revisions and so forth but also this increasingly structural story we're talking about in terms of a digital iron curtain. what are the ramifications? >> well, we've been waiting for a correction in tech for a while, and we're finally getting it a number of the companies i've had reported

on wall street and "squawk alley" is live ♪ welcome to "squawk alley."arkets staging a comeback here. we were well into the red, but dow's up 63 points on pace, it was on pace for the fourth straight week of losses, but what a morning between china trade, three big ipos and sheryl sandberg on cnbc just a few minutes ago. ton of news. >> it is a morning of narrative shift. the ipo stuff, what we saw with lyft, with uber. more and more, it seems like a ride hailing issue with ipos others have gone a lot more smoothly even pinterest, it's down after its report last night, the report didn't have huge surprises as bob pisani was saying looks like some profit taking. still up nicely. >> don't forget europe trade, too, with the pause button being hit with potential tariffs on auto imports et cetera >> obviously facebook is a huge story. sheryl sandberg talked to julia boors boorstin about the changes happening at the company and how they might impact the business >> our bottom line is get iting this right and we are making real changes that have impact. our gro

we organized the streets, alleys and pedestrian connections. at the center is the new park very much the hub of larger city block bordered by fourth and fifth and brannon and bryan streets. the goal of creating the diverse buildings and open spaces has resulted in a design that ranges from storms of boxes with green outdoor terraces. please stand by for realtime captionin.[please stand by] >> we were brought in to make sure the parks serve the needs of the community, of all ages, all types, all demographics. so if we can go to the next slide, wonderful. we worked over a year, close to a year and a half on intensive communityengagement and we held 29 major community meet meetingd 25 were publically noticed and some were with youth. the kids are going to use these spaces. in addition, we have fa si facid 18 meetings with partners at rec, planning, puc, you name it. and i'll in there, too, that we've tracked, also, individuals at these different meetings to make sure we're not just hearing from the same people over and over and reached over 260 pe

and it's simple, easy, awesome. >>> welcome become to "squawk alley.int are higher this morning as the doj says it remains open to the company's merger with t-mobile a caveat of any deal between the two, though, would be sprint's sale of boost mobile u.s. whose founder says he would be interested in buying that company back now, he joins us on the cnbc news line, peter adderton founder of boost mobile u.s. and the former ceo thanks for joining us today. i guess first question here, do you think a deal between sprint and t-mobile actually gets the green light, and if so, do you think the divestiture of boost will be enough to get that done? >> yeah, i've been saying this from day one that the merger between t-mobile and sprint has to happen, and we've been pushing very, very hard, both the doj and s.e.c. to make sure that the low income customers, the prepaid customers are protected and the boost in metro pcs are two brands that compete hard in that market. the divestiture of boost is something we've been calling for and i think is something that will m

on wall street, and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk alley," i'mquintanilla with morgan brennan. the sell-off, major averages all in the red over the president's tweet over the weekend the dow is down 225. kaylai to you she has the news moving stocks. >> reporter: a make or break week for the potential trade deal between the u.s. and china after a six month truce is set to expire this friday. the result will be a principle or a canceled visit resulting in the doubles of tariffs on $200 billion of goods on friday president trump on twitter friday lamented the progress is being made too slowly after negotiators returning from beijing last week raised concerns about china's waffling on prior commitments china sensors are blocking the tweet in the country showing this blank page in the space 69 president's declaration for much of today twitter is banned broadly in china but many access it through a vpn. officially china's foreign ministry spokesperson says our hope is that the u.s. will work with china to meet halfway we are hoping to get more informat

on wall street and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ >>> good wednesday morning welcome to "squawk alley." carl quintanilla, morgan brennan, jon fortt, both back at post nine. >> yeah. >> good to be back we begin with the story of the morning, apple reclaiming the top spot as the most valuable company by market value. shares up 6% after reporting better than expected earnings. josh lipton sat down with ceo tim cook for his take. josh >> so, jon, tim cook is excited about the trends he's seeing in china. that's what apple's ceo is telling me yes, greater china revenue did drop more than 20% in the quarter, but trends are improving, cook says march was better than the average for the quarter, he said the adjusted price as we got into the quarter, we adjusted it to sort of take back the weakness in the currency and then some. we rolled out our trade-in program that had gotten some success in the united states and the trade relationship, he said, i don't mean a tariff, i just mean the tone, is much better today than it was in the november, december time frame. i think that affects consumer con

an wall street and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ >>> good wednesday morning welcome to "squawk alley." carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt at post nine we got an upside reversal, stocks turn around in today's session. mike santoli here to break down the move that got started a few minutes ago when we got word out of kayla tausche's reporting as well that it looks like we're going to delay any decision on auto tariffs for europe. happy with -- >> i think for as long as a little bit of a twitch, yes, it makes sense. what i like to look at is what works when you get one of these moves. we, obviously, are just reclaiming that last hour of losses yesterday, not even coming close to doing that just yet, but it's big tech again it's not -- it wasn't the car stocks driving us higher at this point. it was basically we like when we're in the buying mood, when we think the market has had enough pain for the short term it tends to be the large growth stocks that's offsetting weakness in the banks today. that to me is a little bit of a tell of where maybe the leadership still has to

marisa: for all of us. >>> welcome back to "squawk alley. china and the u.s. recent trade tensions impact competition the key question steve bannon telling the south china morning post saying the next move we make is to cut off all ipos and pension and insurance companies that provide capital to the chinese capitalist party joining us to discuss this in the broader market, msa managing partner, ben and early stage fund angel investor gwen ben, your reaction to comments like that? we've seen private capital in terms of the flow between u.s. and china dry up dramatically in the last year or so? >> it's something we worried about from the chinese side as sif fees you came into play more so on the u.s. side there would be rep percations on tblocking the u.s. investors most in china you see, the alibabas and emerging ones, if you look at their cap table many of their largest investors are venture capital firms backed by u.s. pensions, endowments and et cetera many of these griptsz owned by the american public. our view is the chinese might cut off some of the flows

. >> an adult athletic sock was found with a small bloodstain from both boys in the alley a few doorsway. >> the sock down the alley is probably the most important piece of evidence in this case. >> the investigators were coming up with all kinds of conclusions about what happened inside the house. and then one officer found a sock. and the blood belonged to both devon and damon. how did that sock get down there? >> it's always been our belief that darly routier placed that in the alley. >> if she had done this crime, why wouldn't she throw it in the back yard or the end of the driveway where it could clearly be found immediately by the police? >> this case is going to trial. >> reached a verdict at 3:50. we're waiting to get in the courtroom. >> the jury deliberated for seven hours before it was announced that there was a verdict. so everyone came rushing back to the courtroom. the verdict was guilty. >> darly, do you have any woulde to say? >> i didn't murder my children. >> very quickly after darly was handed the death sentence, she arrived at women's death row. she's been there ev

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on wall street and "squawk alley" is live ♪ this is how we do it ♪ this is how we do it ♪ this is how it ♪ this is how we do it it's friday night ♪ ♪ and i feel all right and the party's here on the west side ♪ >> it's monday morning and welcome to "squawk alley." i'm carl quintanilla watching the dow and big show today, the ceo of harley is with us on set in just a few moments and fcc commissioner brendan carr on the sprint mobile deal after the s.e.c. said it would back that merger first up we begin with huawei, major u.s. tech companying turning their backs on that company. suppliers like qualcomm and intel telling employees they will not sell to huawei until further notice tusk ventures founder is here with us along with mark mahaney in san francisco thanks for the time. >> good morning. >> how can anyone buy a semi conductor company that has even minimal exposure to china right now? >> yeah, i mean right now obviously it's a major concern and i think that, you know, things are getting conflated due to two problems. the trade war with china happening and that's one set but let's a

on wall street, and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ good tuesday morning, welcome to "squawk alley. carl quintanilla with morgan brennan. obviously we've lost some gains. dow's up 35 points we're going to start with huawei and the impact the chinese smartphone company continues to have on u.s. technology. the journal has a report this morning called trade fight, threaten 5g growth in the u.s. larry hafrty of lgh investments. good morning to both of you. i'd love to get your take on how this arm's race that's shaping up between the u.s. and china is informing your picks if at all right now in the short to medium term >> well, carl, you can take this in two ways. one is to just say it doesn't really exist or it's going to get resolved and that's really becoming increasingly impractical. if, in fact, you assume that, then the -- where you go is pretty easy. i think apple and google are the choices followed by probably facebook and stocks such as amazon and netflix where you might have had some valuation concerns as i have become more attractive because you don't have the situation of r

away. >> the sock down the alley is probably the most important piece of evidence in this case. >> itod possibility the intruder thought he was throwing the sock into the drain and missed. it shows the intruder left the house and exited by the alley. >> the investigators were coming up with all these conclusions about what happened inside the house, and then one cop found a bloody sock. and the blood belonged to two people, damon and devon. how did that sock get down there? >> this was a big problem for the prosecution. >> it's always been our belief that darlie routier placed that sock in that alley. >> if she had done this crime, why wouldn't she just throw it in the backyard or at the end of the driveway where it could clearly be found immediately by police? >> she wants to make it appear that there was an intruder who left the scene and left evidence behind. >> why would darlie dab some blood from one son and then another son on one sock, run out the back gate, run down the alley for 75 yards, wearing nothing but a t-shirt, drop the sock, run 75 yards back, a total of 150 yards. t

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welcome to "squawk alley." carl quintanilla we've got the best rally here since april 12th or so as stocks are in the green after yesterday's steep drop nasdaq coming off the worst day of the year. our bob pisani is with us with more, good morning, bob. >> good morning, carl. we're bouncing off hideously oversold positions particularly in industrial stocks and some of the semiconductor names. the s&p 500 is only 4% off historic highs i keep noting that because it's true but we've seen a lot of damage in the markets here big trade names are bouncing, 3m, boeing freeport a horrible month, metals are a mess. there's a lot of concern about margins on the iphone, you get morte far -- more tariffs coming in here. intel is back to where it was trading in december. intel gets maybe 30% of its reference from china look at that, sitting right there. other big names like 3m and dowdupont also down dramatically here the tariff impact is hard to model, we don't know how long it's going to go on. people are taking stabs at i

welcome to "squawk alley."'m jon fortt with sarah eisen on the floor of the new york stock exchange >> got to begin this morning with the markets stocks again selling off all three major indices deep in the red. technology again the worst performer, the nasdaq composite now tracking for a loss of more than 4 per% for the leaf bob pisani has more. >> important thing the usual suspects industrials and tech weakest that we have seen. terrible materials also on the weak side. we're at the low of the day, but with we have bounced twice already from this level. we'll see if we can hold it four or so on the dow m again, there are three outcomes trade, three outcomes, number within is we get a trade deal, number two, we don't, but we don't get a tariff increase and negotiations continue. this is sort of what the street is hopeful for then the third, the worst outcome for the markets. a lot has been made about the fact that the chinese markets are underperforming and are down notely bly and while that's true, that shoul

. >>> tornado alley, as we say, living up to its name. one veteran storm chaser got caught right in the middle of a twister this weekend. nbc's tammy ltner has his incredible video. >>ornado!rn too! >> reporter: tonight, a rare look ins e an ef-2 tornado wh nds up to 135 miles an hour. htit hit friday nig in mccook, nebraska. accuweather storm chaser reed timer got ug ca in the middle. >> it formed so quickly, i was on foot outside the armored vehicle. >> reporter: remarkably, no one injud. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> reporter: but the winds pushed this semi off thehighway. dozens of violent twisters were reported tcross the southern plainss weekend from texas up through nebraska. in geronimo, oklahoma, a tornado hit saturday morning. flattening homes and ripping up trees, devastating for families in the area. >> all of a sudden, gone.oof was you're looking up at the sky. >> it was quick. it was quick. >> reporter: in abilene, texas, major damage there, too. the community torn apart by a twister. ahe mayor signing disaster declaration. lightn

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. >> first of all i remember the days of back alley abortions before roe v. wade. women died. we are not going to go back there. if these laws are upheld women are going to die. there, of course, strategy is to get to the supreme court to overturn roe v. wade. thor and letter. but secondly abortions should be the decisions of the woman, her health care provider or whomever. politicians should not interfere in a woman's healthcare decisions. they need to stay out of our business. that is what it is about. not about you agree or disagree it is about a woman's right to determine her destiny and determine her own healthcare. to determine what she intends to do with her body. as the pro-choice caucus cochair and also one, again, i remember very clearly back alley abortions. i know for a fact women are going to die if these laws are upheld. >> the other big news coming out today, president trump threatening tariffs for all imported goods from mexico into the united states. what you want to tell california businesses that deal with mexico, which it they know? >> they should know firs

alley. a slight upward revision in first quarter economic growth helping sentiment.ise the ten-year right there is at 2.25% yield right now. as we continue to watch the bond markets and what they are telling us, meantime the dow has now turned negative. it's down about 13 points. joining us is blackstone's vice chairman byron wien. thanks for being here today. >> it's always good to be here >> in terms of the markets, the recent selloff we've seen in stocks, historically speaking it's pretty -- it's pretty normal to see a 3 or 5% pullback in stocks in any given calendar year in terms of what we're seeing now, do you think this is just a normal part of market activity or that we're on the verge of a bigger steeper correction? >> at the beginning of the year, i thought the market would appreciate about 15% and get to 2850 or 2875 on the s&p 500. it got ahead of that, and now it's corrected the overage i view this as a normal correction in an ongoing positive trend i think the chinese conflict on the trade issues is serious, and i think it's going to be pro lon - prolon

tornado alley, living up to the reputation tammy leitner shares an even closer look. >> reporter: a rare look inside an ef-2 tornado with winds up to 135 miles an hour. it hit friday night near cook, nebraska reed timer got caught in the middle >> formed so quickly, i was on foot, outside the armored vehicle. >> reporter: remarkably, no one injured. >> whoa, whoa, whoa! >> reporter: the ferocious winds pushed this semi off the highway. dozens reported from texas up through nebraska in geronimo, oklahoma, a tornado hit saturday morning, flattening homes and ripping up trees devastating for families in the area >> the roof is gone. looking up at the sky. it was quick >> reporter: in abilene, texas, major damage the community torn apart by a twister. the mayor signing a disaster declaration. hail and heavy rain battered the area 80 miles away in san angelo, flooding where another tornado hit. winds more than 100 miles an hour ripped apart at least ten homes. a dangerous weekend as twisters roared across tornado alley with the southern plains not yet out of the storm's path. tammy lightener,

with some of the seasonal jobs that flourished during the holy month for muslims all the markets are alleys in various to asian cities are packed with seasonal vendors who appear with the president of ramadan it's a period of big business for many people food sales especially sweets all lives and pickles got a special boost at this time. now disease hit avengers and game may be on its way to becoming the biggest grossing film in history but it wasn't quite within last quarter's reporting period so it hasn't helped the entertainment companies latest figures there's these film profits were down on last year when it had two strong movies black panther and the last guy this year there was only one major blockbuster captain marvel still walt disney recorded better than expected second quarter revenue of close to fifteen billion dollars disney is on a mission to turn into a streaming powerhouse with disney plus with the c o x x the service to run at a loss for the first five years. shares in german engineering conglomerate siemens have jumped after the group reported steady profits in the second

an wall street and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ >>> good wednesday morning welcome to "squawk alley." post nine we got an upside reversal, stocks turn around in today's session. mike santoli here to break down the move that got started a few minutes ago when we got word out of kayla tausche's reporting as well that it looks like we're going to delay any decision on

first opened in 1906, this is the second oldest bowling alley in america.y rollers, a crowd of septuagenarians who grew up in shelburne and plan -- and this is a reasonable expectation -- to kick my ass. they've been playing here since the '50s. >> woman: i was never allowed to come near the bowling alley. >> anthony: really? this was a den of iniquity? >> woman: this was -- my aunt did not think this was a good idea. >> anthony: oh, man. it's a tiny little ball. this looks really hard. all right. [ cheering ] >> woman: it's very different, shelburne falls. i grew up here. very different. people don't know each other as well as everyone used to know each other. >> man: when i grew up in greenfield, everybody had jobs. i worked from the time i was 13. if i had to go back there, now, i don't believe in drugs, i don't have anything to do with them, but what choice would i have? standing on the corner, i would probably get into a business. what's a good business? well-paying business? i'm sorry. that's where we are. ♪ >> anthony: yes, it used to be a very diffe

teenager who died in a car crash more on that in a minute plus more violence at a bay area bowling alley we'll tell you what police are saying about a robbery investigation related to all of that. and after the break reaction from neighbors after a california woman was beaten to death with a scooter. and no rain today, but it is on its way you can see it just offshore right now when is it heading our direction, i've got your forecast. >>and i'm tracking a major hot spot in the open maze are looking at the 5 in the west connector, 2.80 west said they have only one lane open as a transfer soybean oil from a tanker truck that caught fire to anothe glad you're back how you feeling? anothe ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. you have to scrub. what do they... they use for washing. ♪ ♪ let's do it every year. we'll do it every year. i thought you'd say that - let's do it. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>one laid open at the 5 that he was connected to a to us. it'

fern alley has decorative street plants and new palm streets. cbd helped maintain the alleys and they are planning farmers markets and pop ups and bands. >> the goal was to build on the economic vibra vibrancy of polkt and to provide a safe street for the whole >> my name is alan schumer. i am a fourth generation san franciscan. in december, this building will be 103 years of age. it is an incredibly rich, rich history. [♪] >> my core responsibility as city hall historian is to keep the history of this building alive. i am also the tour program manager, and i chair the city advisory commission. i have two ways of looking at my life. i want it to be -- i wanted to be a fashion designer for the movies, and the other one, a political figure because i had some force from family members, so it was a constant battle between both. i ended up, for many years, doing the fashion, not for the movies, but for for san franciscan his and then in turn, big changes, and now i am here. the work that i do at city hall makes my life a broader, a richer, more fulfi

at the sun valley mall in concord yesterday morning 2 robbers went into that bowling alley one armed they tied up employees in the safe room and took off with the cash. the robbery comes after 2 previous violent incidents involving groups people fighting inside the bowling alley back in april. there was another brawl in the parking lot of the ball 2 weeks later. >>they don't have a proper security or cameras are lighting, you know sometimes things like that can happen. yeah i think they need a you know, i'm secure little bit more security i know the us and i'm all has their own security. >>but i think you know if they want to keep this place open late at night is going to track the younger crowd around here drink and party and. >>yes, scary dangerous situation. luckily, though nobody was hurt during yesterday's robbery 5.33 a man was fatally stabbed the in san francisco's bayview in the 1100 block of gilman avenue. >>and police arrested a 41 year-old man for that homicide the victim's name has not been released. a fire station the east bay is going to be named after 2 firefighters wh

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and they will continue if the city sees a drop in births in the alleys. >> we will be more excited if we determine that it's successful. >> reporter: coming up tonight at 5:00 and 11:00,h see other cities who tried the product had to say about it and why some of them are no longer using it.he jodie fleisc news4 team. >> i'm interested to see that since i livein the district. >> yeah. >> and i would love to see anythingtshat would get the ra -- the rats in d.c. are scary.ar they as big as my arm, and they will come up and ask you for your >>lunch. or take it. >> seriously. >>> we have an update on the seductive peacock wreaking havoc in loudoun county. >> heatf's been d. chip flew the coop -- ikchip, le casanova or something -- >>e your barry white voice. >> looking for a mate. several people had been close to catching the bird but he kept taking a into the trees. the promiscuous peacock wasfi lly captured yesterday five miles from his home. his owner brought in some female pea hen aa hens as they arnown lure him down. >> plyg dness! -- my goodness. that is not okay. you're going to pu

mohamed noor testified he and his partner drove down an alley in search of a suspect when . when they stopped, he heard a loud slap on the side of his squad car and saw damond's face outside his window. noor fired from his passenger's seat. the jury questioned whether that slap ever actually happened. the case tested the legal limits of a state law for the law to allow deadly force if a threat were perceived. throughout the three-week trial, noor was stoic, but the shooting shook the city to its core. protesters marched, the police chief was fired, and the mayor was quickly voted out. during closing arguments, noor's attorney slapped the lectern to alstartledic prosecutors saidhe slave d no damond's dna was found on the car, which was washed days after the incident. after the verdict was read aloud, noor was handcuffed and led away. he could face as much as 25 years in prison on the murder conviction alone. dean reynolds, cbs news, minneapolis. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," in the cbs news series, "life and debt," a look at the student debt crisis and how graduates of

the car's 4 wheel drive system and the 745 alley badging the number tells you about the motor the l. stands for long and the means it's a plug in hybrid. the facelift in 7 series interior was left mostly untouched except for the 12.3 inch digital instrument cluster behind the wheel as well as a 10 and a quarter inch console on the central stack. just like the last version it's killed it out with a luxury as leather seats. the rear is as comfortable as b.m.w. could make that's where c.e.o.'s politicians and others who can afford it recover from the stress of their jobs. but up again says the engines range from the 730 d. to the m 760 l. y. in other words from a 4 cylinder to a powerful v 12 he decided to take out the 745 for a reason. the street 6 cylinder plug in hybrid has a total system output of $290.00 kilowatts and can hit 100 kilometers per hour from a dead standstill and just over 5 seconds the top speed is electronically capped at 250 kilometers an hour when running on electric power alone the 745 l e x drive has only a 54 kilometer range. coming from 5 yes says handling coul

a dangerous weekend as twisters roared across tornado alley with the southern plains not yet out of the storm's path. tammy lightener, nbc foot ball coach tackles an armed student to the ground saving hundreds of live walked into a classroom wi a shotgun underneath his trench coat before anything could happen, he was taken down diaz is due in court later to y today. >> reporter: police released a photo of the student who brought this shot gun to school friday >> an active shooter at park rose high school >> reporter: he never opened fire and no one was hurt >> he walked into the classroom with a shotgun said he was struggling with a truant officer >> reporter: the attack thwarted "o" when keenan lowe tackled the 18-year-old suspect. lowe also a former star wide receiver for the university of oregon says he lunged for the student, wrestled the gun away, handing it off to another teacher. >> in that moment i was called upon and i just reacted. and like i said, instincts kicked in. >> reporter: lowe tweeted i would no idea i would have to put my life on the line likey f. adding, i'm blesse

the suspect fled down clara alley to 6th street. by this point tenderloin officers in marked police cars have started following the path of destruction from eddy and tayler. citizens were actively pointing the officers in the direction of the suspect's vehicle. the officers reached 5th and market pointed down 5th street and reached 5th and clara and pointed down clara alley and the officers turned down clara and saw the suspect vehicle turn on to 6th street. when the officers rounded the corner of 6th and clara they saw the subject vehicle was involved in another collision with the vehicle and the suspect stopped at that point. it is my understanding right now that the collision is what prevented the suspect from going further. the suspect was taken into custody and we have it as female and transported for complaint of paper and occupant of the car at 6th and clara was not transported but was treated. >> how many collisions. >> 340 eddy with worker in front of the scaffolding eddy a vehicle was struck. 5th and clara one vehicle stru

eg reporter: the news 4 team watched as crews baiting 16 alleys across the district, two in each with a product called contrapest. >> they drink it. >> reporter: they're targeting alleys with the most complaints like this one in adams morgan. >> full-hearted support. >> reporter: right behind scott bennett's restaurant. >> you got to try anything. if it does work, the best money ever spent. >> reporter: a costly gamble. d.cis spending nearly $1 million on the contrapest and new staff to employ it. the product alone costs $300,000, the company's largest shipment ever. >> it makes them infertile. it is a contraceptive. o> reporter: this woman runs the company that develd contrapest saying rats in the wild only live about six to eight months, but in that time breed thousands of pups. ba lab tests rats who drank contrapest had no bies. >> we get the question all the d time, why woui use birth control on a rat? why not just kill them? >> reporter: she says it's a long-term more humane solution that works on males and females. we were told the product was so successful at the gate ware arch

. —— tornado alley. to nato hourly or anything like that. -- tornado alley.hat's it for now. much more on all the news any time on the bbc website. thank you for watching. hello. it looks like being a very warm start to the weekend across some parts of the uk, but right now we are in a spell of cooler weather, there has been a bit of rain, there's another chance of rain on the way during wednesday as an atlantic weather system pushes outbreaks of rain eastwards as the day goes on and here it comes. ahead of that, though, with clearing skies, it'll be a fairly chilly start to wednesday with a lot of dry weather around, maybe still a few showers rushing through the northern isles, but single figures for most, and cold enough across parts of northern england, especially in scotland. and the coldest spots could even see a touch of frost. but already that weather system coming in, as outbreaks of rain feeding towards western england, into wales, northern ireland, and then on towards southern scotland. feeding further east during the day, so early sunshine across e

>>in the east bay more trouble for the round one the bowling alley and sun valley mall, the venue has been at the center of 2 recent violent incidents and most recently there was an armed robbery their conference as a comedian is in concord with more on what happened. >>2 suspects entered the round one bowling an amusement venue in concord one of them armed with a gun. they tie up the employees in the safe room and they take the cash that is according to investigators here at the concord police department. >>the robbery occurred monday shortly after midnight investigators say they have surveillance video and they are checking for leads on any possible suspfile violent incidents at round one involving groups of people fighting inside the bowling alley back in riand another brawl 2 weeks later here the parking lot of the sun valley mall, pepper spray was reportedly used in each incident. now the violence has escalated to an armed robbery, some patrons say they are very concerned. >>you don't have a proper security or cameras are lighting, you know sometimes things like that can happen.

hoping that surveillance video will help them track down the suspects who robbed a round one bowling alley at the sun valley mall in cars concord so 2 robbers they went into the venue one was armed with a gun they tied up employees in the safe room they took off with cash. the robbery just comes after 2 previous violent incidents involving groups of young people fighting inside the bowling alley back in april and you may remember there was another brawl that happened outside in the parking lot of them all about 2 weeks later. that's where pepper spray was used to in each incident. >>they don't have a proper security or cameras are lighting, you know sometimes things like that can happen. yeah i think they need a you know, i'm secure little bit more security i know the us and i'm all has their own security. >>but i think you know if they want to keep this place open late at night is going to track the younger crowd around here, drinking and partying. well no one was hurt during that robbery. >>and was fatally stabbed in san francisco's bayview district this happened sunday night on the 1100

story tonight is out of the east bay where there has beeng more trouble for the round one bowling alley at the sun valley mall in concord dave eiland said the venue has been at the center of 2 recent violent incidents and now this time. >>an armed robbery crime for units in concord with more on what happened. >>2 suspects entered the round one involving an amusement venue in concord one of them armed with a gun. they tie up the employees in the safe route. they take the cash that is according to investigators here at the concord police department the robbery occurred monday shortly after midnight investigators say they have surveillance video and they are checking for leads on any possible suspects as robbery comes on the heels of 2 previous high-profile violent incidents at round one involving groups of people fighting inside the bowling alley back in april and another brawl 2 weeks later here in the parking lot of the sun valley mall, pepper spray was reportedly used in each incident. now the violence has escalated to an armed robbery, some patrons say they are very concerned every ti

the news 4 i-team watched as crews began baiting 16 alleys across the district.wo i each ward with a product called contra pest. >> it's a paste and liquid and they drink it. >> they're targeting alleysth wh e most complaints like this one in adams morgan.nd right behicott bennett's restaurant. >> you've got to try anything. if it does work, it's going to be the best mone ever spent. >> reporter: a costly gamble. d.c. is spending nearly a milli dollars on the contra pest and new staff to deploy it. the product alone costs $300,000, the company's largest shipment ever. an it makes them infertile. >> reporter: handles operations. she says rats in the wilboonly live aut 6 to 8 months but in that time they breed thousands. in the last test the rats had no baby. the e get the question all time rat? why wouldn't i just kill them? >> reporter: it's a more humane solution tat works on males and females. the city of st. louis said it was so successful it's currently expanding its use. >> in terms of testing in an w urban cie environment you have not done that before. >> w

the first lady invited children of the secret service to help break in the new bowling alley. looks fun. fancy shoes, too. >> kbryeah. :17. time to check in on the forecast with chuck bell. is it going to warm up for real this time? will. >> yeah, forreal. yesterday was a big crash on the forecast. really thought most areas would be up into the 80s yesterday. never happened. barely made it to 70 yesterday at international airport. even fredericksburg was only 73. richmond, virginia, yesterday, 88 degrees. so t warm air was just barely to our south yesterday. it will return this afternoon. so be ready for another warm and humid day much like the day before yesterday was. right now, 60 with fog in shington, d.c. dense fog advisory for the district and arlington county. fairfax, prince george's, montgomery, loudoun county, ouryland, virginia. sun's up thoughan't see it because of the clouds and the fog. now that the sun's up, that will start toat off the fogginess that's out there. mid 50s in the western suburbs. about 60 from downtown all the way to the chesapeake bay. already 7

fern alley has decorative street plants and new palm streets.bd helped maintain the alleys and they are planning farmers markets and pop ups and bands. >> the goal was to build on the economic vibra vibrancy of polkt and to provide a safe street for the whole >> let me begin by thanking you all for coming out today to celebrate the opening of this amazing fire station in the western edition neighborhood. i am your public works director, and today is an exciting day, i think not only for the fire department, for the entire city. everyone -- every time we open a new building, we are providing a safer san francisco that will be prepared for when disaster strikes. this new fire station, which was built from the ground up replaced when that failed to meet the building codes today, and first responders needs. the new fire station needs -- meets national accreditation and seismic resiliency standards that serve the needs of the 21 st century san francisco. how about a big hand for this new fire station? i would like to thank the staff and public works,

the first lady invited children of the secret service to break in the new bowling alley. looks fun. >>> 5:17. let's check in with chuck bell and see what's in store. >> fogginess and cloudiness first thing on your thursday m orning. it will turn into a very warm afternoon. the 80-degree weather which was here two days ago is coming back. just to the southyesterday. mostly 50s into 60. the thing to worry about is the fog. visibility down to under a mile in par of the shenandoah valley. zero visibility at winchester international mirport. tes at international airportment only a half mile at here.aval academy be careful, keep your speeds down as you drive into work and school. temperatures mid to upper 50s across much of nortrn virginia. 61 now in washington. 56 in prince george's county. your hourly planner takes the clouds and the fogout, brings the sunshine back and allows temperatures to jump into the 80s today. but there's a likelihood of some hunderstorms coming in between 3:00 and 8:00. rain chance 40%, but more for a tiny opportunity. this line of showers moving into

on wall street and "squawk alley" is live ♪ hey ya, hey ya. hey, ya >> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk alley." i'm carl quintanilla obviously losing some of the gains here dow session high up 180. we're currently up 19. faang leading the rebound this morning to the degree

we know for sure cuba has been a long long time alley to venezuela it's. been since chavis into a child is so low no they have a lot of intelligence people working with them in this. there for a long time. just how difficult. their russian troops that to we know that russia has some advisers to military advisers they sent military advice that. i think they have a role to play to their military advisors to russia has given a lot of diplomatic. support of innisfail for something to us ok so no truth from cuba or russia but military and diplomatic intelligence military intelligence and and diplomatic help the u.s. increasing its pressure secretary or your security adviser rather john bolton national security adviser claiming for the first time that some of materials closest allies including some members of the military are talking about ousting him and giving their support to the opposition to one why do what do we know about these claims and about the support that the u.s. is giving one go i don't know. but we talk about such before and i think this a lot of

welcome to "squawk alley."arl quintanilla a long with morgan brennan and jon fortt we will start with buffet and tech as berkshire buys up shares of amazon. becky joins us from omaha. joins us with her conversation with buffett ahead of a weekend where there is a ton of subjects where they could make news. >> yes that's the thing about this weekend. berkshire is involved in so many different businesses, so many industries, and owns so many different equities that anything, basically, could come up and it could be a topic of conversation here and it can definitely make news sometimes when we catch up with warren buffett he will tell us what he is buying, what he is not buying what is interesting this time around when we talked to him is what he told us berkshire is buying but he made it clear he is not the person behind the scenes pulling the strigs on that listen in. >> i will tell you one thing you will see in the 13-f which comes out in a couple of weeks which may cause you to ask me that question in the next

two officers racing to that dark alley. noor opening fire through the window later saying he was startled by someone banging on the car. for the first time we're seeing the moments after that shooting. noor's partner trying to save damon's life. >> stay with me. ma'am, stay with me. >> reporter: then he can be heard explaining what happened. >> she just came up out of nowhere, on the side of the thing and we both got spooked. >> reporter: officer noor appearing distressed as another officer checks on him. >> you alright? just keep to yourself, keep your mouth shut. >> reporter: noor was fired and convicted of third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. he'll be sentenced in june. tom? >> stephanie, thank you. >>> overseas now to the josh change coming in the uk. prime minister theresa may will step down. getting emotional during her announcement outside 10 downing street saying she had failed to complete a brexit deal. will the relations change? ian pannell reports from london. >> reporter: tonight high political dr

forecasters warning tornado alley is about to get hit. dangerous winds, blinding rain and won marciano times it out. >>> the horrific scene tonight. police before the cameras just moments ago. authorities calling it unspeakab unspeakable. the mother strangles, her unborn baby stolen. what police have just revealed. >>> also tonight, another state, this time, missouri. the senate passing a strict ant anti-abortion law just 24 hours after alabama effectively out w outlawed abortion. tonight, even some conservatives now arguing, this has gone too far. >>> the the president is asked today, is the u.s. going to war with iran? martha raddatz standing by with the president's answer. >>> the deputy under fire for a case of mistaken identity, trying to arrest a black man in his own front yard, believing he was a frujive. he was not. what can be heard in the audio. >>> the remarkable new images tonight. the 22-month-old lost in the woods. what he asked for when authorities found him. >>> the abc news exclusive tonight. the notorious drug cartel tak