cheryl: all right. another big story we are following you this morning. pompeo arriving in north korea overnight. third visit sin kim jong un agreed to give up nuclear weapons. officials say part of the mission is see how committed kim is to promises. they've upgraded nuclear research facility. u.s. officials say there are signs that trade between north korea and china is actually on the rise. we will have more on this later on so. tracee: president trump narrowing the list of supreme court justice nominees. cheryl: blake berman at the white house with the latest names. >> president trump believed to be down to final 3 contenders to replace kennedy, bret kavanaugh is a local, revered by many between the bush orbit. ray on this kethledge and amy cone barrett, based out of chicago, she was put into the post by president trump. clearly not on short list merrick garland who is confirmation process was stimet. that didn't stop chuck schumer that he should nominate garland. it was more like a check the box ki

cheryl all right., again, you know, we are off to races with this brewing trade war with the chinese. as of today investors saying, hey, we'd rather talk about jobs. dow up 132 right now. also we're looking at this story, cryptocurrency, the winklevoss twins haved ad to their ranks. they've hired robert cornish who was the new york stock exchange's chief technology. the facebook famous duo strengthening the management team of their young company, gemini. right now bitcoin is at $6,562. it's not $20,000, $6500 and change, but still these two remain bullish. there they are with liz claman on this program. >>> all right, coming up next, the national job picture steaming ahead, but could president trump's trade war with china put a dent in the gold-plaited employment market? bankrate's chief financial analyst is going to be here when "countdown" comes back. welcome to holiday inn! thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. save up to 15% when you book early

cheryl: welcome back.et's get too caught up with what's happening right now. futures on your tuesday with the sure trading session today with the fourth of july holiday tomorrow. the gallup 63 in the premarket. s&p up five and a quarter. nasdaq up 18 and three quarters. rescuers have found 12 poisoner soccer coach after floodwaters thailand cave system 10 days ago. they will be given a crash course on scuba diving to help them escape the flood waters. at the teenagers don't escape soon they could face many more months underground waiting for the reigning season to end. they been given food or water as rescuers can complete the three hour journey. rescuers say the boys are surprisingly in good condition. disgraced hollywood executive harvey weinstein facing more charges. an incident involving a third woman in 2006 prompted manhattan da with a sex at to the first degree and two counts of predatory sexual assault. weinstein can face life in prison. to help pay for antivirus training for local police according

>> or cheryl casone. lea: the military burden in my fight against california wildfires as 100,000 acres are turned to ash. and a story of a shark napper still in a shark from an aquarium in a baby stroller. let's take a look at u.s. stock market futures. s&p higher by five, nasdaq higher by 11. you are watching a "fbn:am." stay with us. ♪ urance? yea,that and homeowners, renters, motorcycle and boat insurance. huh.that's nice. what happens when you catch a fish? gecko: whoa. geico. more than just car insurance. see how much you could save at geico.com. i'm ok! too hot to work? nah. this is the gator xuv835. with game-changing heat and air, it's never too anything for anything. ♪ ♪ build and run apps anywhere you like, while keeping your competitors at bay. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. cheryl: welcome back. it's good to cut up when it's happening right now. creatures under tuesday at under tuesday at a big earnings from apple after the close of a pivot up 11, s&p of three of the of three

cheryl:.cheryl: what do you mat the movie pass story?thought maybe not a sustainable business model but fun if you're a movie fan, but now -- >> that's always a bad sign when they get an emergency loan. amc has its own version, don't they? i get confused by these things. the minute you loose the goodwill of the customer who didn't get to go see the movie they wanted and you can't get gt aheld of customer service, you lose the customer. >> people want to buy tickets when they want them. if that happens, you lost good faith. cheryl: they're also talking about surge pricing. you want to go on a friday night at 7:00? that will cost more. >> class pass does that with certain classes. if they could get more money for the ticket, it makes sense they do that. they have to sustain the business model some how. uber does it too. >> the customer doesn't have to take part in it. you mentioned uber, but there's competition with lyft. i go back and forth and you can see the different prices. cheryl: interesting idea. didn't go so well over the weekend.

cheryl: right. >> 81% of republicans do too. cheryl: we talked about that earlier.leading the charge on the democratic side against the summit. listen. >> it is inescapable, you can't deny it, that putin tried to influence our elections. he can do it again. and by meeting and business as usual, just asking him a question, did you do it, he says no, that is not good enough. putin has to pay a price for doing this. cheryl: robin, in august of 2017 we should down sip low mat tick facilities from russia -- diplomatic facilities. new york, desee. this president put more sanctions on russia than the previous president. why the criticism from schumer? >> you know, look at what donald trump said and done about this he literally tweeted out he wants to work with russia to establish a cybersecurity unit. cheryl: president obama tried to work with putin. george w. bush tried to work with putin. they all did this after the first six months of their presidency. >> with mixed results. so i'm skeptical. especially since there will be no one else in the room. he is up against a for

cheryl? >> it's amazing how all of the businesses, shippers are trying to kind of negotiate with what's going to be as of tomorrow, the new normal. hillary thank you very much for that coverage we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> well all of these trade worries today at least are not hitting the markets. right now as you can see the dow is up 153. the s&p right now is up 520, nasdac is up by 76, just off of session highs for the nasdac and the s&p the dow about 20 points off. there were several major economic data points that came out today ahead of tomorrow's big jobs report. first up, we've got weekly jobless claims hitting a six- week high of 231,000 and a six-week high which is interesting. layoffs were still near the lowest level in decades though and then payroll process or adp reporting that businesses added 17 7,000 jobs for the month of june. now that is a sign of another strong employment increase possibly coming in tomorrow, though we debate that all the time. the adp number the ism

cheryl: sorry, cheryl. it's 5:30. thursday, july 26:00 p.m. cheryl casone.i willis and forlorn femininity. you know, yesterday there was some conversation about what would happen with this trade. president trump and european commission jean-claude juncker agreed to work toward zero terrapin zero subsidies. the president tweeting great to be back on track with european union. a big day for free and fair trade. christian tate is the conservative columnist joining us. great to have you here. this is just fascinating. i want to talk about the political implications of trade, though. i want to start with something yesterday. listening. >> soybeans is a big deal in the european union is going to start almost immediately to buy a lot of soybeans. tremendous market by a lot of soybeans from our farmers. >> when you look at this, just last week we heard about 12 billion additional dollars who would be hurting from these terrorists. now we are hearing that soybeans on the table, benefits for farmers there. will this lot downtown space in the midterm? >> you will defin

cheryl: 10 billion. lou banenese, see you soon. >> thank you, cheryl. gerri: celebrity chef anthony burr gained slams bill and hillary clinton. janice dean tells us how hot. you are watching it "fbn:am." the car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ too hot to work? nah. this is the gator xuv835. with game-changing heat and air, it's never too anything for anything. gerri: welcome back. look back. let's get you back. look at jakarta but it's happening now. check in u.s. theaters. the dow will be up 12. s&p 500 and the nasdaq both down. alabama republicans of course and representatives martha roby a runoff primary. critical president trump when her challenger, former representative is a true supporter of president trend. the judges temporarily halted the deportation of the united families. the aclu requested the delay so thin as good a decide to go back home and try to claim asylum. senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley briefing on the administration's efforts to reunite within 2500 children with

cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. trump holding a bilateral breakfast at the nato summit early this morning and he came out swinging, putting nato allies on notice. >> we are in germany, france, everybody and yet we are paying a lot of money to protect. it is very unfair to our countries and taxpayers. they have to step it up that over 10 years. step it up immediately. i don't think it's fair to the united states. we have to do something because we are not going to put up with it. it's inappropriate. cheryl: inappropriate. is this the right stance to take? gunnery sergeant and democratic strategist antwan seaway. good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: this is your warehouse, defense spending. this is something the president had on his mind as he was flying over there. we knew he would bring us this issue in particular. the lack of countries meeting their goals, targets put in place. look at the united states. we are of course being the biggest chunk of change right now. the president seems to have a point, but is this

cheryl: that is right. we are going to have more exclusive interview with president trump including his thoughts on beating democrat in the midterm. take midterm. taken delicate features. of course talked a lot about trade and nervous investors are hitting the cell but again. the dow down 129, not at down 43.5. you are watching the "fbn:am." jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? you got a1c, heart, diet, and exercise. slide 'em up or slide 'em down. so let's see. for most of you, it's lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease, significantly reducing the risk of dying from a cardiovascular event and lowering a1c, along with diet and exercise. this really changes things. jardiance can

cheryl: what a good day. in cheryl casone.to me face-to-face with prime minister theresa may about 20 minutes or so from now. on monday he is spinning with russian president vladimir putin and finland. i have anticipated meeting debated across the war was some wondering if it's the right move for the president. a new fox news poll shows that 59% believed the meeting between trump and putin is a good idea. how was that meeting going to go? 31% believe will walk away with a better deal. here to weigh in as little coffee at the heritage foundation. good morning. >> good morning, cheryl. cheryl: americans seem to want to see this meeting happened but they're not optimistic about the outcome. is this a good idea? >> admitted the american public is correct on this. it's important they around the world can meet and we were meeting with leaders of the soviet union during the height of the cold war and u.s. and russia relations are very new right now, there's no reason the two leaders shouldn't be. the important thing for president tru

cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. gerri: it's exciting. great to see that happen with google yesterday. cheryl: shares of alphabet, the parent company of google. earnings from the company soaring despite a record antitrust fine for the e.u. that actually happened just last week. alphabets adjusted profit crushing analysts is out to easily the expectation. traffic acquisition costs of google base to drive users actually came in lower than expected. all good news pictures of alphabet higher and the premarket after an all-time high in extended trading. more reaction to these numbers later on in the show. gerri: president trump welcoming american business owners to the white house for the second annual native american showcase. the event designed to display and celebrate products made right here in the u.s.a. cheryl: hillary bond with the details from the white house. >> good morning cheryl and gerri. all 50 states looking at a roster of american-made products. >> we have snow boots from colorado, cowboy boots from texas, baseball bats from pe

cheryl: dairy days.ornia firefighters making progress against a wildfire near sacramento that threatens hundreds of billions fair. about 25% contained at the fire has burned 130 square miles since saturday. i see no common things in california were early. tracee: very scary to see. the tents in california and colorado were among the few who went without fireworks this fourth of july. instead, residents watched hundreds of led lights shine in the sky of as officials experimented with drone displays. the safer alternative to fireworks in places affected by the wildfires. see that on your screen right now. spec caters thinking for a nice alternative but of course nothing beats the fireworks boomed. >> unless your dog. cheryl: you don't want to hear fireworks. before you head out the door, and the pitcher thursday forecast. i have a feeling you were not awake for fireworks last night. >> i was awoken by fireworks are not going to lie. i went back to sleep that there is the good news. current temperature is g

cheryl: hello, i'm cheryl casone in for melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have more on the big market movers. here is what else we cover this very busy friday hour. president trump taking a victory lap after new reports show the economy grew at at the fastest pace in four years during the quarter. we'll dive into the numbers. new evidence of progress with north korea. kim jong-un handing over 55 cases said to contain the remains of american soldiers skilled in the korean war. what this means for the peace process going forward. it is a very, very bad day for twitter. shares plunging after this morning's earnings report. the company is taking a lot of heat allegedly limiting visibility of prominent republicans in its search results. we have rnc chairwoman ronna romney mcdaniel. she says it happened to her. she will tell us all about it coming up. adam: we want to go back to the markets. the dow falling, still ending in the green for the week. that is the fourth in a row. that marks the longest winning streak in six months. nicole petallides on floor of ne

cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. sorry that i interrupted your oil rate but i can't get over the all caps thing. it's interesting. gerri: we've seen this before where he will go over international heads is, so it's not anything new, but every time it happens there's a big reaction. cheryl: wait to begin with some very big breaking news. this mass shooting happened overnight in toronto. a gunman killing one person and injuring 13 others including a young girl. the suspect later was killed at the scene. gerri: happen in a toronto neighborhood known as greektown. >> after 10:00 p.m. police responded to a 9-1-1 call for sounds of gunshots. a young girl and critical as they right now and the other 13 are in hospital being treated. >> investigators trying to find a motive. police say they would not rule out terrorism. cheryl: president trump in a late-night treat issuing a strong warning to iran. here's what the president created. he goes into all caps for those caps for this to be listening on the radio. never ever threat

cheryl: the u.k.ritain's exit from the european union abruptly resigning last night in dominik named as his replacement. peter dixon, global equities economist. good morning, peter. would he know about him? >> we know he is a brexit supporter, but i do expect he has a shot at delivering to the e.u., which they might ask.two delivery plan. >> this could be maybe good news for theresa may is better suited i guess. earnings season kicking off this friday. jpmorgan chase, citi, wells fargo. do you think it's going to be a solid quarter for the banks? >> yeah, hopefully the banks will do okay. the text will perform quite well, too. looking forward to a pretty good earnings season on the can expect items to worry about sort of trade wars. the markets have only stuck to her a few months time. >> so much going on with earnings season. they should be up nearly 20% a 19.5%. do you think that is going to propel markets higher over the summer here as we head into the late summer? >> well, there's a reasonable cha

cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. tracee: another busy monday. trump says he's willing to do just that if it means security for borders. cheryl: kris jenkins live in washington he's not expect it to take action anytime soon. >> the president wants it now and he's willing to do whatever it takes to get us treating yesterday that i would googling to shut down government of the the democrats and activists opposed for more security which includes wall. lottery, catch and release based on merit. we need to get people coming into our country. this is where things appear to stand heading into the weekend. senate majority leader mitch mccollum's kicker paul via met last week over avoiding the shut down, suggesting a bridge to get the government up and the october 1st deadline saying it would be preferable to an all-out standoff with democrats and this comes after mcconnell told the kentucky radio station on friday that funding for the wall would likely wait until after the midterms. the reaction from democrats to the president suggesting this could escal

cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. gerri: day two of the nato summit in brussels. president trump arriving for the next round of talks. yesterday he lashed out at nato allies demanding a double military spending while at the same time questioning nato's value. the president's most directed attack aimed at germany. here is late-night treats. presidents tried unsuccessfully for years to get germany other rich nato nations to may more -- pay more. the u.s. pays tens of billions of dollars, too much to subsidize and loses big on trade and on top of it all, germany started paying russia come in the country they want protection from come of billions of dollars coming out of the new pipeline from russia. all nato nations must meet their 2% commitment and that must ultimately go to 4%. cheryl: german chancellor angela merkel shooting back saying that germany is the second-largest provider of nato troops after the united states. she also pointed out that she grew up in the soviet occupied area of east germany. after the summit, trump is heading to london and will hold talks

cheryl: good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. the trade war is now frankly under full steam had. gerri: i'm hoping it's a follow-on rally for for the summer and not the last gasp of the bowl. cheryl: a lot of breaking news is good. president trump and it is picked to replace anthony kennedy on the supreme court. he nominated supreme court judge brett kavanaugh, former law clerk for justice kennedy. the president chose someone with a conservative record in deep ties among conservative groups that promoted his campaign for president. fox business at redline has more from washington. >> good morning, sheryl and gerri appeared on the u.s. court of appeals for the district of columbia, he will be the nominee to replace justice anthony kennedy. the president took a long hard look at all the names on this list and reached out to not only republicans but also democrats. >> i want to thank the senators on both sides of the aisle. consultation and advice during the selection process. this incredibly classified nomination bull bias bipartis

cheryl and jerry. spirit closer look at subsidies for farmers and agricultural secretary sunny perdue sits down with maria bartiromo at 6:30 a.m. eastern time. you won't want to miss that appeared to do secretary of state mike pompeo to testify before the senate foreign relations committee this afternoon. he's expected to face some tough questions with russian president vladimir putin in helsinki last week. >> the biggest thing on everybody's mind is what did we commit to in a private meeting with putin. what were commitments made by the u.s. that's the biggest thing. >> secretary pompeo to be hit with questions about the recent war of words between president trump in the iranian leader before today's testimony. scheduled to meet with president trump this morning. >> house republicans and the two plano package in an effort to expand their massive tax for. they want to make permanent the individual tax cuts and small-business income deductions now set to expire in 2026. the plan also focuses on retireme

"dancing with the stars'" pro cheryl burke never knew her own sister.are the amazing moment they met after 30 years. >> oh, my god, i'm meeting my sister for the first time. >> i don't think we stopped taking selfies for an hour. >> do we look alike? >> same dad, different mom.it's and sound alike. >> the reunion there weeks ago was a happy one, but when cheryl's little sister ina first reached out to her a few years ago, it was to tell her their dad had been in an accident. cheryl didn't respond. >> that was at the height of "dancing with the stars" and like, so many people were like, hey, i'm your uncle. i'm your cousin. >> the next time they connected was after their dad passed away. >> she reached out again. it was really sweet text message and right away i responded. >> the 4-year-old pro dancer has lots to celebrate, she just got engaged to matthew lawrence, the couple rekindled their romancaf nine-year break, and, of course, ina was there at the engagement party to help celebrate. up next, is wedding plan. will you be a glittery bride? >> no. i d

. >> now, from abc7, "beyond the headlines" with cheryl jennings. >> welcome to "beyond the headlines." today we're talking about the dangers of premature birth. babies born even a few weeks early face serious risks of death and long-term disability, including possible respiratory problems, cerebral palsy, and underdeveloped organs. according to the march of dimes, 1 in 10 babies in the united states is born prematurely, making it the leading cause of newborn death. that is nearly 380,000 babies, a staggering number with a devastating impact on the family. prematurity costs the nation more than $26 billion every year, and sadly there is no clear cause in nearly half of all premature births. but hopefully, that is going to change dramatically and soon, thanks to the creation of march of dimes prematurity research centers across the country. doctors and scientists are working to solve the mysteries of preterm birth. joining me in the studio right now is wendy armstrong. she and her husband volunteer with the march of dimes board of directors, and their family has been a march of dimes m

cheryl: nicole, wait and see. the other big story on earnings whether facebook or amazon has to be the trade story. we're looking live pictures from granite city, illinois. are traders on the floor giving reaction to the possibility that the eu and the united states can work out a deal when it comes to tariffs and maybe nafta is the next horizon? >> right on point, cheryl. exactly what they were talking about. they were so happy yesterday, elation i saw and gathered, percent hint of it. we got real news late in the day. markets piped higher, even so. now they are starting to talk about what's next. nafta. china. wall street is loving idea of this. so much better than trade war. that is hurting companies overall. some earnings reporting earnings reports. they had certain guidance they didn't know what tariffs would do going forward. you heard coca-cola already raising prices because of tariffs. basically materials cost. call a spade a spade. they're bringing in the tariffs costs. that's what they're saying. adam: n

live in yolo county, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. all that smoke that cheryl has been talking about is leading to headaches for people all across the bay area. we showed you this video yesterday of cars covered in ash in berkeley. it's still a bit of a problem tonight. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri keeping a close eye on the air quality. jeff, we didcoinuing to improve. >> ye, and i think we'll stay with some improved conditions as we head into tuesday's forecast. against, the largest of the two fires, the county fire, 60,000 acres. just the wind for tomorrow is the surface wind blowing the worst of the smoke away from the bay area. but just above the surface, we are seeing the wind which would blow a little bit of that haze right towards the bay area. so it's not going to be super bad for tomorrow, but you still again may see some of that haze off towards the distance. air quality will stay moderate for the northeast and also for the peninsula, and it will be good in the south bay. coming up at 11:19, we'll talk mo

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>> now, from abc7, "beyond the headlines" with cheryl jennings. >> we have some encouraging news about the virus that causes aids. the good news is that the number of new cases is declining in this country thanks to advances in medicine, awareness, and early testing. and we hope that everyone will check their status with a simple blood test. now the bad news is that the aids virus is still causing a deadly plague in several countries around the world. a prominent bay area pediatrician, dr. art ammann, battled the aids crisis here among children from the very beginning, and now he's working in africa to help families there. he's been honored for founding an international organization called global strategies for hiv prevention. this man is a legend. he started working on the aids crisis 35 years ago, and at the age of 81? >> 81 now. >> oh, my goodness. you are still fighting the fight with this book. but just for folks who don't know what you did back in the day, you made history. you changed the course of the aids epidemic. >> it was an extraordinary time, cheryl, as you know, because

cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: the u.s.tizens in haiti not to travel to the airport unless they confirm their flight is actually departing. american church groups and volunteer are stranded after violent protests over fuel prices caused many flight cancellations. at least three people have been killed in these protests since friday. and they're still going. well, back here at home, if you're a costco shopper, get ready for changes at the food court. the company has announced its revamped menu. they're replacing the polish hot dog with healthier options, like organic burgers and even salads. the classic combo will remain on the menu because that's a smoking deal. shares of costco up 12% this year. i love eating at costco. it's so much fun. finally, i have a positive story about an animal on an airline to bring you. take a look at this. flight attendants sprung into action after darci, a french bulldog, started to have double breathing. her tongue turned blue. the couple that owned her was flying to massachusetts. the crews s

cheryl casone has more details, cheryl. cheryl: yeah, dagen, good morning.uitt said in resignation letter, quote, unrelenting attacks on me personally, my family are unprecedented and have taken sizable toll on all of us. president trump tweeted, i've accepted the resignation of scott pruitt as the administrator testify environmental protection agency. within the agency scott has down outstanding job and i will always be thank youful to him for this. well, take a look at today's new york post cover on the heels of resignation poking fun at pruitt's resignation with the headline, white house survivor season 2. i don't know if we had it. maybe we don't. thank you. there we go. we have to show you. this is great. come on. pruitt stepped down amid multiple allegations including taxpayer money, wife's business dealings, several ethics investigations open on him. okay, one win and two for california immigration policy, federal judge ruling that private companies in immigration firms on their promises without warrant however the judge said uphold two other sankway

has the details, cheryl. dagen authorities have identified the gunman who killed two people and injured 13 others in toronto. 29-year-old fisel hussein, the family said he suffered from severe mental health issues, hussein died in exchange of gunfire with police that night, meanwhile toronto blue jays held a moment of silence before the game yesterday for the shooting victims. >> we think -- thank the first responders and citizens who attended to and stayed with injured until helped arrived. our thoughts are with the victims, their families and those still fighting. please join us in a moment of silence. cheryl: well, the two people that were killed we found out were just 10 and 18 year's old. all right, back here at home, some california red wine made after 2011 may contain radioactive particles, team of french researchers of nuclear reactor meltdown have been detected in california vine, maybe they want you to buy french wine, researchers say radioactive particles remain well below threshold for causing hum

cheryl? >> reporter: well, he's only been out of the hospital for two days but he's had some time to think about what happened here. he's grateful to co-workers who kept him calm and firefighters who got him out. joel cannella may feel like he can return to work at u.s. pipe and foundry in union city, but by looking at thean know that it wouldn't be a good idea right now. last thursday, alameda county firefighters were in the fight of their liveso >> missed my footing and fell down. >> reporter: the first indication that he was sinking fast in this 25 foot silo filled with dry cement. >> i started shaking, and it felt like it was quicksand. >> reporter: and it was up to his chest. >> co-workers tried to pull me out. >> reporter: it wasn't that easy. he suffered from rope burns to his hands and chemical burns on his leg. he struggles a little to speak because cement particles are still in his lungs. >> i couldn't breathe. cement going in my mouth, eyes. >> reporter: he remembers hearing helico

and she's the pool with her daughter cheryl. >> look at her. >> oh, wow. >> cheryl and her husband rj giving ms. gracie swimming lessons. >> for the first time? >> for the very first time. >> better late than never. >> she gets warmed up and she's ready. grand grandma got gams. she's in her 80s. look at her. first they teach her how to float. >> it's all about relaxing. as soon as you tense up you sink like a rock. >> i feel like i want to give her a raft and dabbingerry and say just relax. >> they say when they went to visit ms. gracie they bought her two new pair of shoes and she said that she felt she was ready for just about anything. cheryl and rj have been trying to get her to learn to swim for quite some time and she wouldn't do it. but something about buying those new shoes gave her a new start. >> well they're slippers. >> my sister tagged me in this video on facebook. she connected with smaller after we aired her story auld alpeesha. i think it hit home for our sister and i because she couldn't swim. back in the day girls couldn't swim with boys and black people couldn't swi

nbc b is in theea cheryl? >> reporter: well, oak hurst is a small mountain town, population about 13,000. a lot of restaurants and roads are now a little more crowded now because of yosemite valley and highway 41 are closed because of the smoky skies. visitors are aren't being told to pack up and leave because of the fire. they are being told to evacuate because of the smoke. >> first time we've ever been evacuated. >> the el costa family is being forced to leave a day early because of the smoke generated by the ferguson fire. five generations disappointed. >> sad to go, but it's great, great memories since 1959. >> 15 to 20,000 people a day come to yosemite valley to make memories. park rangers telling many of them yesterday they were closing the park because of health reasons. >> we have smoke in the air. 'seen in the air and the we for days andful conditions j aren't safe for visitors. >> reporter: as the last group of people caravanned through the haze to meet the noon deadline, this family from belgium is

cheryl casone with the details in headline, cheryl, good morning.ges that we are seeing incredible. another firefighter we are learning is in critical condition, several other people were injured after the explosion, this happened prairie, a few moments ago, spokesperson shared news of one fallen firefighters. >> six firefighters who were transported to the hospital, three with minor injuries an we leased and one with minor injury and was admitted and one who is still in very critical condition and one who succumb to injuries tat hospital. cheryl: explosion when a contractor struck natural gas pipe. once the leak reported, likely saving lives. includes a lot of bars, restaurants, according to wisconsin red cross, about 80 residents had to spend night at shelter. well, the need for emotional support animals isn't flying very well with u.s. airlines, the u.s., remember the peacock? remember the woman? the u.s. department of transportation are taking a look at the rules following airlines complaining about passengers trying to bring exotic features lik

cheryl: jonathan, leave will you, remember at the g20, president trump and putin had a two-hour sit-down already. these conversations have been on going. this is something that president trump continued to want to do this summit, despite friday's news again of indocuments of russian individuals. >> yeah. this summit is really arguably more important for vladmir putin. it puts him in the same room with the evil united states. if you watch russian media, you read russian newspapers which i follow, it's nothing but a litany of anti-americanism. the united states has been the bogeyman and in so many ways has propped up vladmir putin, made him popular because he is standing up to the big giant, the big bully. in this case he has different sentiments toward president trump than he has had with other leaders. this is, a big deal for vladmir

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cheryl: in total 700. in the trump administration 200 individuals and countries. in total 700. this game is going on a long time. look at "fox news poll," as far as who believes will get better deal out of the meeting, vladmir putin, 31% say vladmir putin is going to get a better teal out deal out of this summit. only 24% president trump will get a better deal. >> the "art of the deal" may be meet the art of the possible. there is very little short term i think president trump and president putin can agree on. i don't even see a framework for a deal happening. maybe this is exercise in threat reduction or high level diplomacy. all the issues mentioned were main sticking points. i don't think anyone will get a substantive deal. i certainly do hope the president sticks to the financial sanctions that the other guest mentioned. those are based on bad russian behavior. they're not punitive for the

cheryl casone with details. cheryl.rmstrong remains on run this morning, one of two prisoners to escape the county jail saturday night after three inmates overpowered an officer, police found and arrested other prisoner yesterday morning, armstrong was booked on fist-degree murder charges in shooting death of woman back in march, local sheriffs telling residents keep doors locked and keep keys out of vehicle and be aware while they search for dangerous criminal. goldman sachs reportedly set to name david solman as next ceo this week. he will succeed lloyd, appointment has been widely expected after he was promote today president this year. goldman sachs decline to comment but expect today retire later this years as 12 years of bank ceo. shares of goldman sachs are down about 11% this year. there's this, police in fairfax county virginia sharing photo of a total mcclare, in the day after it was purchased, yes, folks they go about $300,000, speed considered the likely cause. likely the driver only suffered scrapes and bru

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cheryl: again what he says to the president and what he says to his own people might be very different. we saw that with north korea. jonathan, benim. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you for having me. >> coming up we're hours away from the historic summit meeting between president trump and russian president vladmir putin. we'll look at politics behind the meeting. democrats wanted the meeting canceled. how does president trump's base view the meeting. ahead of the summit, look at stock index futures. the dow poised to open 41 points higher. you're watching "fbn:am." >> only by force, brute force will putin understand anything. we should give the president room to do that.

cheryl: i think crimea is off the table from a u.s. perspective. i know there is disagreement on syria. i can't see president trump backing down on those two issues. the sanctions, john that is the big thing, 200 companies all under u.s. sanctions. that is economic hit to vladmir putin. if anything he would like to come out of the summit with news on that. do you think the president would be willing to give anything on sanctions?

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hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. there are many prayers f that we hope those boys will be able to capitalize on. the president of fifa has invited the team to attend the world cup final in russia. that's on july 15th. despite th situation inside that cave, those boys have been asking about the world cup matches. >>> new at 11:00, a two-day crime spree is over. milpitas police announcing they've arrested 28-year-old icy flores seen here. he's accused of sexually assaulting four women in san jose and one in milpitas on sunday and monday. one of the victims is a 17-year-old girl. flores was arrested on monday just after that fifth assault. >>> a tragic ending to a shooting in antioch. a mother and daughter who were shot while they were asleep in their home have died. the shooting happened around 4:30 yesterday morning on delta fair boulevard, which is near turner elementary school. the mother, belinda scott, died at the scene. her daughter was taken to the . neighbors told us that ardoin's young son was in the house dur

cheryl casone has more details. cheryl: this is in britain.ple were poisoned by the same lethal toxin that almost killed a russian spy and his daughter back in march. it was developed by the soviet union. it's not clear whether the new victims were intentionally targeted. they remain in critical condition right now. well, jaguar land rover warning, 4,000 jobs and $100 billion in investment dollars could be in jeep ajeopardy if britain makesl to leave the european union. they are being called to continue a trade relationship with the e.u. two pilots, both men, have filed lawsuits against 18-year-old billionaire nick kafarella. he is the chairman and chief executive of national beverage. the suit claims unwanted touching happened on more than 30 trips from 2014 to 2016. national beverage and cafarella denied the allegations. shares are up 13% this year. well, seattle's got a new solution for the homeless problem. you're going to pay for it. liberal city leaders are using taxpayer money to buy plane tickets to send homeless people to stay with fa

cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: uber resumed testing of self-driving cars in pittsburgh. in manual mode with a human driver in control. the decision made four months after uber suspended the testing program nationally after one of the self-driving cars killed a woman in arizona. meanwhile, some other uber news. the company hitting 10 billion completed trips across rides and deliveries and more than 20 countries, one year after uber hit 5 billion trips. i'm going to steal your line from earlier. this dmv workers should be one of the most rested employees ever. a california dmv worker caught sleeping on the job. get this, according to an audit, the worker slept three hours a day for nearly four years. even worse, the report says her supervisors knew about the problem, didn't do anything about it. estimated cost to california taxpayers for the napping, more than $40,000. okay, two space rocket launches within 15 minutes to show you. a rocket launched over the atlantic ocean carrying four satellites. this launch for the european commission. and moments ago, spacex's falcon 9

cheryl is on headlines.court says yelp cannot be ordered to remove negative posts. this was a closely watched case that internet companies warned could be used to silence online speech. the california justices agreed, saying forcing publishers to remove material could undermine the online industry. the case came about after a san francisco attorney tried to get yelp to remove negative posts that clients wrote about him and his firm. shares of yelp are down 5% this year. they used to be a retail magnet. remember these in high school, shopping malls? well, they continue to lose retailers. the wall street journal reports the vacancy rate rose to 8.6% in the second quarter, the highest it's been in six years. brick and mortar stores falling victim to the popularity of online shopping. journal says strip malls and other neighborhood shopping centers are really getting hit harder. that segment of the retail industry seeing the worst quarter in nine years. lot of vacant space out there. amazon is expanding its prim

cheryl casone with details.0-year-old molly's digit info that includes her fitbit always wore instagram and snapchat data to track her whereabouts put a time line together the night she despaired on a run last seen jogging in hometown brooklyn iowa a week ago the information is a key piece of the investigation, it is not being made public, at this time but they are getting data, off her devices. >> all right check out incredible video dozens of people forge a human chain to save swimmer from at a riptide you can see them walk on emerald isle north carolina crews got involved sadly unable to revive a 41-year-old-year-old after they pulled him out of water, water looks -- terrifying, summer a lot of times do not heed warnings that is what happened tommy hilfiger, is offering rewarding to customers who wore smart clothing with tracking how often customers wear to it apply concert tickets merchandise hopes interest will create a microcommunity of brand investors. there is this this is fun paul ryan posted a video re