my phone's still buzzing as you can hear it it's boop, boop, boop. >> how are you folding now considering all of the support that you've gotten from people? >> it's like everybody's support got me up and at this compute somewhere just responding back and just smiling and staying happy, because there's a lot of feedback. i don't know how everything went everywhere but i'm happy that it did. hopefully somebody does realize there's more to chemo than getting injected and i'm just at a loss of words, i'm sorry. >> no. >> you feel loved? >> yes. i'm loved by, you know, a particular amount of people, but now it's like, wow, the world is on you, like a lot of people are commenting. that's a lot of love. i'm a big guy. so if i can give a big hug to everybody, i'll give the biggest bear hug in the world. all of the support and prayers and love definitely had my backbone when i was in bed. >> if you're wondering when a really good day to buy a lottery ticket is, think a day like this would probably be a good time. watch these trucks carrying concrete beams. they're pretty loaded. look at the green

it also featured betty boop. >>> matthew fox is 48.nd vincent testorri is 68. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today." have a great monday. >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> well good morning everyone, it is monday, once again, 4:30 in the morning, i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to, i'm anticipating a hot one today, christina. >> oh yeah, it is going to be warm. today will be the warmest of the week. good morning to you, happy monday. i want to help you get out that front day or a good note this morning. right now we have some really, really nice weather out there. 59 in san francisco, 48 in half-moon bay, just an hour to the east, you get into livermore, 67 degrees this morning. so got some big changes soming to your forecast. hottest day of the week. the place t

we appreciate you booping on the programme. >>> july 2nd, 1954, on it date 50 years ago president lippedon johnson signed the civil rights act into war, making it illegal to distril nate based on racing colour sex and national ormgin. half a century lair, how much has changed. >> randall pinkston porps. >> i urge every american to join in this effort to bring justice and hope to all our people. >> reporter: july 2nd, 1954, president lundon johnson surrounded by congressional leaders souped a law that was supposed to fix what a civil war left updone. >> prior to 1964 the united states lived with rachial apartheid and particularly in the south, african-americans were nod capable of enjoying the rights that all other americans enjoyed. in other ward, they were second-class citizens. they had 11 sections aimed at providing african minister and other legal equality. title 2 outlawed distrim nicks, hotel, motels, restaurants, theatres, no more separate waiting rooms. title four gave the u.s. attorney-general power to segregate the schools, title 7 outlawed employment discrimination. the battle f

. >> ambassador, thank you for booping on the programme. we appreciate it. >>> a human rites attorney joins us from san francisco. anything that you want to respond to that the ambassador said. >> absolutely. i want to respond to almost everything. i know our time it limited. i'll begin by saying the root cause of conflict is that israel from contension has continued on a colonial policy of requiring more land, removing is dispossessing the palestinianians, and those that remain are captive, truncated within small swaths of lapped and underan oppress if system that deem them as second-class citizens and themming lijable at worse. as we see happening now. >> there's a lot of people, israelis that agree with you and the principle that the second is provocative. if hamas is the only organization. the palestinianian authorities condemn it. there's hamas saying there's not anything wrong with this. i think that hamas is a scare crow and it kund help my position to continue this manoeuvring. i can't imagine if hamas came out and don demed the kid

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fact, today's move is now widening the distance between the yield on our ten and the yield on the booplevel not seen in 15 years, the summer of 1999. i was on the floor in the preopening, dow popped, came back a bit. look at dax, it popped at 815, gave it back, and we'll monitor stocks. pounds versus the dollars, best levels since halloween of 2008. carl, back to you. >> thank you very much, rick santelli. >>> when we return, alibaba, this year's most anticipated ipos, but will investors buy the stock? a new survey actually says no. details on that coming up. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ >>> just one day away from jobs thursday, meaning another chance for you to nail the number, win a prize. tweet predictions from nonforeign payrolls, use the hasht hashtag, nail the number, and in honor of the jobs report on a thursday, we're giving away a throwback thursday prize, a time lapse v