it technically starts at 10:30. 60 at 9:00, already 70, near 70 at noon. we drop down to 66 at 3:00, about 62 at 6:00. as far as what's going on around the state today, it is blazing hot. 100s through the central valley, 115 in palm springs. 77 in l.a. a near record high 83 in tahoe. the record is 85. stays in the mid 80s through wednesday. >>> a new program in santa clara county will help first-time buyers purchase a home by paying a large portion of the down payment. the $25 million program is funded by the affordable housing bond that voters approved in 2016. first-time buyers who make at least $150,000 a year for a family of four and are looking to purchase a house within santa clara county with a price tag of up to $800,000 are eligible. the amount will cover a down payment of up to 17% of the home's value. the median price of a home in the county is now over a million bucks. >> a lot of people need the help. we're glad you're with us on this friday morning. i think a lot of us are prepared for the heat. you've been telling us it's coming for several

it starts at 11:00al at broadway and 11th, ending at 13th and oak street at lake merritt. this year's celebration does not include a post parade rally like we've seen in years past. instead, there's going to be what the warriors are calling enter active stations along the parade route. when we find out more about what that actually means, we'll let you know. >>> happening today, b.a.r.t. leaders will meet to finalize their plans for the warriors championship parade. fans are urged to take public transportation because parking is going to be so limited. if you do take b.a.r.t., officials say you should get off at the 12th or 19th street stations. on the day of last year's parade, b.a.r.t. carried more than half a million people. it was the fifth highest ridership day in history. >>> if you can't be there in person, catch the victory parade right here on abc 7. our live coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. you can get detailed information on our website about parade transportation, street closures and championship parade dos and don'ts all on our website, abc e ab

at 4:00 today. some spots will be heating up and i'll have a look at that forecast in a few minutes. mike tracking the crash in livermore. >> looking over here westbound as you trend slowing towards dumbarton and bay bridges in the westbound commute direction. that crash that came in early for our wayszers, westbound 80 y of fallon road. we a little slowing out of lanes quickly though. i said i would tell you how the sun is playing a factor. kari showed you the sunrise. this is heading north away from us. folks heading towards us, look at the sun at the overpass hitting folks in the eyes. that will be contributing to the sunrise slowdown 280 at 101 on the peninsula. watch as they come down in the south bay. back to you. >> this morning we're getting a better understanding of where migrant children are being held as they wait to be reunited with their parents. meantime, bay area activists are making their voices heard today at the only i.c.e. detention facility here in the bay area. >> kris sanchez l

at the same time we're in the 50s at the coast, 50s and 60s at 7:00. still have hundreds on the way. i'll show you that coming up. >>> from the live desk, firefighters in lake coun making progress battling the pawnee fire. it's now 17% contained. the fire grew slightly yesterday to 13,000 acres. 2,700 firefighters are battling the flames with more crews en route. at least 22 structures have been destroyed. about half of those are homes. 600 remain threatened. that has neighbors nervous. >> you can't sleep. you're scared to go into town because you don't know if you're ever going to get back in the summertime. >> i love the country. it's hard year after year. you can only take so many years of this where you finally say, enough. >>> fires in lake county forced residents to leave their homes for evacuation centers during each of the past four years. >>> expanded evacuation orders are in effect for the entire spring valley area. the sheriff's office is warning wilbur springs, bear valley ande hecear lake county with a population of 65,000 people experienc

at 5:30. official event starts at 6:00, if interested. dogs and handlers walk the red carpet trying to claim the title, "world's ugliest dog." see? that's a cute dog to me. next to him, he was a little less than beautiful. >> so usually does the technology, business news for the "today" show and whatnot. she's one of the judges there. >> oh. >> see what she has to say. follow her on twitter. >> and you have to add namit th pet is ugly. >> it's in the eye of the beholder. >> i was worried we'd see our dogs up there. but never, right? >> no. too cute. he knows it. so annoying, because i can't say, no! tell you what, taking out your pooch, whether you think he's beautiful or you want him to be the ugliest cdog. what do they win? do we know? >> i don't know. plastic surgery? >> okay. we got to figure out what they win in that category for world's ugliest dog. must be having really good. >>> walnut creek, beautiful skies. 59 degrees. nice shot starting off your friday. temperatures across the bay a

look at that. head coach barry trotzays the team will always enjoy reliving the championship season, and all their fans will too. i want to thank the caps for bringing us so much joy and excitement after winning the stanley cup. such an incredible moment.he ove isn't only player speaking out after the parade. >> smith-pelly talks about a trip to the white house visit. this after harsh words from him on president trump. >>> details on the plan to fix it and get to where you are going faster. >>> freed from prison by a presidential pardohe and a litte from kim kardashian. now alice johnson is speaking out. sheena. >> well, this morning we are warm and humid. look at anpolis. 80 degrees right now. unseasonably warm. 77 degrees in washington. later today plenty of sunshine. low humidity. breezy. very mfortable. much hotter as we go into your father's day. e uck will hav celebrate dad this father's day. save big on something special from ross, from gifts that fit his style to gifts that bring a smile. h

we'll be at 61 degrees at 8:00 and then quickly warming up today once again we'll be at 80 degrees by 2:00 today. seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. it is going to turn hot as we head into the weekend. so you better enjoy this. not bad at all, up to 83 degrees in san jose. 82 in palo alto, 71 in oakland and 88 in napa. and 85 in ukia and san francisco 65 degrees, it will reach in the low 90s for concord and antioch today. as you're getting dressed this morning, it is definitely one for the summer gear, short sleeves and shorts for today. sunglasses and maybe even a hat if you'll be outside for quite a while. as we take a live look outside from at&t park, you can barely see anything, we have low clouds and fog. this will clear out in time for first pitch for tonight at at&t park and it will be in the upper 50 a sti cool and our temperatures will be warming up and won't have as much fog as we go towards the end of the wend mid-70s by sunday. 72 degrees. inland areas, take a look at these numbers, i have to add on -- squeeze it in there. 100 degrees on saturday. and it's sti

mid 60s at noon. upper 60s at 4:00.. >> they're analyzing whether that is a new move or not. unfortunately we have a big issue on the roads right now. this is a sig alert, this crash in the east bay, between hercules and pinole. a crash involving a motorcycle blocking the two left lanes. we have injuries reported, too. using our distance measuring tool, you're up to about a three-mile backup. that is getting closer to the vallejo area. southbound 101 across golden gate bridge, we're incident-free in the north bay. the commute looking great. >>> fire crews were still monitoring an east bay fire late into the night. a lot of you saw that smoke as it was coming from a junk yard. >>> three people ended up getting hurt including a firefighter. cornell barnard live in pittsburg. >> reporter: good news about the firefighter. they will be okay after injuring their hand. lots of water, lots of foam continues to be seen around here, around this auto dismantling yard, right next to this landscaping business. we're seeing smoke con

winds at 22. san jose, pretty much no matter where you go around the bay area, jacket weather for evening plans. 60s around the santa clara valley, different story, though, tomorrow. 80s begin to make a comeback. so, 60s and 70s outside except santa rosait little warmer toda. and we'll see more warming on the scale of another 5 to 10 degrees of warming for your highs on mond again, the big story. see these areas in red, gusts above 30 miles per hour. we'll see the wind speeds start to come down after 9:00 tonight and those wind sheltered valleys, clear skies, again, pretty chilly to start off tomorrow morning. we could see 40s around the north bay valleys. low 50s elsewhere. then highs tomorrow replacing those widespread 70s with widespread 80s. not too hot just yet around san jose. low to mid 80s. 90s likely south of todowntown. tri-valley, upper 80s in reach. close to 90 walnut creek, concord, antioch. 70s bayside around hayward and oakland. peninsula temperatures for now fairly comfortable, mid

nice and cool out there at at&t park. even though we're seeing the clouds now, we'll get some clearing. but the clouds will start to move back in later on tonight. and the temperatures only in the mid-50s. stay warm out there. i'm at kari hall weather as we talk about weekend plans on twitter as well as facebook. let me know what you are doing. you may get a personalized forecast. and also how to prepare for this kind of heat. we'll be up to 100 degrees on saturday for the inland valley. and it starts to come back down just a little bit for early next week. but we're going to have some warm weather. san francisco looks really nice. sunshine and highs in the 70s for pride weekend. we'll talk more about that and also some other things going on -- going on around the bay area and i'm looking ahead to the weekend. >> that is okay. thanks. >>> coming up, summer is the best time to hit the road. suggestions as to where you can and cannot drain your bank account. these are the top road trips destinations across the country. that

very, very moderate. >> there's the bell ringing here, at fair poacquisition at nyse.ust lower and nasdaq is higher at the close. >> congrats. it is fun to see him ringing the bell after being president of the exchange for so long wishing him well i'm kelly evans. dow almost went green on the bell here. kind of the flipside of yesterday with the drop into the close, but today, climbedalmos all the way back, codn't do it we'll watcthat as things shake out. the blue chips shed under two points, and s&p up about five on the close now to 2786. nasdaq up more than half a percent to 7703 today. that's close -- that looks like it's a closing high. new closing high for the nasdaq composite today. the russell 2,000 adding about half a percent, 7.5 points to 1682, a closing high, so for the small cap russell 2,000 and nasdaq, benchmarks hit today this is live shot of the federal courthouse in washington, d.c. where the ruling of the at&t merger is expected any moment, in fact, it's probably happening as we speak. there's a full team of reporters and experts standing by. eamon ja

the first one i'm very bad at. i always focus on the negative you know who is good at pete na. sometimes you have to focus good news it's not always bad news and when the market is at all-time highs and don't look for reasons why things should go lower so change the framework of how you look at the market, focus on the good -- not always the bad number two, valuations matter. what does that mean? well, look boeing has been making all-time highs, but over the last couple of weeks and the last couple of month, guess what's happened their valuation went from 29, almost 30 times forward earnings down to 21 times forward earnings and sometimes companies at all-time highs grow into their valuation. understand the endgame this is like a netflix thing what is the endgame? in my opinion the endgame for netflix is world domination, right? it's not about the money they spend. it's not about the cash burn it's not about the fact that they don't really make all tt mt that they're rolling up every possible sub in the world and ybody else andnsf etter than focusing on certain things and try t

standing at 11:00. . there's no rally at the end. i mentioned that at the benng of my report. no rally at the end of this parade, it's going to be an interactive parade on route. we'll show you some ohat we'reooking at as the setup happens, they'll have the stands, that's brand-new, there will be hundreds of fans sitting in the area when the parade starts. the parade starts at 11:00 a.m., they are chanting warriors and mang hot d somewhere. things areetting started here in oakland. we'll che back in with you at 6:30. we're live inak for this warriors parade. pete suratos forhe bay." >> hot dogs for breakfast. >> only for today. special day. >> w pfans, one of our fellow reporters cheryl herd ran into somebody else yesterday. >> we're talking about kevin durant signing autographs sitting in car. >> reporter: how rea are you for tomorrow? >> i'm excited to see the fans. it's going to be a good one. >> reporter: congratulations. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> reporter: did you think you would sweep? i didn'

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at 66. downtown and the mission will be around 64. east bay, look at this, a lot of you will top out in the 70s. low 70s right around 2:00. then you see the temperatures falling by 4:00. same thing will happen on the peninsula, mainly 60s during the afternoon hours. you'll spike near 1:00, 2:00. you head down to the south bay where we've got more 70s showing up. it's all mid to upper 70s for highs today. head up to the north bay, a few 80s. but you've got to places like calistoga, santa rosa and cloverdale. look at this, our inland east bay neighborhoods, a lot of mid to upper 70s until you get the antioch and brentwood. my kft, cooler than average. a little warmer next week. >> unfortunately we're hearing about a big problem westbound 580 near eden canyon road. a flipped semi with all lanes shut down. this is going to be a sig alert. that's about all i know at the moment. not sure if other vehicles are involved or if we've got injuries. i'll certainly follow up on that in just a few. in the

iam i am live at westminster where eve ryo ne i am live at westminster where everyone is waiting to seeill blink first in this latest brexit battle. as the outcry over the us policy of separating child migrants from their families at the border with mexico grows, the pope adds his voice to the criticism. also the authorities in indonesia say they now believe at least 192 people are missing after the sinking of a ferry in sumatra. the search mission on lake toba is going on, in what is believed to be one of the country's worst maritime disasters. coming up inis coming up in 15 minutes, i will have the latest from the world cup with hosts russia becoming the first to qualify for the last 16. good morning. it is wednesday 20th june. it is wednesday 20thjune. i am joanna gosling. an inquiry into hundreds of deaths at gosport war memorial hospital in hampshire will publish its findings within the next hour. a previous investigation found that — over 12 years from 1988 — patients, many of them elderly, were almost routinely given powerful painkilling drugs. it concluded that they may, in some

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starts at 10:00 a.m.ith the pregame so world cup today and then it's thepening match, russia hosting taking on saudia arabia starting at 110 a.m. >> ♪ exciting.ro hm?>> very >> going straighm stanley cup to world cup. >> that's right. >> lots to watch on fox. all right g 77 degrees outside right ns.ow nice and humid start touy the day. clouds rolling on i through. s a cold front coming through very early this morning. it willno eventually k down these humidity valuesater on this afternoon. and it's starting t bring in some cooler air in the far northwest suburbs.7, hagerstown 6 cumberland down to 63 so me comfortab start out there but here in d.c. look at that, yes the in annapolis. that probably feels pretty uncomfortabl althoughimproving d into the morning and afternoon today. the clouds across the. are along that cold front coming through. give it a couple hilrs, these clouds wbreak up and by the time we get to m mor we should be seeing bright henshine across teap that will stick around not just a thro

here's a look at at&t park, we're getting ready for the giants game tonight at first pitch, only going to be in the upper 50s and breezy winds and there will be clouds rolling by. we'll be up to 87 in livermore, 91 in concord. in napa today, 88 degrees, 71 in oakland. 82 in palo alto and san francisco 65 degrees. wide range of temperatures. we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend in about seven minutes. mike gets you out the door with a look at a couple of crashes in slow spots on the road. >> we have a couple of crashes, one of them would be the east shore freeway. over the last 20 minutes really seen traffic start to stack up at the berkeley curve. there was a disabled vehicle reported around this area. i don't see it on either of the cameras pointing into that portion but we do see the slower drive here and build coming out of elle cerrito. there's a build here and this crash just outside the caldecott does slow in through the bores the crash on the shoulder outside of the westbound 24 bores. and another issue for contra costa, crash on the shoulder out of bay point towards co

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look at the high temperatures 60s to 90s. al at the coast. p summer starts tomorrow at 3:07. it will be in the triple digits over the weekend. 80s around the bay. >> not much change. >> we were excited for the heat. >> cold summers in san francisco? i like the heat. bring it on. >> i don't mind. >> "june gloom." >> bye-bye. >> we'll all be complaining. >> never satisfied. >> thanks for watching. >> your next local update is 7:26. "cbs this morning" is next. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's wednesday, june 20th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." separated from their parents reportedly are being held in so-called tender age shelters. we have new details about what families are facing. >>> congressional republicans agree they want to stop separating families at the border, but they can't agree on how to do it. we'll talk to senator james lankford, one senator asking the administration to pause the separations. >>> new tsa security guidelines could put additional limits on your

a look at what we have at the moment.ng a new high-tech biotech trading venue that would rival hong kong or new york, saying it could have lower thresholds to persuade companies to list at home. our reporter is with me now. why are they considering this? another move to being a leader in a most every field? regionally there is huge competition among stock exchanges. we saw hong kong moved to attract biotech firms by adjusting listing rules, lowering requirements. china seems to be responding. officials are looking at a biotech board similar to hong kong rules. companies that don't have -- rishaad: it could be a separate index, such as the a-market in london. >> it could be a new set of listing rules so biotech companies could list on the board in shanghai, possibly a new board. we are not sure at the moment. the main issue is concerned that good chinese companies will go elsewhere. exchangesinland compete with those markets in hong kong and elsewhere? haidi: does this just the relationship between hong kong and mainland e

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at the bay bridge a lighter commute at the toll plaza.rosemary with the forecast. >> sun is shining, temps are climbing. we have a warm up for the start of the bay area weekend. today will be warmer than yesterday. saturday will be the hottest day. high pressure over the pacific is strengthening. it will lead to the warm up for today. then into saturday, just as hot as last saturday. do you remember last saturday when some of the inland communities reached 100 degrees? that will be the case tomorrow. 70s at the coast. 80s around the bay. hitting the century mark inland. then we begin to cool back down in time for the bay area sunday. with the warm up comes a red flag warning for dry, perhaps gusty conditions. this is for the north bay hills. it starts at 11:00. it will last into saturday night. for the bay area, north bay hills. you can see it over the sacramento region more widespread. then to the north we will watch that and update it if we need to. here is the flow already setting up north and northeast. a warmer day today. drier tonig

2018 if you look at the u.s. stock market, what happened we ramped into q zls 4 earnings in january. what happened after that we flushed out of that then we have the scenario where we flush right into the end of q1 what did we start doing in april when q1 was over and as we got into the q1 earnings reports we started rallying. up 7, 7.5% for the lows. it goes back to the things that were front end loaded, global synchronized recovery. europe is a bit spotty our data is still good central bank, who knows. we're going to get a whole heck of a lot of that this week what i'm saying is the trade stuff is really important. if you look at the way the u.s. stock market has traded, it has traded off in a macro. it's done it in a cyclical way. >> first of all, we're at all-time highs on the russell. all-time highs on the nasdaq and s&p. everyone is acting like none of this matters, as in valuations don't matter central banks don't matter i think we're at another one of these places where people are not looking at the reali

at the base of grenfell tower, and another at st helen's church and the one at st helens the churchned in green, the congregation we re stationed in green, the congregation were given green scarfs to war of course green has become the colour that symbolises grenfell. there is a green heart on top of the tower behind me. the names of the 72 victims were read out and when you hear them being read out like that you realised how many lives were lost that night, an also we had 73 doves released and an extra one for the unknown person that could have died that night. that is what many people fear, that more people might have died that night, and are just not known about. so, incredibly, incredibly moving. so later on today we will have this silent march around the area, now this happens every month, but of course it is going to be much more significant on this year anniversary. 0n the sixth month anniversary organisers say they had round 600 people attending. tonight they expect many, many more, just breed people, survivors, and also the community and it has to be said the community here

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one man died at the scene.he of the victim was rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries. no arrests have been made and the motive is not yet known. we will get a live report from leigh ahead at 6:30. >>> also did this morning, in san jose, the investigation of an early-morning fire at an abandoned building. started just before 2:30 right here west san carlos and sunol street. the flames shooting through the roof. firefighters were able to keep it from spreading to other homes. does not the first time that building has burned. >> there were probably 30 foot flames. it was called an intensive fire right away. >> a firefighters say sometimes the homeless people stay inside that building but no one was hurt. >>> happening today, a group of 100 feet and community leaders will drive to the california mexico border to protest the fourth celebrate -- separation of migrant families. those buses will roll out in about an hour. >> reporter: good morning. we are outside saint john's event list -- evangelist de

. 50 cent hike at the off ramp. and for some that can be a extra $1.25 per day. >> i prefer to stay on roads that i'm know how much going to pay when i get on in the morning. >> here's the tlofcontroversial part. aity goes to pay for the silver line extension. lauren not thrilled about th. >> if i wanted my money to go to metro, i would get on the metro. >> reporter: the public will have a chance to o weigh inn the proposal later this summer before it becomes final. now, the earliest this toll increase could take effect is 2019, so n january oft year. there could be some wiggle room. in other words, it could beit littlef a difference of price here at the main toll plaza as compared to the off ramp but the airport authority wants to hear from the public before it makes any of those decisions final. back to you guys. >> trust me, adam, they are going to hea from the public on it. i do know they're going to hear. >>ex getting nsive. >> you know it. tuanks, ada reporting live. >>> well, pay more on the dulles toll road.

today at 2.f you want to maintain influence with washington and nato you need to spend more money — mps call on the government to dramatically increase the uk's defence budget. there is a real concern expressed by the united states, who spend much more than any of the rest of europe on their collective defence and want europe to bear its fair share. prince william meets the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu — on the third day of his tour of the middle east. i, like you, look forward to understanding lots about the region and about hoping that peace in the area can be achieved. two men are killed, including a bus driver, and seven people seriously injured after a crash between a double decker bus and a lorry in cambridgeshire. coming up on afternoon live all the sport — with tim haig. world cup? welcome back, part—time! it has all been happening for years var controversy and i will update you on england ahead of their match against belgium. dele alli is back for injury for that one. just b

san jose at 79 degrees. red flag warnings still in effect, but only for another hour and 45 minutes or so. for the north and east bay hills, the winds will be out of the north at 30 miles an hour. but that's going to ease up. that'll change to the southwest. alasime goes on. fire danger remains high tonight and the winds don't help. but falling temperatures do help tgood thing. low cloud cover will keep temperatures in the 80s tomorrow. far cry from 105 that we had at vallejo yesterday. it will be windy overnight with low clouds that will return to the shoreline or they have. as that low pressure will deepen the marine layer and cools, temperatures on the mild side. for the bay area tomorrow, cool at the shoreline. sunshine inland, but not so much at the coast. you can see that on the futurecast. deep marine layer about 2,000 feet thick will keep the shoreline on the cool side. and the numbers take into consideration are inland and they will creep down just a little bit by a degree or two a day. and so we wi

you're looking at at at at at at from a fire in 2011. >>> we know the identities of the two climbers who died after falling from yosemite's el yost capitan. they plunged to their deaths around 8:15 yesterday morning. park rangers received several calls moments after the tragedy. investigators say the men were trying to ascend el capitan on the free blast route. >> there's a lot of unanswered questions. and it will be several days to possibly several weeks before we really understand what happened today. as far as exactly where they were, how high they were, what type of gear they were using, these are all unanswered questions. >> yesterday's deaths came less than two weeks after this man from new jersey died while climbing another famous peak in yosemi yosemite, half dome. >>> in the north bay, a park has been dedicated in memory of a santa rosa teenager shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy back in 2013. so there are many who hope the park named after andy lopez will bring unity and healing to the community. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has the story. >> jesus i

that kicks off at 6.enegal -- cynical takes on columbia. -- cynical takes on columbia. -- you can find us. starting at 6:00. >>> coming up next, it will be one of the most important decisions the president makes. >> justice anthony kennedy retires. i'm doug luzader in washington. we will have more on the battle for the courts just ahead. >>> a growing concern in the city of richmond. when we returned, searching for solutions to reduce the surge in prostitution. >> announcer: this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning, everyone. it is thursday, a day before the big weekend, june 28. i'm frank mallicoat in for dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. steve paulson, most of the usual gang is here. >> most, that's correct. always a prayer -- always a pleasure to have frank here. >> i love the photo behind you. it's fog. >> there was a lot of fog yesterday. now it's more patchy. there's still a little blanket around the city. and there's a lot less. and also inland, a lot less. santa cruz, more sun. nice today. actually

apple at the top, because -- is almost at the trillion dollar mark. no u.s. company has hit that mark. they are closing in on it. at manager $50 billion as of today. and a hint of a trade war here, because canadian solar took a drop. ancillary to the issue, china drawing a lot of subsidies in solar, one of the big funders of solar around the world, drawing back and change in the way it does subsidies, having a very big impact on the industry. take a look at the gtv, where you find our charts. this one, we will go to a video -- we will look at the chart. starbuck you can see the company has been under pressure. there goes the addition of stores. there have been struggles to raise the business here in the u.s., and today other news, a disappointment, the chairman will be leaving the coffee chain later this month. he is 64-year-old, a titan in the industry, he tookt aroun the world. and so this is a very big move. starbucks of course has been under pressure, not just to raise a sales, but socially. it recently closed 8000 stores for sensitivity training. haidi:

at&t park. great day to bring pops to the ballpark. top one, two outs, nick hundley goes hard. his eighth of the year. brandon belt came back after missing two weeks recovering from an appendectomy. that's a homer. giants go up 4-1. that was plenty for stratton. the giants avoid the sweep 4-1. >>> the a's and angels at the coliseum. oakland had a 2-0 lead. but then tied in the third. in the third,he angels take a two runlead. marcus siemian leads things off with a solo bomb, cut it is lead down to 5-4. their final out. chris cannon with a home run in the second. that scores dustin fouler, head to extras. bases loaded and one out. jonathan lucroy nearly hits a grand slam. that's a winner and the a's win the game 6-5. >> for us to take two out of three for them and make up for that astros series, that's huge for us to get on this flight, enjoy the off day tomorrow and get back out against the padres. >> the sports report is brought to you by river rock crystal geyser alpine springpasses through he

temperatures are in the 50s at the coast, mid-70s through the 12-hour planner. 62 at the coast at 4:00mid to upper 70s for rest of us. 8:00 in the 60s, and by mid might, a few stars out there, and temperatures falling into the 50s. they will fall into the low to mid-50s in most neighborhoods. lake port and antioch at 59 to 60 for the warm spot. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. i hope you like it. we are locked in. we'll see temperatures change two, three degrees here and there, but that's not a big change this time of the year. friday, saturday, warmest days like we had. notice we top out in the mid-90s rather than the low 100s, and low 80s in the bay, and comfortable at the coast. >> normal for this time of year. >> kploclose, yeah. >> thank you, mike. >>> president trump's trade war has harley-davidson moving production overseas. the eu dramatically increased tariffs from 6% to 31% making each bike about $2200 to export so it's moving production out of the u.s. so prices do not customers. other goods hit by higher eu tariffs include orange juice, bourbon, peanut butter, and

and fresh allegations that angle of medical news about programs at the german refugee agency the german chancellor is accused of failing to react or a clue could be agency was struggling to process a sign of a. time helena humphrey glad you could join us here in berlin police have showed some wounded what they termed a rampaging man in the city's iconic protestant cathedral a police spokesperson said the fifty three year old austrian man was wounded in the leg when police find out to say there is no connection to terrorism and he said now cordoned off the cathedral one of the city's top tourist attractions. and for the latest on this i'm now joined by dummies rebecca ritter's who is at the scene for us rebecca bring us up to date with what we know so far well helena at around four pm local berlin time the softer noon a man entered the dome carrying a knife he was wielding the knife aggressively police say he was shouting and screaming and threatening tourists causing quite a scene the staff here at the bell in a drone behind me they called police police came in they tried to arm the man

look at this, amazon at 1749, netflix at 412, and facebook at $201 per share. not all from the big techs. look at this. microsoft is one of the biggest gainers in the dow, up almost 1%, close to $102 a share. big tech on a tear again today. starbucks going the other way. they gave weak sales outlook. they will close 150 underperforming stores. the stock is down more than 6%. big drop for starbucks at 53. jack hough with us, "barron's" senior editor. jack, we had a dip, one-day dip because of trade? we see that. trade negative piece of news. down goes the market. right back up again. same story today? >> i don't think you want to just laugh this off. stocks are still the best place to be, especially u.s. stocks, with the market trading over 17 times this year's projected earning, the growth boost from tax cuts, that is already priced in. the potential for escalating trade war, that is not priced in. so if we get that, stocks are going to get hurt from here. i'm not sure that the u.s. economy, things are going fine. i don't see evidence that we reached some kind

this is a look at now at a picture of our drivers on 680. officer, can you tell me more, first of all, about the crash on 680 if you would, how serious is that? when is that going to be cleared? >> you are referring to the crash near sheridan? with the big rig? >> yes, sir. >> you know what? to be honest with you, i don't have a ton of details. i just learned of these crashes not that long ago myself. i'm actually westbound 580 approaching 680. so i don't have a ton of details. i just know that the entire tri- valley traffic is at a standstill. >> beepers -- because people can't get out at 580. then you have the cash at 680. been slow. of how long it's going to take to clear? let's see if we were to magically get these crashes out of the way, how long do you think it will take for these crashes to clear up, just based on your experience? >> yeah, this is going to be at least another couple hours of a gridlocked area. the crash near eden canyon, the big rig is still on its side. haven't really started recovering there. caltrans has asked for

that is not just at the end but at the beginning. we have our own money and our own ideas about going from us back. right? >> uh-huh. >> and i just don't know what input or concern there's going to be. is that the planning that should be done over all? i mean, ideally you would have somebody that would be in charge of the whole thing. we have to figure out this thing first. this is really the driving point. let's do that. let's engineer that and plan that. we are going go ahead with our -- we are on schedule to plan away. plan and engineer away. if that is not the smartest thing to do holistically i don't know what you can do about it. that's a concern of mine. >> i can appreciate that, director. i do think -- you know, i think that we have the agreement and you can see it on this line that the next phase of the tunnel, whether it's dtx or pennsylvania would be conducted by the tjpa, not by us. we did our part in the planning and land use considerinations. it's now time to hand that over. you're raising a broader issue, all this work

i saw that at moscone. those are those little transformational times in a kids' life, and we i live in a time when connectedness to nature and the community can happen at different times. this is something within our own domain. it's our environmental center. we're not paying extra to have the kids go somewhere else. it doesn't involve gobbles of fund raising for the kids to go somewhere. i would say find the money somewhere else. thank you. >> i feel a little bit nervous, nostaljic because this reminds me of student government when i had to sit through meetings. any way, i just want to speak. i'm a fourth grade teacher at bryant elementary. i'm in my second year teaching. pretty much a brand-new teacher, and i can't emphasize how important this t.s.a. position is. imagine how stressful it is for a fifth year or sixth year teacher. imagine how stressful it is for a second year teacher to go and not be able to depend on a t.s.a. teacher there who has experience who knows how to work with kids specifically wi

reopened at 7:00 this morning. will close at 5:00 p.m.ip and third in four years. now, this championship means more to fans. >> i'm going to keep that, you know, as a memory so when i get older, i'm going to testimony pie kids the next generation, like hey, man, your dad was a part of history. of history. >> reporter: you're asking me you're on camera. you were asking me questions. you wanted to know how much the hat was. the hat's 36 and the t-shirt's 35. so how many are you going to buy? >> no, she's buying. >> reporter: how many do you need to get? >> i need to get three, two of them for the other team that they have to wear the warriors shirts in california. so i got to get them their shirts and get them there for monday. so that they can wear them. >> reporter: you had a challenge they lost the bet and have to wear the gear. they're not fans? >> no. >> reporter: well, good for you now making them wear the warriors gear. you have to get stuff for tuesday for the parade? >> you're not a warriors fan? he's asking me questions. well, hoc

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when you look at steel. 125%. aluminum at 110%. the consumer may have to pay a little bit more for that. but the steel operations -- obviously that's going to bode well to bring back manufacturing. for those industries. if you think about national security, our ability to produce steel should the situation call for that. so i think there are some good aspects of that. there is mixed reaction among ceos. some of the large retailers are very concerned about tariffs coming on imports. that's the basis of a lot of what they are doing today. when i was running corporations. i never had taken outsourcing strategy. i always thought what do i have to do to be globally competitive. so again i had to compete globally whether it was on tax or tariffs, whether it was on labor rates or building materials. so i think what he's trying to do is level the playing field. it may not be perfect. but he's making some good moves. maria: sources close to the president told me this is all in negotiation. while we have this list the white house came out wi

is time to look at alternative energy. we are looking at cobalt, used in electric cars.re getting creative in how to finance it. cobalt has a deal, why is it significant? rt watson joins us from rio de janeiro. what was the data behind the deal? >> basically it is a streaming deal, two companies will pay to get the cobalt that will be extracted. it's almost a watershed moment, if you will, because the prices tripled for the metal in the last couple of years. it's an opportunity to expand, go underground. they might not do that if it wasn't for the electric car revolution. this is provided an opportunity for them to get the financing they need. alix: when you're looking at how much they might get over the next decade, what cobalt prices that imply? >> it implies a price level of about $40 per pound, very similar to what it is trading out today -- trading at today. it's also a marker for what big companies like apple or carmakers like bmw might have to pay in the future to secure this from material. alix: it's not just cobalt, it is nickel and lithium. with nickel, there i

gusts at 37 in travis., american canyon, altamont pass, the usual suspects on the wind tunnels have picked up overnight into this morning. 50s for the temperatures to very low 60s. there are many low to mid 50s. 54 seems popular on the peninsula. foster city is in there, atherton, los altos and los altos hills. 53 in half moon bay. there is not much of a difference. higher elevations will see 50s that will give way to upper 50s. we have this spin in the atmosphere that is knocking the ridge down for a day. thank the national weather service in monterey. they got the ball rolling on that bodega bay temperature and it is fixed, thank you very much. 51degrees is cold. the san francisco bouy has gone up a little bit. half-moon is still calling it 53. it is 55 off santa barbara. it is really cold water for much of california. this will ease back tomorrow and then fire up on friday. we could get a northwind on saturday. that looks to be the hottest day. 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s today. temperatures of -- are below av

he's at practices. the support that he gives to each and eve coach in this athletic department is what makes us understand that he understands the bigev picture. >>s comes during a trial time after the death of jordan mcnair who was hospitalized after a football team workout and diedwo weekslater. there is an investigation into the handling of that situation which evans said could take up to nie90 days. the school will be, quote, fully tra transparent. since then team practices have been voluntary, certainly a situation we'll be following. >>> argentina is back for absolutely against the wall and in separateeed of a win in the world cup this afternoon. a thrilling finale added to the drama. lionel messi has yet to scoren the world cup. with all td pressuhe pressure, through. pass ahead to messi. puts it in the back of the neck. beautiful control. his first goal in russi gets argentina the 1-0 lead. socc legend loving it. after nigeria evens this at one, they center it to roho who scores a lateer answ an

steal them at will.'s talk about what is going on in bitcoin because it fell the most in three months after a hack on south korea crypto exchange coin rail. virtual currency has slumped more than 50%, four times that of a theory of -- and theory of eum and ripple. what is going on now at coin rail? >> we have been keeping an eye on what they've had to say. they've been very moment -- m the details. they call it a cyber intrusion on the system. about 70% of the cryptocurrency they had in their umbrella was basically taken off servers so the internet cannot access them anymore. the other 30% for the programs that were affected, and of that, above 2/3 were recovered, leaving about 10% that is unaccounted for, and at this point as far as we can tell, is what was stolen, but in terms of dollar value, we do not have a specific figure yet. we also do not have details on how the attacks were done, who perpetrated the attacks. there's a lot of questions right now. the company said they are cooperating with author

at's been a real challenge. we, in fact, used to have.okme for example, we used t light anti-aircraft missile battalions. when i talk to our expedition warfare course and talk to our young capt, the lookt me like i have three eyes when i ta yes, the marine corps used to have anti-aircraft missile battalions. those are some of the portlenges, but i look at ities also as we now have to look at the force and go, how tome pac the that soe have the overmatch we need across the force. >> so first, thanks for t opportunity. it's always good to be a visitor in d.c., not permanently assigned.reat to be from c lejeune to be a part of the panel. you mentioned this re-emerging strategy that we have really used as a forcing function for building readiness. as an example, we've recently returned to being a war fighting organization. the marine expeditionary brigade was the largest war fighting organization on the east coast. the expeditionary force was not going to be assigned missions to go fight at that level. so this has r

mexico staring at defeat. luck it seem mexico staring at defeat.eserted them altogether. mexico were only too aware of the maths and the wait was agonising. sweden has done their pa rt agonising. sweden has done their part and it took some checking and some believing but mexico have done there's too. sweden looked down and out after losing to germany a few nights ago. sweden top the group with six points and ahead of mexico on goal difference, both are through to the last 16. and look at that — south korea finish ahead of germany courtesy of their win today, germany finish bottom. well, let's get some more reaction now to today's events in kazan now. here's our reporter alex capstick. this was an astonishing results. germany arrived in russia as one of the pretournament favourites but they go out bottom of group f in human innovation. nobody predicted this. they are one of the great world cup nations. in the last 16 tournaments, they have neverfailed tournaments, they have neverfailed to get to the quarterfinal stage. they have won it as germany or