betty: guy, it is betty here.e hong market and you are enthusiastic about both office and retail. i want to bring up a turn the focus is on residential to make a larger point. 818 here. the median income has barely budged. you see residential property prices rise over 200% since since 2001. it is getting unaffordable to buy property in hong kong. i am curious how you think that will spill over into the larger if peopled retail have less and less money to spend? guy: there is still demand in hong kong. the prices on the chart are continuing to go up. we are pretty much out of the residential market now, having finished mid-level projects. we have a few projects to sell. that we are out of the residential for the time being in hong kong. betty: the reason i ask is because you know in the u.s., i know you have properties here in miami, but in the u.s. you have seen amazon taking down a lot of the retailers, the brick-and-mortar stores, and you seem old turn into ghost towns. malls turn into ghost towns. is that happe

betty: i'm betty liu in new york.are waiting those japan second-quarter gdp numbers in about 35 minutes. let's get back to our top story, which is north korea. to top u.s. national security officials trying to calm fears of eminent nuclear war with north korea as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general joseph dunford, prepares to meet with south korea's president moon on monday. joining us now from singapore is oh joon, a professor and former south korean ambassador to the united nations and a longtime expert on u.s.-south korea and north korea relations. thanks so much for joining us. first off, let's get to some of the news. on monday, you have got this meeting between the top general and the president of south korea. what do you think they need to say or do during this really contentious time? >> good morning. i think that is a very timely meeting to take place in korea. under the circumstances, i think all of the country's concerns, including the united states and south korea, should base our policies o

betty: i'm betty liu. how the headlines coming out of north korea are affecting the markets. asia-pacific is headed lower. we have japan numbers coming out, machinery numbers worse than estimated. inflation a little touch higher. we are looking ahead to our exclusive interview with a blackberry -- the blackberry ceo , joining us from jakarta, as he discusses the companies shift -- company's shift to services. deeper intooking blackberry, indonesia is a big market for them. crackberryill on the . that is still very popular in indonesia. yvonne: we are going to watch that. popular, which i thought was fascinating. how things are looking in the asia-pacific, i have some closed .arkets looking ahead to the market opens coming through now, we sell the risk off day in the with a whimper on wall street after we got comments from rex trying to backtrack what president trump said about fire and fury on north korea. we did get those comments from pyongyang talking about some type of attack on want. we are seeing dol

betty: i'm betty liu in new york. first word news with shery ahn. shery: thank you. south32 has reported full-year underlying profit of $1.15 billion, slightly short of estimates. a statets to start ramp-up of its coal operation in new south wales early next year. it is also reporting a 24% rise in mineral resources at its kennington silver and led mine. it's final dividends for shares is 6.4 cents. the ceo joins us first on bloomberg to discuss the company's results at 12:30 this afternoon hong kong time, 2:30 if you are watching in sydney. potential u.s. backed deregulation could add $27 billion in gross profits as the six largest names in the business. say that couldes lift their combined annual pretax income by 20%. jpmorgan and morgan stanley would benefit most from changes proposed by the trump administration. goldman sachs is seen as enjoying the smallest percentage increase. corporate japan is urging prime minister shinzo abe to use the current wrong of economic growth to tackle national debt and raise the sal

betty: i am betty lou in new york. revenue beat the average estimate by $13 million.ter sales jumping 35% to 40% from a year earlier. bought byscanner. told toldoomberg has been apple is waiting in the battle for toshiba's memory chip business. bain capital is in competition with a group that includes western digital and kkr. depends on memory chips and you not want to be dependent upon arrival, samsung. they put in a $19 billion bid. optimistic about a recovery in container transport, boosting rates in volume. million.e $282 one in toased cosco buy it for $6 billion, vaulting into the top three box carriers worldwide. yvonne: plenty more to come in the next hour of "daybreak asia ." we look at the data that could provide clarity on how narendra modi has shaken up the india economy. in half anoins us hour's time. we have the market open coming up. betty: and here is how we are looking with nikkei futures up almost 1%. all of that carried over from the rally we have seen here in the u.s., given the better than estimated economic numbers on the jobs front and revised gd

betty: i'm betty liu. the bank of england holds steady. rising inflation. what is the majority see that the centers did not? saying it is aby six-to vote. let's hike rates now. what carney said at the press the big drop in the british pound. he also sees that along with this heightened brexit uncertainty taking a bite out of the u.k. economy. they have shaped its forecast for gdp and inflation over the next two years. here is what mark carney said about that. >> there is an element about brexit uncertainty which is affecting the weight bargains. potential material number of firms are less willing to give bigger pay rises given it is not as clear what their market asset is going to be. what you see is the squeeze on the u.k. consumer because inflation is headed up so sharply, which growth is stalling out. this is taking a bite out of consumption. also a big bite out of business investment. the monetary policy committee receives 23 business investments, 20% are not on this chart now. they wouldhe level have seen before the referendum, before

all ahead. ♪ ♪ betty: good morning. i am betty lou in new york.watching daybreak australia. we look at the business flash headlines. the last of the people thatsoned in -- a chapter showed illegal gambling, the highroller revenue cut in half. the head of the international highroller corporation with the last of three australian crown employees to be free after sending -- spending their jail sentence. betty: another loss for cathay pacific. they need an urgent change of course. they can forget being asia's top choice for premium flyers and need to attract chinese travelers. the first half lost on wednesday of more than $150 million u.s. haidi: that is also it for daybreak australia, but sherry and betty are up next. let's take a look at what we will be watching as the asian trading week gets started. clearly geopolitics will continue to dominate. north korea -- shery: the u.s. people were saying there where -- we are not facing an imminent nuclear war. and also talking to south korea's ambassador to the u.n. i have not spoken to him in a decade. i

betty: i'm betty liu in new york. asia ." let's get to the first word news with ramy inocencio. ramy: a draft report from 13 federal u.s. agencies directly contradicts president trump's dismissal of climate change. it says the country is already feeling the negative effects with a stark increase in heat waves, torrential storms, and other extreme weather over the past four decades. the president has publicly expressed doubt that public warming is -- that global warming is man-made and will have negative consequences. opec says three leading members are committed to production limits after talks in open derby. -- abu dhabi. they say russia, kuwait, and afghanistan had been failing to comply but have now come on board. malaysia was also at the meeting and made the same pledge. oil prices have declined more than 10% this year on concerns the curbs will fail to train -- drain the global glut. nissan is to pay all muslim hundred million dollars to settle claims of economic loss in the u.s. tied to takata's faulty airbags.

betty: i am betty liu here in new york.ne of 10 companies in the s&p have reported earnings. it is retailers in the spotlight. here to talk more about what to march -- what the watches mark sergeant -- matt sergeant. the focus has been on department stores. macy's come untoward, their sales continue to fall -- , their salestrom continue to fall. it is an ice age-- matt: pretty bleak. it is. two cities. of you have macy's, kohl's, and dillards, that are struggling. we have the physical side of apparel in department stores struggling. the one big surprise is what we saw from nordstrom today. they came about with very strong earnings. the big news is an increase in sales. they attributed that to their e-commerce mark -- market. if you can grow your e-commerce and drive customers in store, they have a chance. nordstrom's is able to do that. we have seen a from macy's. dillards struggling horribly and kohl's has been somewhat stagnant. betty: you go to any mall and you can see that in action. i want to pull up a chart i am sure

betty: i am betty liu in new york where it is just past 7:00 p.m. the president visits texas and says the flooding is epic. initial estimates, damage could top $100 billion. uber picks up scrutiny from the justice department. the ride hail are make -- the r may have violated laws on bribery. ♪ betty: it is like deja vu, only we do not have a missile tests, but more headlines from north intermediate there range missile was a prelude to more action in the pacific. in particular, in containing guam. stern words, saying they are watching the u.s. and their demeanor. i want to bring up this chart that shows how things seem to be changing quickly in north korea. look at the number of missile tests that have been fired within the last 12 months. in this report since president trump was elected, we are at near what seems like record highs. at least when you go all the way back to the early 2000's. look at how quiet it was during period.-- geopolitical tensions at top of mind for investors. yvonne: you see north korea continuing to flex their muscle when it

betty: it is after 6:00 in new york.e will be looking at how all of the action on wall street will play into the asia-pacific trading day. not as much action over the weekend as we saw last week on friday. steve bannon finally being ousted. palace intrigue is what they are calling it. we will go from focusing on what is going on in washington to what is going on in jackson hole where the fed speakers are lining up, in particular janet yellen. that is where the markets' focus will be. given all that intrigue, we did close -- close lower again. haidi: never far from the political misadventures in washington at this point. that is a point of focus for investors. it is a macro light week this week, but we will have fed speak and central-bank speak going into that key event in wyoming. take a look at how we are setting up in asia. fallingthe dollar index with all 10 currencies except the swiss franc. kiwia stocks down 0.2% -- stocks falling down 0.2%. this is a big week when it comes socksors earnings, energy . the focus is t

betty: i am betty lou. this weekend has been quite eventful.ust what happened over the weekend with hurricane harvey, hurricane category four slamming into texas. the fiercest storm and 50 years. the worst hurricane since 2004. a quarter of the production now expectation is it will not hit the whole of the u.s. economy but certainly texas itself. let's get a quick reminder before all of that happened how stocks traded on friday. watching with bated breath what janet yellen was going to say, she was on message friday. that meant the market did not trade that much, not a lot of volatility as we saw by the end of friday's trade, the dow up 30 points. the s&p up 0.1%. the nasdaq trading unchanged. we have a lot had this week including jobs data in the u.s., likely to dominate the chitter chatter in the market ahead of the data on friday. that is a mixed opening in asia. haidi: yeah, absolutely. it is the sense that as you say, mario draghi and janet yellen very much on message, less hawkish than expected yellen, maybe embraceable. mario draghi refu

betty: i am betty liu in new york.resident trump has taken the first step toward an investigation into alleged ip theft by china. pressure oning more strained two-way ties as we look at the possible ramifications. ramy inocencio has three bloomberg chart you need to know. ramy: first off, i want to head into the bloomberg terminal. this is the trade flow function between china as well as the united rates. you can see on the right-hand side of your screen, the united states is at nearly $600 billion. of this has been rising over the , ever since 1998, when it took the title from hong kong here. this is what is at stake when we're looking ahead and talking wart this potential trade with regards to china and the united states if something should happen from this china ip probe. going into the bloomberg terminal, g #btv 109, this has to do with aluminum. you are probably wondering why are we talking about aluminum? commerce, the department said they would hire terriffeliminary on aluminum coming out of china. they are down

betty. betty: we are counting down to some of the major market opens in asia.oining us from sydney. ared, u.s. stocks say -- kind of week. benchmarks pointing modestly higher. of abated from that now? david: it is sort of an interesting move we are seeing. a lot of investors are hesitating close to the top, and i think it is worth looking at context.s in that have a look at the s&p 500. somee not that far below of the highest valuations since the dot-com bubble. it is just back in march. valuations are pretty high, close to long-term highs on the , the s&p, and the asx 200 in australia. pretty healthy again, even relative to the big bubble we saw in 2015, and in china and hong kong. at the same time, on equity, the profitability of this index is, it is doing ok. certainly in the rich world index is, it has been improving a little bit over the past nine months, but it is not spectacular. that starts to undermine some of the reasons why there is nervousness about. betty: talking about commodities, we see crude and industrial metals pointing in different direction

betty: and i'm betty liu. here's a check of headlines. nissan's u.s.lt a blow by voting down decades long attempt to organize a production plant. the staff voted to-one against the union, adding to the failure in japanese, korean, and german car plants. another setback to american labor groups, the workers that belong to a worker -- to a union fell to a record low this year. a report of the last august faultof a plane found no with the plane. 777triple seven -- the landed and was too far down the runway. it was emirates worst -- emirates'worst crash. develop a newto watch. watch is to be connected to the iphone to work with the new model. it is supposed to have lg chips. intel is to supply the chip, which would be a big victory over longtime apple partner -- over a long time apple partner. tower" earnedark less than $20 million this weekend. the lowest for a number one film. it was the second release in a row to suffer bad reviews. betty: and another one not on my list. more to come with the first major market opening soon. yvonne: let's get the latest

. >> carolyn warmus is accused of shooting to death betty jeanne solomon. movies. bo nan nanza for made v >> that's warmus. >> right. >> miscarolyn warmus? >> yes. >> detective. we have a warrant to search the premises. >> she's been referred to as the fatal attraction killer in the media. >> fatal attraction trial. >> and they've made three or four movies about it now. >> what are you doing? what are you doing? >> all of which showed the prosecution's side, and none of which ever aired her contentions or her side of the story. >> a story her new lawyer believes, and he's not the only one. >> there's just too much that doesn't add up. >> the prosecutor and the police from the beginning made this case into a fatal attraction case. there was a prejudicial impact into that right to receive a fair trial. >> a professor specializes in wrongful convictions, and he says this is a textbook case of reasonable doubt. >> i mean, we know there was no forensic evidence found at the scene of the crime to link carolyn warmus to the murder. >> jeffrey deskovic can relate. he was w

betty: and i am betty liu.ng in, another month of surpluses in japan, and later, we will be getting some singapore numbers or data coming out of singapore, as well, so there will be a lot more news on this front. that might be more market moving that what we saw in the u.s., with president trump and the war he is waging now against ceo's in the u.s.. interesting enough, as much as it has been in the headlines, it did not affect the markets at all. yes, it takes a lot to surprise markets these days, doesn't it? the threat of an all-out nuclear war. to be honest, you have to think there is not much that could be worse than that. president trump, as you mentioned, not making any impact on the equity markets, although we did see some impact on the dollar with these fomc minutes showing concern over inflation, but as you said, you mention singapore exports also gaining, the australian job mark it australian job numbers, and tons of things that investors need to digest this of how, and for a check markets are startin

betty. betty: thank you. tough three in military raising its alert now, according to -- that north korea fired missile, an unprecedented move. the japanese prime minister speaking shortly after that missile was detected. >> it appears a north korean missile has flown over japan. we have begun to gather andrmation and analysis we'll do our best to ensure the safety of our people. yvonne: we saw an immediate spike in the japanese yen after these headlines came out. i want to bring in our asia top live editor. colin, what more do we know about this missile that was launched? colin: what we know so far is that around 6:00 a.m. local time here, north korea launched an unidentified ballistic missile and it flew, oakland to reports, over hokkaido, the north island of japan, and landed something about 1000 kilometers off look hokkaidoe seat -- off in the sea. this has been described as an unprecedented move by north korea by japan's chief cabinet secretary. as of now, there are more investigations being made to try t

betty: i am betty liu in new york where it is just after 7:00 p.m.vonne: it is just after 7:00 a.m. here in hong kong. i am yvonne man. we are looking pretty mixed leading up to the market opens in the region. we did rally to 10 year highs on asian stocks. perhaps a bit of a breather to look ahead to u.s. jobs report and the earnings that have just come through in the last couple hours. especially with tesla. the conference call with the elon musk a just ending. quite a few headlines coming out, including him talking about the compact suv, the model y. how many more letters in the alphabet before he runs out of cars to produce? .e saw apples lifting shares tesla is up over 7% in the aftermarket. be the same for u.s. markets tomorrow. in the meantime, the tech shares in focus in asia, your markets are about to open. yvonne: the dollar on the defensive after fed speak. it could be a good indicator of how asia will play out today. could be more confident than expected. in new zealand, down in the nzx 50 1/10 of 1%. the kiwi reeling from software and emp

betty: indeed.his was about infrastructure, but he was asked about steve care., about health what are people saying about who has control here, or who has any influence on trump and what might this impact have on the legislative agenda? chelsea: the only people cheering his comments were the so-called all right group -- alt-right groups. comments about steve bannon, his chief strategist at the white house, who has come under a cloud. a lot of talk about what president trump will do with steve bannon. time will tell on what the future holds for steve bannon. that was one interesting point. steve bannon being aligned with these alt-right groups. if thee wondering president is fueling the concern about trump's alignment with these groups. in terms of the legislative agenda, lawmakers are not in washington. when they return in september, they do not have long to raise the debt ceiling, file the bills. we will see what kind of impact that will have in terms of the agenda. seen in the past few days corpor

betty: i am betty liu in new york.bal politics are overshadowing this meeting of brics nation trade ministers and shanghai. when the term was coined in 2001 it was for a powerhouse of emerging economies. you can invest in this bloc. how has it worked out since? let's get to remy inocencio with a look at the brics and how it has fared. >> on the whole, a positive picture. let's look at it from a investors point of view. the bloomberg terminal. on a normalized basis of 21, if you in -- if you invested in the , it would have performed twice as well as the world index. this is clearly a positive. looking at gdp growth next, it is a mixed picture. 8568.is g #btv . that is at 6.9%. it is at the lowest in 25 years. but still higher than beijing's 6.5% target. notable because we are headed to the fall party congress. in purple, we only have data going back to 2012. . it is fallen from 7% to 6.1%. there is the demonetization policy. we are expecting a rba rate cut. in blue, russia down because of oil recently. bricfor brazil is

betty: i am betty met in new york.performance at movies at the parts will outweigh its ball in unit. fall in the miedia >> we hear a lot about its media networks. that represents the biggest size of the pie. this is at 45%. you can see the next biggest slice is steam parks, that is 32%. then the movie studio and is consumer products. thenthere have been huge subscrr losses ever since 2010 or so. for the past three years, espn has lost 9 million subscribers, even when factoring in tv over internet services. recently, when you look past june, even though streaming losses,is hoping the yes p.m. has been losing subscribers in that last month. pessimismays the around espn was how the exaggerated -- highly exaggerated. that is despite falling ratings. espn is down 14%. espn2 is down 38%. disney channel is down 23%. disney tv networks are bracing for a drop in at network -- ad revenue. it is good that disney theme parks are doing just a little bit better. a big driver is shanghai disney, take a look at this, this is actually

i am betty liu in new york. in sydney.di lun the third quarter gdp growth above 2.5%, but the question is is it enough to translate to inflation and support another fed rate hike. we are here with analysis. does this mean that wage growth, does this mean inflation? >> i have all of the answers right here. i will start by giving you the numbers. 200-9000 on payroll was above the forecast of 109,000. july headline, stronger when you add in the jobs and provision. job unemployment down. people are coming back into the labor force, that shows confidence. they are seeing signs there are jobs available. are 209. bars the three-month living average upthe green line, 195,000, 15,000 from where it was. this is the u.s. unemployment rate dropping to 4.3%. bloomberg intelligence is looking for 2.5% growth in the second half. it is still far from the 3% or 4% donald trump said he would hit in his administration. the man who might be the next fed chair was on bloomberg television. >> we need to get rid of the regulation that is bogging

betty: i'm betty liu in new york. time and again from various investors and analysts that this trial will not have pacific impact on samsung itself on the business of the stock prices. it is really more commentary on south korea. i thought i would bring up this chart. thank goodness it does not have an impact on samsung itself 45,ause look at chart 44 which shows you how stocks are reliant on samsung's performance. at the costrket cap be is at 18%, not quite near the high several months ago of 20%, so it has lost a little bit of bluster to other factors, including the note seven debacle area still a huge -- debacle. still a huge percentage of the market cap. you can see that it is not an impact on the business. do asking the international investor community who jay y. lee is, they would be like, who? they are not associating him with the company to much of it in my be original headline, but look at my chart here. where the money is going and most of the time you cables overs prefer the small-cap stocks that show here

betty: i am betty liu.lines, according to metco raising its payoff forecast for the 2017 dividend of $.45 australian. revenue came in at the ,quivalent of 8.45 u.s. dollars two hundred 30 million below expectations. but fortescue has cut its net debt in half from $42 billion to $2.6 billion. isnne: the bluecoat ceo stepping down after 10 years to be replaced by mark estella. this game as they reported their best -- this came as they reported their best since 2005. they doubled to 560 million -- the steelmaker will pay a dividend of five cents australian per share. betty: high court challenge against $269 million in taxes abandoned, saying it reached a regional -- reasonable resolution of the matter. that could struggle with -- settle a similar dispute in australia. facebook, google, ibm facing a hearing on tuesday. yvonne: shell is said to have loaded the oil from libya for the first time in five years. the cargo was 600,000 barrels in the latest evidence of recovery in the country's oil industry. they were

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under the welcome signs, bettis flew fastballs topping 93 miles per hour.le comeback after a batting his toughest opponent, cancer. >> and that is see you later strike three. >> reporter: then a standing ovation. >> standing ovation for chad bett bettis. >> reporter: handshakes from his coach. >> reporter: and bear hugs from teammates. >> reporter: and win not just for chad bettis. his team family and an inspiration to others fighting cancer. >> keep going and surround yourself with people that are positive it's never really done. you are always fighting for someone next to you. >> as the sign said, bettis is back. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then, good night. it's disney sea & shore, and it starts right now. wheel... of... fortune! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white! hello. hi, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much! appreciate that. thank you, jim. always happy to have our disney week here on "whe

paul: thank you betty, the u.s.essure on north korea, slapping sanctions on chinese and russian entities. they were accused of helping kim jong-un in his nuclear program. three russian individuals and to singapore companies are also accused of sending oil to north korea. rex tillerson says that north korea is showing a level of restraint that could open the way to dialogue. tillerson says it is worth noting that pyongyang hasn't conducted any missile launches since sanctions were imposed this month. earlier, the north threatened to .uote merciless retaliation we were hoping that this is the signal we were looking for. they are looking to restrain, their level of tensions, they are ready to restrain their level of provocative acts, we are seeing our pathway to some dialogue. we need to see more on their part but i want to a knowledge the steps that taken so far. conceded that has the u.k.'s top will continue to influence britain after brexit. the door for talks from the conservative party. the u.k. will publish more

you can also see betty walking towards the guard and then past him when she was shot. says the dog lunged at the guard. the video doesn't show that. >> brinks. this fellow shouldn't be running around with a gun. you want reality. if somebody is going to do that and then lie about it, it's beyond the pale. >> reporter: the next step in this case, the police department will hand it over to animal control. that hasn't happened yet. now we did reach out to brinks headquarters two times. they have yet to respond. reporting live in san francisco, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> okay, cheryl, thank you. >>> just in tonight -- he's been fired. sources tell us the google employee who sent shockwaves around silicon valley with his interoffice memo about gender inequality is without a job. the memo violated the code of contact. he criticized the company's that men are genetically built and leadership roles. he told "the new york times" he'll likely pursue legal action. we've been keeping a close eye on this story. the moment we learned about the firing tonight we posted th

needed a helmet there. >> the same betty yu that was in the $4 million condo. it's expensive when betty yu is doing the story. >>> mid-60s in concord now, mild night, san jose 66, san francisco not that foggy yet. some fog rolled in this evening. it is not terribly widespread yet, 60 degrees. overnight lows upper 50s, low 50s, san rafael 56. 61 the low in fremont, redwood city 61. getting ready for the weekend, sunday streets this sunday, tenderloin, san francisco, partly cloudy, seasonably chilly 65 degrees, great event in oakland saturday and sunday, the art and soul festival downtown, sunny both afternoons with highs around 70. those temperatures, that's a little bit of an advanced notice that we aren't going to warm up near the water. notice where the ridge of high pressure is. it's a big ridge about 1,000 miles wide centered to our west. so we keep a light onshore flow of the beach. half moon bay, you get sunshine, about 63 degrees, oakland around 70. hop over the hill where we lose the ocean influence and skies warm us up to 90 -- 93 or 94. this will be t

betty: bueno. no, no. en ningÚn momentolo he pensado. pero sÍ aparecí a mucha gente desesperada. desde barcelona, nos gustarÍa escuchar lo que estÁn diciendo. >>vuelvo a insistir que es una ciudad de democracia como una ciudad. >>bueno, estÁ diciendo lo que es la ciudad. >> no se saldrÁn con la suya. [hablan al unÍsono] >> para dar respuestas en las redes sociales por las condolencias recibidas. y la ciudadanÍa ha firmado los y al lado vemos al presidente y el presidente del gobierno catalÁn. y tambiÉn alguna ciudadanÍa para el silencio y vemos el presidente del gobierno catalÁn. y a la derecha de nuestras pantallas vestido de negro y corbata y al vicepresidente. >>podemos traducir esta conferencia de prensa y seguimos con ustedes en ediciÓn digital. especialmente para la costa oeste y para los que estÁn viendo travÉs de redes sociales. javier: bien, y compartimos con ustedes tambiÉn los hechos que marcando el dÍa. segÚn la entrega informativo del equipo de univisiÓn y nos separamos y seguimos informaciÓn. gracias por estar con nosotros. ♪ ♪ caro: volvemos con la transmisiÓn en v

betty? >> ken, the white house press secretary said today that the president did weigh in on his son's statement about a meeting trump, jr. took with a russian lawyer last year. it's something the special counsel who is leading the russia investigation will want to look into. ut donald trump junior's june 2016 the white house now acknowledges that the president helped write a misleading statement about donald trump, jr.'s june, 2016 meeting with a russian lawyer at trump tower. >> the statement that don, jr. issued is true. there's no inaccuracy in the statement. >> reporter: press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. >> the president weighed in, as any father would based on the limited information that he had. >> reporter: the president's attorney initially denied that mr. trump had anything to do with it last month. >> this was donald trump, jr. and his lawyers. the president was not involved in that. >> reporter: the statement from trump , jr. was drafted last month aboard air force one as t

. >> betty ewing was once the owner of a string of successful bay area restaurants.ay she had an ideas, betty asked a nearby high school to send over students who were struggling, either with poor grades or bad behavior -- >> whose having tilapia. >> and put them to work in her kitchen. one by one betty watched them transform. >> getting from a very slumped over immature uncooperative to somebody who will walk right up and shake their hand. >> it worked so well she turned the idea into her own non-profit, the el cajon project and has been seeing it do wonders for now 25 years. >> and here i am, it's still got legs of its own. if the kids didn't have success i probably wouldn't be doing this but i keep doing it. >> not just success for students but at restaurants like the sea, chefs say the el cajon kids being some of their best employees. >> always follow instructions, never come here late. they always come here on time. they come early. >> and that clearly makes this a recipe worth sharing. >> you don't have to be good at everything, you have to be good at something

kpix 5's betty yu shows us the new sobering station. betty, county says this will save them a lot of money? >> reporter: that's right. this is the county's solution to the public drunkenness solution. they want to keep them out of jail and that will save taxpayers money. in september deputies will be able to pull in and drop off intoxicated people. >> reporter: these new recliners in storage will be part of a new sobering station for those caught wasted in public. right now officers bring people to jail which is a time consuming process. >> for every officer that is with someone they are there between an hour and an hour and a half to book them. to bring them to the sobering station it could take 6 minutes. the value of that is that officer is back on the streets in the community that they are supposed to be patrolling. >> reporter: he co-chairs the subcommittee, a $12 million state grant will allow the county to use this space to hold up to 20 recliners. it will offer free laundry service, showers and a snack bar. it will take months o

betty: it is a risk for stock markets.would rank that in terms of the biggest risk on the outlook on the japanese economy. sayuri: yes, the biggest risk is thehe boj continues purchase, a substantial amount of japanese government bond, maybe we can really reduce the holding on jgb. if the boj is on paper or even reduce the holdings of this active purchase. that leads to the sharp interest rate hike. this could cool the economy and lower japan's stock prices. they may end up buying lots of jgb. change.the biggest if that happens, that means the boj money is not really going to stimulus policy. it is more like monetization. yvonne: how likely do you think governor kuroda look at a second term next year? sayuri: the government decides, but i think boj have to really have a realistic assessment for the monetary easing on demand and inflation. we have got that. for me, it is better for the boj to have a more sustainable monetary policy. i hope the governor can do it. yvonne: all right, thank you for joining us. the professor an

only on "5" betty yu takes us behind the wheel for a thriller of a test drive. >> reporter: it's the fastest boldest and most powerful super car yet. lamborghini amped up its flagship one of a few ultraunique models at the quail lodge in carmel. >> this is carbon fiber. >> reporter: the model is outfitted with the latest technological improvements. new four wheel steering system, 740-horsepower, runs up to 217 miles per hour [ indiscernible ] >> for someone mo is informed by technology. it's full of technology -- this is for someone who is inform about technology. it's full of technology. >> reporter: during my test drive, i could see why it was named after a fighting bull. the aventador can go from 0 to 60 in three seconds. [ betty screaming ] >> reporter: the car is made to go super fast. so i swapped seats with lamborghini's professional driver for the high speed turns and -- >> ah!! ah!! whoa! ah!! >> reporter: the car gives the driver enough confidence and control so you still feel safe. it was equally terrifying and thrilling for me. the aventador x isn't shy about its price. s

. >> we're caught up with betty levine packing her bags, so excited to see the longest total in columbia, south carolina. >> once in a lifetime. >> she invited her whole family, 11 people, including her elderly parents. >> my dad is 93, my mom is 89. >> she planned ahead back in may, she booked four hotel rooms. >> did it all online, got my confirmation notice and thought i was all set. >> earlier this month, betty checked on her upcoming hotel stay and to her surprise. >> came up and said reservation cancelled. >> betty immediately called the hotel. >> they said that the hotel is under tried to contact all the guests staying there but the room had been cancelled and there was nothing they could do. >> that's when betty called, we're reached out to the company for her. now the hotel chain told us this particular holiday inn express is independently owned and operated. however it apologized for the incon ve-- inconvenience at ful service, all four hotel rooms with the same rate betty paid back in may. >> and the free breakfast that we're would have gotten with the rates. >> the road trip

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today secretary of labor alex acosta a secretary of education, betty devos gave the president enacted on the the trump administration workforce development policies and apprenticeship initiative paid secretaries will each give the discussion with the president and will then take a few questions. please take your questions related to today's discussion on workforce development and apprenticeships. but that time i turn it over to secretary acosta. >> thank you in good afternoon. so let me just say it's a pleasure to be here to update president trump on the optimistic outlook of the workforce. today we specifically discussed our process implementing executive order and apprenticeships. the president's top priority in labor is jobs, more jobs and even more jobs. and the department of labor is implementing the president's vision to ensure that americans have the skills that they need to still good, safe jobs. they're six-point 2 million job openings here and nationwide. this is the highest number on record, yes 7 million americans are looking for jobs. americans want to work. american comp

kpix 5's betty yu breaks the frightening encounter down. it sparked a 12-hour standoff. >> reporter: the drama began when a 911 call came in reporting a suspicion person covered in blood. it led to a massive manhunt and standoff that lasted nearly 12 hours. now we're getting a firsthand look at the surveillance video of the crime. surveillance video shows a white pickup speeding by and then turning up a driveway. a neighbor's camera shows a person near the driver's side of the car and then the driver rams right into the fence. >> one of the officers said there was a dispute between a tenant that was moving out and the landlord's son, became heated and then the person attempted to run them down. >> reporter: san jose police say that person is 26-year-old stephen maciel. you can see him backing out of the driveway and speeding off. he was found covered in blood about four miles away from the scene of the crime hiding in a garage. before maciel took off, police say shots were fired just after noon on friday. >> i hear one shot. and then i was

betty yu shows us where you can still be -- by a home for less than half 1 million bucks.ht at least 13 people are dead... following a powerful 6-point-5 magnitude earthquake. at least 6 of them were tourists. the epicenter of the earthquake: a mountainous region in the sichuan (sich-wahn) province. at least 200 others are injured... 28 of them are in critical >>> developing news out of china. at least 13 people are dead following a powerful 6.5 magnitude earthquake. at least six of them more tourists. the epicenter of the quake was the mountainous region in the szechwan province. at least 200 others have been injured. 28 of them are in critical condition. >>> tonight, authorities evacuated more than 31,000 tourists from the? own in china pick >>> in san jose, there is a manhunt for an armed robber who stormed into a liquor store and opened fire. kpix 5 kit dale tells us the store owner died trying to protect his wife. >> reporter: this is our first look behind the register where the clerk made his last stand at the end of a 15 hour workday. he had laid down to rest while

betty already cautioned you to be careful. i second betty's motion. julie? >> protests turn tense in berkeley, anarchists take over the streets. we'll have the latest on the skirmishes. >>> thriller on the pga tour between the two best mraurs and why we won't be -- best players and why we won't be looking at any tape on that. we're up next. jarrell cotton who had a career-highni t helps when put up eight runs t the texas . >>> well, looking into the future, they saw part of it today in rookie jerl cotton who had a career-high nine strikeouts. it helps with a lot of runs. i'm going to show you a young guy. bottom of the second, getting a ninth home run of the year. a two-run shot gives the a's a 2-1 lead. two pitches later, another rookie, chapman, that's his tenth long ball of the season, 3-1. chapman and olson, 3-4 for the game. jerl cotton allows just one earned run in six innings. good reviews for the young guys. trailing 4-3, one out. that is a double play to end the inning. oakland tacked on four runs in the bottom of the inning, win 8-3, sweeping the t

betty yuing, we catch up with her for an impressive anniversary in "bay area proud." >> reporter: ine ways it was destin destined that ericson valentine would someday work in a restaurant. you ask him about his childhood and the first thing he mentioned was food. >> bananas and hard boiled eggs. >> reporter: there is a third. >> and then the orphanage. >> reporter: ericson was adopted at age 7 by a family in palo alto. still, the trauma suffered during those early years means at 18 ericson still lives with learning disabilities and developmental delays, the kind of things that might make it hard to land a job at a high-end restaurant like the sea in palo alto, except erickson has someone special on his side and he is not the only one she has helped. >> hundreds, hundreds. >> reporter: betty ewing was wung the owner of a string of successful bay area restaurants. one day, she had an idea. she asked a nearby high school to send over students that were struggling with poor grades or bad behavior. she put them to work in her kitchen. one by one, betty watched them transform. >> getting f