cheryl? >> david a few other stories on our radar this afternoon. secretary of state john kerry signaling there will not be a nuclear agreement with iran by friday. that complicates american efforts to implicate a deal with congress able to invoke 60-period. secretary kerry will not be rushed. >> we're not going to sit at the negotiating table forever. we also recognize we shouldn't get up and leave simply because the clock strikes midnight. >> meanwhile pope francis is in bolivia on the fifth day of a three-day nation tour of south america and a mass for hundreds of thousands. he reminded followers of their moral duty to help the poor. >>> and doors that can fly open and sunroofs that fall out, problems leading to apparent recalls involving 66,000 land rovers. it affects 2013 to '16 range rover and 2014 range rover sport where doors can unlatch mid dive. dealers fix the problem next month. david: we'll see if that happens. hundreds of americans traveling to syria to fight for extremists but

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cheryl: let me pick up on that.we first met back -- in 2007, we were with him and the economic policy of the time, is it politics? is this what you do? go after the rich, wall street, and -- then you go sooner. >> if you were anti market, why would you be trying to just readjust people to be longer-term investors instead of short-term investors. >> bernie sanders -- >> why did you come up with this event was so great? >> i think it is a good idea. >> it is because you are smart, you are enjoying your life. >> he knows this is nonsense. >> you don't need to get away from just hearing about quarterly earnings. >> carl icahn is the bad guy. >> didn't say that. >> we have somebody -- >> you heard him. >> carl icahn is a bad guy. cheryl: very funny. austan goolsbee, it was good to see you. thank you for being here. charlie gasparino, never boring with either of you. coming up secretary of state john kerry, now saying, to be more isolated, count down coming right back. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack f

i'm cheryl casone &-ampersand cheryl casone &-ampersand the smiths. can catch them are at the top of the hour on "mornings with maria." i'm joined by lauren simonetti and nicole petallides. good morning to all of you in bulk onto "fbn:am" from your first look at what is moving and what to expect for your day ahead. greece's parliament has approved a harsh package of austerity measures easing the way for a much needed rest defined. lawmakers voting 22964 which includes pension cuts and tax hikes but thousands of people protested outside several hundred demonstrators attacking police and damaging cars. bruce expect it to be the main topic at the policymaking that the european central bank. it is just the first week of earnings season ended a tense rolling out. nicole: continuing to be the stock of the year. they keep adding subscribers. a wreck at 3.3 million. that brings us worldwide total to $65.5 million groveling. oveling. he believes netflix can reach his goal by 2017. what keeps them coming as the content. new shows like marvel, frankie and season

cheryl is always about people. she managed the people-oriented part of the business, the customer service section for a while. one of the things about her involvement with water reuse is that she started getting very interested in the ethical implication of water supply decisions that were being made. and really did some pioneering work, if you google her, you will find publication references all over of the place of the work she did in that and very much a precursor to the triple bottom line kind of thinking that we're looking at today. there were some of us way back then, who thought ethics in water? what is the nexus here? is it contracting? no, that is not what it was about. she moved the needle on that significantly. so i have said it before and i will say it again, thank you very much for that contribution to the puc. >> thank you >> we do have something to present, do we not? >> we do have something to present, but before we present it, i just wanted to add that cheryl and i worked very closely together for

cheryl: it's amazing. chicken is marinated in louisiana spices and made chris crispy batter that you love. alix: it's the batter and it is fried. what's not to love? cheryl: the different salads. alix: joe ate his weight in fried chicken after that taping. i ratted you out. ♪ alix: don't miss this -- contagion. where is it? not in europe. look at the positive outflows between spain and greece. track each other for years and then greased the verges -- greece diverges now. joe: that's basically the whole story of what's going on in europe. alix: you are headed to athens tomorrow. what are you most excited about? joe: we will be doing a live special on sunday evening live from athens. everyone's got to watch it. thanks for watching. alix: we will be back here on monday. happy fourth. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." we begin with our continuing coverage of the greek debt crisis. prime minister alexis tsipras gave a speech today, after he offered a new w proposal to the eurozone.

cheryl: of course, . the results of the fbi investigation that dylan should not have legally been able to buy a gun. his background check did not pick up a charge for possession that would have made him ineligible. south carolina takes down the confederate flag chanting usa s they loved her death leg -- lower the flag. dying of a heart attack in cairo the actor was in numerous films including funny girl. lawrence of arabia. that is how i will remember him. >> key is the best. >> concerning details on the plains of the u.s. colonel oliver north joins us exclusively. >> 22 million americans act that is forced out the agency you want to see this. to break you face-to-face with a stranger. [ male announcer ] we know they're out there. you can't always see them. but it's our job to find them. the answers. the solutions. the innovations. all waiting to help us build something better. something more amazing. a safer, cleaner, brighter future. at boeing, that's what building something better is all about. ♪ sumor

cheryl really has been the driving force behind it. so i'm very sorry to see her go, because it's truly a success. she ran an open house here last year and literally hundreds and hundreds of people attends those open houses. she has been recognized across our industry by different associations. she was actually a founding member of the water reuse association of northern california and president of that association for a number of years and very interested in diversifying our water supply as well and as been recognized by her colleagues as well for that. it's very sad to see cheryl retiring because of her wealth of knowledge and she is always one to be open and free with information to all of us who are working here today. so that i say congratulations cheryl, on your retirement and hopefully if you would like to come up and say a few words, we would like to hear from you. [ applause ]

cheryl herd joins us live where the suspect is being held there tonight, cheryl? police released a surveillance tape. tonight, they need the if you believe lyric's shortly after the deadly shooting in hey waird. >> ooerlt it fits in a puzzle and we put it in and out of our kas e case. >> right now, a cig inform kantd lead in the case. that's while they'd like to talk to the owner or the person behind the wleel the night ser jebt e jebt e jent lungoh was gunned down. >> mark estrada is from his client's family. >> estrada end ds up in a low skl smopt. >> i think his parter in is doing as well as he could be doing under the circumstances. you don't have to know anybody the they that we do to honor them. show says her son was a good son and has a good hard e heart. reporting live cheryl herd, nbc bay area news. >> they recall e cheryl, thank you. tomorrow marks day three of the rack r rabble ral fire. and not just napa, but also solono and yolo counties feeling the impact. >> what we can see, lots of smoke and lots of ash. >> held kopters race to get final wood drops

if you look at cheryl at theon's report last night, it was fine. she thought that the press was covering me fairly unfairly and she stated that. i republican her as a reporter. i got a stand ovation, the biggest ovation they had all weekend. it was wonderful to see. nobody was insulted. what happened is, later on, the republican candidates, some of whom are registering 1%, they're extremely upset and they're extremely upset when the nevada numbers came out, too. >> mr. trump, let's go back to this issue of john mccain and you're talking about the cheryl atkinson, you said, he's war hero he was captured, perhaps, he's a war hero. a short bio of john mccain, he was shot down in 1967 on his 23rd bombing mission over north vietnam, he fractured both legs and an arm and nearly drowned when he parachuted into a lake. his shoulder was crushed. he was beaten, tortured and interrogated. the north vietnamese offered him early release for propaganda purposes, he refused until every man was taken. you do not think that this is a war hero, captured or not. >> i

cheryl: even at this level? >> absolutely to generate a tremendous amount of cash they have not begun to monetize those assets you are seeing a of a great uptake even the basic search numbers are coming around to clean up the quality of those search results and now the new cfo. >> now looking ahead to next week. >> it is sure to move markets but the dow component is the headline grabber after that gangbuster report may be more so than if they were not such a huge report caterpillar and mcdonald's and starbucks but mcdonald's franchisees' fill out a survey with said decade though of confidence the stock is under stress. >> we will talk about mcdonald's and no little that. david: we have the busy week next week. trying to smooth things over with the saudis a big meeting at the white house the first as a nuclear deal with iran. >> still no word on tom brady's appeal will the commissioners surprise fans on a friday night? not the first time. also a closer look at pluto in feeling new images after the spacecraft took

cheryl. >> hello and good saturday, everyone.t a whole lot of severe weather happening today, but we're going to take you live, chicago, this morning, checking in with you. it's going to be a busy weekend, taste of chicago. there's beautiful lake michigan and the skyline starting off there, 66 degrees. temperatures for you climbing to near 80 degrees. enjoy because showers and storms will be moving in for the second part of the weekend so we are looking at the potential for a flooding threat. and you can see this bull's-eye right along i-80 in parts of north central illinois. this is where we will find the potential for 1 to 2 inches of rain late tonight into early sunday, so plan ahead for that. also included in that parts of the upper midwest. now, the summer heat is returning. we have heat advisories in place for parts of the central portion of the country with heat index values climbing above 100 degrees tomorrow into monday. so prepare for that. know what you can do to stay cool. look at these heat index values for parts of

nbc bay area cheryl herd is on the scene. cheryl, it must be so emotional for these families tonight. >> very emotional, raj. as you said, eight homes destroyed. you can see the devastation behind me. this is like an oasis. it's surrounded by water. the volunteer firefighters got some if not all of the water, from the pond right here. but the dried grass is right out there. and that's what got these folks in trouble. >>. >> the wind was blowing and the fire was just growing massively. >> from our chopper you could see planes moving fast. >> there was, like five people and trying to get all of the roots and all the palm trees, like the embers were traveling from one tree to another. >> 15-20 mile an hour winds fuelled the fire. what started out as a roadside yasz fire quickly spread to sacramento county. >> it started raining fire on us. we just had to get out of there. >> we had a propane explosion. >> seven families wrout a place to live tonight. >> is your home okay? >> no. we had a lot of antiques. a lot of valuable stuff.

cheryl really has been the driving force behind it. so i'm very sorry to see her go, because it's truly a success. she ran an open house here last year and literally hundreds and hundreds of people attends those open houses. she has been recognized across our industry by different associations. she was actually a founding member of the water reuse association of northern california and president of that association for a number of years and very interested in diversifying our water supply as well and as been recognized by her colleagues as well for that. it's very sad

in for rob from wls 7 in chicago one of our favorite stations, the meteorologist cheryl scott, hey, cherylis not a whole lot of severe weather happening today. we'll take you live chicago checking in with you it's going to be a busy weekend taste of chicago there's beautiful lake michigan and the skyline 66 degrees. temperatures climbing to 80 degrees enjoy because showers and thunderstorms move in for the second part of the weekend. we're looking at the potential for flooding threat there's a bus eye along i-80 along central parts of illinois where we'll find one to two inches of rain late tonight and into early sunday. parts included in that the upper midwest. we have heat advisory in place for the central portion of the county with heat climbing 100 degrees into monday. prepare for that. look at the heath index values for the parts of the southeast. we'll have temperatures climbing into the 90s be it will feel like 100 degrees. the way to escape the heat go to area beaches. northeast high temperatures in the low to mid # -- 80s with plenty of golden sunshine. that's the a look across th

adam: cheryl casone with "risk & reward." cheryl? cheryl: welcome to "risk & reward."heryl casone in for deirdre bolton tonight. this hour president obama announces the opening of a u.s. embassy in cuba saying it will quote, begin a new chapter with our neighbors in the americas. we'll find out how this new relationship could affect our economy. >>> greek prime minister alexis tsipras is telling creditors he is ready to accept most of their conditions to settle the nation's debt but is the deal still on the table? we'll bring you latest breaking news from athens. >>> plus the justice department is investigating whether airlines are conspiring to keep

cheryl is always about people.she managed the people-oriented part of the business, the customer service section for a while. one of the things about her involvement with water reuse is that she started getting very interested in the ethical implication of water supply decisions that were being made. and really did some pioneering work, if you google her, you will find publication references all over of the place of the work she did in that and very much a precursor to the triple bottom line kind of thinking that we're looking at today. there were some of us way back then, who thought ethics in water? what is the nexus here? is it contracting? no, that is not what it was about. she moved the needle on that significantly. so i have said it before and i will say it again, thank you very much for that contribution to the puc. >> thank you >> we do have something to present, do we not? >> we do have something to present, but before we present it, i just wanted to add that cheryl and i worked very closely together for m

cheryl, dan? >> okay sandy, thanks very much. >> just ahead, what researchers say is leading to an increase in hooka use among american teenagers. >> on flight 370, what we learned about the piece of that wing with the position of the flap reveals about how the jet might have gone down. also breaking fbi's plea for help tonight. bank bandit with ak 47. four banks, six states. and the beloved tv actress rushed to the hospital. >> and a convent up for sale. >>> eight eight people who chained themselves together in the office of senator diane feinstein were arrested this afternoon. they were rallying in opposition to what they say is senator feinstein's support of anti-immigration legislation following the murder of kate steinly at pier 14. organizers say legislation proposed by feinstein would cause serious civil rights violations. >> keep the progress going and -- [ inaudible ] >> part of senator feinstein's statement issued after the pier 14 shooting is quote we should focus on convicting criminal

cheryl herd is tracking the new twist in which is a very strange case. cheryl? >> reporter: well this case is definitely unique. vallejo police aren't saying much but new evidence keeps coming in. >> you are looking at an f.b.i. search warant given the feds permission to look into a unit linked to matthew mueller at central south storage. in it they found five drones, remote controls a video camera a mattress pad with stains and dukt tape. as we continue to uncover new information, vallejo police are not saying much after federal authorities revealed that they have a suspected in the kidnap for ransom case. >> the f.b.i. does not want us making any comments on this case what so ever. >> lawyers want an apology for nots believing their clients. >> the statement that mr. quinn provided was such an incredible story, we initially had a hard time believing it. >> that was vallejo police disz missing the case in march. >> it's very difficult for the police department. >> form erp san francisco police chief and current school of management director anthony rivera sayin

i'm cheryl jennings, have a great week. we'll see you next time.and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. >>> did you shoot? kate steinle last wednesday? >> yes. >> an accused killer in san francisco is admitting to the crime and telling us where he got the gun. he talks only to abc7 news. >> hello, i'm katie marzullo. 32-year-old kate type lewas shot and killed wednesday on pier 14 near the ferry building where cornell bernard is live with an interv

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sandra: thank you, cheryl.he markets this morning, a lot of action especially overseas. european markets rising for the ninth straight day. you're watching germany this morning. >> yeah, watching germany. they benefit from lower euro. the euro is down from 1.12 to 1.08. look at bayer, daimler. they are big exporters. they're an export oriented nation. look at daimler, first quarter deliverables were up for mercedes-benz. adidas, their sales were up 24% in north america. strip out the currency up 7%. they're benefiting from it. jpmorgan has a 13,000 price target on the dacs. it is trading 11,700. good news out of greece is good news for germany. sandra: put this in broader perspective. greek banks opening today. asian markets, china still trying to stem losses there. government still stepping in. globally are we going to see markets settle down here. is concern over greece's demise, is it over? >> it is not over at all. they're actually kicking the can up a hill and it will still come back to them. they're only

cheryl. >> a big fat greek no. no bailout for greece as the country overwhelmingly rejects a rescue package from its creditors and european central bank is not having it. ecb said it will not give anymore cash to greek banks giving concerns that greece could go completely bankrupt. ashley webster still on the ground this afternoon in athens. he has the latest. good evening, ashley. >> good evening to you, cheryl. tomorrow will prove to be a pivotal day. we said that so often about the greek story but tomorrow i really think it comes down to some tough talk, some tough negotiating. i got to tell you, this evening we saw german chancellor angela merkel having dinner with french president francois hollande in paris. they gave a statement after their meeting about greece. i think it showed the split between the two. the french wanting to be far more cordial towards greece and reforms that it would require. germany being very adamant about that they are not going to negotiate until there is something on the table to neg

don't miss cheryl on fox business network. xxl." he let kevin mccarthy in on a secret to those special dance moves. look at kevin's outfit. i love it. he's got a fourth of july suit on and all the information about "magic mike." >>> on this day in 1863, gettysburg. and 1995 remember "water falls" tlc number one song in america. ♪ ♪ ♪ [music] defiance is in our bones. new citracal pearls. delicious berries and cream. soft, chewable, calcium plus vitamin d. only from citracal. >>> well the box office, woo. look at that. it is heating up. the sequel to the hit "magic mike" now in theaters finally. >> finally. now." magic mike xxl" brings back. now can performance lead up to hype? these are the questions we obsess here on "fox & friends." joining us with the answer. >> good morning to you. tucker very excited about "magic mike". >> i can't go to sleep. >> this is the one you've been waiting for. i sat down with two of the stars, channelling tatum and twitch, a dancer. there's a scene in the film where they're mirroring each other'

sandra: thank you, cheryl. coming up we'll tell you on amazing new discount on ford's most popular truck. the reason why they're attempting to drum up demand. ♪ everywhere you look, it strategy is now business strategy.? and a partnership with hp can help you accelerate down a path created by people, technology and ideas. to move your company from what it is now... to what it needs to become. sandra: ford offering massive discounts for its new a aluminum bodied f-150 pickup. nicole petallides with the details. nicole. >> the f-150 is always a favorite, but the f-150 ford is getting some discounts up to $10,000. this is an effort to boost sales of struggling new aluminum bodied f-150 ford pickup truck. the u.s. sales for the pickup have been sliding recently, falling nearly 9% last month. ford is blaming these poor sales numbers on low inventory numbers caused by conversion of two production plants. so ford has said actually only half of its normal inventory has been available. they're trying to ramp up producti

nbc bay area cheryl herd is live in san francis code. cheryl, it was a powerful night. >> it was, indeed. i'm right down the street from high top's bar. and inside was pretty crowd day for a wednesday night. the people inside waiting for caitlin jenner to make history. >> you know, it is an honor to have the word courage associated with my life. but, on this night, another word comes to mind. and that is forchew gnat. >> a captivating public day view for caitlin jenner. it's the kind of arena she dominated as a gold medallist. >> i trained hard. i competed hard. for that, people respected me. trans people deserve something vital. they deserve your respect. >> the speech at tonight's espy awards covered a wide range of ole emotion from the heart faumt. >> the biggest fear of coming out was i never wanted to hurt anyone else. most of all, my family and my kids. i always wanted my children to be so proud of their dad for what he was able to accomplish in his life. >> to the light hearted. >> picking out this outfit, okay, girls, i get it. y

reporting live in fremont, cheryl herd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. tomorrow, the bay area will have the first chance to say good-bye to a fallen hey ward office. the viewing is from 4:00 to 9 cloek. the suspect in his case has been arrested. >> a county judge has declared a police trial today. today, that jury was supposed to begin deciding if he was to be sentenced to death. after a series of issues. >> now to our continuing coverage of housing crisis in san francisco. high demand, short supply. but things could be changing soon. passing legislation today that would allow inlaw units to be bimt. there will also be a housing measure in the upcoming ballot. if passed that would make it city policy to use surplus, city-owned property for affordable housing. >> coming up next, down the drain. the reason why one water district left millions of gallons of drinking waterer go to waste in the midst of our drought. >> and a world famous lion killed in a wild of controversy surrounding a midwest dentist. a new season brings a new look. a chance to try somethi

i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley.has been a devastating and emotional day for the family of kate steinly. police tell us she was shot at random in san francisco. abc 7 news reporter is live in pleasanton where kate grew up and her family, of course, utterly shattered. chris? >> reporter: dan and cheryl the family is just in absolute disbelief tonight. we spoke to kate's brother earlier today. he said kate had a smile that just lit up the entire room from the moment she walked in. he called her the most caring wonderful, loving person that he has ever known. tonight in old town a community learning about the death of one of their own. 32-year-old kate steinly lived in san francisco but lived in this close knit town. her older brother, brad spoke to us about his family's loss. >> cherish the people in your life and who you love and tell them you love them because i will never get to tell my sister that i love her again. >> reporter: a 2001 graduate kate made her way to the city working as a medical device sales represen

in the report it said from cheryl, four times, i said, he is a hero, but you know, people choose selective pieces, if you read what i say, if you watch

cheryl casone, thank you are in most asian are lower. document downward trend to rollout emergency measures here tracey chan, reporter for chinese state television joins us live with the latest there. reporter: good morning to you, sandra. greece's resounding no to austerity measures where we see a sea of red with the inception of the markets. the nikkei composite opened higher today after the government announced a series of measures to support the market. the index remains very volatile through the day and eventually ended 2.4% higher. hong kong markets tanked on greece with the hang seng down more than 3%. moving to tokyo, japanese shares moved lower on eurozone concerns. the nikkei lost about 2%. after varoufakis resigned we saw the yen moving lower. in south korea, the kospi didn't escape to sell off either. index down 2.4%. back to you, sandra. sandra: tracey chan, thank you. the shanghai composite you've got to put in is up nearly 14% this year but extremely volatile to passable trading sessions we have seen there. up 5% one day,

cheryl? >> well those roberts entered into this store in this door at about closing time last night. they had on masks and they had handguns. it was scary. but the owner of this store says she's allowing her clerk to speak out because she wants more police presence in her neighborhood. >>. >> you are looking at surveillance video of two men who walked in thursday night with their faces covered and handguns. the store clerk says she was counting money right before the robbery. >> translator: they took money from the registers, our safe box and even my personal purse. i thought to myself, they're going to kill me. >> the clerk says she was frightened, but did everything she could to stay calm. >> they didn't speak spanish. they only spoke english. i could not open the registers. and so they got antsy and that's when they hit me in the back of my head. >> in all, four men got away with an undisclosed amount of money and grocery store records. casar spszpasqaul owns the grocery store next to the

maria: keith mccullough and cheryl casone, cheryl casone is looking at the other headlines of the morning starting with the confederate flag officially coming down in south carolina. cheryl: at finally after all the amendments were added to that bill, it was a ridiculous but they finally passed the measure to move the flag with a strong majority at 1:00 a.m. eastern time. the bill is sent to republican governor iniki and, the flag could be removed later this morning. we will keep you posted lebron statue of bill cosby has been removed from walt disney world's hollywood studios king park after his admission he gave quaaludes to one one and he wanted to have sex with, the comedian and actor has no longer publish the agency see a a has parted ways with bill cosby. that happened last year after 2 dozen women accused him of dragging or raping them. finally this is incredible, this is affecting new yorkers in particular, two people fatally struck by a railroad train, it happened earlier this morning in queens according to reports from the mta. the victims who have not been identified trying to

cheryl: it is cheryl casone, good to talk to you again.at a lot of buying especially in south florida by chinese buyers. i don't know if you follow what happened with the chinese stock market but there is the theory in real-estate circles that a lot of chinese that were hurt in the stock market yesterday will end up selling a lot of their u.s.-based real-estate holdings because they need the cash and maybe if you answer that question is there any chance that rumor could potentially come to fruition especially in florida? >> it is too soon to answer that question because especially in south florida we have just begun to see the chinese buyers coming to south florida whereas on the west coast you see that a lot more. they will be more affected by it than we will on the east coast specifically in south florida, but i could potentially see that affecting real estate prices on the west coast but i don't think it will affect us just yet. charles: the big thing is we need millennials, we know there's household formation, you just alluded to it, w

thank you for your recognition of my personal work on this and also i'll recognize my colleague, cheryl brinkman for her work on this, i would like to move the item as it is. >> is there a second? >> i'll second it. >> before we vote, last eve nij i i talk today director ramos would couldn't be here, he's on a business commitment, he wanted me to express his enthusiastic support on the proposal as is, and i appreciate the staff work, the huge amount of outreach that's going into this so i will support it as well, we have a motion and a second, a ul in favor, say aye. >> aye. opposed? no. the motion passes. [applause]. >> chairman, moving on, item 13, adopting ceqa find x for the balboa park station area plan, amending transportation code, division ii, section 601 to designate a transit only lane at all times on geneva avenue between delano avenue and the i-280 overpass in the out bound/westbound direction only and approving parking and trafficker modifications related to implementing a new transit only lane and a left turn lane along the 8 bayshore muni transit corridor and you do not h

cheryl, thank you. office this weekend talking movies and entertainment as they had to break about listening to tom cruise notable movie moments. >> i feel the need, the need for speed. >> i need to feel you, jerry. show me the money. >> show me the money. cloud gives our team the power to instantly deliver critical information to people, whenever they need it. here at accuweather, we get up to 10 billion data requests every day. the cloud allows us to scale up so we can handle that volume. we can help keep people safe; and to us that feels really good. maria: welcome back. happy friday. a heat wave hitting the east coast. fox news made her relatives maria molina with temperatures across the country. seven good morning, maria. also across the plains and pacific northwest. many areas at temperatures above average for the summer and the scorcher of a weekend out there. we are already seeing temperatures climbing into the 90s as far north as new york city in the plains widespread triple digits in the upper

on that note we send it over to cheryl scott. she's in for rob this morning. big welcome to you. >> thank you so much. so happy to be here. yesterday in new york city prime weather for that parade so con gats to them. now we are looking at the threat for severe storms but woo do have video for you. this is out in denver chorus field late last night at the baseball game lots of lightning here. the fans were evacuated for a period of time right after the game ended, but they stuck around because after the thunder and lightning they had a fireworks show so the fans lucky, two light shows and the severe risk for storms in place, where, eastern north carolina. concerned here because the heat will be on in a lot of you heading to area beaches. some lightning cannot be ruled out late afternoon and evening. also, a greater enhanced rick for severe storms tomorrow. where? the upper midwest through parts of central illinois and the ohio valley. this is also where we could see gusty winds, large hail and a brief tornado. minneapolis, you are in the bull's-eye for the zon

cheryl cooky, deborah slaner larkin, we appreciate it. >> thank you.much. >> ifill: fourth of july brought parades, patriotism and even a few fireworks to the campaign trail. no better time, then for politics monday, our weekly look at the state of the campaign. joining me tonight: tamara keith of n.p.r. and susan page of "usa today." ladies, let's follow the money. let's talk about what some of these candidates have said they have been raising. we see that in the three-month period people have been measuring, hillary clinton says she's raised $45 million, bernie sanders in that same period of time, for someone who has not been a real challenge to her on some levels $15 million, ted cruz $14 million and $14 million. >> hillary clinton has been doing big fundraisers, $2,700 fundraisers per head, the max someone can get from the primary. she's done three or four fundraisers a day where if you add it up it's, like, $1 million in a single day. at the same time she's been trying to get a lot of small donors and when this number came out, her campaign was ca

cheryl, thank you, indeed.k to you shortly. >> back to the iran deal congressman lee zelldan, republican much new york. he called it a historic mistake, do you agree with that? >> it's a bad deal it's insulting the way the president during his announcement this morning was talking about how there would be 24/7 anytime, anywhere inspections, that's just false. so the american public needs to make our minds up for our selves and reject the deal. >> congressman that's the key point, verification and now, did the president say, 24/7 anytime anyplace inspections just like that? because if he said that that's not accurate. >> he said, in one line he said 24/7 and in another line he said anytime, anywhere and he spent several sentences talking about the inspections piece where if you actually look at the text of the agreement and what's very important is the iranians whether or not they agree with the text of the english version which we're all reviewing, regardless, it doesn't talk about how weapons inspectors are go

cheryl casone. cheryl: this hour, talk about a stinker, stocks closing lower. about, apple three indices in the red. president obama going on late-night television dwindling irs. tell tell you what he has to say. presidential candidate rick perry joining news few moments. we'll talk about the latest planned parenthood controversy and donald trump. mr. trump heading to the texas border. what is former governor of tex says say about that. "risk & reward" starting right now.

cheryl scott from chicago is back in for rob today. cheryl, so glad to have you hereby. millions bracing around the country for severe storms. >> the severe risk is heightened late tonight into the day tomorrow. but we're going to take you to some live video of yesterday, we captured the intense rain coming down in parts of minnesota. you can see the heavy rain, the flooding, the flash flooding, this is a concern yet again for the same area across the midwest. let's take you to the maps. severe risk will be in parts of minnesota into northern iowa. violent winds today. with the storms that move through. also, large hail. and a few tornadoes. the severe risk goes into the day tomorrow, too. chicago metro area, you're in the bull's-eye. indianapolis, down to louisville, parts of kentucky. we're talking damaging winds, also tornadoes in the forecast for the day tomorrow. so, you need to have a severe weather safety plan ready to go. severe weather, yes, also excessive heat. we have excessive heat warnings for parts of kansas city and also missouri. heat index values today i

nbc bay area cheryl herd is at police headquarters. cheryl any indication of why this happened? not yet, raj. but, tonight, we're learning more. therp involved in a relationship. we're also learning that one went away to stanford and the other to san diego state. but somewhere along the line, something wents very wrong. >> police got a call of shots fired this morning. when they got there, they found two people dead at the front door. the 19-year-old shooting victim is clear orton. orton graduated last year in walnut creek. she was on break after her freshman year at san diego state university. she had made the dean's list. >> i had picked her up in walnut creek. >> police believe 21-year-old vortex shot and then turned the gun on himself. . >> it's just a tragedy all around. >> walnutl police tell me nay estimate about one killing a year. >> the father of a pleasantton woman shot by what police describe as an undocumented immigrant with a long rap sheet spoke on capitol hill today. he's asking congress to correct loopholes. >> if we save one daughter one son, kate aes e's death

cheryl herd with more. >> reporter: raj, he was a frused personal trainer. tonight, that man is facing sexual assault charges. the arrest happened more than two weekings ago. police are releasing his ho tell. now, the man is william mccowan a self employ fitness trainer. now, the victim's parents reported the alleged assaults on july 6th. mccowan was arrested three days later and booked on multiple sexual assault charges. >> we don't know yet. a t this point, we have one victim who's been identified. if you're a customer of hirz around assaulted, feel free to come forward to the police department. >> now, police right-hand turn saying much about mrk cowan, only that he cement a lot of time in the bay and he's known in the area sitly as the koemp. >> thank you, cheryl. a man accused of killing one of their own. also there, the suspected's family. >> so i'm devastated for the officer who passed away. i'm devil stated for my son. >> that's another the suspected's mother. prosecutors produced enough evidence against estrada which makes him eligible officer the d

. >> and i'm cheryl jennings. the rising temperatures make a lot of people want to go to the beach. santa cruz is already getting crowded. >> heading live to the east bay, it won't be as hot today inland. but it could feel hotter. let's get to meteorologist drew for the story. >> it's harder to cool off in this weather and thus it may feel warmer today than yesterday. nonetheless, it's 93 right now in livermore. 87 in san ramon. 86 in fairfield and 85 in san jose. future temperatures show you by 1:00, 97 in antioch. 90 in napa and petaluma. for that reason a heat advisory in effect until 9:00 tonight for all areas shaded in orange. that means there is the increase for a risk of heat-related illness. coming up, we'll talk about cooler air making its way into the bay area and preview the holiday forecast when i have your full forecast in a few minutes. >>> with another scorcher on tap communities expected to get hot are taking action to keep people and pets safe. matt keller is live at the camden community center in san jose. tough day for outdoor activities. >> reporter: yes, it is.

cheryl herd is live with more on this dangerous discovery. >> according to the d.e.a. honey pot hash labs are popping up more and more. that bye product is known as thc. what makes the process dangerous highly flammable butane gas used in the evaporation progress. >> i went up to them and said hey, we're safe here. >> well, this house was about to blow up. >> that was a concern because a man and woman were critically burned in 2011 in livermoral. they were charged with murder because one person died in the blast. five people were arrested and heavy equipment seized aid long with marijuana plantds, 30 pounds of finished product with a street value of $750,000. >> just tark care of the dogs. >> police released jeff vasilliuos and another roommate. he told me he's not sure what he's being charged with. he also told me everyone in the home is a medical marijuana patient. >> now i'm confused. you're showing me this. and now it's like nothing happened. are we still safe. i just want to know are we safe? >> no word yet on when the case will be handed over to the district atto