>> bea miller! >> killed it. >> no. they're going to drag your rear end out of here. >> as long as i can take your stuff with me. >> all right. all that and >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> good morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first alert forecast. >> a beautiful day. a warm day. unusually warm. this time of year we should be in the low 70s in the afternoon. it's already 73 degrees with sunshine. you can see that in the live view from center city. 78 now in trenton. atlantic city at the airport is already 80 degrees. a warm sunny day today. temperatures near the record this afternoon of 91 degrees. >>> fire officials say a new castle county home is likely a complete loss after an early morning fire. nbc 10 was on north bold baltimore pike as firefighters worked to get it under control. crews found out about the fire when a guy who lived in the home ran around the corner to the fire department. >>> the polls will open for delaware voters looking to elect new school board members in all 16 districts acros

>> bea miller! >> killed it.ag your rear end out of here. >> as long as i can take your stuff with me. >> all right. all that and >>> good morning everyone. breaking news that we're following is in san francisco. there has been a deadly crash involving a muni train and a child. the san francisco fire department tells us a 12-year-old boy was hit by the train at san jose and lakeview avenues. this will be in the ingleside neighborhood. witnesses say the boy was trying to catch the train. stephanie chuang is there now. she will have an update during our 11:00 a.m. newscast. >>> growing concerns over seismic safety. the bay area toll authority approved 4$4 million for extensive testing. the concern is steel rods that secure the bridge's main tower to its base on the eastern span. caltrans testing indicating water from the bay is seeping into the foundation, and that could impact the integrity of the rods. if true that would lead to major corrosion. >>> let's check your weather this morning. >>> thank you, scott. 67

this comes from an interim report that the investigating authority, the french authority called the bea, issued earlier today and the most significant information in the report seems to be that there was a rehearse annual oral preceding the doomed flight later on. this happened when the captain left the cockpit, and he said immediately the descent began, and the report reads, at 7:20:50, the selected altitude decreased to 100 feet for three seconds and then increased to the maximum value of 49,000 feet and stabilized again at 35,000 feet. this was -- it happened several times, and there were several times apparently that lubitz selected the alltitude of 100 feet and at this point in time the aircraft was supposed to descend anyway and that's why the air traffic controllers didn't notice anything. and then several altitude selections were recorded while the pilot was alone in the cockpit. we have been talking so much about how much planning lubitz put into this and how premedicated this is and this gives a strong indication there was a lot more planning involved than initially believed.

chief of bea's national income and wealth division they oversea the gdp report.d in a statement that the agency has identified several sources of trouble in the data including federal defense service spending. and inventories as well. other data would be revised and initial rounds of changes to be completed by july 30th. that's in time to be incorporated in the benchmark revisions. >> glad somebody brought it to their attention. we kept a couple of our guests around. rick santelli and jack bouroudjian are here. >> take a victory lap. >> i say let's go with the second quarter gdp and see when that comes out if there's a seasonal adjustment problem there as well. >> there will be rick. we also showed in our data that the second quarter sends to be higher than the first. as far as we can tell right now, this is not a problem of gdp should be higher overall than reported. it's a matter of the sequencing of when they're calculating the growth, should it be in the fourth, first or second. >> my hat's off to you. tell them to work on the birth/death model. that has sign

bea is weight in texas, flat creek, texas. bea, good morning. >> caller: good morning. hello. >> go ahead, bea. you're on the washington journal. >> caller: hello? >> i thought we lost bea. sheila is waiting now in mentor, ohio. line for republicans. sheila, good morning. >> caller: hello. i don't know if, if they know the law. it says that you cannot have any army navy marines, air force doing the thing that jade -- >> jade helm go ahead. >> -- yeah is doing. >> are any laws being broken by the military in how they're going about this exercise? >> no in no serious way. one thing that's relevant here is there's this sense, this message that's been pushed out that hey they're going to be operating in large scales on american, you know, public property and, you know, basically they're going to be coming through our streets in large number of troops. do we want that. i think what the reality is, is that even in these states you're going to be hard pressed to find them. they're going to be in small numbers distributed over very wide areas and in a lot of cases, they're goin

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i want to thank bea and the incredible team that makes it happen and thank all of the audience members. i hope you have a great 2015 and let's see if we can make the exciting innovation happen in the future and make it work for us. so thank you. [applause] >> this is the inside of the convention center on the west side of new york. book time is happening today. this is a book festival open to the public that follows the on the heels of the bookexpo america and booktv has been live all week at the bookexpo america and today we are taking advantage of the fact we are here and chris hedges has been invited on to talk about his most recent book coming out this month called "wages of rebellion: the moral imperative of revolt" the first line in your book, we live in a revolutionary moment, what do you mean? >> i mean that is ideas that have sustained the old system of global capitalism, the idea that an elite accruing to itself massive amounts of money will somehow trickle down and make the middle class and the working class more prosperous has been exposed as a lie. the political institutio

the bea statement comes after cnbc and detailed report in april said gdp report has been meaningful weaker30 years. several economists confirmed the findings and barclays estimates if they were to adjust first quarter correctly, it could be as high as 1.8% compared to the initially reported 0.2%. the chief of the bea's division that does the gdp report said in the statement that the agency has identified several sources of trouble, including federal defense service spending. they are going to make a round of changes completed july 30th. that's in time to be included in the annual gdp revisions. they are going going back three years to the beginning of 2012. the fed faces the issue of whether to hike or not after a week first quarter that may or may not have been quite as weak as reported. >> i have a question. i've been watching your reporting and thinking about this. the gut reaction is to celebrate the fact that the first quarter was better than expected. the question i have is does it mean that second quarter rebound is not as good as expected? last year it was considered a spectacular

as the the flight crew tells me that can bea nerve-racking experience for civilian aircraft in the area. five southeast asian nations claim parts of the area as their own. china says the territory is part of the history. claiming ownership back 2,000 years. recognize that as, as anything to do with -- in accordance with international law. many see economic and military motives as well. the island are rich in oil and gas deposits. and they extend china's naval and air presence, challenging u.s. naval supremacien ty ein t region. >> cnn's david mckenzie following this story from south korea. i spoke with him earlier. >> rosemary they claim 90% of the south china sea, gee graphically look at the map of the mainland isn't close to some of the disputed island. you have countries. territories, jim mentioned that have claims over certain parts of the south china sea. china says it has an historical precedent for this. looks become to maps for the 40s and earlier saying it in fact claim all of this. they have an unshakeable territorial right over the south china sea. one of the things talked ab

bea, bookcon, last year and now we're back with three panels this time. today saturday and sunday. and so we've kind of, i think done a pretty good job of making our presence felt and making people aware that this is an issue that needs to be addressed, and we're not going way anytime soon. -- away anytime soon, and we've got a lot of people supporting us. so first of all, thank you all for coming, and thank you for your support. [applause] so i have an amazing panel here. and what i'm going to do is let everybody introduce themselves a little bit and then i'm going to turn it directly into some pretty serious questions that i want to kind of talk about; the state of publishing and what we're doing to change things around. so first i'm going to start with lamar giles who is not only a published author, but vice president of communications for we need diverse books. lamar, talk a little bit about yourself and then share what our next initiatives are for. >> certainly, certainly. i'm lamar, and i've been a part of this we need diverse books since the beginning thanks to ellen. and we

now, we are bea two 3 inches below what we should see for the month of may.s is starting june 1st look how much rain, two 3 inches in just 24 hours period. so could see some flashflooding but could easily catch us up to dry weather we've, deficit in may certainly will start out above average with the rainfall for the month of june. until that rain gets here, it is just warm, muggy, 84 in philadelphia dropped few degrees, in fact, cooler air coming in from the south. might see the skies clear up tonight, and the temperatures drop few degrees quickly. and down to 69 degrees in the city, 63 in the suburbs tomorrow morning. few showers, could linger to the north it, will have the low clouds, don't think we'll see much patchy fog develop. that will could happen though right along the coastment could be warm day tomorrow up to 88. showers, storms, certainly more widespread. wind will be an issue south 15 25, maybe higher gusts now you will certainly see that drop the temperature at the shore, overnight tonight 75. tomorrow morning 79. then dropping down to 70 tomor

. >> we are bea to show you some pictures you won't believe.ere rain in tech as, rescue both out in the city every houston. people not just stuck inside their homes many forced to abandon their cars when they drove into water. that was much deeper than they even realized. more than 9 inches of rain fell there in just past 24 hours. storms first started moving in on saturday, as you know, and it is being, that area of the country, being battered even as we speak, right now this early in the morning. >> and there are more deaths, now that the flood watt remembers beginning to recede. body was pulled out of braze buoy, 13 confirmed dead, 11 names currently on the missing list. >> up near beaumont, texas. sue will show you the radar in beaumont texas right now not looking good. >> unfortunately we're seeing more heavy rain headed toward beaumont headed toward houston, where they had all of those problems yesterday, and over the weekend. where you see the puppet and dark red rainfall at inch or two an hour. just really heavy rain, and very short per

the bls will have to revise the data when the bea does.tory remains unclear, should productivity growth be higher or just redistributed from other quarters? glazer from the bls said the best way for markets and investors and policymakers to read their productivity data is over long time spans. use at least four quarters. when looked at that way, productivity has still definitely been weak. >> steve, perhaps this will give people more to think about before jumping to any conclusions about the first quarter. >> i think that's right. >> we'll call it the leisman anomaly at some point. that he uncovered that. >> 3:43 here. 17 minutes until the close. the dow is down about 50 points on the session. caterpillar in particular is kind ever weighing on things there. this after china had a really tough overnight session. here the s&p 500 only giving up 3 1/2 points on the broad index. the nasdaq down about 11. >> we've been looking forward to th. the head of rbc will be here to talk up his bank's record earnings. we'll talk about what the rbc bank o

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. >> why should the landlord bea able to raise the rent to market after capital improvements and they shouldn't and this legislation will stop it. >> these kinds of vibingancy controls exist in other parts of the country, but are not allowed in california. attempted evictions in san francisco have gone up 64% in the past five years. >>> a million san jose residents are under orders to cut back water use by 30% or see hefty surcharges on their bill. >> the dilemma is how to tell if they're on track or not. abc 7 news reporter david louie live from san jose with more. david? >> reporter: larry, i guess we could be saying good-bye to green grass. cutting back on water is not exactly a science. many residents are indicating they're concerned with hefty surcharges when they can't monitor their water usage on a weekly or daily basis. >> i try to shower the same schedule as the watering, tuesday and friday. >> robby robertson is having fun with united states but he's clearly wise to pick up low-flow showerheads to meet the mandatory reduction. failure will result in a surcharge on the bill.

the report the bea report today, is very chilling in that it further clarify what is we already heard about the pilot doggedly going ahead with his plan. they could hear the breathing, but they also indicate that there wasn't a lot of -- you know, there wasn't a lot of anything else. he used the side stick controller a couple times. there's a lot of debate over what the report means about the door lockout mechanism. but it was a very driven calculated move. >> and apparently it was the same crew i think, that was on the previous flight in that doomed flight. final question to you with your legal hat on. would any of this new information change the case at all? >> not significantly. i think two things you take away one is it emphasizes you need two people in a cockpit at all times. two, this was not a one-off. it wasn't he showed up for work and said i'm having a bad day, i'm going to drop this plane. there's a whole history here. lufthansa and lufthansa flight training even here in the u.s. not only knew about it but made deliberate efforts to work around this known problem. i think t

i've heard from moms and dads that see this promotion as a bea con of hope for their daughters and affirmationng is possible with commitment. i've heard of all veterans from wars. many that wanted to say congratulations, some that wanted to say thanks and others wanted to say they were so happy this day had finally come. >> retired four star gentle has written about it in her book "a higher standard." the general joins me now. thank you. so great to see you great to meet you. thank you for your service. congratulations on the book. what lessens did you learn after your stellar career in the military about breaking that brass ceiling? >> you know in my household, i never heard the words brass ceiling or glass ceiling. i had my mom and dad to tell me i could be anything i wanted to be with hard work and commitment. that was my journey in the military one job at a time with many firsts. >> your father was a great mentor and role model as a world war ii veteran. >> three year veteran. he's still alive at 96. my mother is a role model as well. >> they taught you you could do anything. what about th

if you know a little bit about what happens, we started because of here bea last year. now we are back with three panels'. today saturday, sunday. we we have kind of i think done a pretty good job of making a presence felt's and making people aware that this is an issue that needs to be addressed's and we're not going away and we have a lot of people supporting us. first of all, thank you for coming and thank you for your support. [applause] so i have an amazing panel here. and it's what i'm going to do is let everyone introduce themselves a little bit and then i will turn directly into some pretty serious questions. i i want to talk about the state of publishing and what we're doing to change things around. so, 1st i we will start with walmart giles not only a published author's but vp's but vice president of communications. talk a little bit about yourself and then share what our next initiatives are's. >> certainly. i am a mark. i have been a part of this movement since the beginning things down. and we have been working on a lot of new initiatives in order to keep p

r we don't hashtag if you'd like to share wmgbea15 or a court just bea 15. with bethlam forsa president of pearson learning services. she was managing director of learning services globally. before joining pearson, she was executive vice president of global product development and operations at houghton mifflin. bethlam is an active member in the new york city start-up community and sits on the board of directors of librafy. we have madeline mcintosh, now president of penguin publishing group, penguin/random house, where she oversees penguin's adult publishing businesses in the u.s. previously, maaed line served as the first president and coo of penguin/random house u.s., and prior to the merger of random house. we have lisa sharkey senior vice president and director of creative development at hard per collins. -- hard per collins. -- harpercollins. she is a two-time emmy winner and former president of al roker entertainment as well as being a senior producer at "good morning america" and "inside edition." thank you all for participating today. i know you're

i want to thank bea and the incredible team that makes it happen and thank all of the audience members. i hope you have a great 2015 and let's see if we can make the exciting innovation happen in the future and make it work for us. so thank you. [applause] >> this is the inside of the convention center on the west side of new york. book time is happening today. this is a book festival open to the public that follows the on the heels of the bookexpo america and booktv has been live all week at the bookexpo america and today we are taking advantage of the fact we are here and chris hedges has been invited on to talk about his most recent book coming out this month called "wages of rebellion: the moral imperative of revolt" the first line in your book, we live in a revolutionary moment, what do you mean? >> i mean that is ideas that have sustained the old system of global capitalism, the idea that an elite accruing to itself massive amounts of money will somehow trickle down and make the middle class and the working class more prosperous has been exposed as a lie. the political institutio

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bls guys have to revise the data when the bea does.ing. >> you have been doing a lot of homework. my only question is if you can't fully trust the gdp data and trust the productivity data what does a data-dependent federal reserve chairman to do about that? >> wait until the data clear. you can look over longer periods of time. use a four quarter moving average. year over year data does not seem to be that polluted, if you look at it year to year. it doesn't give you the most immediate momentum of the economy. take a step back. the employment data although revised, also seems, if you take a couple of months or three months together seems to trend well and give you an idea of what's going on in the economy. along with the most frequent report of all which is weekly jobless claims. >> smooth it out, i guess. thank you. >> thanks. >>> let's move over to the scandal in world soccer. the fifa congress continuing in zurich with a vote potentially within the hour that could see a new president. the election comes days after fifa officials wer

these are your average highs right now and these are the forecast highs. 59, 63. 68, 66 way bea low inlandf that cloud cover streaming un. thunderstorm activity. northern napa, possibility of some showers even solano or contra costa county. you can see the lows and they start to move off to the four corners getting bumped along by another system. a lot of 50s. santa rosa, 46 with fog. there is a breeze in place. it's an onshore breeze and william tweety in vallejo, it's monday. currently, vallejo, 53. kind of feels like fog. it's going to continue to feel that way. we have a cool air mass in place. 30s up in the mountains. you can see the rotation coming around that. there's cool air aloft. there's no heat in the valley. we're still getting low clouds. scattered showers, possible most of this week. mostly cloudy. another low will drop in wednesday, thursday, staying cool. upper 60s, low 70s. about five, seven degrees below average near the coast and bay. about 10, 15 to nearly 20 degrees below average for some inland areas. a lot of clouds. some fun, but a few showers popping up wednesday,

the crew will have jackets on them locater bea cons which effectively talks to the satellite, sends out a message on the distress frequency. it's incredible out there. >> thank you for your time this afternoon. >>> abc news anchor apologized on air this morning. multiple reports surfaced thursday that the democratic advisor turned journalist made several donations to his former boss bill clinton. in 2012, he donated. >> i've made dozens of donations to charities including the clinton foundation. i should have made it known on air when we made the donations. even though i made them strictly to strop theop the spread of aids, help children, i should have gone the extra mile to tell the conflict. i failed all of you for doing that. >> here's the thing. as you know, republicans have been long concerned about what they perceive as bias by him. what's been the public reaction to that apology so far? >> they have reacted strongly and swiftly. in addition to apologizing, george has recused himself of moderating the gop presidential debate scheduled. some say that's not enough. he should have ta

determines what a the next steps will be for him, that he'll be mindful of the way that he serves to beaim, that he'll be mindful of the way that he serves to be -- the way he serves as a role model to kids around the world. >> so let's have the goldilocks approach. too harsh, not harsh enough? where do you fall? >> where i fall it's in line. i think commissioner goodell made a huge decision with this and sent a very strong message not just to tom brady and the patriot, but the rest of the nfl and the teams. i think this entire circumstance is centered on the fact that he came out of an extremely rough year last year put an intense focus on the conduct policy going into the offseason, fixed it, made some huge adjustments to it and is now setting the standard for what will be a new 2015 in term of the rules. >> and we talk about what this means for roger goodell because this is about the in-telling gritty grit integrity of the game versus behavior off the field. this is what the importance of the nflelling integrity of the game versus behavior off the field. this is what the importance of

nicole chief of the bea's national income and wealth division put together the gdp report.identified several sources of trouble in the data including federal defense service spending and other areas as well. they're going to come out with a first round of changes for the july 30th benchmark revisions and continue to study it over time. initially they're going back only three years to 2012. >> why does this matter to anybody but wonks? >> well that's a good question. >> i say it flippantly. >> let's say you're the federal reserve and wondering whether or not to raise rates and the government reports a negative number but in fact the economy is more positive or the reverse, let's say you're a policy maker and you think everything is okay and you don't notice that the economy is actually weaker than you thought, it shouldn't matter a lot to investors if they take a step back and look at the big picture and don't make decisions based on a single piece of data. but the way people are today, tyler, as you know these high frequency traders, the way everybody jumps on everything an

i think we lost bea. sheila is waiting in ohio. line for republicans.aller: i don't know if they know the law. it says that you cannot have any army, navy marines, air force doing the things jade -- host: jade helm. caller: jade helm is doing. host: are any laws being broken by the military? guest: no. in no serious way. there is this sense, this message that is been pushed out that they will be operating on large scales, coming through our streets in large numbers of troops. the reality is, even in the states you're going to be hard-pressed to find them. small numbers distributed over wide areas. in a lot of cases, they will be operating private ranches were there been given permission. these are areas where the land spans miles with one owner. if that private owner wants to give access to his ranch, his farm whatever, that is there -- that is fair game. host: roger is waiting. line for independents. caller: good morning. about this jade helm thing the government tells us your the secretary of state of their speaking. the thing most texans have a probl