this is how becky came into the world. because i loved him, not because i didn't want him. holding him was heartbreaking. because i knew that i couldn't keep holding him. it just -- it takes a piece of you. and i wanted to connect with somebody. it made me think about diane. and i actually wanted to reach out to her. i wanted to know how she felt. i wanted to know if she loved me, if she wanted me, if she connected with me before she had to give me up for adoption. i had dated a guy who took an interest in the story and had actually tracked down diane, where she was in prison. he had given me the address. i decided to reach out to her. the first letter i wrote diane, i must've written a hundred times. i was nervous. it was exciting. it was scary. i wanted to relate to her not as a mother, because i had a mother, just as somebody that felt the pain and emptiness that i felt in that time. >> diane wrote back fairly quickly. she still loved the attention, needed the attention, and initially responded positively to her daughte

. >> reporter: the baby named becky was adopted by a loving family. but it would be years before she found out where she came from. >> i never had questions about my biological dad. it was mainly about my biological mom. >> reporter: when she's 11 years old, she finds out the name of her biological mother and that there's a book about her "small sacrifices". >> i opened it and looked at a picture of diane downs sitting at a table. it was a face to what i had been looking for. and it wasn't a face that i wanted to see. the cold look in her eyes scared me. and it was scary. i slammed the book shut. >> reporter: but a few years later, she says a boyfriend shows her that abc mini series based on the book. >> after seeing that movie, her life goes in a downward spiral. >> what did that moean for me? is that who i have to become? i was afraid i came from a monster. i was afraid that i have that potential. >> reporter: becky becomes a mother herself at age 17 and again at age 20. by then she says she realizes she cannot care for this new baby and places him

i'm becky quick. help wanted. the industry that really, really needs workers, and why it could matter if you're trying to get anything done around your husband. >> sometimes good things happen after bad. how a robbery at a beach turned into a million dollar idea >>> it sounds like a snooze, but this is really important the type of insurance you need to make sure you'll have a paycheck >>> and if you could never figure out what kind of wine to choose for the barbecue, we have tips for you no matter your taste or price range "on the money" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "on the money" your money, your life, your future now, becky quick >>> we begin with home improvement. from maintenance to upgrades, spring is a good time to protect what is, for many of us, our biggest investment but finding workers to complete the projects can be a challenge. solar installers are in high demand housework is this week's cover story. >> the solar business is booming. panel installers are in high demand. >> everything is diff

becky was always serious. i love that.but jedd was like a -- more like a corn ball, more like me, a goof, always smiling, always wanted to have fun. all he wanted to do was have fun. becky was like my mom or something. more like my mom than my daughter. my mom if my mom was responsible. becky was more responsible than my own mother. what am i going to say? what am i going to say about becky, she was great. it's weird to have a little girl that's so responsible. it's weird. jedd wasn't. he did the smart thing, bail, worry about yourself, take care of number one. becky didn't have that spirit. she didn't have a take care of numero uno mentality. she had a never leave a fallen comrade, even if it costs you your life, which it did. which it did. >> over in the women's wing of the jail, mary kay concepcion has just had her 26th birthday but it also marks the death of her 2-year-old son, fox. concepcion and her boyfriend are both awaiting trial for his murder. >> i'm waiting at home for that anniversary. for my son that passed a

looking forward to all of that, becky, in just a little bit.ack to you in a moment i want to tell everybody about the headlines making news this hour federal reserve policymakers will be concluding the two-day meeting today and interest rate decision and policy statement is issued at 2:00 p.m. time the investors are looking for indicators about what it will do later on this year jay powell will then hold his usual post meeting news conference at 2:30 eastern time and expect lots of questions about his role as the chairman of the fed of course, some of the comments that perhaps president trump has made about him in that role and whether he'll keep that role in the coming weeks and months. >>> southwest airlines is extending the flight cancellations, through september 22nd the fuel efficiency is down this year due to the grounding of the jet and it's raising the full year forecast for revenue per available seat mile. that's a key metric, due to what it calls solid demand. >>> then google parent alphabet holding the annual meeting today. it will b

i'm becky quick. going back to the lab. how one really big company is brewing up change, embracing innovation, and trying to stay nimble. >>> tariffs. you hear the word all the time these days, but how do they work, who pays, and are they effective? >>> it's almost summer travel season, so when you take that vacation you've been planning for months, should you buy trip insurance? >>> and the toys of summer forget the beach pal and shovel. what the cool kids will be playing with in the hot weather. "on the money" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "on the money," your money, your life, your future. now, becky quick >>> we begin with a cup of joe starbucks was launched almost 50 years ago with one store in seattle. today the brand has 30,000 stores around the globe, serving 100 million customers a week so, how does a company of this size and scale continue to innovate and stay nimble brewing up change is this week's cover story and our kate rogers has more >> reporter: inside this 20,000-square-foot facility at its headq

then -- lori loughlin on the run as her fuller househusband john stamos breaks his silence on aunt becky's possible return and the must-see video of the day. carrie underwood's trick to get her son to cry pretty. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> cardi b says she's not going to jail. >> that, plus, the b.e.t. awards didn't disappoint. what you didn't see on tv from our exclusive position. >>> let's start with blake shelton, he's spilling beans about the voice without adam levine. and whether he's going make it official with his lady love gwen stefani. ♪ i'll hang the pictures you paint the stars ♪ >> everybody loves you as a couple, so they put out there that you guys are getting married. so, are you going to listen to those rumors, or are you just like -- we're good? >> my god, if i listen to rumors -- first of all, it's funny. if i somehow, and gwen somehow, are newsworthy enough that they have to make up stories about us just to have something to say, then i guess that's a good problem to have. it just gets stronger every day, the bond, and you know obviously that's got to lead s

a break if her college scam case and will she ever play aunt becky again? we're asking her costars zp emotionally it's really hard. >>> then, christina aguilera serving up adam levine shade? >>> plus -- ♪ >> two years after splitting, fergie finally files papers to divorce josh duhamel. the surprising reason she made it. >>> and miley assaulted by a fan, how liam came to her rescue. >>> then -- >> our exclusive with kevin hart and his kids. >>> and did we mention we're on location at luke bryan's bar. >> drinks are on me. >> "e.t.'s" nashville takeover -- >> -- starts now.>>> this is "e tonight." >>> hello and welcome, everybody, to music city usa, nashville, tennessee. there's live music here 24/7. it's our home for the next five ,ays. we have news from all around the world -- london, spain and of course hollywood. >> we're in nashville because of the huge week for country music because of the cmt awards and cma fest is this week. >>> but first, "full house" star lori loughlin is fighting the charges against her in the college bribery scandal and today her

i'm becky quick. america's airports we know they're a mess, when will they be fixed and how will it happen. >>> how a bad haircut led to a beauty of an idea, that kept stylists in business and can keep you looking great >>> and father's day is almost here there are bargains to be had even if you're not shopping for dad. "on the money" starts right now. >> this is "on the money." now, becky quick >> we begin with your next flight with summer vacation season about to begin, getting through the airport may be the most difficult part of your trip, but some airports are investing in new infrastructure that's what phil labow sound >> reporter: the big edition at new orleans airport is almost done a billion dollar terminal with 35 gates and plenty of restaurants and space to handle the city's surging air traffic since 2009 the number of people flying out of new orleans has jumped more than 50%, topping 6 million travelers in 2017. >> this market continues to grow, we're in better position to handle the growt

. >> becky on that line from texas. deck becky go ahead you're on with rick steeves. >> yes i'm just totally appalled at all of this. they groip and gripe and groip about the smokers, the secondhand smoke. and the medical costs. well what are we going to do when all these people are smoking all the marijuana what about the medical cost. >> we're talking about plain jane people smoking plain jane cigarettes and now we have thousand fs people who want to smoke marijuana. well tloeft if it was controlled there wouldn't be that much medical problems. but now were just thering it out there. everybody here tp. et cetera all smoke and get sick. now the democrats are going to raise the cost of medical insurance. and force that medical insurance on everybody out there. >> becky, i think you are living in the misconception that a lot of people are that there is a whole reservoir of decent people that would love to ruin their lives smoking pot if it was legal. but in your state like mine people who want to smoke pot do. we legaliz

loughlin played aunt becky for seven seasons on abc's "full house."iving the role for "fuller house." >> it's amazing that 30 years later we're still here. "fuller house" taped the first episode of its final season without her. so, how will netflix explain her absence? >> looks like a "full house" to me. >> how will you guys address aunt becky's absence? >> it hasn't been discussed. i have absolutely no answer for it. and netflix has not even spoken about it, so i have no answer. >> meanwhile, new images of the other famous mom charged in the scandal -- felicity huffman. the 56-year-old actress was spotted buying flowers in west hollywood on saturday.seen with "congrats gr balloons. "e.t." has learned they were for the couple's older daughter sophia's high school graduation. it's been three weeks since the emmy winner pleaded guilty to a felony, acknowledging that she spent 15 grand to help her eldest daughter cheat on her s.a.t.s. she'll be sentenced on september 13th. her fate is ultimately up to a judge, but prosecutors want her to serve four month

i'm becky quick. is it an important tool to prevent crime or an invasion of your privacy the growing use of facial recognition and why you should care >>> snail mail may be disappearing but tens of thousands of post offices aren't going anywhere anytime soon, a novel idea to keep the postal service afloat. >>> having the talk, no, not that one this is the one with your parents about their finances what you need to ask and how to start the conversation. >>> and it's wedding season, the i do's and i don't of wedding etiquette, whether you're a guest, a bride, the groom or a delighted parent "on the money" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "on the money," your money, your life, your future. now becky quick. >>> we begin with a familiar sight, your face, and now not only can you easily recognize it, tech giants like amazon are getting more sophisticated in recognizing it as well but where should the lines be drawn when it comes to facial recognition software amazon shareholders are the latest group

i'm joe kernen along with becky quick. andrew is off today.own about 70 on the dow. we finally ended up down about 14 yesterday after what looked like was going to be the seventh straight winning session didn't happen, and we're weak again today. treasury yields, saw yesterday they were above 2.15%, weren't they now 2.12% this morning. >>> let's get you caught up on the stories investors will be talking about today. tesla ceo elon musk says his company could be looking at its best quarter ever. musk spoke to investors at tesla's annual meeting yesterday. >> sales have far exceeded production, and production's been pretty good so, we're actually doing well, and we have a decent shot at a record quarter on every level. if not, it's going to be very close, but we've got a shot at a record quarter >> musk also told investors that it won't be long before tesla produces a car with a range of 400 miles to a battery charge. the shares this morning are up by about 3.7%. activist investor big ackman i opposed to the merger between united technologies an

president, becky haa question, you know becky quick >> i know becky for a long time. >> on china, we had our correspondent from beijing telling us that the chinese ministry won't confirm that you will be meeting with president xi at the summit if they don't come, does it mean -- >> we are scheduled to have a meeting. i think he'll go i have a great relationship with him. he's an incredible guy, great man. he's very strong and very smart but he's for china and i am for the united states. very simple -- it is a simple stat he's from china and i am for th u.s., we'll have our differences. i think i will be surprised if he didn't go we are expected to meet. if we do, that's fine, if we don't -- look, from our standpoint, the best deal we can have is 25% on $600 billion. those companies are going to move into other locations and there won't be a tariff. our business people of our country is very good, if a product goes up in price, they go to vietnam or one of many other countries or they make the product in the united states which is my favorite that's what will happen. if we don't have

i'm becky quick. check out the u.s.quity futures this morning even after the big gains we saw yesterday, you are seeing that momentum continue this morning yesterday we saw the markets up across the board the dow was up 512 points which is a gain of 2%, and it was the least big winner of the three major averages the s&p was up by 2.1% and the nasdaq up by 200 points, a gain of 2.6% dow futures up by about 165 points there were the gains from yesterday up by 2% for the dow industrials. check out also what's been happening in the treasury market because across the board yields really are what we've been watching for quite a while the ten-year yielding 2.13%, but it was the comments from jay powell yesterday, fed chairman jay powell that really sparked things in the market the idea that if we see some sort of a decline economically, the fed is willing to skrufrp ii -- jump in. that is a little different than what we hear from charlie evans on air yesterday, it made it sound like he was hoping the policymakers were going to

fans even started calling her the new becky with the good hair. ♪ you better call becky with the goodthe thing, nicole is happily married to warriors owner joseph lacob. beyonce's longtime publicist shut it down on instagram. quote, i know your love runs deep but, it will bring no joy to the person you love so much if you spew hate in her name. >>> joey fatone has filed for divorce from his wife, they had been estranged for years. ♪ just after the news broke, joey was clearly on a mission to be seen. >> so, how is everything? >> he had a mini reunion with j.c. chasez. they're tearing up our hearts because there was no talks of rebooting their boy band's past even without justin. ♪ going on tour again? thinking about making some new music again? >> no. just catching up. >>> tow to justin's ex britney, who's surrounding herself with family as she navigates her latest mental health struggle. sister jamie lynn had been literally camping out in brit's $18 million estate with her daughters, 14-month-old joan and 10-year-old maddie. yesterday, she was spotted in santa monica with their dad j

>> you know, becky, ridiculously smart.u hold that thought for me because i have something that was going to talk about that we asked also, is chinese trade policy fair? and here you can see the president kind of winning the hearts and minds of the public on this one. only 17% say it's fair that's down from 30% asked last year fewer people think it's unfair but look at the rise in the not sure there we always put that up when that matters here and then one other thing which i hope addresses becky's question is, is china an economic threat to us? now, watch this thing move 49% back in 2016, came down, and now it's back up, while mexico and china are about the same so, you're right, becky, if we had monitored this over time, we might have seen, but we only get so many questions on the survey every month. >> right because i have to say, i got a "made in china" tag about a month ago and -- >> how'd you feel? >> i thought differently than i would have -- >> but you still bought it. >> well, it showed up in the amazon package >>

becky, amy and will. >> thank you. >> and you can shop all of the running shoes that becky talked aboutirement for running. you guys inspired me. a little "gma" moment from los angeles. this one taking us to a delivery room where this woman is about to deliver a child. ♪ >> yeah, she said why not get in some moves. a lot of people do that these days. dancing, their husbands may be doing the video, but, no, here he comes. that's courtney and jonah. i thought that was so cute. thank you for sharing it with us and way to have a great time. >>> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. another hot day on tap with sunshine to start, but the clouds will return to the coast this evening and the sea breeze will break the heat wave tonight. we get two days before even hotter temperatures, possibly some triple digits inland, next week. 60s along the coast. santa cruz at 79, 72 in san francisco, 80s along the bay, 90s inland. tomorrow we'll drop to the >>> now country superstars blake shelton and luke bryan, the duo recently took their bromance on the road when blake invited luke to perform on the

becky worked for linda, but linda was a family friend. it was like becky's sister.assify them as best friends? >> yes. >> reporter: they were all so close that he says o'donnell was a corroborating witness in collins-smith's divorce and he had power of attorney over collins-smith overseeing some of her financial matters and that has brought him under some public scrutiny. >> i didn't want to do it. but linda needed the help and you help a friend when they need it. i never made a nickel off helping linda do any of that, period. >> you're telling me you never benefited from any of that? >> never. not a nickel. >> are you 100% certain that your fiancee, becky, had nothing to do with the murder of linda collins? >> yes, i am. >> you had nothing to do with the murder of linda collins? >> i did not. >> reporter: after o'donnell's arrest collins-smith's family was stunned releasing a statement saying we are sickened and upset that someone so close to linda would be involved in such a terrible, heartless crime. but loggains is asking for help to clear his fiancee's name say

times square i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.e a look at the u.s. equity futures they are up about 160 points for the dow. s&p futures up by 17 and nasdaq up by almost 50 points this comes after a day where you once again saw the s&p and naz dick down, i think they have been down 86 the la of the last sessions some pretty major declines over the last six weeks or so the nasdaq at this point is in correction territory for the year to date we are off just over 10.2% from the highs set in early may, but you are still talking about gains about 10% year to date so very big spikes that we saw from january off of the very lows back on december 24th but still a lot of questions swirling about what is next for the markets, a lot of that because of what we saw in treasury yields. and we'll talk about that. but in the meantime, take a look at what happened overnight in asia you will see that the nikkei ended flat the hang seng was down about half a percentage point and then the shanghai composite down about 1% and in europe where there is a

i'm contessa brewer in for becky quick. the student loan crisis is a big financial bubble that could burst, but some companies are taking a novel approach to solve it. >>> a lesson in community. how educators can live in a town or city where they teach even though the prices may be sky high >>> ready, set, hire fast food companies taking a creative approach to hire tough-to-find employees. it's party time. >>> and the strong dollar means vacation destinations once out of reach may now be affordable where to go and what to do "on the money" starts right now. >>> this is "on the money. your money, your life, your future >>> we begin with paying for college after you graduate young workers earning their first paychecks have a dilemma should they pay off student loan debtor start saving for the future senior personal finance correspondent sharon epperson finds some companies are trying to help new hires do both. the big payback is this week's cover story. >> reporter: recent grad is building technology that could some day save

i'm becky quick. our guest host this morning the shark tank's kevin o'leary here with us for three hours and we do have a lot to talk about check out the equities at this hour the u.s. stocks are coming off the biggest two day rally we have seen since january and we're looking at the green arrows again up about 61 point and the s&p is up by 8. the nasdaq up by 30. we have seen the dow up for three days in a row. the first one was a four-point gain still, the best day for the dow in four months of course that depends on what we hear from the job market tomorrow and then the s&p is up by 8 1/2 points from the highs the s&p is now down by 4.3% and the dow off by 5.2% and nasdaq down by 7.4% remember we were talking about correction territory for the nasdaq looking down by about 10%. check out what's happening in the treasury markets the ten year is yielding is 2.10% after falling below that on the adp numbers that were weaker we are looking for more than 200,000 jobs to have been created by the month we'

welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and alex ross sorkin.olidly positive with the nasdaq up just under 11 and the s&p indicated up about 8. >> market moving news will be taking place in japan where the g20 meeting is under way president trump getting ready for what could be a pivotal meeting with chinese president xi tomorrow. kayla tausche is there on the ground and joins us with more. >> reporter: the fact of that meeting is viewed as a positive since it could usher in the same outcome that happened in buenos aires and it ushered in a multi-month truce with productive negotiations and a suspension of tariffs. i'm told that outcome is not a done deal. both leaders will need to show flex ikt in helping the other country achieve their outcomes at some point down the road. ambassador light that you seer has already told the chinese viet premiere that any deal would not be balanced. earlier today president trump was asked by reporters whether he had agreed to suspend the next round of tariffs. here is what he said. >> we're going to have a meet

loggains says two women were close. >> becky is not capable of this. i haven't questioned this at all. no. either she is the best actress in the world and a sociopath and completely fooled me, or there's not a chance she did this. and i'm going with there's not a chance she did this. >> loggains says o'donnell was a witness in collins-smith's divorce and that he oversaw some of her finances but he says he never made money off the arrangement. o'donnell is due back in court next month. >>> san francisco will become the first city in the u.s. to outlaw e-cigarettes. the ban goes in effect january 1st. supporters say it will curb underage use and opponents believe it will make it harder for adult smokers to quit and point out recreational marijuana is legal. >>> state and federal regulators have launched a new crackdown on robocalls. the ftc says officials have taken action against nearly 100 operators responsible for about 1 billion calls. many of the calls are scams. the ftc says it now gets more than 10,000 robo complaints each day. >>> there's been a

so the whole basis of your complaint, becky, is the assumption that use will go up when we legalize. and use will not go up. there's never been a society that has seen a correlation between how strict the laws are in marijuana and how many people smoke it. in europe, the most liberal country of all, the netherlands, smokes about half the european average per capita. it's counter intuitive, i know. but what i'm telling you is, people who want to smoke pot do. and they do it as criminals or as law-abiding citizens in our country, depending on the state. >> lake elsinore, california, stanley on the line for those who support legalization. good morning. >> caller: yeah, i'd like to start with kim reynolds out of iowa, the governor. she just recently vetoed the iowa medical expansion. and about that, i'd like to say, they allowed five businesses -- huge businesses -- to go ahead and grow a certain amount of cannabis with low thc for iowa. and those companies can do whatever they want. those guys can run around and say, i grow weed all day long. and they don't get arrested. but if a little

i think your point, becky, and the rest of the world, what do they give you?ct ken on the federal reserve but i recognize a lot of participants do care and they may cut and give you some commentary on it this is okay on environment, if you got the earnings, you will make money a lot of companies will make more than others it is pretty good. it is not great, it is not bad >> if the fed does cut rates in july, what does it mean for the market >> depending on what's going on in china, we as the president by that point, we have 25% tariffs and a lot of this is game over otherwise, what's happening is they cut and people still buy it they buy the 2.5 yielder they like dividends. it is terrific it is a benign environment we have to hear what the president is going to do with mexico i am not a fan of putting in big tariffs. it is not about the gmilitary issues it is about getting a wall built. that's not good for the economy. >> we are watching to see what happens on monday. >> you loif those tariffs 5% gon monday, what does it mean? is that an impact at all >> jim,

now becky was asking what's happening in treasury markets. this is the ten year three-month. basis point inversion. a lot of that since friday i would report the other side, but i do not have an economic report from the president's office about the positive impacts of the tariffs as far as i know they haven't studied it he did one on socialism. if he's done one on tariffs. >> let's bring in michael zesus who is morgan stanley's trade analyst and rufus yertsus. michael, start with you and tell us what is going on with the tariffs and what it could potentially mean. >> the tariffs are a result of what we've known there are differences between the u.s. and china side. the incentives are for both sides to escalate until something proves to them that there are clear incentives to cooperate. you can read through the mexico situation is that the u.s. is demonstrating that it might be a less reliable partner than one would have thought before this re-escalation started. that ups the disincentives to agree further. we think investors are supposed to assume he is ka la igs is going to

i'm becky quick along with joe dow indicates up by 126 points it's now been six days in a row we've seen the dow close higher. that's the longest winning streak we've seen in 13 months s&p 500 is up. 15th day in a row. it's up another 15 points. the nasdaq up by 62 points it's been up five sessions in a row too. take a look at roy happened overnight in asia. you're going to see the nikkei was up by a third of a percent the hang seng up by thr three-quarters and shanghai up about 2.5% the cac is up and the footstsef. the yields something we've been watching closely >> ticking up a little more like it was yesterday and that was a big difference in yesterday's market rally compared to the risk on tone to the sector performance. >> thanks for that if you're looking for a negative, we did come off the highs. a couple of offsets, but it was a more constructive. >> we're getting back. i'll tell you. i can tell you week ago -- what's -- a week ago when i was sitting in for melissa, everyone was bearish. >> really? >> monday was a big week. >> it was the s&p 500 and nasdaq both down. >> but that

janine beckie stepped up, not christine sinclair as you would expect. a magnificent save. so sweden progress. they will now face germany. germany not amount four yea rs germany. germany not amount four years ago in the round of 16 and three years ago in the olympics it was germany who emerged as winners so sweden perhaps may well be targeting a germany side that are not quite at their best, that are not quite at their best, that are not where they were four years ago, to ta ke not where they were four years ago, to take a little bit of a revenge, perhaps. 50 to take a little bit of a revenge, perhaps. so much of the talk has been about the united states but a bit of a scare earlier which will give to the rest. the team that's got 18 goals suddenly had to require spot kicks to get through their round of 16 game against spain. this defence that we have had? before this world cup about the usa, a bit ofa this world cup about the usa, a bit of a blunder for them so this world cup about the usa, a bit of a blunderfor them so spain equalised. it took a spot k

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.et's take a look at what's been happening this morning steven mnuchin making news in the last hour -- mnuchin gave a progress update on trade negotiations with china that helped to drive the futures higher >> i'm hopeful we see a deal but there needs to be the right efforts in place this is not a deal for having the sake of a deal there is a path to complete this >> that sort of optimism helping things out the dow futures implied to open up about 118 points higher this comes after a decline for the markets yesterday. the dow was down about 180 points yesterday you saw bigger declines in percentage terms from the s&p and the nasdaq with the s&p down 1%, and the nasdaq down by 1.5%. this morning green arrows across the board. nasdaq indicated up by 67 points the s&p indicated up by 14 if you want to look at the overseas markets in asia, you will see the nikkei was actually in a situation where we have green arrows this morning in europe, but the nikkei down by a half percentage point. sh

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i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's check out the u.s.quity futures. you will see a slight pullback after a huge rally we've seen. dow futures this morning indicated down by 23 the s&p pulling back after setting a record high. the highest level since april 30th this morning indicated down by 4 1/2 points all of the losses for may for the dow and s&p 500 were erased. stocks are up 7% for the month of june. we have come roaring back from what we had seen with the weakness last month. overnight in asia, the nikkei actually was down almost 1%. the shanghai was up by a half percent. in europe you will see the dax is flat. so is the ftse cac is up. there are green arrows across the complex of stocks. the treasury markets this morning will be closely watched. the ten-year at this point is yielding above 2%. >> we want to start with some developing news. the "new york times" reporting that president trump approved military strikes on targets in iran that would be in retaliation for shooting down a surveillance drone but the mission was called off

becky is getting ready for slack. we have leon cooperman of omega. u.s.over 200 points after a series of pretty good sessions in june. you would have to say it as may has become sort of a distant memory we must be back to almost even after what was a pretty crappy month. we were down almost 10%. we have new highs across the board. >> an extra 200 points, are you probably within spiting distance we were only off by 1% yesterday. >> i think the stockmarket and traders are playing a big joke on the fed it's like i was saying earlier they can't believe they've talked the feds into easing. we never thought, someone came up with hey, let's try and get the fed to ease, it's ridiculous that they should ease, let's sell off, you know, throw a tantrum. somebody came around and are actually going to do it. i don't think the stockmarket can believe these guys will do it >> it's 100% >> you have stimulative fiscal policy, recent retail sales are very strong, interest rates were already very low rift-year high. >> it's only inflation that's the only thing that they can

lawmakers say it's in direct response to incidents like barbeque becky and permit patty in order to dost approve the caller had racist intent and some in police to purposefully discriminate or damage a person's reputation. 9.42 coming up. >>is playing a game of who's on first heading into game 3 of the nba finals tonight. bruce bocce gets a 1000 winds but only now how learns to savor it and tracy morgan didn't have lo o- >>when you summer back a strawman the crown for weather center look at this all a lot of sunshine here in bethel i. very nice and very warm temperatures that we're expecting here a high of 96 degrees one of our hottest of the day so far. here's a look at the breakdown around the bay area 71 for the marina district this afternoon, 75. in the mission district and along the coast really nice 60's and low 70's in half moon bay at 72, 71 in san bruno today 78 in burlingame we're seeing a lot of 80's as we get through redwood city of palo alto and mountain view here's south bay looks like this upper 80's close to 90 degrees in morgan hill. and the toasty temperatures continu

hey, becky, how are you doing? now i feel more free because i'm around my family.ause they know how i am. let's go now. i'm ready to roll. i love you, bro. right on, yeah. >> and although roy is back in prison, he did make plans to give ray a parting gift. >> my twin brother sent these clothes up. he want me to dress up in these clothes, you know. if i don't, i'll feel bad. so i'll bow down, you know what i mean? you know how he is, you guys. ten years down the road he'll be bitching about it. now i feel more free. roy was right about that. it's a lot better. these clothes, they're still part of this, you know what i mean? >> look at this little phone. i can't believe you can hear anything. hey, rayve next. slagle's first phone call is to his daughter, rayven. she lives in another part of the state. but that's something slagle hopes to change. >> well, honey, i just want you to know one thing, this is very important to me that you know this, you always have a place with me. always, no matter what, you know what i mean? i'm out now and i love you very much. you're m

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at the u.s.uity futures. they have been higher even after the gains we saw yesterday 68 points. the s&pe1qiutures are up close o 10 points. the nasdaq is up by 45 points. we sawe modest gains in tradin activity yesterday that comes after the last couple of weeks where we have notched gains for both of thoset(1 wee. uqás there are closed the nikkei ended down by e10.7%. hang seng up by 1% q were relatively flat up slightly, up about 2.5 points in europe we saw the active trading taking place all of this ahead of the fed meeting starting today the cac is the biggest gainer of the three major averages it's up by q%. you see gains of a half percent across the board and then if you want to seee1 what's happening in the treasur market here in the united states -- o0.042% >> there's no way bad news is good morgan stanley is soeñearish yesterday was the mostx boring day i watched ine the markets seeing the bug here and there at thee1 gym or whatever. i would look up. i have to check.e 46 i hav

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's check out the u.s. equity futures. the picture for the markets was mixed yesterday. we have been looking at green arrows this morning. we've seen moderation of those advances as we hear the news that we'll be talking about about president xi planning to present terms to president trump in osaka for what it would take to bring them back to talks. futures have given back some gains. dow futures indicated up by 16 points s&p up by 6. the nasdaq up by 19. let's look at what happened overnight in asia. the nikkei was up by 1.2%. hang seng was up sharply it was up by 1.4%. the shanghai was up by 0.7%. in europe, the early trading that's taking place there, you will see a mixed picture the cac and the ftse both down by a third of a percentage point. dax is flat. stocks are higher in italy and weaker in spain. then in the treasury market, if you want to check things out, the ten-year actually staying at 2.045% >>> president trump arriving in osaka, japan moments ago just as the "wall street journal" came out wi

helmet may still unknowingly be putting themselves at risk by relying on counterfeit helm here is beckyley. >> reporter: we've seen knockoff purses and sneakers. but counterfeit bike helmets? that sounds concerning. >> we're talngnc between life and death. >> reporter: j.d. lee from houston, texas accidentally bought one of those counterfeits online. lee wiped out while wearing the counterfeit helmet, and the impact left him unconscious. this is not an isolated incident. >> we are trying to determine who are these manufacturers who are sending in counterfeit helmets that don't comply with our safety standards? >> reporter: now some brands are fighting back. specialized, from the top manufacturers of bikes and helmets, has a team of 14 employees around the world fighting to keep these potentially dangerous counterfeits off the market. andrew love, the head of brand security, says his team took down $49 million worth of counterfeit products last year on various e-commerce and social media sites. they also helped chinese authorities take down this warehouse with more than 1,200 knockoff he

. >> reporter: currently becky hammond, assistant coach for the san antonio spurs and former wnba player is the only woman with a coaching title in the nba. >> i think it's a great hire. >> reporter: an expert on sport and cultural studies on san francisco state. she likes gottlieb's move to the nba. >> i hope coaches in other leagues will take notice and start to consider female candidates for coaching positions. >> reporter: warriors head coach steve kerr said this. >> i'm disappointed for cal that they're losing such a dynamic person and a great coach, but i'm thrilled for lindsey. what a great opportunity and a great hire. >> reporter: now, coach gottlieb says she hopes to see a woman as head coach in the nba sooner than later. as for the players she leaves behind she says she'll miss them terribly but will always be a part of their lives. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> in san jose, county workers are bringing on the noise. what they're asking of the board of supervisors is up next. >>> mysterious drums are appearing on north bay roads. why you should call 911 immediately if you fi

. >> currently becky, assistant coach for the san antonio spurs and former wnba player is the only woman with a coaching title in the nba. >> i think it's a great hire. >> the professor is an expert on sports and cultural studies at san francisco state. she likes coach gottlieb's move to the nba. >> i hope that other coaches and administrators in the league will take notice. and start to consider women's candidates for coaching positions. >> warriors head coach steve kerr said this. >> disappointed for cal that they're losing such a dynamic person and a great coach. but i'm thrilled for lindsey. ea hire.reat opportu >> coach gottlieb hopes to see a woman as head coach in the nba sooner than later. as for the players she leaves behind here, she'll miss them terribly but will always be a part of their lives. abc 7 news. >> big deal for her. congratulations. >> big congratulations. 4:46. you're never more than seven minutes from the forecast. returning from vacation. >> became very popular, didn't he? yes. very triumphantly returning yesterday afternoon and taking places like walnut creek t

good morning, becky. >> good morning, cecilia.de news and everyone from jessica alba to gwyneth paltrow tout clean beauty. why? primarily because in the u.s. cosmetic makers need only list fragrance when labelling their products. some advocacy groups say that lack of transparency is problematic. >> there are multiple issues that can arise from fragrance components, for example, phthalate. >> they are synthetic compounds used to stabilize them. there's conflicting information about their impact. a report from doctors in 2009 say some studies done on animals could disrupt their reproductive systems. the cdc and fda do not associate them with adverse health effects in humans. eu has forbidden them and has much stricter rules in general banning over 1,300 ingredients while the u.s. only bans 11. to show that difference, we bought a product that's widely sold, this lotion in london adheres to the european union standard. then we purchased the same product here in the u.s. to compare the ingredients and how they differ. this bottle of l

for "good morning america," becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> all right, thank you to beckyut money. so how do you approach that tough topic with your spouse? >> it's a really stressful topic. 86% of people are actually bringing debt into their marriage, those who have been married in the last five years. so we're seeing this is a stressful topic. so when you start talking about money talk about how you grew up. a lot of your background of how you grew up is how you relate to money today. talk about your financial fears and talk about your dreams and goals. this is the fun part of so learn where do we want to go as a couple. >> how do you take on debt as a team? totally different when you're marrying someone it becomes a team. how do you handle that? >> after you get married do a budget together number one. sit down and say this is where every dollar is going because when you agree on your money you're agreeing on more than just money. you're agreeing on your goals, dreams, fears. so the budget is a tool and then start paying off debt using the debt snowball. this is where y

candidate was thrown a lifeline when referee awarded a penalty for this course very alarming but janine becky spot kick was saved by swedish keeper had vickie lynn sweet to face germany in the quarter finals. a dinosaur so large you can see it from space made of rice artists in southwestern china created a giant dinosaur painting in a rice paddy the director represents life in jurassic period and covers more than. region's history has been to many of the sundry visits the site of several you're asking discovers. his or one of our top story this hour people across europe are bracing for i hate white with temperatures forecast. prices high as 45 degrees celsius in some places well sars is all warning people especially the older of the young to take precautions against to avoid sunstroke. up next year on b.w. kick off looks at the african legends of the bones as link up that's up next i'll be back at the top i will be back. from africa for decades they've been top performers and crowd favorites in the bundesliga we caught up with 2 former stars sunday on the same in a vacuum. the greatest succes

winner canada did in fact get a penalty for him bowl in the box just 10 minutes later but janine becky's was brilliantly saved by had big lindahl and so deserved win for sweden i think they were the better team overall and now they face germany in the quarterfinals which should also be an interesting match the other thank you so much an expat from did not just for kicks. research from canada seems to indicate that play an instrument a musical instrument significantly increases students' scores in a wide range of subjects so if you've ever wondered why the music of you hans abbas in baja incorporates mathematical concepts or why i'm stein was such an accomplished piano player here's a clue. the canadian study says playing a musical instrument especially in a group can dramatically improve academic performance in other ways after crunching 2 decades of data from over 100000 school students in british columbia the researchers showed that kids who took part in at least one music course were far ahead of their nonmusical peers when it came to testing and math science and english on average ar

a very warm welcome to you watching aussie international with me becky erin the top story this hour president trump says he called off a strike against iran with just 10 minutes to spare it was despite the unanimous opinion of his advisors on the pentagon that the attack should go ahead. they came in they said sir we're ready to go we'd like a decision i said i want to know something before you go how many people will be killed. in this case the remains they said came back said sir approximately 150 and i thought about it for a 2nd i said you know what they shot down a man and. a drone and here we are sitting with 150 dead people and i didn't like it so donald trump decided alternately not to go ahead with the attack against iran now the unmanned drone he was referring to was the u.s. drone that was shot down over the strait of hormuz now iran says that this drone violated their territory in the south of the country and that it was in their waters when it was shot down the united states maintains however that the drone was in international waters and was unprovoked only attacked by the irania

winner canada did in fact get a penalty for him bowl in the box just 10 minutes later but janine becky's was brilliantly saved by had big lindahl and so deserved win for sweden i think they were the better team overall and now they face germany in the quarterfinals which should also be an interesting match up yet thank you so much an expat from 6 well alpine skiing is set to return to the alps as an olympic event in the not too distant future after the international olympic committee announced the italian benyus of milan and corteen employes is so sore it would host the winter games in 2026 the italian bid got the nod ahead of sweden who have proposed their capital stalk home as the main olympic venue 47 votes to 34 in favor of medal and was the pinal verdict after a long day at the i.o.c. luzon. sweden's bid got underway 1st then delegation including prime minister stephan levin were 1st to present their case to the i.o.c. . stockholm's joint bid with the recent venue of the alpine skiing world championships focused on sustainability promising to deliver a simple and smart games on the