let's get a quick check of the big board for you.he dow as we say, we thought it would be down about 100. we are now down 151 points. want to take a look at dow component apple. rosenblatt securities downgrading apple to sell, says the fundamentals are deteriorating despite the service sector, it believes even apple services will start to unwind a little bit, i think was the way they put it. we'll see. the stock down $200. >>> taking a look at oil, oil up a fraction, up 32 cents, half a percent, at $57.83. we like to take a look at the price of regular gas every day. national average, $2.75. i think stu said $2.50 by the fourth of july. he was wrong. sorry, stu. >>> now, if you are in the market for a new car, you may want to look at an suv. the "journal" reporting car makers may be facing an oversupply. keith, does this surprise you? i guess so many people are buying suvs, it's easy to get a little greedy and try and produce perhaps more than is needed. >> well, i think that's true. particularly the way we use debt in this country.

the details next. ♪ david: check the big board. we're off the day's highs. itory. we'll see if it stays there. check wynn resorts. wynn resorts is up big time. almost 8% to the plus side. spilling over into las vegas sands and everything. the stock is a toppers gainer on the s&p. this is wynn resorts. last month macau gambling revenue beat estimates. china may be down but people still gamble there quite a bit. >>> billionaire bernie marcus says he plans to donate his support tune to various charities. ashley: he is worth according to "forbes," $5.8 billion. cofounder of home debow. he is 90 years old. i bought all the houses i need. my kids are taking care of. 90% goes to marcus foundation, which contributes to multiple agencies and non-profits. he is a big supporter of president trump. he was behind the 2016 campaign. he says i'm all behind him in 2020. i like donald trump because he is businessman and has a businessman common sense. he says do i believe everything he is does is right. he says the president's communication skills, quote, suck. david: oy. ash

quick check of the big board. is now down 124 points. >>> we have been showing this video all week. a conservative journalist brutally attacked by antifa thugs in portland, oregon. coming up, we talk to a former antifa member who says his former organization must be stopped. you will definitely want to hear from him next hour. >>> first, we are going to hear from larry kudlow. any moment, we will get his reaction to the jobs report and i want to know what he thinks about the president's new fed nominee, judy shelton. she's a gold bug. is the president? >>> peter navarro, white house director of trade and manufacturing policy, joins me live on "bulls & bears" at 5:00 p.m. eastern. don't miss it. more after thchlt this. with tough food, your dentures may slip and fall. fixodent ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ever to lock your dentures. so now you can eat tough food without worry. fixodent and forget it. all right brad, once again i have revolutionized the songwriting process. oh, here we go. i know i ca

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we will try to get the big board up there. in the meantime, you can see on the bottom left-hand side of the screen. it is up 75 points as a result of the possibility of interest rates being cup. cut. emily turner, back to you. >>> it ip ccer pis,fans. that he was honored with a parade in new york city after winning against the netherlands. but the battles have been going beyond the field. members of the team filed a lawsuit in march if a have shown the same skill of the the men, but they played more games, generated more money, and performed better all while receiving a fraction of the pay.>> i think this would was another step in the right direction, and it shows that we do deserve it.>> be more, be better and be bigger than you've ever been before. if he's team is any representation of what you cabe >> as the team waits to mediate the lawsuit with u.s. soccer federation, kenneth craig reports that they celebrate the victory with fans and the nation. >> reporter: the world champion u.s. women's soccer team rolled through what

david: time to check the big board.t ain't like yesterday, where this time we were about ten times to the plus side of where we are right now. but the market's not doing terrible. we should mention, by the way, i mentioned before that trading volume is down. it's 78% of what's normal at this time of the trading day. that's because a lot of people are on vacation. that means again that a couple of big traders come in and that can make a difference between an up or down market. we will see that volatility throughout the day. >>> according to a new report, 20 companies increased the list prices of over 40 prescription drugs by an average of 13.1%. we know the president is not happy about this. joining us, economist peter morici. why are they doing this, peter? >> they have the opportunity. there are some shortages out there but also, they have figured out that government can't negotiate on prescription drug prices and they are going to jack them as far as they can, as much as they can, before the next election. likely afte

david: check the big board. we've got big boards actually all over the place, as you can see.n there is red, but fact is that we are in record territory, ladies and gentlemen. that market, if it closes at 26,829, it's a record. it's well over that right now. the s&p is also in record territory. so it's a great day for the markets. even the day before july 4th. nobody thought this would happen on a holiday week. >>> meanwhile, tesla, the company set a record for deliveries in the second quarter. tesla saying it delivered a total of 95,200 vehicles in the last quarter. total deliveries included 77,550 model 3 cars. that's kind of the middle class version which they hope to expand on. >>> now to neike. at least 12 pairs of the nike sneakers with the betsy ross flag are now selling for thousands of dollars. one pair sold for $1,000. that was actually cheap because another pair sold for $2500. kristina, nike has responded to the controversy. tell us what they said. kristina: it's getting quite a bit of coverage. the company finally had to respond. i reached out to them yesterday. t

check the big board. we turned south. not by much. we're down two points. t. >>> mylan, as in mylan labs, they're up big because pfizer merging their generic drug business with them. mylan is up 14%. pfizer is down 2%. there you have it. >>> better check out beyond meat. we do it a lot these days. they report profits after the bell this afternoon. they're down 22 bucks. that is down 9% as of now. the stock is up 800% since its ipo a mere few weeks ago. >>> big week for money. the federal reserve announcing its rate decision on wednesday. on friday we get jobs numbers, john lonski, moody's keep capital market economist, he claims to be a economist. john, here is what i think, you tell me whether i'm right or not, i think we get a quarter-point cut this wednesday and a lot more cuts right after that because the europeans are cutting like crazy and we have to match them? >> i think you're right for this week's rate cut. looking forward the signs of probability is 70% to 1.88% fed funds rate come middle of september but by year's end they as sign a probability o

>>> check that big board, please.ve the dow now down 60 points, 27,150. >>> protests against the governor of puerto rico turning violent. police launched tear gas into the crowds. some cruise lines are avoiding the island all together because of the unrest. you can see it on your screens. >>> jon stewart going after rand paul in an interview on fox news, this after the kentucky senator delayed passage of the 9/11 victims compensation fund. bret baier joins us in our 11:00 hour this morning. >>> the house votes today on a bill that would raise the federal minimum wage to 15 bucks an hour. okay. the cbo says that would cost 3.7 million jobs. we are on that story for you, coming up next. your daily dashboard from fidelity. a visual snapshot of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. stuart: the word from wall street after 12 minutes is down, 70 points on the dow industrials, one quarter of 1%. to the downside. >>> now this. c

look at the big board now.ry much, a fractional gain for the dow industrials but we have seen a series of record highs for the dow this tuesday morning. >>> billionaire silicon valley guy peter thiel says there is one 2020 democrat candidate who really worries him. we will tell you who that is in our 11:00 hour. >>> the squad dominating the political news cycle. not good for speaker pelosi. seems to me the far left runs the show. back with that in a moment. . . love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i want one of these. that is sharp. the all-new chevy blazer. speaks for itself. i don't know who they got to design this but give them a cookie and a star. stuart: happening hour, senate banking committee holds a hearing on the facebook digital currency, libra. david marcus, head of cr

. >>> and the big board. the dow this afternoon, about 45 minutes before the closing bell, down about 75 points. >>> and virgin has taken the lead in the space tourism. the company announced plans to be public after a deal with a social capital company. the company is taking a 49% stake. they face stiff competition from spacex and blue origin. >>> and let's get a check of this tuesday afternoon forecast with mary. >> okay. and you can see a live look with the sales force tower camera. patches of blue out there. the clouds starting to break up. this is looking east at the bay bridge. and now the temperatures. so low 70s from concord and santa rosa. 60 in oakland. upper 60s liver mosh. upper 60s in san francisco and san jose. the satellite and radar view, we're tracking the strong storm impacting the pacific northwest and not affecting us. it is bringing rain to the pacific northwest and over the border there. and this is the weather system that will dominate our weather. there's a ridge of high pressure buildi

charles: let's check on the big board. dow is up about 30 points here. big names, though, that are looking phenomenal this morning. you know all of these. these are household names, you use all of them almost every day, i bet. google, mcdonald's, starbucks, twitter, all big, big moves, big pop for mcdonald's. in fact, that stock hitting an all-time high. >>> senate judiciary committee chairman says discussions are dead. joining us is ken cuccinelli. now what? >> excellent question. president trump has done everything he can at the executive level to attack this problem. it isn't going to get solved until congress actually weighs in here and they are about to go on vacation. senator graham's effort over in the senate to achieve bipartisanship and work to a solution that could help ease the crisis just fell apart. i give senator graham credit for trying. i know he's not done, he's going to push ahead, but it is disturbing to see the other side simply pull out and essentially take the same position the house leadership has taken which is just we're not going

. >>> checking the big board. seeing how the stock market is doing, it is up about 13 points. >>> a massive heatwave underway across the nation with dangerous record-breaking temperatures over the next 48 hours. tom hanson with how long we could expect mpes>>rtisot in st louis across the tonew england. forecasters say a 2000 mile i he don't smothering people with oppressive temperatures and the worst is yet come. to beat the heat, people are flocking to pools and drinking as much water as possible. and wichita, ks brokers are forced to make it up adjustments to their workday. >> we try to start is earlier as possible when she does get hot like this, we take plenty of breaks. >> reporter: health experts caution the sweltering temperatures are more than a nuisance. dehydration and heatstroke are a constant risk. >> the best thing during a heat wave to stay out of the sun possible. stay hydrated and stay in cool areas. >> reporter: in phoenix, zookeepers are taking steps to keep animals cool. there is ice and plenty

kristina: let's take a look at the big board.ding about 58 points lower as we head into the close. elon, we love talking about elon musk, is clearing a major pothole with tesla's second quarter delivery numbers but dan ives is warning the ride ahead is anything but smooth. the tech insider heading into our set right now. he's doing that nice strut down the hallway. the sinkholes he still sees in tesla's road. plus his latest call on uber's lyft -- uber/lyft race. that's going to be next. "countdown" will be right back. r to invest in all the things that move us forward. every day, invesco combines ideas with technology, data with inspiration, investors with solutions. because the possibilities of life and investing are greater when we come together. ♪ wanna take your xfi now you can with xfi advantage. giving you enhanced performance and protection. when devices are connected to your home's wifi, they're protected. helping keep outsiders from getting inside. and if someone tries, we'll let you know. so you can stream, surf and ga

. >>> >>> a live look outside to the big board. the dow jones is down 118 points, so far. first, let check with the weather. >>> it is cloudy and foggy for many locations, especially along the coast and for parts of the bay. you can see it on the field force tower camera. the clouds are still hanging around. today, a cool day all across the bay area, and below average temperatures at this time of year. right now it is 60 in concord. 58 in oakland. 72 in livermore. mid-50s in san francisco. the low 70s for san jose and santa rosa. you can see the camera shaking and the breezes this afternoon. the strong onshore flow kicking and for us, and that is why temperatures are much cooler compared to yesterday. about five or 10 degrees below average and the 24-hour temperature change, you can see temperatures running anywhere from one of four degrees than yesterday, at this time. here is the satellite and radar view with the low pressure system drawing and with the stronger sea breeze and dennis wright amateurs are cooler for today. the futurecast taking you through the rest of the

. >>> track checking the big board the stock market this friday afternoon is off. almost . >>> people and alameda county are giving the final scoops of dryers ice cream as they prepare to close their doors. the ice cream shop on college avenue and the oakland rockridge neighborhood has been there for two decades. no reason given for the closure. employees just got the news on monday. dryers parent company, nestli says it will announce a new tenant soon and think the company for years. >>> it is time to get your garlic on. selected first day of the annual gilroy garlic festival. three full days of food, live entertainment, cooking competition. highlights include first responders cooking for charity at 11:00 and tomorrow's great garlic cookoff at 10 am. the festival runs through sunday at christmas hill park and swears by garlic ice cream is darren and it sounds like it we will need it this weekend. >>> if you're going out to the festival get the garlic ice cream. and now it will be hot when you dozen dublin. this isthe classic view of what it looks like inland away

>>> let's get a quick look at the big board, you can see the dow was down about 18 points, coming up we get up date from our financial reporter jason brooks . >>> let's take another live look from chopper 5 over this fatal accident in the easty. co back. >>> good monday morning to you, plenty of sunshine as we head through the day, temperatures a little cooler compared to the hot weekend we had. allergy sufferers, the allergy report is low to medium and drops lower tomorrow then it creeps back up wednesday and thursday. into the medium category. let's check in with emily for a serious traffic or . >>> i'm continuing to track chp status on this, and his not really changed, you still have the two right-hand lanes shut down in the eastbound direction of the east shore freeway, you are sub 10 miles an hour as he tried to my on the inside lanes, chopper 5 live over the scene there, unfortunately does not go anywhere anytime soon, this a fatal traffic accident they will take the time investigated, the good news it's the opposite of the commute direction, i will tell you that drive time, co

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we are taking a quick check on the big board.ow is up more than 80 points coming up we get an update from the radial financial reporter, jason brooks. there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. >>> happy friday to you. we made it to friday and a lot of great events going on along the bay area. if you're heading out to the festival on sunday and cisco, sun and clouds in the low 60s and we are looking at other great event for you. let show you another one. are sunday street block party in the mission district in san francisco. sunny and the mid-sixties. >>> we have a tropical her to tell you about at this hour. 6:42 and those of you can who commute on highway one, right there at the double flight area. the road is fully closed due to an overturned big rig. take

. >>> let's go live to wall street and get a look at the big board. it looks like the dow is up about 33 or 30 for points at this moment. >>> if you have a consumer problem or question, emails. consumer watch on kpix.com or call the hotline , we will be right back. >>> coming up, we have complete coverage of the gilroy garlic festival shooting including the latest update from police this afternoon. plus moronta victims an investigation into the suspects potential motive. >>> that is it for kpix 5 news at noon. the bold and beautiful is next. >> allen and veronica will see you at a 5. you can always go online on kpix.com. have a great afternoon. >> hope: what are you saying? >> liam: hey, it's okay, pal. it just -- it just, um... it kind of sounded like you said -- >> douglas: beth is alive. she is. >> thomas: we should, uh, probably let them sleep. >> steffy: oh, no, it's fine. we could march a band through here. >> thomas: okay. i just need to talk to douglas real quick before we go. >> steffy: no, i-i need a minute with you, actually. >> thomas: can

let's look at the big board. the dow is up about 87 points coming up we will get an update from kcbs radio financial reporter jason brooks. . >>> goods morning at 6:41. good news for those who take southbound 608. let's look at our map. boy this is now finally cleared as you head out of walnut creek. it was an accident that had three lanes blocked. we have just learned all lanes now opened but you are still slow and go southbound on a 6806789 look at that four miles an hour. not a good reroute at this point. i would take 608 southbound towards the dublin interchange. once you get past it, you will be good to go. this should be clearing now they have all lanes opened. >>> a couple san francisco supervisors will introduce a plan to make new city buildings emissions free and ban natural glass after berkeley was the first city to ban the installation of natural gas lines in new buildings. san francisco's ban would apray ply to renovation and new construction. the goal is to have fiective byian 1st. >>> president trum

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taking a check on the big board, the dow is downright now. almost 90 points.ing up, we will get an update from kcbs radio financial reporter jason brooks. . >>> good seuss tuesday morning. good morning in the south bay. san jose mostly cloudy skies as we look at downtown san jose. temperatures are in the mid-50s this morning. we will talk about as we head through the day, our temps will be warming up, especially inland for you in the south bay a little warmer compared to yesterday. details coming up. >>> good morning to you in the east bay oakland. let's go live to the nimitz freeway where there's added volume at 6:41 from the roll time traffic center. no major delays here. we are seeing a few delays southbound 680 headed into sunol and other places. i am tracking those delays ahead. . >>> thank you. coach refile a discrimination complaint against hayward unified school district. they are acuing the district of discriminating against girls at the school. the coaches say unlike the boys, girls are denied access to locker rooms, and rest rooms and they are stuck

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steve kornacki is at the big board. members of the congressional hispanic caucus. kamala harris is in south carolina and responding to the apology from joe biden. >> reporter: yeah. she's here over in marion. jeff was telling me she's the first presidential candidate to visit marion. everyone is quick to note that barack obama visited back in the day and visited the barbershop that jeff works at here. we are giving kamala harris a little bit of space. she's eating breakfast. this is the contrast that kamala harris has set up. she put herself forward as the candidate in this race that is willing to draw contrasts. whether it be on the hyde amendment, the crime bill, bussing in the 1970s and 1980s. that conversation was asked directly to her yesterday. joe biden just yesterday was quick to mention his affiliation with barack obama. he said remember those eight years i worked in the white house. this was kamala harris yesterday responding to joe biden's quite frequent reference to the former president. >> they're going to

a lot of people watching the big board today to see what will happen.e will continue to watch right here on "today in the bay." it is 6:41. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> the time is 6:44, as you get ready to head out in the south bay, it's a beautiful sunrise and mostly clear skies and even though it looks warm, we had a hot weekend, it won't be as hot today. we'll go from the low 50s in campbell to the mid-70s by early this afternoon. we already have a big backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. as you get ready to head out on the roads, plan a lot of extra time to get through this. a look at our drive times quickly through the east bay, from southbound 680 from 580 to vargas road it's about 17 minutes and southbound 880 from 238 to highway 84 it's about 18 minutes. we'll get a look at the rest of our commute, that's coming up in about five minutes. >> thank you so much, kari. quarter to 7:00 right now. back to breaking news we're continuing to follow. a shooting rampage at the gilroy garlic festival. we are hearing from witnesses who were insid

let's look at the big board, please. get me out of this. retaining a loss of exactly 100 points, been that way for the last hour. hong kong's leader, carrie lam says that extradition bill that sparked protests, that extradition bill is dead, her word, dead. tell me more. susan: dead, not canceled. protesters are taking to the street. what is the multinational center for the asia-pacific. a thorn on the side for president xi xinping of china, when he tries to negotiate a trade deal or other political deals around the world. carrie lam says the controversial bill which would have extradited and moved hong kong residents and expats in china to stand trial, that has been canceled, essentially dead. it has not been canceled. it has been delayed. she says it is essentially dead. people want it to be canceled. past 2020 if it they don't vote on it goes away anyway. who came up with this idea? carrie lam will likely take the fall. do they see her as puppet of beijing? whoever replaces her will be a spokesman for the beijing. stuart: he wants to sto

. >>> well taking a look at the big board right now. you could see the dow is up some 24 points. now the s&p 500 touches a new record after trade ceasefire but rally is losing steam there. >>> hope you got a chance to fill up yesterday because today, filling up that gas tank will be even more expensive. as california new gas tax hike . drivers are already paying the highest gas prices in the nation. they'll now have to pay an extra 5.6 cents a gallon and drivers will pay just over 47 cents a gallon in taxes. the money is supposed to raise $5 billion a year to improve roads and mass transit programs. >>> well happening today, it is going to cost you more to drive across the golden gate bridge. here is a live look at the bridge itself. fast track fees are going up by 35 cents. now the pay-as-you-go is 20 cents more. so for fast track, use that pass or get one if you don't have one. the toll will continue to increase each yeary the same amount until 2024. this is part of a five-year plan to improve public transportation. >>> more increases to report to you this morning. if your taki

check that big board. we are down, i'm not going to say we are stabilized. 30 points, 27,080. >>> strong sales growth at procter & gamble. the share price reflects that. it's up nearly 4%. that's a big company. big gain. higher consumer spending helps mastercard's profit, although the stock is actually down five bucks. >>> dish, well, they lost fewer pay tv subscribers than wall street expected. nonetheless, the stock is down nine cents. not such a rosy forecast from xerox, a stock we have almost forgotten about. it is down 4%. >>> now then, apple. it reports after the bell today. this is a major company, obviously, big interest in its earnings. my question is would you buy the stock before you see the earnings? hoping for a pop? >> no. stuart: okay. >> however, not hoping for a pop, so to trade on the earnings report i don't think is a good thing to do because i don't expect a huge move one way or the other, up or down. but if you believe apple is a great company to own as i do for the long term, you can buy it right now, you can buy it after the earnings. i

check the big board. we are down 70 points. atlanta the it second quarter economic growth forecast. down to 1.3 from 1.6. that is what they have just done. the us chamber of commerce, the us, mexico trade agreement past, look who's here, tom donohue, president and ceo. i have known you for many years, great to see you again. >> great to see you again. stuart: everyone wants the us mca past except the democrats. they won't get it through congress. >> we are making extraordinary progress with the democrats. lighthizer, the trade rep, knew all along that is where we were going to have to find our support. we have a strong number of democrats ready to pass the bill. nancy pelosi is working with lighthizer on a number of adjustments that are important and we will support. right now today, we are having an event here to report on extraordinary numbers of meetings, this looks good. we just have to get it finished and we will win it. stuart: when will they put up for a vote? until september or something. >> i think it will all be fixed

through all the games are very important but the big board member of the group very good about to get into i don't want to go very very. we are not very good we are little bit dated but more of a little bit bigger than that but looking good doing it all. and we are going to get. the regular order to go well with more landslides spotted and further bad weather forecast for saturday organizers have already made the decision to shorten the seconds of our states to just 59 kilometers but i will take a 48 2nd lead in so that stage that's when i'll be decided by what's essentially become a 23 and a half kilometer time trial up the final climb to the summit finish 1st. one of the all time greats of sri lankan cricket has signed off his one day international career in style after 15 years and more than 300 wickets last if malinga still have the energy to produce one more match winning performance the 35 year old adding 3 dismissals to his tally sri lanka beat bangladesh in colombo fittingly it was mullingar who took the match winning wickets around $91.00 when he has decided to carry on playi

the year up halflf a point, and nasdaq also hitting new record close of 14 points volume of the big boardllion shares. reminder listen to l lou's reports coast to coast on salem radio network. president trump responding to radical dems in disarray in so-called squad or freshman congresswoman calling for impeachment. >> these are people that had in my opinion hate our country. now you can say what you want. but get a list of all of the statements they've made and all of them saying that they're not happy here. they can leave. they can leave. and you know what? i'm sure there will be many people that won't miss them. >> that's it for tonight i'm gregg jarret thanks for joining us. good night from new york. >> this hour silicon valley descends on capitol hill today with big tech in hot seat at a high stake hear whatting investigating large fest tech companies market power plus, the new national security concerns surrounding facebook libra. president trump reelection campaign getting big boost in the second quarter, and now parking lot numbers are in for the 2020 democratic hopefuls. who shou

a lot more ahead. 6:40 right now. >>> out to the big board in new york city.ow industries down 75 points, and netflix down 9% after the company said it lost subscribers for the first time in eight years. you are watching "today in the bay." >>> good thursday morning. it's 6:43. let's head over to walnut creek with a live look outside as you get ready to head out the door. the temperatures are going to be cooler today so maybe you can have the windows down and enjoy a little more time outside, especially with th low 80s in the forecast today. we'll talk about that and the weekend ahead coming up next. >>> it's raining on the bottom level of the embarcadero station. we're looking at a smooth flow of traffic at the bart lines after the rainstorm cleared. it's coming from the muni station, and no service from the embarcadero station. these pictures are from earlier, and we'll talk about your commute coming up. >>> breaking overnight, tension in the streets of puerto rico as thousands call on the governor there to resign. a fifth night of protest last night include

the a & p was up 4 and the nasdaq gained 43. 3.1 billion shares on the big board.lactic will be the first publicly traded space travel company. the deal will give anyone riftors a 49% -- give investors a 49% stake. desperate dems from the house judiciary set to subpoena witnesses. >> i would love to have a conversation with jerry nadler so they can see how much of a witch hunt this is. but there were no crimes committed. there was no collusion. there was no obstruction. if they want to know what transpired. let's look at $5 million the hillary clinton campaign paid a law firm to start this and the people responsible for this who abused their power. david: you can catch my show "bulls and bears" right here o cheryl: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories. fresh off criticism from president trump, all eyes will be on jay powell today as he testifies before congress and lays out a case for rate cuts. will we get any indication how those could move? lauren: a fight over friends, at&t launching a new streaming service, hbo max, and they're taking a cult show an its f

gerri willis is at the big board.ut we begin with edward lawrence at the white house where the president just spoke. reporter: the president is delaying new tariffs on chinese imports. he also says huawei will be allowed to buy american good and technology. president trump: i expect him to move it. if he doesn't move that's okay. but i think we have a good chance of making a deal. i think they want to make a deal. they are losing companies that are leaving because they don't want to pay the tariffs. some are moving back to the united states where they belong. reporter: the president at the g20 summit enjoyed the conversation with xi jinping and the chinese liked what they heard. >> the two side agree to restart the china-u.s. trade consultations and the u.s. agreed not to impose new products on chinese tariffs. no one benefits from a trade war or tariffs which cannot solve the problem at all. reporter: the additional tariffs are paused, but could be added once the report from the trade representative's office are fini

liz: let's get to gerri willis at the big board. what a day for our money, gerri. gerri: the markets with all three major averages flirted with sticking with all-time highs before the close. the dow components, microsoft, visa, all hitting all-time highs. 4.5% as the government reported inventories shrank because oil rigs were being evacuated because of bad weather down in the gulf of mexico. amazon hitting 2,000 for the first time since october 1 of last year. liz: labor secretary alex acosta defending his handling of what critics say was a sweetheart plea deal for sex offender jeffrey epstein. this has democrats nancy pelosi and charles schumer demanding acosta resign. reporter: alex acosta saying his. he says he has no plans to step down as labor secretary. >> my relationship with the president is outstanding. my relationship with me and mr. mulvaney, he called me this morning to say our relationship is excellent, too. reporter: acosta says during his tenure as u.s. attorney in florida that his office fought for tougher punishment for epstein and pushed to put h

volume on the big board 2.9 billion shares. crude oil closing flat at $57 a barrel.ten to lou's reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. president trump at the white house defending his environmental record while taking aim at the green new deal. president trump: we are focused on practical exclusions, and more than 100 democrats in congress support the so-called green new deal. we'll defend the environment but we'll also defend american sovereignty, american prosperity, and we'll defend american jobs. david: that's it for us tonight, corey lewandowski and walid phares are among our guests. you can catch "bulls and bears" at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. thanks lauren: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stores rise. president trump hosting the amiro qatar at the white house today amid the u.s. standoff with iran. will the president push him on tehran and the nuclear escalation. cheryl: clash on capitol hill as lawmakers get ready to argue the census citize citizenship q. we are live in washington. cheryl: president trump's attempt to for force ph

taking the big board in the new york stock exchange the dow jones up less than a quarter of a percentnts. the nasdaq and the s&p dropping after posting big gains last week. the nasdaq is at 8274 down about a half of a percent. the s&p 500 at 3020 done about a quarter of a percent. we have a lot of companies reporting earnings. the 10 hour work day may be dangerous for your help. according to a new health study, working at least one 10 hour day per week increases your chances of having a stroke by 30%. scientists at the french national institute of health and medical research study the heart health of workers. they say people operating at 10 hours or more a day for 50 days out of the year had an increase in heart health issues. during that time of the survey more than 1000 strokes were reported. >> people who believe in the health benefits of satilla reduce may want to had to costco. it is now selling coldpressed celery juice. the bundle costs $150. that is a little more than eight dollars a piece. the bottles indicate the juice have a lot to offer including hydration, energy, electrol

. >>> taking a look at the big board the dow is up 284 points. >>> great news if you suffer from allergiestinue to watch pollen levels drop. low to medium over the next several days and we are almost out of allergy season. l taabwhat you can expect for the week ahead. >> as far as traffic is concerned you are not out of that. mobile five is sitting in it. stuck in the approach to the bay bridge, it is slow and go. that's the result of compounding accidents this morning as the bridge is yet to recover. looking at the bridges this morning you are a 15 minute ride from the maze to the other side. it's not a great situation there. >> facebook is proving details on its effort to prevent interference in the election after a host of problems last time around. they are working on new protections against voter interference and is adding a policy that prohibits ads urging people not to vote. they will tighten policies surrounding offensive material. >>> alcohol use among teens is down but still problematic. by the end of 12th great, 53% of students consumed more than just a few sips coand 43% of 12t

. >>> check that big board. now we're up 74 points.k at that bottom right-hand corner of your screen. apple is now up $11 a share. that contributes mightily to -- what did you say? susan: are we a trillion? stuart: $220.68. if that's the price apple hits, apple is worth a trillion dollars. at that value, it's contributing well over 60 points to the dow industrials which are up 60 points. >>> all right. a video and it's going viral as they say. one youngster learning the hard life lesson about money while playing monopoly. wait until you see how this kid reacted when he learned how much he would have to pay in taxes. i like this kid. >>> millenials say dating has gotten way too expensive. with a lot of them saying the high costs are keeping them from finding love. believe it or not, "varney & company" is going to tackle that one. >>> the democrat candidates going after president trump at the debate last night branding him a racist. a new poll shows more than half of all women agree with that assessment. kayleigh mcenany, rnc lady, what

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stuart: check the big board. high of the day, straight up, look at that.hirds of 1%, 174 points up. i see 28 of the dow 30 in the green. only two are in the red. >>> big pharma scores a victory in the fight with president trump over lowering drug prices. a judge striking down the president's plan to require drug makers to show prices in tv ads. doc siegel explains it all after this. ♪ most of us don't know how much data we use, but we all know we're paying too much for it. enter xfinity mobile. america's best lte with the most wifi hotspots, combined for the first time. when you're near an xfinity hotspot, you're connected to wifi, saving on data. when you're not, you pay for data by the gig. use a little, pay a little. use a lot, just switch to unlimited. get $400 back when you buy the new lg g8. call, visit or click today. stuart: how about this. florida's issued a rabies lert f alert for the area near disney's epcot. susan: a feral cat tested positive for rabies and the health department is warning to be careful, especially during the summer months as f

all right let's take a look at the big board for you, the tao is a up but just slightly.t has not changed a lot. the nasdaq is down about 4.3% and so the s&p, about the same. it seems to be a concern today the trade war with china president donald trump said earlier there's a long way to go and he did not close the door on more tariffs and could be an additional 225 billion worth of tariffs on chinese goods if we want to. that has investors a little wary and affecting the market. >>> facebook stock slightly up, executives are in washington currently defending the plan to create its own digital currency. david marcus is the executive meeting facebook's labor project who testified this morning, marcus promised that facebook will separate personal and financial data. the trump administration has been concerned about libra and other crypto currencies. democratic senator sherry brown of ohio asked if the employees would invest their own money in libra. >> senator, it's not meant to compete with bank accounts, we would for instance not pay interests at is like cash digital cash

big board meeting sunday.n the past, sometimes that wraps up early, sometimes, they take it until midnight. how contentious is the meeting going to be? steve: i don't think it will be contentious. the investorsow, are backing the plan, the members have questions, because it is sweeping. it is their job to ask questions. i don't think it will be contentious. everyone knows they have run out of options. the only thing left to do is a strong restructuring program. that is what they will present. i think it will come to a conclusion. guy: early wrap up, ok. thank you. coverage coming up out of frankfurt monday, i assure you. president trump speaking to reporters moments ago. >> happy about it. we're going to be breaking records, if we had a fed that would lower interest rates, we would be like a rocketship. we are paying a lot of interest. it is unnecessary. we don't have a fed that knows what they're doing. it is one of those little things. if we had a fed that would lower rates, you would have a rocketship. pres

volume on the big board 2.9 billion shares. crude oil closing flat at $57 a barrel.ou's reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. president trump at the white house defending his environmental record while taking aim at the green new deal. president trump: we are focused on practical exclusions, and more than 100 democrats in congress support the so-called green new deal. we'll defend the environment but we'll also defend american sovereignty, american prosperity, and we'll defend american jobs. david: that's it for us tonight, corey lewandowski and walid phares are among our guests. you can catch "bulls and bears" at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. thanks for joining us. [♪] trish: i.c.e. is standing ready to deport one million illegal immigrants. before the left gets up in arms over it. they should look at the president who has the record for the most of deportations in a year. it's not president trump. former acting i.c.e. director tom homan joins us. the president touting the strong economy today at the white house. >> since the election we dev

. >>> let's take a look at the big board. the dow up 107 points.omething we have not seen in a while. we will look at the stock market and keep following it for today's ups and the downs. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good thursday morning. let's head outside in fremont. nice and sunny as you step out the door but that sunshine is going to heat things up today. a little warmer than yesterday. we'll be at 78 degrees at 1:00. some of our inland valleys reaching near 90 degrees. we'll talk about that and the weekend ahead coming up in less than five minutes. >>> across the bay we are looking at palo alto. 101 picks up in volume a tad bit. there are folks waiting at the university onramp at southbound 101. we will check in on the crash in fremont coming up. >>> 6:43 right now. new overnight, two people in custody accused of leading police through a late-night chase. this was a high speed chase in a stolen car. at one point deputies say they sailed past san jose airport with speeds reaching 90 miles per hour. a man and woman ran from the car a

let's go to the big board and see how we are doing. earnings of driving the market the dow dropping 100 points. the nasdaq is down 55 points and the s&p lower by 11 points. back to you. >> jason brooks. thank you. >>> we have new video at a friends. check it out. the former jetski champion attempting to cross the english channel on a jet powered sideboard. unfortunately he fell into the water about halfway across the list channel. thankfully he was not hurt.>> that is a good thing but how scary is that. >> i wonder how far he got because i could be a mode of transportation for some of those in the bay area where there are big delays. >>> let's start with a new accident on the peninsula. southbound 101 just past san bruno. let's get right down to that would. you can see what i mean it started to slow things down a little bit. even as you are headed onto 380, so and go. it just popped into the rest of the slow speeds you are experiencing. this one is still causing delays. is at least one lane blocked along with the shoulder at a mac stre