let's get the business flash with haslinda amin.nda: boeing says it expects to report a $2.1 billion right off after it cut costs for the second quarter. the biggest loss is related to the dreamliner, boeing's carbon fiber jet. the company reported hits from the refueling tanker for the u.s. air force. goldman sachs is said to be about to start raising money for its first private equity fund since the financial crisis. according to a person with itwledge of the matter, may be up to $8 billion. the firm will contribute a relatively small amount of capital because of post-crisis restrictions on risk-taking. pokemon go is finally available in the country where it all began. after becoming a viral phenomenon in the u.s., australia, and europe, the app can be downloaded on ios and android in japan, the country that gave birth to the pokemon franchise two decades ago. shares are trading higher in tokyo, adding to a run that has seen the company's market cap double in two weeks. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: thank you. phili

lisa amin gulezian is live from the station. >> reporter: a lot of progress has been made in the past hour or so. take a look. you can see crews are working right where the fire started on the third rail on platform 2, the westbound side. now, everything, however, is being single-tracked from platform one. this whole thing start after 3:00. that's when the fire was first spotted. smoke could be seen for miles. the fire ran about 50 feet and took firefighters about 30 minutes to put it out. they think a faulty power pickup paddle is to blame. those paddles move and send power into the train. >> sometimes that's get stuck in an up position and if they do, they make contact with that fiberglas covering, which would have the potential to set it on fire. so we think that's what happened. we don't think it was anything else that caused the fire. >> reporter: until recently service was cut off completely at the walnut creek bart station so movement was only possible from bay point to pleasant hill and then from lafayette on. it's not clear when platform two will re-open. only one platform is

in santa clara county, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >>> stay with us. abc7 news at 11:00 continues. the road to rio stops in the bay area. new and familiar faces getting ready for the olympics at oracle arena. >> and playing ball in triple digit heat. how bay area little leaguers are dealing with the soaring temperatures. >> and little boy . the 2-year-old showing lots of love tonight to local law enforcement. >> here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." jimmy? >> thanks, dan and kristen. here is what we are up to tonight. >> did bianca break your heart? in how many pieces? >> five. >> five pieces? do you think you will ever love >>> vaw knee shaw, san ramon, san mateo and all of the bay area. this is abc7 news. >> all right, team usa basketball tonight at oracle. an exhibition game before the olympics in rio. >> and for kevin durant, the warriors' newest star it was a chance to shine and local fans to see him in action. >> cornell bernard is live at oracle with the story. >> dan and kristen, a big dub nation debut. he wasn't wearing a

lisa amin gulezian is live from the station. >> reporter: a lot of progress has been made in the past hour or so. take a look. you can see crews are working right where the fire started on the third rail on platform 2, the westbound side. now, everything, however, is being single-tracked from platform one. this whole thing start after 3:00. that's when the fire was first spotted. smoke could be seen for miles. the fire ran about 50 feet and took firefighters about 30 minutes to put it out. they think a faulty power pickup paddle is to blame. those paddles move and send power into the train. >> sometimes that's get stuck in an up position and if they do, they make contact with that fiberglas covering, which would have the potential to set it on fire. so we think that's what happened. we don't think it was anything else that caused the fire. >> reporter: until recently service was cut off completely at the walnut creek bart station so movement was only possible from bay point to pleasant hill and then from lafayette on. it's not clear when platform two will re-open. only one platform is

abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has more. lisa?reporter: ama, she was the first murder of the year and now every available detective at the police department is assigned to this case. police tape still surrounds jennie's creek side home. five days after a family member found her body the coroner confirmed that the 65-year-old was stabbed to death, likely by someone she knew or worked with. >> our detectives are currently going through a large amount of information and interviewing associates with the victim's real estate holdings and with the victim's various business endeavors. >> she was the co prt of bureau chapter in beijing and shanghai. she also owns several accupuncture clinics in the bay area. police admit that they have very few leads. in palo alto, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >>> livermore police hope you can help them find the owner of this cat. the cat is recovering and doing well after being shot with an arrow. someone found the medium-sized blackmail cat on hahn nea suck kill -- honeysuckle road and police want to

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abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has more. lisa? >> reporter: ama, she was the first murder of the year and now every available detective at the police department is assigned to this case. police tape still surrounds jennie's creek side home. five days after a family member found her body the coroner confirmed that the 65-year-old was stabbed to death, likely by someone she knew or worked with. >> our detectives are currently going through a large amount of information and interviewing associates with the victim's real estate holdings and with the victim's various business endeavors. >> she was the co president of the bureau chapter in beijing and shanghai. she also owns several accupuncture clinics in the bay area. police admit that they have very few leads. in palo alto, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >>> livermore police hope you can help them find the owner of this cat. the cat is recovering and doing well after being shot with an arrow. someone found the medium-sized blackmail cat on hahn nea suck kill -- honeysuckle road and p

in santa clara county, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >>> stay with us. abc7 news at 11:00 continues. the road to rio stops in the bay area. new and familiar faces getting ready for the olympics at oracle arena. >> and playing ball in triple digit heat. how bay area little leaguers are dealing with the soaring temperatures. >> and little boy blue. the 2-year-old showing lots of love tonight to local law enforcement. >> here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." jimmy? >> thanks, dan and kristen. here is what we are up to tonight. >> did bianca break your heart? in how many pieces? >> five. >> five pieces? do you think you will ever love ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> vaw knee shaw, san ramon, san mateo and all of the bay area. this is abc7 news. >> all right, team usa basketball tonight at oracle. an exhibibition game before the olympics in rio. >> and for kevin durant, the warriors' newest star it was a chance to shine and local fans to see him in action. >> cornell bernard is live at oracle with the story. >> dan and kristen, a big dub nation debut. he wasn

but as abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian found out, fans from both sides were excited to see theiravorite players. >> tonight's all-star game was filled with highs and lows with mls all star fans in blue and arsenal fans in red, the stadium overflowed with color and plenty of cuteness. >> my father grew up in north london, supporting them his whole life. so he raised me doing the same. and i plan to raise the little one here doing the same. >> the annual all-star game pits players from the league against an international club. it's a rare opportunity for fans to see their favorite athletes in action. >> soccer is, you know, the beautiful game. everyone loves soccer. everyone can get together, have a good time. so i think it's like an international really has no boundaries. >> it also gives the pros a chance to become fans as well. >> it's been really relaxing, no pressure. just get to sit here and drink water and watch the game. >> the game ended with arsenal beating the all stars. outside anxious fans waited for the gunners to leave the stadium. >> when they come, i'm just going t

but as abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian found out, fans from both sides were excited to see theirite players. >> tonight's all-star game was filled with highs and lows with mls all star fans in blue and arsenal fans in red, the stadium overflowed with color and plenty of cuteness. >> my father grew up in north london, supporting them his whole life. so he raised me doing the same. and i plan to raise the little one here doing the same. >> the annual all-star game pits players from the league against an international club. it's a rare opportunity for fans to see their favorite athletes in action. >> soccer is, you know, the beautiful game. everyone loves soccer. everyone can get together, have a good time. so i think it's like an international really has no boundaries. >> it also gives the pros a chance to become fans as well. >> it's been really relaxing, no pressure. just get to sit here and drink water and watch the game. >> the game ended with arsenal beating the all stars. outside anxious fans waited for the gunners to leave the stadium. >> when they come, i'm just going to bo

what they call the base park and there will be aminities added later. they did the base park plan to develop a budget and understand where the project was headed. >> good, but that is a preliminary plan. >> just curious because we have a process of taking in public comment and public interest and what the design ultimately looks like. >> 100 percent available to the community and will talk about the park design. i think they can show the base park plan and had it is helpful to have a idea what is possible. this is new park and will be a certain number of things they have to do, the grading and those sorts of things so at least they have done study and work would the landsscape architect to see what is possible. >> that is great. i just say gratitude and appreciation to the community for taking the lead, thank you very much to supervisor mark farrell. in a city that is increasingly compressed, more open space, not less. we are lucky to have this not just on the north side or northwest side of town, all of san francisco is lucky to have the space so thank

let's have a look with haslinda amin. what is new here? what we now? -- what do we know?know is, the malaysian government says it will cooperate, and if wrongdoing is proven, the level be enforced. one minister pointed out, any claim must be treated with caution and must follow legal process. the malaysian opposition made a common today, saying the prime minister, who was chairman of address the issue. the reactions after u.s. prosecutors say they will take action to seize assets worth about $1 billion. civil lawsuits have been filed. loretta lynch had to say this. sadly, aunately, db leaderscorrupt 1m treated this is a personal bank account. haslinda: a similar sentiment from the fbi, saying the malaysian people were defrauded on an enormous scale. strong words there. prosecutors say billions created from 2009-2015. named?: who has been has anybody been named in the complaint? do we know who is involved? haslinda: yes. people were named. two people mentioned in particular, the stepson of the malaysian prime minister. he partly owns the production company in hollywood, re

in los altos, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> love it, jonathan.ing up next, a makeover coming to a popular attraction ♪ light piano today i saw a giant. it had no arms, but it welcomed me. (hawk call) it had no heart, but it was alive. (train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me. it said, "rocky mountaineer: all aboard amazing". here are the winning numbers from last night's $390 million powerball draw. nobody got all six. wednesday night's jackpot grows to $422 million. and the winning numbers from last night's $19 million super lotto plus. >> no one got all six numbers in that draw either. wednesday's jackpot increases to $20 million. >>> new this morning, disney has revealed new renderings of what will replace the tower of terror ride. that's at california adventure. the tower of terror will close for good in january and will be remade based on marvel's galaxy of the superheroes. these pictures show what the new ride will look like. the president of marvel studios made the announcement at san diego's comic-con yesterday. the ne

abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> she was too nice of a person for something topen to her. >> elvira or elvie babb lived alone in this one-bedroom apartment. crime scene detectives have covered every inch of the place in hopes of find being the 57-year-old. vallejo police arrested these four, who they say kidnapped babb. her son got the ransom message. >> they got the message they would hurt her if they contacted the police and didn't deliver the amount of cash specified. >> abc7 learned that this man was the ringleader and may have even been ba bbs neighbor several years ago. here's an excerpt from a facebook quote he wrote. i'm about to have to turn myself in and i need you all to pray for me right now. he was arrested in sacramento. police believe the only motive was money. >> i can't believe it. she didn't have money. she was just barely making ends meet. >> she didn't have a car and relied on friends to drive her places. she was last seen at this seafood city store on june 29th and on the 30th her son rushed to her home after receiving the ransom demand, onl

lisa amin gulezian is live from vallejo with details. >> reporter: a lieutenant with the vallejo police department just finished briefing us about the very complicate case. it started july 1st and police have been working with the fbi to troy to find -- to try to find this kidnapped woman. she lives in vallejo. he son got a text from am an unnobody saying his mother had been kidnapped and would be hurt if money was not delivered. police are not saying how much was demand, just that it was less than six figures. the son drove to his mom's house and this is what he found. >> he found his mother was not there. there was a small dog that was in residence, and it was deceased. there appeared to be no signs of forced entry at the home. the victim was last seen bay coworker who dropped her off at seafood city market in vallejo on june 29th at 3:00 p.m. >> reporter: police were called in on july 1st. they had been working with fair field police, sacramento police, the fbi, and the u.s. marshal's office, and then last night, these four people were arrested. investigators believe the so-called ri

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lisa amin gulezian is live from vallejo with details. >> reporter: a lieutenant with the vallejo police department just finished briefing us about the very complicate case. it started july 1st and police have been working with the fbi to troy to find -- to try to find this kidnapped woman. she lives in vallejo. he son got a text from am an unnobody saying his mother had been kidnapped and would be hurt if money was not delivered. police are not saying how much was demand, just that it was less than six figures. the son drove to his mom's house and this is what he found. >> he found his mother was not there. there was a small dog that was in residence, and it was deceased. there appeared to be n signs of forced entry at the home. the victim was last seen bay coworker who dropped her off at seafood city market in vallejo on june 29th at 3:00 p.m. >> reporter: police were called in on july 1st. they had been working with fair field police, sacramento police, the fbi, and the u.s. marshal's office, and then last night, these four people were arrested. investigators believe the so-called rin

inan jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 new >>> a search is under way right now for pair of hikers los in the north bay. it's happening at sugarloaf state park in kenwood on the border of sonoma and napa counties. a report the couple called for help after nearly seven hours of hiking, saying they were exhausted and dehydrated. we'lhave updates in this newscast and on thebc 7 news app. enable push alerts to get instant updates on your mobile devices. >>> a facebook engineer is accused of raping his friend and refusing to let her leave his home in palo alto. officers arrested yue zhou today. she drove him home after going out to dinner with friends. shwent into his house for a glass of water. that's when the victim says he raped her and used a knife to hold her against her will. she was able to esce a few hours later. >> she distract and him and was able to get out the front door to her car. >> i believe he is innocent. i don't believe he did anything. he is a very soft-spoken guy. i spoke with him last night and he didn't seem distraught or shook up. >> police don't believe there are any m

amin amin, an amazing day. the governor, mike pence, a wonderful guy. got to know him this week, an amazing job and will do a great job on the campaign and i don't think my father could have a better person by his side. >> you know, eric, he is a favorite among conservatives and republican party insiders. but at the same time, mike pence is not from a swing state. and initially endorsed ted cruz, although to be fair at the same time, he gave your dad incredible kudos. what does he actually bring to the ticket? >> the last six months i've been saying to people that my father wasn't going to pick somebody who would carry a state for him. somebody mentally competent to represent's people of our country that quite frankly hasn't been represented well by our politicians's look at indiana. a aa bond rating. one of the best of any state in the nation. one of the largest tax decreases of any state in the country, in fact, under pence, taxes went down every single year he was governor of the state. they added 186,000 jobs in the state. one of the lowest unemploy

let's get first word news with haslinda amin. haslinda: barack obama says americans must reject the message of here and division being delivered by donald trump areelect hillary clinton speaking in philadelphia, the president said clinton has vision and the discipline to move the u.s. forward. crisis,in the midst of she listens to people and she keeps her cool and she treats everybody with respect. no matter how daunting the odds, how much people try to knock her down, she never ever quits. haslinda: fed officials have upgraded their estimate of the u.s. economy and taking a step toward raising interest rates later this year. at the mostly -- f moc members -- labor utilization has shown some increase but acknowledged that inflation remains too low and fell short of signaling that a rate hike could come in soon as september. --the merkel is breaking up angela merkel is breaking off for vacation to defend yourself against criticism. the chancellor planned to remain out of public view during the summer break answered questions this

guy: thank you very much indeed, haslinda amin talking about singapore. t happy.hiladelphia fed president patrick carter says the u.s. economy shouldn't sustain much damage from the brexit vote. he will not vote on policy until 2017. also said that more than one rate hike might be warranted this year. >> i believe inflation will return to target sometime next year. considering economic projections, it may be appropriate for up to two additional rate hikes this year by that we will approach 3% the end of 2018. guy: julian, a, he's got no vote, and b, i suspect he's got very little credibility if he's talking about two hikes. julian: the market is looking for one hike probably. december has been talked about. i think janet yellen is going to be very cautious. she will want to see what the effect on the global economy is of the brexit vote and how that is not going to factor into europe and consequently i suspect they will err on the cautious side. caroline: julian, you are saying the market is potentially factoring in a one-time hike. looking at the world interest r

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in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> a search is under way right now for pair of hikers lostn the north bay. it's happening at sugarloaf state park in kenwood on the border of sonoma and napa counties. a report the couple called for help after nearly seven hours of hiking, saying they were exhausted and dehydrated. we'll have updates in this newscast and on the abc 7 news app. enable push alerts to get instant updates on your mobile devices. >>> a facebook engineer is accused of raping his friend and refusing to let her leave his home in palo alto. officers arrested yue zhou today. she drove him home after going out to dinner with friends. she went into his house for a glass of water. that's when the victim says he raped her and used a knife to hold her against her will. she was able to escape a few hours later. >> she distract and him and was able to get out the front door to her car. >> i believe he is innocent. i don't believe he did anything. he is a very soft-spoken guy. i spoke with him last night and he didn't seem distraught or shook up. >> police don't believe there

let us get the first word news with haslinda amin.linda: barack obama says america must reject the message of fear and division being delivered by donald trump, and philadelphia, saying that clinton has the vision and discipline to move u.s. forward. president obama: even in the midst of crisis, she listens to people and she keeps her cool. and he treats everybody with respect. and no matter how daunting the odds, no matter how much people tried to knock her down, she never ever quits. angela merkel is breaking up her vacation to defend herself against renewed criticism on the refugee policy, following a rash of violent attacks in germany. the german chancellor, who it planned to remain out of public viewing during the summer break, will answer questions this afternoon for the first time assaults left 13 dead. three of the assaults were committed by a asylum seekers. u.k. consumer confidence plummeting to the lowest level in three years, and more households believe they will be worse off as result of the brexit referendum results. a s

let's go to the southeast correspondent haslinda amin. is brexit dean seen as a warning? seen as a warning? haslinda: the worry is that asean faces the danger of being a product of the elite. the egypt trade minister said exactly that, and he said, not enough time, money, and assets spent on socializing it to the people. the people they are supposed to is 10ing, asean countries, 600 million people. trillion.dp of $2.5 you can appreciate these are a different state than development. but the recent bonds, asean removed terra founders -- barriers -- tarriff barriers. the goal is to remove more by 2025. the integration process has not been without its challenges. it has been difficult. yvonne: that is true. there are constructional changes you can compare with asean. they have separate central banks. how closely has aussie on tailored itself to the eu? haslinda: we cannot say the eu has been a source of inspiration, but it is made clear on several occasions, the eu is not the model asean has taken. the model is unrealistic, even utopian. brexit is a warning that aussie on sho

amin. go to haslinda looking at more further monetary easing coming out of singapore?- are we looking at more further monetary easing coming out of singapore? it is stronger against most other major currencies in the world. against the pound, up 14%. against the greenback, 5%. against the swedish krona, it is up 4%. it is seeking safety. safe haven play simply because singapore has a top credit rating. very unusual these days. accounts ofredit let's. three month ago, it was a completely different story. the same dollar was among the worst performers in asia and that's because of its economic indicators. they were lackluster. that hasn't changed. dollar spells trouble for singapore. it is an export oriented country. so experts will be had. it will putting question inflation forecasts. -- it will put in question inflation forecasts. so watch out for october. yvonne: singapore such an open economy. how badly has it been hurt by brexit ends global slowdown? haslinda: it has been hardened it is likely to be heart even more. brexit does complicated things for singapore. to t

i'm haslinda amin. this is bloomberg.h china deflation softening and prices falling for a sixth straight month, how much pressure is on the pboc? let's ask the greater economist at bank of america. when you talk about these figures, factory prices, our economists say they are actually doing a good job for them. the cpi hedging down for this month. you excited about these figures at all? >> think it's good news. pressure remained muted and therefore the pressure on the pboc to immediately act is pretty low. however, going for it depends on two things. one is, how much of the inflation will comprise of the upside, especially after the major flood in most parts of china. and second, -- in the north part of china. second, how much liquidity outflow that the depreciation would trigger and future. if that is continuing, that is probably adding pressure for the pboc to inject liquidity into the market. yvonne: they could provide a buffer, and liquidity back stock, but will it be strong enough to make incredible stimulus? >> the

this is so deeply important to our state an important amine. i'm on the foreign relations committee. one out of four virginians is born in another country. and if you live somewhere else or are born somewhere else, you care about the world. budget committee. i do not know why they did not put me on the aging committee. i am up for reelection in 2018, and i am kind of taking john warner as my role model. for years.he senate if you saw something he did not , he said include me out. i am not supporting oliver north for senate. he was courageous. he said my country and commonwealth are more important in my party and this would be the wrong thing for my country and commonwealth. i kind of used them as examples. i hope to be there for a long time. steve: what serving -- would serving somewhere other than the senate senate give you a bigger platform? senator kaine: i like my job as not lookingd i'm for another one. i am doing a time of work for hillary. i think she will be a superb president. i was one of the earliest supporters of as an obama. still

. -- even a mercedes made up to look like idi amin's car. they took out all of the hostage takers.took up 45 ugandan soldiers. three hostages were killed. was yanni soldiers netanyahu, benjamin netanyahu's oldest brother. -- lessons should be learned from that event. >> suffered a stinging defeat. the rescue mission proved that good can prevail over evil, that hope can triumph over evil, over fear. today's terror is once again sweeping the world. we must recognize that the battle against it is indivisible. angie: elliott, net yahoo! also looking to find new markets for -- eally business and elliott: he has 70 is his executive traveling with him. -- he has 70 business executive's traveling with him. israel is looking to find new markets. it is being forced into this because it's too biggest trading partners are not buying as much as they were, partly because of the strength of the shekel. but partly because of the problems -- we know the turmoil is going there. growth has been slowing. israel is looking for new markets to offset the slowdown in traditional markets. angie: watching t

leon: there you have it, the sights and sounds of donald trump tonight, excepting the amination, callingimself candidate of the people, the voice of america, and the only candidate who getting unite the country. his ascension to the top of the gop was something few thought was possible. have team coverage tonight, beginning with chief political correspondent scott thuman live at the rnc. the confetti is still falling at this moment. scott: it has been falling for quite some time. a handful of people here in our booth, not necessarily fans of donald trump, but they all said this was easily the they have heard him give the entire election cycle. with that said, he gave a bunch of the big generics he has in the past, not necessarily followed up by a lot of specific details on how he would implement the grand plans. he definitely stuck with the formula they got him the nomination. police andcks on our the terrorism of our cities threaten our very way of life. any politician who does not grasp this danger is not fit to lead our country. this is the legacy of hillary , destruction,th terrorism

movieda amin, it's like a , literally and figuratively. haslinda: you are right. it has taken us all over the world. this morning, the malaysian government reacting to the u.s.,ents made to the saying it will fully cooperate, if any wrongdoing is proven the law will be enforced. one minister pointed out that any claim must be treated with caution, it must follow due process. the malaysian opposition making comments, it says the prime minister, who was chairman of must address the country on this issue. reaction coming on the back of u.s. prosecutors saying they will take ask -- actions to seize assets worth $1 billion. civil lawsuits have been filed. here is what lord -- loretta lynch had to say. >> unfortunately, tragically, a officialscorrupt treated this public trust as a personal bank account. a similar statement coming from the fbi. it says malaysian -- the malaysian people were defrauded on an enormous scale. werecutors say billions misappropriated from 2009-2015. i want to show you what has transpired in singapore in the last few minutes. singapore has been

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haslinda amin has the latest. there is another twist to the scandal.aslinda: call it a one-two punch. first the u.s. justice department filing soon after singapore with its own soundings on the investigation, and it says it is not done yet. you talked about ubs, dbs. also the standard chartered and felt in bank. they were singled out. the list could be longer. some of the financial institutions are being investigated as well. they referred to as certain other financial institutions. mes says certain lapses were , in do delays and reporting transactions. mes receives more than $100 million in assets linked to one mdb. they also revoked the license of swiss bank bsi. it breached money-laundering rules. we continue to see this widened across the globe. what did singapore have to say about these one mdb investigations? how complicated has it been? haslinda: it is a complex web of ,oney transfers and ostensibly disguising the nature of fund flows. we are talking about multiple entities, individuals operating in several jurisdictions. many international bank

has haslinda amin has more. this sounds like an ambitious project.nda: hugely ambitious. $4 billion. the casino is called okata manila. he owns almost 70% of the company of universal entertainment. his massive investment shows his confidence in the philippine gaming market. this project could be a precut of just the first one. he is exploring other such projects and other parts of the philippines. if you are wondering what you can expect from okata manila, 500 handling tables, 100 meter water fountain, and an indoor beach. the plan is to take gamblers from a cow. he is targeting chinese, japanese, koreans. foreigners will account for 30% of the clientele. that should get to 50% after a year. angie: the question is, when to recover his investments and how soon is that going to happen? haslinda: he is looking at about two years. that is what okata's philippines partner says. it will be challenging. angie: we will leave it there. thank you so much for that. we are looking forward to the opening of business in tokyo, where we are seeing the snapping of a

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let's get our southeast asian correspondent, has haslinda amin.s china flexing its muscles again? haslinda: well, call it defiance, college provocative. china is turning a deaf ear to the complaints from vietnam, conducting exercises just days before the hague. the naval drills will be around the islands, set to involve about 100,000 square kilometers, an area that is controlled by china, but claimed by vietnam as well. this is where you will find woody island, where china is said to have about 1000 personnel, also surface-to-air missile systems. as you can imagine, tensions are rising. vietnam is insisting that china stops the exercises, that it should stop threatening regional securities. it also says china is infringing its sovereignty it again,but china is clearly not listening. in fact, it issued its own warning, saying that no other ships will be allowed in the area while the drills are running. here we go again. yvonne: this cat and mouse game just continuing. is the south china sea becoming a flash point? haslinda: the risk is there, if te

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these are afghan refugees abdul malek and ruhu amin. >> we are not eating anything.he food is over there. nobody wants to eat. >> it is a global issue. we want focus from global leaders. amy: in canada, 50 immigrants in detention centers in ontario -- they have entered a 15th day of a hunger strike. the strikers say they will continue until they are able to meet with public safety minister ralph goodale. the strikers are demanding canada limit detentions to 90 days and to stop putting immigration detainees in maximum security prisons. australian prime minister malcolm turnbull is pressing australian leaders to agree on legislation that would allow for indefinite detention of terrorism suspects. under the legislation, people convicted of terrorism would serve their sentences and then be sentenced to periododic revis to determine whether it would be safe to release them. opposition leaders s said they needed more infoformation about the law w before voting. an employee of the w world's largest hedge fund, bridgewawatr associates, has filed a complaint, calling the fund

lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> she was too nice of a person for something to happen to her >> elvirar elvie lived alone in this one-bedroom apartment. they covered every inch of the place hoping to find the 57-year-old. vallejo police arrested these four who they say kidnapped her. her son got the ransom message. >> they got the message they would hurt her if they contacted the police and didn't deliver the amount of cash specified. >> this man was the ringleader and may have been her neighbor several years ago. here's an exert from a facebook quote she wrote. i'm about to have to turn myself in and i need you all to pray for me right now. he was arrested in sacramento. police believe the only motif was money. >> i can't believe it. she didn't have money. she was just barely making ends meet. >> she didn't have a car and relied on friends to drive her places. she was last seen at this seafood city store on june 29th and then her son rushed to her home, only to find her apartment empty and her dog dead. the more time that passes the more police worry. >> the victim has been gone for o

abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> she was too nice of a person for something ton to her >> elvira or elvie babb lived alone in this one-bedroom apartment. crime scene detectives have covered every inch of the place in hopes of find being the 57-year-old. they arrested these four, who they say kidnapped babb. her son got the ransom message. >> they got the message they would hurt her if they contacted the police and didn't deliver the amount of cash specified. >> this man was the ringleader and may have been her neighbor several years ago. here's an excerpt from a facebook quote she wrote. i'm about to have to turn myself in and i need you all to pray for me right now. he was arrested in sacramento. police believe the only motif -- motive was money. >> i can't believe it. she didn't have money. she was just barely making ends meet. >> she didn't have a car and relied on friends to drive her places. she was last seen at this seafood city store on june 29th and on the 30th her son rushed to her home after receiving the ransom demand, only to find her apartment empty

i agree with with amin while many are drawn in connected actions, that's absolutely not to way. there is a problem in my view of an alienated youth that's hijacked by a horrific code to go out and murder in a way that we have not seen in mod teern times. this is something that should not be happening in modern time ech that's what i am fearing are happening. nice is paradise for many, many people for this time of the year. we are seeing places of joy where families coming together and really be comfortable if what used to be a high trust world and a high trust world is being under minded by fears. we'll have a high fear world and that's a dark place to live. >> we don't want to relitigate the past nor can we change it. where are outline the theory where americans sponsored gulf and the tactics there in had been the biggest recruitment tool. >> i think many of my muslim friends and arab muslim friends belief the believe their lives are chief in the eyes of the west. that becomes a frame through which many either tried to agitate positively for a change or agitating negatively and

entebbe because they built sections of it and had an active advisory force in uganda until 1973 when idi amins out. >> no one thought anyone would fly from israeli to uganda to rescue the hostages. that was surprise number one. when they landed at the airport, all the commanders were wearing ugandan military uniforms and were driving the same kind of vehicles that a ugandan general would drive. >> the hijackers didn't know what was going on, and, by the time they figured it out, it was too late for them. >> it took just 52 minutes from the time the first plane landed until it took off with the hostages. that was three minutes less than the rehearsal the night before. >> the rescue seemed pretty much like a modern miracle. for relatives who for days on end were unsure whether they would ever see their loved ones again, it was a time for joy and jubilation. >> what made you think that israel could pull off an operation like this? >> the entebbe rescue was one of the few bits of good news we had regarding counterterrorism. it was followed a year later by the daring rescue of german passengers th

as of the beginning of this week the opt out rate for the amine enrollment was 1.6%. the last time that we were here we reported 1.7% opt out rate. so a 10% update. i believe we build every customer that was enrolled in may by this time. the super green participation rate is currently 3% that was the same that it was the last time that we reported. i wanted to state that we continue to promote the super green offering and we will be sending outa notice soon for existing customers to encourage their friends and neighbors to sign up as well. we will also be doing an advertising campaign in the fall to educate and specifically to promote the super green enrollment in the auto enrollment areas that we will be serving. can forward to our next enrollment we have 551 customers signed up for the august enrollment period last month ms. hale reported that it was 497 so we've had 54 new sign-ups in the last couple of weeks. customers and they are super green and 28% are super green and we are also finalizing our notice for the next enrollment period and we have worked at a littl

here is haslinda amin.g says they expect a 2.1 billion dollar cost for the second quarter. the biggest loss is related to the dreamliner, the carbon fiber jet. they also reported hits from the jumbo and a refueling tanker. sachs set to raise money for its first private equity fund since the financial crisis. they may gather up to $8 billion. the fund -- and the firm will contribute a small amount of capital. is officially available in the country where it all begun. after becoming a viral phenomenon, that have can be downloaded in japan, the country that gave earth to the pokÉmon franchise. shares trading higher. market cap has doubled in two weeks. starbucks has third quarter revenue that missed expectations. shoporld's largest coffee chain says same-store sales in the americas climbed 4%, down from 7% in the previous quarter. program of the rewards may have left some customers confused. that is your business flash. forecasting the yen will host its first gain in five years. the strength has but the bank o

part of the mission is bring these types of aminities to the island. you are familiar with goal squz strategies recommended in the [inaudible] and they are summarized again here. the 50 percent transit mode share, not just to and from san francisco but east bay transit service. part of the equation for solving those challenges i mentioned at the beginning are a couple of these strategies that go along are the new transportation services. there is service side and also discouraging driving and traffic minimaization side. the mission is for treasure islands to be a transit accessible place and to be san francisco neighborhood where people could be able to live without a car. today that is very difficult to do. the level of transit service isn't there. in that vein, the titip called for few mechanisms to discourage driving during the peak periods and traffic impacts. those includes parking regulations and parking cap and fees on parking and a congestion toll to be put in place during peak and congested periods. something unique is the connection of the di

so many sovereigns are against china -- we have haslinda amin taking track of all of this, thi long listsittle bit irked that china is flexing its muscles again. haslinda: yeah. see it as a show of defiance, conducting a naval it's believede -- to be more than 100,000 square kilometers, an area controlled by china but claimed by vietnam as well. this is also home to woody island, where china is said to have about a thousand personnel and missile systems. understandably, tensions are rising, vietnam insisting it be exercised if china is infringing its sovereignty yet again and that it should stop threatening regional security. but china is clearly not taking heed. it has had no other ships will be allowed in the area while the drills are happening, so here we are again, and beijing upping the ante. the south china sea is fast becoming a flash point here. haslinda: well, the risk is there. if tensions escalate even more in disputed waters, there could be global consequences. there have been competing claims in the south china sea for centuries, but it is only in recent years that tensions h