at at&t park giants fans thrilled with madison bum gardener finishing off the nation ast. fans in the shade told us they were feeling pretty good. others say at the peak of this made several trips for water or walked around for shade. >> sunscreen, lots and lots of sunscreen, there was a lot of water. >> yep. a couple trips downstairs to get some water. >> came back from the ninth and we were in the shade, it was fine. we are not used to -- we are not used to this kind of weather in san francisco, never mind ireland. >> reporter: now, that last giants fan from ireland said he packed gear for much cooler weather than this but hasn't had to use it yet here in san francisco. reporting live in san francisco christie smith nbc bay area news. >> it was a hot one. that's for sure. thank you so much. >>> you, too, can get your own personalized forecast right on your smartphone. download the nbc bay area app for temperatures in your neighborhood. >>> and now to continuing coverage on the wildfire that is burning in northern california. residents got the news that they were waiting

kansans ast of pragmatic conservatives. they are conservative, but it that isto work, and what a lot will be looking for. >> kansas is known for its share of severe weather, including tornadoes. how does kansas deal with natural disasters, and what is the relationship between state and federal governments? prepare forwnback: it ahead of time. there is an old story about a farmer going to bed at night, big storm coming through, sleeping well through the night everythingprepared ahead of time. it made sure that doors were shut and locked down, it made sure that the livestock was secure. you try to prepare. and so we do. a lot of preparing ahead of time , working with emergency management. we have a great partnership at the federal and state level. we have demand centers that are well established, and people have worked together enough, each knowing their duty, that when something starts to shape up, we will stand the command center up before anything will hit, or we will get a big snowstorm, just tell people, look, do not go

ast this is the bacon egg and cheese biscuit taco. it's warm and it's fluffy.. my name is olivia. and i am a breakfast defector. [sfx: bong] what would you say is your favorite sonic hot dog? -forced you to pick one. -that's like asking a parent to pick between their favorite children. -pick one. okay. -chicago dog. 'cause it doesn't repeat everything i say right back to her mother. with six great flavors starting at $1.99, sonic is america's hot dog headquarters. (clicks) (cheers and applause) >> jon: that is all! but before we go, check out larry larry at the "nightly show" what do you have in store for us tonight? >> seriously, so much happened while we were on break. >> jon: give me a hint! okay, then. i bought a new pair of shoes. >> jon: yeah, that doesn't seem like that big a deal, but -- >> come on, they're special shoes, scientifically engineered by expert foot doctors. >> jon: for what purpose, larry? >> kicking cosby's ass! (cheers and applause) >> jon: all right, guess we'll see you in a minute. thanks very much. see you in a bid. everybody, tomorro

. >> i did not realize what was going on, my coworker saw the plane upside down going ast the windy, he ran, he said that plane is going down call 911. >> reporter: the plane burst into flames, firefighters quickly responded. the pilot did not survive the crash, but the passenger, identified as carl giordano did and rushed to a local hospital some a small plane tried to land west of the road here clipped some of the railroad truck infrastructure. >> reporter: the ntsb said that pilot made the distress call at 7: 47 in morning but by then it was too late, it covered the lirr railroad tracks and interrupted service, it was lucky no more lives were lost. >> there was no train at that point but the crossing was open. >> reporter: since the crash happened on the train track, lirr service has been disrupted all day long, i want to look at this video we got in from hicksville trin station, people -- train station, people getting on line and buses, trying to find alternate routes, i spoke with a mta spokesperson who has been here on scene, he said they still don't have answers about whether

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the 129 million americans, like i am, who live in this country with a i am asting condition -- breast cancer survivor. i was diagnosed at 41 years old 7.5 years ago. ofide, that horrible feeling not knowing if you're going to be able to see your children grow up. the second fear you have as a breast cancer patient is when is the other shoe going to drop? this was before the affordable care act. when is the other shoe going to drop? is the insurance company going to drop my coverage or deny me coverage because i have a pre-existing condition? no one should face a groep see and fight not only -- should face bankruptcy and fight not only for their life but their health care coverage. every single candidate on the republican side with take us back to that dark place. we're not going back, are we? we are not going back. he will continue to move forward. the lastlicans over few weeks have not had such a fun time, have they? it has been interesting among the 18 candidates for president. if the republicans think that things have gone well, they need only to take a look at jeb bush. he actuall

ast when i come back in ten minutes to show you what to expect where you live. let's find out how the roads are faring. jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >>> bill what we're dealing with is ongoing construction here on the schuylkill expressway. so on the spring garden off ramp you can see crews actively working in this area right here. now, vehicles are allowed to drive back and forth past spring garden street but not allowed to access the schuylkill expressway from this point. right now, not a lot of problems because there's not a lot of traffic around the area. for now, take girard avenue and you'll be just fine getting by the scene. let's take a look at the drive times on the schuylkill expressway itself right to the conshohocken. all the cars are green. 13 minutes headed eastbound into the center city area or 12 headed westbound as well. no real problems there. still watching the accident scene in furlong, bucks county york road. closed in both directions due to a u.p.s. crash at sqp) bottom road. take almhouse road or 611 depending on which

nbc 10 was on the scene at 24th and first streets just before 11:00 ast niglast night. police have not made arrests in this shooting. >>> in strawberry mansion a man shot three times on north 28th street is fighting for his life. doctors treating him at temple university hospital. >>> and police are searching for the gunman in a shooting in grays ferry. ply say a man was shot at 31st and dickinson at 2:30 in the morning, he ran into a house and collapsed on the basement steps and is listed in critical condition. >>> stopping violence among teens is the goal of this expo at temple university. people of all ages came out today for the war against teen violence expo. it's sponsored by the miss black america pageant. the pageant starts tonight at 8:00. >>> they're being hailed as american heros. what the men are saying they did to stop a terrorist on a train. >>> if you're planning on heading out to the eagles game, i have a great looking forecast for you plus i'm tracking a slight chance of showers for the shore tomorrow. i'll let you know what to expect coming up. >>> and

today in terms of climate crisis, he said there are many persons left today that can see no reason why ast a man owns land he should nt be permitted to do what he likes with it.i i will go even further that they care not what happens even to their neighbors, to the community as a whole during their own lifetime. after all are opponents of liberty will argue that even though they exhaust all the natural resources the inventedness of man and the progress of civilization will supply a substitute when the crisis comes. we hear a lot about geo engineering today that's going to safe us from the climate crisis. first lesson that points to the necessity to seeking community freedom. i believe it to be the most important ofc all our lessons. 1912, for roosevelt the house of the human community required not only that the piece of land on which a particular community lived be handled sus stain -- sustain, whether that was in high part or in texas. and they also had a responsibility to care for the land so that it could nurture future generations, thus prevents, recovery and restoration as well as con

the late ast computer models ke it stronger as it approaches puerto rico. hitting the virgin islands first with winds close to 65 miles per hour. that's the forecast, and then hitting puerto rico, possibly over hispaniola. if it does this, it should weaken quickly. that's why it's a depression by wednesday. now, over the next couple days, how about our weather? 86 on your saturday. plenty of sunshine. yeah, we get to 90 on sunday, but that's a 90 with low humidity. so sunday is still pretty nice to get outside, do a little yard work if you want to. monday, 93 degrees. that's the one day with heat and humidity. then watch this. 87 on tuesday. going down to 86 on wednesday. many of you will stay down around 80, 81 on thursday,ads nice cooler air moves in. we'll call it mild. right around 86. abundant sunshine, not much in the way of rain. the only chance is late monday. >> thank you. >> hey, it's friday n do you like the passaaadd? it's a good looking car. this is the model rear end event. the model year end sales event. it's year end! it's the rear end event

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tell yr door iyou anne iyourouse needs or h rectly ceiv a ccin in a micaltudy mo stera®aties saat ast majoty we rad cleed ominil at 12 week elar® hps kp mykinclear. ask yo docr abt stara. >>mark: the blaze is growing to 60,000 a. over 90 square miles to contain is up to 15 percent over 12,000 people are out of their home with over 6000 homes evacuated and we have high was close in the area a number of homes destroyed about climb to near 50 according to firefighters the cause is still under investigation is a huge fire spreading to the east. >>james: the sooner the gahanna the better we do not want them running too much longer threaten down there bareboat temperature is right around 61 degrees the wind for the most part have been relatively calm all morning at the moment we have the come from the south on a to moscow's guston to four the question is whether these conditions go how will they evolve over the course of the day in. >>michelle apon: temperatures will continue to heat up until mid to upper 80s and 90s or 100 the humidity will continue to fall letter on this afternoon to 20 t

a federal cleanup crew accidentally released the aste last week, turning it orange. originally the epa says 1 million gallons spilled but now it says the number is closer to 3 million. the city of durango has declared a state of emergency. there is there is concern that tic settlement to settle into the bottom of the river bed. >>> the search for more debris from malaysian flight mh-370 resumed on reunion island looking for anything that may have come ashore. it disappeared in march of 2013. the first part of the jet was found washed up on reunion island two weeks ago. >>> in new york city, trying to draw attention to what is called a city in decline. they asked members to post photos of pple sleeping on the street. the union says it's trying to keep public officials accountable for an increase in quality of life offenses. we have reached out to city hall for a response but have not heard back. >>> if you like diet pepsi but can do without the as per tame, you're in luck. a new diet pepsi is hitting store shelves nationally. the move is in response to customer health

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the bloomberg commodity index is since 2002.ast seen downthe route has dragged commodity giants likelencore this morning. and paulng in javier gait. how the air, let's look at the background for the foreground of , copper is being hit hard, and most of the complex down as well, how much of this is china? javier: it is a combination of both. if you look at copper, that has been the highlight of the last two days. that is suggesting we have copper prices below $5,000 for the first time in six years. china is 45% of the copper consumption. it is a china story. thes not helping butluation is contributing, china is driving this drop in oil and copper. caroline: let's bring in paul gait's -- gate. earlier we had production numbers from glencore looking strong. production aside, the prices, are they doing enough to preserve themselves when we see this massive fall? prices hit glencore, they hit all of the producers of industry metals. we are seeing it come under pressure. is if theon you have level of production sufficient? if they took some off the market, with that move the price? if you

police blocked access to the s ast site. residents were not allowed to return home, and local tv stations gave little coverage to the story. there is no word yet on what caused the disaster, but, scott, calls for accountability go all the way up to china's president xi jinping who has demanded severe punishment. >> pelley: seth doane in beijing for us tonight. seth, thank you. today, colorado rivers are said to be recovering after the accidental release of three million gallons of mining waste. but mireya villarreal found that what lies beneath the surface remains a stubborn problem. >> reporter: that's the color that came through the middle of the river. >> right. brighter than that. you know, a lot of the reds and yellows in here might be iron oxides, or other contaminants. ta reporter: sinjin eberle of the american rivers advocacy group, says as a result of this roill, dangerous heavy metals like arsenic, zinc, and lead have settled to the bottom of the river and on the banks. >> this is a river that really rages under a

now the mainá, driver in the weather forecast has been this area of low ast has been this pressure.t out offshore. you canxç see it's pretty much tpoint, ì% and there is some rainfall associated with it. close to us. so what we're going to do is zoom in, get a closer look at that. and the reason why we're not going to see any rainfall from this is a storm system, the circulation around this is pushing that rain area off to the north. so it's going to be far enough away and also moving away from us that we're not expecting any but itg.@s should still help t least keep that fog in the forecast. so let's go ahead and get a look. storm system hangs out foruap t next 48 hours. that z+kbonshore flow begins an will keep the fog at the immediate coastline with so that's really the biggest head throughout wednesday's forecast, and sunshine by the afternoon. as we head throughout ther@jf upcoming)?weekend, what we are tracking is÷z=9 that much hotte in and the possibility of some isolated 100s here across the bay area. so let's go ahead and take you w forecast wednesday, and it will be bea

week,ast tuesday, about a 25% down for the shanghai composite. call mild measures announced a few minutes ago. pboc will inject 150 billion yuan, reverse deep post a lot of it will go to offset those today. a net effect of of those. and have tona offset that as well. at some point, the currency has to give. lower, can we get it up so we could see the level? that, sticking with the yuan, breaking news as well and perhaps a byproduct of investors staying away. deposit rates in hong kong for all sure spiking -- offshore spiking -- record spike, i should say. 23% for one week. theds like a brazil in 1980's. that being said, that is what asia is doing. , reports ofngapore a bear market for both. 2.5%ppine stock exchange, and down 7% yesterday. that one is picked up by foreign investors. shanghai composite, 3004. let me drag it in. 3036, doing a little better. levels, that is what. bear market. are now down 6% year to date. i will leave it there. rishaad: thank you. sallychange here, julia is there. -- juliette saly is there. what is happening? juliett

we go from one european crisis in greece to another one further .ast ukraine, seven months after theion declared it would need debt relief talks with creditors coming to a head. ryan, and separatist go, why? ryan: she says ukraine's creditors have one final chance to strike a deal. chua to california because that is were franklin templeton is located. billione more than $7 of the $19 billion worth that ukraine wants to restructure. the second biggest holder of ukrainian bonds is russia but they consider themselves to be official creditors so they are skipping the topics. there -- the talks have been going on for several months with thal distance between that will not be good enough. it to be getting interesting. talkhan: i feel like we about greece in the following question makes it feel like we talk about greece even more. how likely is a payoff? >> you look at credit default swaps, right now in ukraine investors think that ukraine is more likely to default on its debt than greece. you'll get bond yields, the two year, investors become more about ukrainian bonds. the debt is still t

tell yr door iyou anne iyourouse needs or h rectly ceiv a ccin in a micaltudy mo stera®aties saat astn and the majoty we rad cleed ominil at 12 week elar® hps kp mykinclear. ask yo docr abt stara. >>george: we've been tracking like to ride on one 01 at through the mid peninsula here at burlingame in burlington at the broadway off ramp the rams was for closed since last night finally reopened just after 9:00 the traffic is still badly backed up in both directions even the alternate interstate to '80s jam the both south the bomb on both sides of interstate 38101 southbound is not backed up into south san francisco marathon backed up into red with sitting 30 minutes still nearly the drive time of pola to go over to berlin and we're still jammed on both directions in an industry where even though all lanes are finally opened in the southbound direction. >>george: 280 is the alternate and it is been jammed up as well as take a look of the south of a ride with there is a new accident here magdalena in cupertino north on interstate 280 it is jamming of the ride past the 85 interchange of 1 0

ast texas has been trading at 140 one dollars or less per barrel. that the global glut will go away. in july, they pumped oil at the fastest pace for the month of recorded history. business software company salesforce.com raised its forecast for the fiscal year 2016. on the conference call with the ceo could not have been more bullish. >> as you can see from our strong results, along with the incredible momentum we are having with our customer success platforms, and our sales, wevice, marketing, and apps, are on a trajectory to deliver $10 billion in revenue faster than any other enterprise software company in history. it has been a phenomenal first half of the year. matt: salesforce has spent the past years developing products for marketing, corporate social networks and data analytics. asla showrooms are getting facelift. the electric car maker has launched a wholesale revamp of stores worldwide. is andy kiosks and will begin selling merchandise such as a $300 tote bag. this comes as they prepare to debut their first suv, the model x. has met with

. >> reporter: a budding ast astrophysics says she has. >> officials at cal discovered another algaeom. the one doesn't appear to be toxic. officials expect to get results back by friday. crews plan to treat the bloom tomorrow morning. it is located near highways 13 and 24 intersection. >>> 49ers acquired a new fan. the upper portion of levis stadium will be renamed california lottery outpost. they hope to impress you with the california economy and schools. anyone can buy $20 worth of tickets. >> checking out our weather, nice today. a little bit of spring? >> maybe thunderstorms, and i'll show you that. first, we have mainly sunny skies across the bay area right now. high clouds moving through the sky as well. concern is for fire weather. fire weather watchers from just east of the east bay across the central valley into central sierra. this is in effect until 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. so 5:00 friday morning. the concern is that there may be dry strikes as a trigger fire that will keep watch on the system. meanwhile a live view showing mainly blue skies on the bay. it's 66 degrees i

earlier, we had oil trading lower and it's still near a six-year low, so it looks like ast waiting ony stocks oil prices have turned higher. we get the weekly inventory report tomorrow and that could potentially affect things one way or another, but if you talk to most traders and analysts, the outlook is not strong as supplies remain ample and there's not a forecast the cup in demand. on one side of the commodity picture -- take a look at the metals. we see a significant pullback in copper and aluminum, both of which are trading at their lowest levels 2009. in part, the continued selloff in china overnight causing more selling in metals as well with a commodities selloff that has been continuing and continuing, intertwined with a selloff in many emerging markets, many of whom are dependent on these commodities. finally, we want to look at the 10 year -- a rise in yields of 2.81%. we have pared some of the advances in yields, but we got new home construction numbers at the highest in almost eight years. contrast with concerns about emerging markets growth and commodities related growt

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. >> the international agency says the market surplus will ast through 20e16.esterday, tesla filed to sell 2.1 million shares to raise $500 billion. tesla is giving himself more breathing room as it prepares to sell its model x sport utility vehicle. european governments have agreed on a third aid package for greece. it is worth $96 billion and signals a determination to keep the country in the euro. finance man sisters approved this new loan program. the fresh money will be parceled out over three years as greece enacts economic reforms. those are the top stories. coming up in the bloomberg market day, who is bringing in the big bucks at j.p. morgan? turns out it is not c.e.o. jaymee diamond. it is the first time that has happened since 2007. why do investors always feel uneasy before the weekend. and what is corbynomics and what might it mean for great britain? all that and much more. this morning we got a fresh read on the pace of economic growth in europe, and it is not good. euro area gross demetic roblems registered a zero pace last quarter. growth in fra

. >> mat try moanial attorney represents and in this if i in the middle of ast custody battle well his estrangessed wife. >> i argued there were public records. it was relevant be a material in a custody receding. the judge bought my argument. >> he alleges his wife dr. christina antwan travels too much and should not be their 4-year-old chaldea primary parent. he wanted the facebook submitted as evidence. dr. and dwan, away on family trip, spoke us to by pone. >> ail care about is my son and my sonp's well-being and provide viding him and giving. the love in every possible need be met for him. it is unfortunate that 2:00 my son would have to grow up in a world where everything is public. >> dr. and dwan's attorney says while the client is ambivalent about the judge's decision. others will likely not be. >> it is conceivable that somebody may post on their own facebook page embarrassing information about a medical condition they have or maybe about am affair they are having and they have though expectation that is examining to be kept confidential. this is certainly not the last time w

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ast year, the aclu filed lawsuit on behalf of manning to force the military to provide her medical treatment her and be provided hormones their of the and permission to follow female grooming standards. welcome back to democracy now! explain what is happening. i want to thank you for highlighting this issue because it is ali through public thetiny we can ensure government doesn't continue to abuse chelsea manning and people like her who are sent into underry confinement and horrible conditions. go before the disciplinary board in which she will not be represented by an attorney. she will face a possible indefinite solitary confinement as well as other possible punishment so was severely limit ability to engage with the public, possibly losing publications altogether and other materials that allow her voice that public she has will stop there's a lot of reason to be concerned. amy: explain the caitlyn jenner "vanity fair" issue in herself that they say she could face indefinite solitary confinement for? >> the caitlyn jenner issue can in.wfully, not smuggled there are some allegations in repo

conflict, the party as well asted war, the party that advocated peace, how they, particularly, how the peace party managed to maneuver the japanese process into accepting japanese surrender. that is the third topic that i pursue. i am not going to go into detail. i am sure we can discuss the subject if you are interested. ask about thatn aspect, but what i would like to focus on one very important topic, and that is the issue of the potsdam proclamation, which plays a very and iant role in my book, argue in order to understand this issue, you have to put everything into the international context, and this is one example. -- i haveted ,istributed a one-page document thethe first point is simple draft proposal for the potsdam proclamation. thepotsdam proclamation is proposal from the allies to japan. the first document is the draft that stimson gave to president truman before president truman left washington for potsdam. itself, theroposal draft proposal was actually written by the main agent that produced that document is the organization called opd, the operational division of the army

this is the captain of the league, he says having an ast astroturf pitch has improved his game. >> translatoreasy for us. we get more as players as a result. >> reporter: this roof top football pitch is the only one of its kind in the middle east, but across the gaza strip there will still very few open places for palestinians to play sport in. one year after israel's 50-day bombardment ended in a ceasefire, much of gaza remains in ruins. so far not a single home has been rebuilt, and most public spaces haven't been cleared, including football stadiums, and other sporting centers. which is why so many continue to play sports in the streets or anywhere else they can. these children kick around a football in the lane in front of their home, dodging rubbish and rubble as they try to score goals. mohammed has been playing football since he was four. he says he wishes he had a better place to play with his friends. >> translator: our neighborhoods keep shouting at us because they say we make too much noise, but we don't have the money to do anything else. >> reporter: the idea to build a roof top

the ast he brought this to forefront and i'm thankful for that. host: we will focus on the legal side. guest: we take about one million legal immigrants a year. talk about green cards, a green card is a document that says you are a resident of the united states. you can become a citizen if you meet requirements but you get to the rest of your life if you want to. we give a million of them per significantly higher than even 20 years ago. it has been going up significantly since ted kennedy laws in he immigration 19i -- in 1965. two-thirds come because they have relatives. a family relationship. everybody agrees that the illegal system needs to be reformed. ali and i don't agree on how it should be reformed. legal immigration, i want significantly less but it seems there are elements we agree are dumb and we have to get rid of. lottery. the visa we give out 50,000 visas a year t random to people from any country that except the top dozen. the point is countries that could get them. the dumbest thing any country thought of. no other country has a vis

, the people who cover there are many cases of people being banned as reporters because they didn't ast ask the right question. >> you can get a pulitzer prize for digging up -- >> texas monthly, right? >> exactly. there's also the universities hide behind federal law and they can say a thing about any student at this university because federal privacy laws prevent me from doing so. the university has responded to these allegations about their lax internal investigation and here's what they said. they said in 2013 complaints involving students were handled under the student conduct code. evidence was considered by a student professional trained in the adjudication of conduct code in title ix. after the consideration a decision was rendered to move forward and not move forward. we know they decided not to move forward but the interesting thing is they made that decision after doing few things. all they did was interview the player, interview one of each of their friends and they never looked at the rape case. and this is something i've heard personally from attorneys across the country w

completely mind-boggling that you would say, i don't like the lobbyists, i don't like the let's elect asts, special interest. it doesn't make sense to me. is obviously another businessperson in the race, carly fiorina, who was ceo of hewlett-packard. you would have to think the next time when they do polling, she might end up in the first year of the debate -- first-tier of the debate. i don't think that being a politician somehow disqualifies them. there are a number of governors, governors are here in washington, but running governments and their states. i don't think that is a disqualification in any way. oft: what about the coverage carly fiorina? is she being propped up artificially? there have not been many questions about her business operations being guest: she has about her business operations. guest: she has to talk about being fired. when you get down there in the weeds, they are getting almost no coverage whatsoever. i think this debate performance was one chance for her to get some air time. host: is the coverage of bernie sanders matching the amount of people that are showing

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mark ast rad data is expect to enter a plea.s charged with murt for the death of sergeant lunger. according to court documents they found blood on the driver's seat of his truck and empty bullet casings on the floor. astrada's family insists he is innocent. >>> also back in court today aunt undocumented i'm grant facing charges on the death of kate steinle. juan francisco lopez-sanchez is charged with shooting and killing steinle last month. sanchez had had only been out of jail for a few months after he was booked on a drug charge. that case has led to a national discussion of san francisco's sanctuary city policy which protects undocumeed immigrants. >>> small dog doing just fine this morning despite cameras capturing alleged animal abuse. the humane society posted these great pictures of frisco yesterday. now, last month frisco was seen on video being slammed to the ground by a dog sitter. i want to warn you this video is very disturbing. it was actually taken by a neighbor. investigators say the woman you see there, she runs

ast will be my policy president of the united states. thank you very much. thank you, senator. you can stay right there at the podium. i will stand next to you. questions? how does your proposal for a border wall differ from donald trump? i'm for americans building the wall not mexico. what i want mexico to do is to stopping the influx of immigrants and instability of the border. let's be very clear -- immigration into america's big business for mexico. the estimates are 22 billion dollars to people in this country from mexico to provide a lot of economic support for people in that country. there are certainly every indication that mexico is doing -- some say they are working to facilitate people coming into this country and doing so illegally. change and a fence or wall as part of it. as long as they are not secureting with us to the border, it will make our job harder and that's why i suggested i would suspend the border crossing cards, the renewal of order crossing cards as an initial step in i would look to do other things if we don't see additional cooperation from the mex

it is a subject that has stirred up strong emotions in the ast. >> reporter: that's right. this has become a question of whether government intrusion into our private lives trumps crime fighting or the other way around. san jose police also bought the drone using federal money but the department needs the approval from the city council to fly it even for a one-year pilot program. what's gotten people concerned is that the police did this without am i public discussion beforehand. it that is since held public discussions on this, the flying robot has cameras, but according to police would not be used for surveillance but instead for dangerous police situations such as someone shooting at them, but it would not carry weapons. >> we don't know what they're going to see, we will never know what they are going to see and how that could actually affect our lives. >> i think there needs to be a balance between what is being done, what i can request and what the public should know. >> reporter: mayor sam liccardo is on board with its limited use. san jose city council is scheduled

. >>> in just a few hours scientists will test fire a huge rocket engine that could one daypro pell asthoughts into deep space. they are testing an rs-25 engine. it's one of four engines that is power the space launch system or sls. they hope some day soon the new system will send astronauts all the way to mars. this afternoon's test will last about nine minutes. the amount of time the engine would fire during an actual launch. >> why stop at mars? if you have such a powerful rocket let's go to through toe. >> and wrond. >> and i don't nd to another land, another world. >>> in this one we have had a great start so far to this week. things getting ready to heat up. >> where he and i think we will enjoy today still. we do have the morning clouds, it starts to warm up heading into the afternoon, but this weekend even starting tomorrow is when it starts to get hot across the bay area. let's take a look now at san jose. we do have clouds overhead and you can see there on the interstate in the background flowing smoothly. if you are getting ready to head to work or getting the kids rtd for sc

an agressive cote, has me pet ownerslong the ast - a bit nervous imorning. ==map aac an aggressive coyote has some pet owners along the coast a bit nervous. a pacifica man says he was walking his dog early tuesday when a kity ran towards him. happened about a block from the ocean. he says he was able to scare off the animal and he and his dog were not hurt. wildlife encounters are not unusual but police think they are increasing because of the drought. >>> here is something you can definitely blame on the drought, the phases out of high pressure shower heads. yesterday the california energy commission adopted stricter low flow shower head standards, the move will cut water flow by 20% which could save billions of gallons of water every year. you will no longer be able to buy one a year from now. >> some of the programs that work with san francisco general are getting a boost from the hospital's foundation. san francisco general's charity foundation is awarder more than $1 million so two dozen programs connected to the trauma sent err. it's being provided thr

>> obviously, it was a dramatic ast week and it was tricky to that was gain.y up feet on the economy and they are thating that a calculus most in the market are looking towards. we had a major development in the chinese stock market and it no longer is going to rail out. we have moves from the they think they want to see the market as a non-issue during the commemoration this week. the issues will play out this week. >> how critically you be watching them coming out? >> it is important and you are seeing a dichotomy with the services sector on an 11 month high. ande is a related sector services continuing with strong growth pointing towards elements of the chinese economy that are versus the oldl school economy of north and northeast china. ok.e: the japan industrial figures came out today. they have done a number for the japanese economy and we are seeing figures disappointing. how is all of this going to play out for japan? up feet figures last upbeat of heat -- figures last week. there have not been any moves on ljm -- bojf the members. if they want to hit

we need a better pool of attack information and i suggested in ast paper a year ago and example of how this is done -- a private corporation in the faa will, the federal aviation world, recognized the faa collected data on all aerial accidents, but did not on near misses. it was a big issue. how do we share information about near misses. people said i'd not want the faa regulating it. they set up a private entity. in the beginning, one or two airlines cooperated. with time, ever-increasing numbers that and now it covers, essentially, all of the system. faa has a seat on the board, but does not control information. the faa -- the information is then shared more broadly. that is a readily achievable model. i do not need legislation and the like. i can move forward in that regard. power company's are beginning to do some of this. to add that i am very concerned about the federal workforce and this is a example of how we might move in this context from the traditional ways of doing business, which historically those legacy systems are so embedded, the past is not dead, it is not even past.

hike next month, two days after dennis lockhart said the and oil slump was, getting the outlook, .asting dudley said the case for an early rise is becoming less convincing. prime the outgoing greek minister has ruled out leading a coalition with opposition parties. month'sils to win next snap elections. alexis tsipras says he would not with newsyriza parted democracy. rebels in his own party mutinied over a third parallel. -- third bailout. sainsbury's is increasing wages for about 85% of its workforce. this comes ahead of the compulsory introduction of the u.k. government's national living wage next week. -- next year. increase is% wage the biggest increase in decades. it takes the standard rate of pay from seven pounds eight pence-- pounds 30 seven pounds 8 pence to seven pounds 38 pence. manus: donald trump said he would tax himself more if he became president. he said he would signify tax -- simplifiedt tax laws and target hedge funds, which are taxed at a lower rate. mr. trump: i do not mind paying taxes. the middle class is getting clobbered. the middle class build this country, no

shenzhen --ast in tianjin and other key events.losed forve been relevant violations which caused people to panic and resulted in disorder in the stock market and society. it is believed the severe crackdown has come as china aims to save face ahead of the this week's commemorations to mark the end of world war ii. the prime minister in india has backtracked on a land reform deal ahead of a key election. it would have been easier for companies to acquire land. there has been increased opposition from farmers. in a radio address, the print minister pledged to help farmers and the executive order -- and said the executive order won't be renewed when it expired today. the change in strategy comes as his party prepares to fight state elections that are crucial to control parliament. it looks like optimism was on the menu at jackson hole, wyoming this past weekend. top central world's bankers are confident stronger growth will pull inflation higher in both the u.s. and in europe. the bankers held from the fed, ecb, and the bank of englan

>> no.n speaking of the graphic novel, what gary is doing now and has c been doing for the last few ast years, without being called a graphic novel, just doing a series of graphic novels. b in doing real characters with real wounds and in a real world. and day by day we find out a rl little bit more about them. dayw it is a great tradition the old newspaper comic strips going back to gasoline alley, delved into. and once you put them together and read them as one piece, you read it is a novel. day by day, you are not aware of it. but it is characters developing. it. however satirical it may be or humorous it may be. it is a story. and it is a story that one follows.hu i loved from the beginning, the adventure strips as a kid.pa the strips that ran in the daily papers in the 1930s and sunday supplements and 12 panels in glorious color, particularly tha work of milton and the pirates and some others. and these guys were my masters.d i couldn't draw like them. i didn't know how to draw like them.ters. so i sort of backed in overthrowing the government as a fallback position. [ laughter ] a

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ast is the story as far japan is concerned. china is really front and center today. taking a huge hit asian trade. i think we are approaching six-year lows. that is a very cyclical commodity. pound.. dollars per i will leave you there. rishaad: as david was mentioning, we have no signs of recovery in the factory floors in china. the latest gauge is coming in at 47.8, the lowest in two years. yvonne is having a look at this. is this stimulus working? yvonne: not yet. is at% growth target risk. there is talk of fresh fiscal spending in china. officials are trying to make a preemptive policy adjustment. the index fell to 47.8. we saw 49.4 in june. a big miss here. we were expecting 48.34 that 48.3 for number -- that official number. in nearly reading four years. the last time we saw figures this low was july 2013 as you mentioned. the recent stock market swings and falling car sales are, locating things. saysnal statistics bureau hard weather, storms, and commodity prices may be to blame for weak demand. we saw the manufacturing pmi cannot over the weekend which turned

it is whether the inflation out,ast says two years inflation has to hit the 2% target and give it --hey thinkink inflation will not get that high. inflation atsee 2.03%, but cuts inflation next year to 1.5%. forwage forecast, looking three point two five quarter percent wage growth -- how do we get there? danny: it is a big issue i have focused on for a long time. there has been a couple of months of strong growth, to around 3%. we saw that go up in the united states for a couple of months, then pulled back. the crucial thing in the u.k. is to look at wage settlements and the bank has been doing that and been -- and they have been flat. the recent rise was a bit of a surprise. with the current data, i do not think they will see that. they have been terribly wrong on wage growth for seven years, they have been predicting it will come every quarter for the last 20 or so. ,om: danny blanchflower formally of the bank of england with terrific coverage. michael purves with us, the chief mobile strategist for weeden. this is not a tantrum, but you're if you double come of the bank of englan