anthony: i' m anthony scaramucci. he will detail the biggest mistakes investors make when thinking about the energy markets and where to find the best opportunities going forward. lou: this show has never been solely about investments. we have talked about anything that affected people and their money. >> from times square in new york city, the new "wall street week." gary: we are pleased to welcome mark fisher, founder and president of mbf trading. we always talk about the origin story. tell us about your upbringing and how you got into this stuff. mark: basically, i got lucky, i grew up in long island, right near where gary -- anthony: five towns. mark: right. i went to a private school. i saw a guy drive down the block with a car that was completely out of context with the neighborhood. every month, it was a different car. i decided, ok, let me go bang on his door. i go down the block, say, hi, i' m mark. what do you do for a living? he says, what do you care? i was 12, 13. i said, i' m the smartest guy on the bloc

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anthony said, listen, this is what anthony said. donald called me. i will meet with him next monday, coming monday, yesterday, around 11:00. he called me up because he said to me, this is what anthony said, donald told him, you say a lot of good things about scott walker. why don't you, i'm paraphrasing

anthony.is a white powders stirred into water. by the way they could look at is canceled checks because even , though he -- they were careful about getting rid of and him not replying to dr. bishop's letters, he didn't think about the checks. checks. -- about the checks. mr. anthony: is it a sedative? it does the nerves. susan: something for the candidate. mr. smith: he is the last of the old-fashioned presidents. it became -- certainly funeral -- theodore roosevelt exploited it. roosevelt was the least willing to go along. but this is the hinge of modality -- mo guarantee -- mode rn ity. they have faces and that extended to his family, as well, and the media became increasingly more supposed to get it. -- more sophisticated. susan: we have kip. >> i think this program that you have put together on c-span is phenomenal. i have watched most of the series, and i have been educated and in light and. i have a couple of comments. susan: will at me just say that it was the man sitting across from me

anthony: false.t is shocking how so many of the things with things regarding her husband and his coffin and his remains and his burial were, and without him there, he looked out after her. she was not really treated -- her requests as a widow were not honored. susan: in the first term when he was working through all of these issues, streaking a mixture to stay awake that contain what we think of today as cocaine. mr. smith: a drink, coca-cola, where it contained the same substance. so the answer is yes. susan: so he had this consuming, and he was consumed with his wife's health. mr. anthony: there are one or two times when the battleship maine is sunk in havana, february 1896. reluctant to go to war. the negotiations with spain breakdown. we go to war. now, there were times when he stayed up late at night, but the truth was he was worried -- that was the period when she was worried about him, and in fact there is a strong worker that shows she was trying to talk to his assistant, we need to do someth

anthony said, listen, this is what anthony said. donald called me. with him next monday, coming monday, yesterday, around 11:00. he called me up because he said to me, this is what anthony said, donald told him, you say a lot of good things about scott walker. why don't you, i'm paraphrasing now, why don't you say nice things about me? why don't we get together? why don't we talk about you supporting me? i'm paraphrasing. not exact words. anthony expressed his frustration at some of donald's position on immigration, building a wall which anthony believe never works. sending people back including children of illegal immigrants, potential violation of the 14th amendment. anthony who likes donald agreed to go see him. that's either thursday or friday. fast forward to monday. donald getting on, i guess "fox & friends" someplace. dagen: did it on sunday, going after hedge fund managers. >> going after hedge fund managers. anthony lost it as you saw. dagen: that was a tiny little snippet of his rage. >> he basically attacked donald pretty tough, right? and

the two men who were seated, anthony sadler and anthony scar lot toes.own a suspected terrorist on a train headed to paris. we have on the phone with us, tony sadler. anthony sadler is his son. mr. sadler, can you hear us? >> yes, we can hear you fine. >> okay. good. you had a conversation with your son yesterday. i first want to know can you tell us about that conversation and your general reaction to what happened on this train? >> well, the initial conversation, he called me very early on either from the site, the train site or from the police station, and the initial response was surprise and shock. and after that, disbelief and gratitude that y our son was ok, that he wasn't killed or hurt. >> in terms of the conversation that you had with him last night, is he doing okay? what did he tell you about the incident itself and how he's feeling now? >> it was still settling in with him as far as the reality. he shared it didn't seem real. it was totally unexpected. it wasn't on any of their radar. they were just sougout touring europe and having a great

from little anthony and the imperials. you know, in the late '50s and early '60s, it didn't matter where you went to high school. east coast, west coast, middle of the country, you shared a common experience. during the year, on a friday or saturday night, you went to your school dance. (sam cooke) twistin', twistin', everybody's feeling great they're twistin', twistin' they're twistin' the night away let's hang on to what we got don't let go, girl, we got a lot he's a rebel, and he'll never, never be any good he's a rebel 'cause he never, never does what he should these social gatherings were usually held in the school gym. shoes made marks on the gym floors, so we danced in our socks, and these weekly or monthly rituals were known as "sock hops." get it? sock hops. (the dovells) the kids in bristol are sharp as a pistol when they do the bristol stomp really something when the joint is jumping when they do the bristol stomp (claudine clark) i see the lights i see the party lights they're red and blue and green (the shirel

to anthony. why else would she marry this guy? i can't believe it. he can't see straight. look, think of it. so uma's got -- it's coming through uma. she has a lot of stuff. a lot of information. who knows? so she's married to a bad guy. i know anthony weiner for a long time. i knew before they caught him with the bing, bing, bing, right? he was a bad guy then. it turned out that he was a really bad guy. so she's married to anthony weiner. do you think there is even a 5% chance she's not telling anthony weiner now of a public relations firm what the hell is coming across? do you think there is even a little bit of a chance? i don't think so. are there any women in this room who are in love with their husbands who wonluldn't be tellg them everything? you would or wouldn't. you said i'm in love but i wouldn't. no, you will. >> no, not really. >> i think we should add -- i think we should add the phrase bing, bing, bing. it should be part of our lexicon. >> what is the bing, bing, bing? >> i don't k

and anthony as well. it's just that we haven't been able to stay in that close of contact lately just because i've been in afghanistan, spencer's been in the azores and we just haven't been around sacramento to see anthony. >> whose idea was it to finally get together and go to europe together? >> it was spencer and my idea. i've wanted to do something like that for a long, long time. then coming off the deployment while spencer was in the azores just seemed like the perfect time to do it. there's no way we're not going to do this, because i'm doing this trip. if you want to come, you're already in portugal, so why not? anthony said, i haven't seen you guys in a while, so let's do this, so we all did. >> the idea was to meet up and travel around on a train. but it turned out very differently. >> oh, yeah. >> much differently than what you expected. >> yeah, what can you do. >> take me to the day that this whole thing unfolded. what time before the train? >> boarded the train at 3:17 p.m. local time. >> an

with no privacy in the dorms, anthony and eric have to make do. >> it's our little secret closet, manfee, smoke cigarettes and stuff, man, we just come up with whatever sound good. whatever sounds good. >> smoke a little weed if we can. ♪ baby butterfly ♪ out in the streets and the clubs ♪ not looking for danger ♪ ♪ she reaching up and no one understands ♪ ♪ life ain't always what it seems ♪ ♪ so many unanswered questions and shattered dreams ♪ >> no, it's not right. >> you're the rapper, man. >> hold up. it's all in a hard day's work, people. i can reach, i can touch you, through song, i can touch your heart, uplift you, make you feel my struggle. you can identify with my struggle, i think i've done it justice, i think i've done good. ♪ and when i get out ♪ i'll right all my wrongs ♪ when i get back home ♪ i've got to get back home >> i've got to get back home. they're feeling me, man. >> their concert may have been a hit, but this is still prison where a momentary lack of self-control can have lasting consequences as anthony patterson is about to find out. >> anthony patterson has b

this is for alek and anthony, can you tell me at what point was the gunshot went off. was it during the struggle, and was it a stray bullet or was it specifically aimed at someone, and have you sort of digested the magnitude of the reaction to all of this through your heroic action? thank you. >> the gunshot was probably the first noise i heard and then that was followed by some breaking glass so the gunshot was one of the -- pretty much the first thing that came to our attention. i didn't know that it was a gunshot at the time but that was like the first thing i heard. >> was it aimed at someone? >> oh, it didn't -- it was behind me so i had no idea where he was aiming or what he intended to do, but, yeah, that was the first thing that happened. >> and the reaction to all of this, is this something that you expect, like twitter and social media? >> personally i thought they were just going to let us go after questioning. >> anthony? >> initially kind of after it happened i kind of knew, realized the magnitude. i didn't quite understand that all this would happen, but

i want nothing more for anthony than to live a long life and be healthy. if he feels he's not ready to play or not healthy enough, that's his prerogative, something you should ask him about. he's the one who really knows. i think football now as i said, it's a safer game now than it ever has been, and it will continue to trend in that direction. >> anthony has an open invitation to join us on set. put us in contact with him, and he will be on here. >> i will let him know. >>> you have said rivalry, there's geography, recruiting, and competitiveness. penn state fits in all three of the categories, and do you need that rivalry to help keep this program moving in the upper trend? >> i don't believe you need any rivalry to do that, and the last piece of the buzzal rutgers need in the situation we were in, the birthplace of college football a team with a lot of success, it was a conference in the power 5 to call home, and for us, as a university, no conference fit us better than the big 10, and i think rivalries are great. i think rivalries are a lot of fun for

let's get a check of the micro climate forecast with anthony slaughter. good morning to you. >> good morning. cloudy this morning, one you want to stay in, cuddle under the down comforter. it is mild. temperatures in the 60s, cloud cover in every single location. we have showers, another day of showers falling in the desert southwest, socal, near sierra. keep in mind if traveling across the state today, especially across the sierra and northern california, you'll run into rain. at home, another dry day. temperatures in the low to mid-60s this afternoon. at the coastline, temperatures in the upper 60s. san francisco at 68 degrees, mix of sun and clouds. north bay and east bay, temperatures range from the 70s to 80s. it will be warm in the tri-valley. temperatures yesterday got close to 90 degrees. today closer to 80. less humidity, less heat. that continues this upcoming week. we have a hurricane making its way to hawaii. we will talk about that. >> and will that effect weather here? >> probably not. if traveling. >> last trip before school starts. anthony

one of the great sleaze bags of our time, anthony weiner. did you know that? she's married to anthony weiner. you know, the little bing-bing-bing, bong-bong. i love you very much. >>> silence salute. more than 1,000 marchers honor the houston deputy sheriff's slaying execution style while pumping gas as the suspect faces charges today. >> the callousness of what happened, it's earth shattering. >> darren would have given that monster the shirt off his back if he asked for it. he didn't have to do what he did. >>> and what's in a name? some republicans are crying foul as president obama restores alaska's mt. mckinley to its original name.

she's married to anthony weiner whose a perv. i have known anthony for a long time. i known him before they caught him with the bing, bing, bing. >> reporter: and sarah palin on one america news and referenced to a perceived got ya' question about trump's religion earlier this week. >> they are asking what is your favorite bible verse. i thought did they ask hillary that? >> that is a personal thing. i don't like giving that out to people you hardly know. >> reporter: despite what the organizers said and the sign on the door, trump is adamant that it was not a fund-raiser and even calling our producer saying the money went to food and drink. a fact he will reiterate today and as well as trying to bolster his credentials while gaining endorsement for him for the republican federation of assemblies here in nashville. >> katy tur, thank you. >> hillary clinton has yet to weigh in on the comments, but she is talking about the e-mail. nbc's kristen welker has more on that. >> reporter: erica, good morning. secretary clinton is off the campaign trail this weekend after a d

let's get a look at the roads with anthony. >>> no big concerns. as we are looking at the traffic maps we actually is have a stall coming in past the bay bridge toll plaza. a little unusual. early for this this, but the cars having no problem getting around that stall. there are so many lanes into the bay bridge toll plaza, you really doesn't have a problem getting around one car, especially early in morning. let's show you what's happening. as we get towards the bay bridge toll plaza there is the stall just past the scales -- or just pass the toll really where you pay, but otherwise no big concerns this morning. back to you. >>> we begin with new details this morning. two men fighting for their lives after a shooting in san francisco, the gunman still on the run. >> police say it happened just after 10:00 last night in the city's inner mission district. officers originally responded to the area of bartlett and 24th street, but were soon led elsewhere. both the vim victims were found in different places, 24th and mission, the other on 24th and sout

. >> anthony is. this is another example of where the media is trying to make something out of nothing out there. bottom line, he has been and continues to be and will be a great supporter. >> sounds like you are saying that donald trump is lying. >> the bottom line is he is telling the truth. i talked to him about it personally. you can infer anything else. the bottom line is, what he said is accurate. >> your position on birth right citizenship has changed in the span of a few days. i want to play what you said just last week earlier this month about this position. >> do you think that birth right citizenship should be ended? >> yeah. absolutely. >> people misunderstand you are not for ending birth right citizenship. >> i'm not taking a position. >> you are not seeking to repeal or alter the 14th amendment? >> no. i have been consistent throughout the campaign. >> can you clarify for us now, what is your position on birth right citizenship for or against? >> well, the context you are taking out bits

let's bring in cbs news elections director anthony salvanto. anthony, it was a top item on the republican's to-do list after the last election: winning the hispanic vote, not a job trump's comments are making easier. >> the republican party said after 2012 they learned the hard way. what happens in the primaries doesn't stay in the primaries. there are a lot of voters, particularly hispanic voters who are watching now who might remember the tone and tenor of this immigration debate. that makes it harder for the party to win them. they lost this by a lopsided vote last night. and if that happens again their road to the white house gets a lot harder. >> axelrod: donald trump may have captured the heads so far, but how is the issue of immigration being so prominent in the republican race for the nomination affecting other candidates? >> immigration divides the republican party. about as many say they favor a path to citizenship as might favor some form of deportation. for a candidate like jeb bush, who disagrees with donald trump, he has to walk a

our time, anthony weiner. did you know that? she's married to anthony weiner. you know, the little bing-bing-bing, bong-bong. i love you very much. >>> silence salute. more than 1,000 marchers honor the houston deputy sheriff's slaying execution style while pumping gas as the suspect faces charges today. >> the callousness of what happened, it's earth shattering. >> darren would have given that monster the shirt off his back if he asked for it. he didn't have to do what he did. >>> and what's in a name? some republicans are crying foul as president obama restores alaska's mt. mckinley to its original name. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. as new polling this weekend shows a big jump for bernie sanders in iowa he joins me now exclusively from burlington, vermont. senator, welcome. thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> good to see you. and let's talk about iowa and the fact that you have cut the clinton lead down to. seven points. arguably within the margin of error. you're just about tied with hillary clinton. to what do you attribute this narr

meet anthony sadler. he's 23 and a senior at sacramento state travel to go europe on a trip he will never forget. he stop the a terrorist kind of crazy. the basketball coach always kept cool under pressure. >> he is a hero to all of us. he's a hero based on the things he did when he was 14, 15, 16 years old. >> then airman first class spencer stone. he is a 6 foot 4 guy. he may have been shy while growing up. >> he had the wherewithal to take action. i am glad spencer did. >> he learned a thing or two as a paramedic in the air force. using those skills to help one of his fellow good samaritans. he see as bleeding neck and puts pressure on it with a bare hand to safe a life. his high school basketball coach not surprised. >> nice kid. stand up guy. hard worker. very humble and at the same time you weren't super surprised he did put himself in jeopardy to try to save others. >> who else helped out? meet chris more man an it consultant. the 62-year-old saw the spoegs and like widewise sprang into action. he

anthony: bernie sanders. a disheveled populist.e says that he wants to have free education for everyone. he decries the billionaire pass. he is an interesting character, a lot of getting support. her campaign manager sent out an e-mail telling everyone not to panic. it is still very early on. they will stay the course. he had 100,000 people at his rallies in the last couple of weeks. they are in a white, liberal, demographic -- but still. 100,000 people is 100,000 people. laura: donald trump is still heging in the polls, but is talking about policies? anthony: not yet. he will have policy statements out soon, but we do not know what is in them. people have been writing his political obituary for months. they thought it would be over after that the the debate, but he is still high in the polls. laura: did anyone get a boost from the debate? anthony: carly fiorina was in the earlier debate. she has seen her standings got the highest out of anyone. laura: how long is the trump bubble going to last? is he going to go all the way? antho

anthony: you can say a lot younger. [laughter] ricky: my dad was in the money-management business, an analyst at goldman sachs. when out to start a hedge fund in 1982, 1 of the early hedge fund guys. my brother went into the we did not grow up talking about and gdp at the dinner more about the goings-on in in my blood. i did not think i wanted to go into it, but after i decided to defer my law school acceptance because i talked to people who were lawyers who did not like what they did, came into the business and absolutely loved it from the beginning. anthony: another legendary analyst and hedge fund manager you work for, morris mork at goldman. you went to university of wisconsin. what did you study? ricky: accounting and finance, which i think i the underpinnings for an analyst career. anthony: when did the bell go off, knowing you would follow in your father' s footsteps? ricky: it was the moment i decided to defer going to law school and see what it was like to work for a wild. i got into the business world and love

anthony mason is senior news correspondent. anthony, it's interesting. why do you think that was? >> that was the big question, is this going to hold. the fact that it didn't tells you there's a lot of anxiety. >> about china. >> about china. >> typically it goes back and tests those lows again which may be what we see, you know, in the coming week. >> explain exactly what's happening in terms of china and exports. >> here's the important stat. okay? 80% of the world's growth comes from three countries. china, india, and the u.s. when china's economy slows and it's still strong but it was double digits a few years ago and now it's 7%. we don't have a lot of transparency. that means we're buying from other countries around the world and they could buy less from us. what's happening is the market is trying to process that and where are we. >> it's a giant loop. >> it's a giant loop. >> it's going to make that chinese president's visit to the u.s. more interesting. >> when is that? at the ejd of september. >> at the end of september. >>> two nato officials are dead. it took place ove

good morning, anthony. how are the roads looking?>>> we have better news for folks coming in from milpitas if you are using 880 this morning northbound lanes were closed for ten minutes, now one lane is getting through, but you can still notice the traffic flow is a little slower than usual coming through this particular area. earlier they were diverting traffic off of calaveras, don't think they are doing that anymore. no problems across the

. >> and then anthony sadler is the third friend in all of this. how much did you know of these three friends and it goes back. >> it goes way back to the childhood. neighbors where alek came to live me me when he was 13. >> they were really brothers. >> yeah, it's really great that all three of them were together. alek comes back from afghanistan and then they go on vacation on a train and that's when the real action happens. >> oh my goodness. it's crazy. it really is. >> and that the instincts would just kick in. as military men, they have the training and instincts, but it's another thing to be sleeping on the train and then alek would awaken them and that they all jump into action. they're being called heros. >> i said what made you react like that? >> he said that he we want into survival mode. he knew that passengers would be shot, but they were passengers too. >> chris that was a british national. he is the man in the far right. i will describe him for you. he is a british national and the fourth person who joined these three american men.

their friend, anthony sadler attends sacramento state university. at home their families are not surprised by how they reacted. >> they were trained to do that. obviously we are boat very proud. >> physically, he is uninjured but emotionally...in good spirits but...trauma tuesdayed to a degree. >> the suspect is a 26-year-old man from morocco and questioned by french counterterrorism police. >> san jose's mineta san jose international mineta san jose international airport is getting $3.5 million to beef up security at the airport. five times in the last year people have gotten in supposedly secure areas of mineta san jose international airport. the most famous, a teen managed to get on the tarmac, hide in the wheel of a jet and survive a flight from san jose to hawaii. >> happening tonight, san francisco transit officials will get an earful from residents of a plan to cut down 200 trees in san francisco. the 193 trees are on van ness and transit leaders say they have to do this for rapid transit bus system next year. in their place, muni will plant

as for his buddy, anthony sadler, he's a college student. he will eventually have to go back to class. you can only imagine what it's going to be like on campus when he gets back to school this fall. >> when a welcoming they are all in store for, heroic, you know, that really -- not enough can be said about their duties and what they did. all right, thanks so much, polo, appreciate that. >>> so as these americans are being hailed as heroes, the investigation, of course, is ramping up. senior international correspondent nic robertson is joining us from paris. nic, a senior european official is telling cnn that the suspect has been identified and that apparently he was on a list of suspicious people because of activity that he had engaged in. what more are investigators willing to say about him? >> reporter: well, we know from spain and the south, france, these are all countries that he had lived in. he was on the sort of watch list, if you will, for counterterrorism officials because he was associating with radical islamists. precisely what i

there is no real issue on huma sharing secrets with anthony weiner. there are lots of people with classified top secret status at the state department who are married and have spouses. is donald trump saying they're all blowing a whistle with pillow talk? it's hard for the clinton campaign to get out there and say to the attack on women without trump going nuts about it, but again, we see while donald trump attacks a lot of different people of both genders, it does seem his passion goes up when he attacks a woman. >> you're saying the staffers are okay, they're fair game if there is an issue. so you're saying adver the e-ma controversy is not an issue? >> no, the e-mail controversy is an issue, but on a scale of 1 to 10, it's not a 10, it not a 1, it's somewhere in between. what huma did so far, there's no reason to pick on her in anything we've seen about this scandal. the fact he picks on her, talks about her and her spouse, seems a little strange. >> there are those who argue, picking on her is one thing, but extending it to her husband, anthony we

new jersey reporter anthony johnson is in newark tonight anthony. >> reporter: well, this was a high powered meeting taking place, liz, to talk about that tunnel but one key player and a final resolution was not here. >> we put out a statement and you can all read the statement. >> reporter: governor christie didn't share any specifics regarding the talks about the gateway double project but made a point to -- tunnel project but made a point to say he did show up at the meeting. the gathering inside senator cory booker's office involved the u.s. transportation secretary, the governor, top railroad officials and senator bob menendez. this face-to-face sitdown drew the attention of new york city mayor bill de blasio who says the tunnel project is critical. >> this is something in the long-term interest of the region and the nation. remember, the economy of our metropolitan area is one of the strongest in the entire nation and it has to keep growing and this is one of the ways we can do it. >> reporter: those involved in today's meeting issued this joint statement saying, the state of n

anthony, what about interest rates? >> reporter: the betting would be that the fed would raise rates next month. that was heavy betting. a lot of people are backing off that now. some people think it may get moved until later in the year or even next year. >> o'donnell: anthony mason, jill schlesinger, great to have both of you here. thank you. it's not only stocks on sale, so is fuel. today oil closed below $40 a barrel for the first time since the great recession. gasoline has fallen to a nationwide average of $2.59 a gallon. in some places it's a lot lower than that, as jericka duncan tells us. hi reporter: filling up at this woodbridge, new jersey, gas station, is like taking a drive back to 2009. that's the last time a gallon of gas was below $2. you guys pull into this gas station... >> and i said $1.99. i said, i knew it was coming. >> reporter: according to the most recent a.a.a. survey, 12 states have at least one station selling gas for less than $2 per gallon. oil analyst denton cinquegrana. >> united states

i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter. clouds and fog at the golden gate this morning. if you're headed out there, you will see sunshine. temperatures are cool with mild relatively speaking where it could be even chillier, we're talking about 50s and 60s right now. later on this afternoon, a nice day for inland valley. temperatures back into the 80s there across the peninsula and coastline we'll see temperatures still cool but comfortable. mid-70s for peninsula, mid to upper 60s today. san francisco. we will be cool but you'll see sunshine there as well. have a good one. >> forecast, guys. >> dylan, thanks a lot. a lot. just ahead the women making history becoming the first females ever to graduate from the army's elite ranger school. first, these z messages. imagine - she won't have to remember passwords. or obsess about security. she'll log in with her smile. he'll have his very own personal assistant. and this guy won't just surf the web. he'll touch it. scribble on it. and share it. because these kids will grow up with

for the whole time and anthony as well. it's just we haven't been able to stay in that close of contact lately just because i have been in afghanistan. spencer has been in azors and we just haven't been around sacramento to see anthony. >> okay. whose idea was it to finally get together and go to europe together? >> it was spencer and my idea. i have wanted to do something like that for a long, long time. and coming off the deployment while spencer was in azors seemed like the perfect time to do it. it's like there is no way i'm not going to do this. i'm doing this trip, if you want to come you are already in portugal so why not. anthony said well, i haven't seen you guys in a while so let's do this so we all did. >> the idea was to meet up and travel around on a train. it turned out very differently, didn't it? >> oh, yeah. >> much differently than you expected. >> yeah. what can you do? >> okay. so, take me to that -- the day that this whole thing unfolded. what time do you board the train, about? >> boarded the train at

i am vicky nguyen alongside anthony slaughter. he is standing by with a look at the micro climate forecast. you talked in the break, a rough night, mosquito eating him alive. >> i killed it when i woke up. i found it. i was vengeful. >> you won that war. thanks for making it in today. >> talking about the cloud cover we saw at the golden gate bridge. this is another shot from belvedere. you step out, you can see marine layer is thin. yes, it is there. above it we have high thin clouds. and seeing some sunshine. the sun is with us. we will eventually get rid of fog. temperatures in the mid-80s for the inland valleys. san francisco up to 75. inner bay seeing temperatures from east bay to the peninsula from mid 70s to upper 70s. very comfortable. later this afternoon it starts to get windy. that makes for a comfortable night. open the windows. make sure you have bug repellent. >> the mugginess with the mosquitos, makes you feel like you're back home. >> try not to think about it. i love it here. >> anthony, thank you. >>> happening t

trish: anthony. we know where anthony stands. >> wrong. trish: she didn't do anything even allegedly wrong here trish? trish: really you think it is okay for you to email from a private server information that's proprietary to whether it is your company or whether your actual government? that is okay? >> let me put -- not against the law. that is indisputable. trish: if it is classified information, if you're talking about whereabouts of the ambassador from libya? >> now you're contemplating two things. again the inspector general, don't take my word for it or anybody from the clinton campaign. the inspector general who is independent person, said there was nothing, nothing that went through her system that was marked classified. trish: that's not what we're talking about right now. let me ask you this, right or wrong to email government business from our even personal server, right or wrong, richard. >> colin powell did it. we know this at minimum. it is not against the law. so at that point it is your characterization against anybody els

rosanna: anthony, how is the serve? slam it at him. greg: love-love. rosanna: okay. anthony. greg: i have to play here? >> you can try. moh my gosh. greg: try that. >> no. greg: get up. face one. rosanna: don't push her around. she's got a leg issue. >> and high heels on. rosanna: slam him. rosanna: that's way out. you took out the lights. >> that was out. 15 all. greg: you got lucky. [laughter] rosanna: an thon thi, go ahead. greg: that is out. >> i'm scared. you are powerful. greg 15-30. >> that was an ace. you serve. greg: oh. >> stop it. you got it. go for it. stop aiming for me! greg: calm down. do-over. rosanna: did you see what he did, he aimed for me. >> that's a cheap shot. no. you don't belong here. you out, too. [laughter] greg: wait here. >> okay, let me serve. greg: now we can play tennis. >> okay. [laughter] greg: fair enough. i had it coming to me. rosanna: nice job. go for it, too. listen, we got to go. on that note, no injuries. greg: no, no, it is personal. rosanna: vica, thank you for being here. anthony, go for it. "good day new york" is coming back. we ha

. >> we're joined by anthony roma. anthony, what can you add to this additional missing plane in indonesia? >> it is a very reliable aircraft. it is a jet engine with a propellor on it and basically made for short-range travel. it is a modern aircraft and has a very good safety record. we do know in general, and although your other guest is absolutely correct, it's very early to speculate, we can look at the type of aircraft, in this case, the apr, and we can look at the environment that the aircraft is flying in. papua new guinea is some of the most difficult flying in the world because they do have areas of severe micro weather. that includes mountain waves, and mountain waves are just very large waves in the ocean that are caused by high winds, and in this case it would happen in the air. and that could cause extreme turbulence. they also have areas of fog and heavy rain and very dense jungle environment. so it can be very, very challenging flying even for modern aircraft. but in this particular case, there is very

good morning anthony. how are the roads looking? >>> we have better news for folks coming in from milpitas if you are using 880 this morning northbound lanes were closed for ten minutes, now one lane is getting through, but you can still notice the traffic flow is a little slower than usual coming through this particular area. earlier they were diverting traffic off of calaveras, don't think they are doing that anymore. no problems across the tri-valley through the peninsula up too at that toward the bay bridge approach. things are still very quiet this morning. >>> we begin with breaking news. san jose police investigating their 19th homicide of the year this morning. crime scene tape you see it right there it's up at a business park on the mortgage side of the city. >> "today in the bay" damian trujillo broke the story overnight. you just got an update we understand from police. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. it's going to be a long morning here for investigators. they tell me that someone reported gunshots just before 1

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let's get a look at traffic with anthony. >> good morninger. we were telling you about police activity on the bay bridge. we heard that there was an accident, a single-car accident, actually the woman in the car jumped off into the water below. that's why we have police activity on the bay bridge this morning. keep that in mind. police activity will be there for the next couple of minutes. not sure how long they'll be in place, but you got the scoop. traffic moving without a problem. it right at the treasure island off-ramp finding this activity. as we search over to the mapz, not impacting traffic, flow around that activity there on the bay bridge. back to you. >> thank you. >>> commute from walnut creek to san ramon could be easier for those willing to pay. overnight tonight overnight work on car pool lanes on interstate 6 80 start. the goal to convert car pool lanes to toll lanes. drivers use fas-trak like they do on a different stretch of 680 through fremont. work will be between 10:00 at night to 5:00 in the morning. >> could be more drive

new jersey reporter anthony johnson is on the scene with the latest. anthony? >> reporter: yeah, bill, we are outside the coast guard station here at sandy hook. we are hear the choppers not far away right above the water. as you said, those nypd divers are going into the water. this is where they first got word about a boat capsizing in the water. let's show you video taken a few minutes ago showing you the divers going into the water. they are looking for anything, any evidence of the capsized boat. only a few items on the surface of the water. they got a call about a boating under from another boat captain. apparently they are saying this was a 40-foot fishing vessel working in the area today. from what we can see driving up to the location, the waters out here seemed to be fairly calm today. so, there is no word on why this boat may have gone under. now, just a short while ago, we did have an opportunity to talk to a person from the coast guard who told us about the search. >> we received a credible report that a vessel described to us as a 40-foot fishing

i am meteorologist anthony slaughter. another hot day in lake county at home. expecting to see sunshine. we have cloud cover this morning. temperatures are mild for the most part. later this afternoon we will see another sunny day, temperatures are similar to where they were yesterday. cooler in spots. 84 for south bay, 78 for the peninsula, 68 for san francisco. mix of sun and clouds, even for the north bay, expecting temperatures in the low 80s. same for the tri-valley. temperatures back to the low to mid-80s for today. have a good one. and that's your latest forecast. >>> thank you. >>> up next too racy for the grocery store. why some supermarkets are about to cover up the cover of coz moe. first, these messages. ♪ there are no medals won for earning a living. it's just what you do for family. but it's hard to build a future if you can't see past today. that's why walmart is investing in the most important part of our company - our people. because a raise in pay, raises us all. flonase allergy relief, the only otc nasal spray approved to relieve nasal conges

welcome anthony. >> welcome anthony. >> thank you tim, thank you to your staff in the library and the center for the united states and the cold war for having me. i wrote a book about presidential libraries. i know what you're thinking, why did he write a book about presidential libraries? in about an hour, you might be thinking, why did he only write one book about presidential libraries what are presidential libraries? they are legislatively, archives for records in materials. materials. that is the original intent. they have become self commemorating monuments for of history and costing hundreds of millions of dollars and furthering the political goals of political parties. most people who visit a presidential library don't know that. they see the museum, they see a public event but they don't see the archives and most people who research in the archives don't see the museums. if you're on a tight travel budget, you're not going to spend time going to both. i've had museum goers tell me, so what if the records aren't open in the archives, it's a great museum. i've had researchers s

what flavor do you think raj reported today, anthony? >> i would say the rocky road. >> no, but close. >> you don't win the washer/drier because he likes malted chocolate. >> i was close. >>> let's check in with anthony slaughter right now, he does have a forecast for pus. >> at least i was in the right sect sector, chocolate. >> good job. >> this afternoon we saw wild temperatures. it was hot even in san francisco where temperatures got into the mid-80s, at the airport, 92 degrees. 97 this afternoon in santa rosa, 100 degrees, gilroy at 101, and san jose at 97 degrees. maybe to want grab ice cream yourself, temperatures are right for that. 89 degrees right now in the south bay. you can't even see the mountains off in the distance as chuck was telling us earlier, the hazy sky is going to be with us once again for tomorrow. in fact, we'll talk about temperatures going up, just a little bit for some locations, and just about the same at the coastline, 99 degrees tomorrow for the south bay. 95 for the peninsula. east bay, temperatures in th

my son anthony. >> reporter: anthony sadler received a standing ovation. it was his first sunday back in the church he grew up. a church that's led by his father. sadler helped thwart a terrorist attack. >> i think he's a wonderful blessing and i truly thank god that he was an example to all of us. >> there's nobody in sacramento right now that when you go around our city that doesn't want to raise their sun to be just like anthony sadler. >> reporter: sacramento mayor kevin johnson was one of many who attended this morning's service and is proud to say this international hero is from his city. >> i grew up in this neighborhood, i worship in this church. shiloh baptist. what anthony sadler did is no short of a miracle. >> reporter: while the sac state student is shying away from the media he shared hugs with those in his church. those who were grateful for the lessons he has thought them. >> i hope if i ever encounter the same situation, that i would have the courage to do the same. >> reporter: that was christian samon reporting. anthony sadler is schedul