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popular in hong kong and hong kong has the largest amount of rooming available in its markets than any other citiesr markets. i think for hong kong to become a major settlement center and to encourage more to be using and to allow more other ways of payment. i think it can be an example for the other cities. there are other major cities in the world, sittings like london, frankfurt, paris, singapore. they all, even in new york, there has been agreement to encourage settlement to be set up in major cities in new york. >> thank you. he used to be a personal interpreter for the president who instigated the return of hong kong to china mainland. that will do it for our 20th anniversary celebration. tomorrow, live from the center of strategic and international studies, a discussion about the famine in south sudan. 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2.

have a position out this week, looking at australia's richest mines, a bit of an update when the city marketspen, up about 0.1%. unchanged to 76.21. we saw the u.s. dollar declining against all of its fears -- peers, and consumer sentiment and housing. we had hedge fund getting out of gold before the fed decision and natural losses to the biggest week we decline in over a month -- weekly declining over a month. crude fell in price. opec is struggling to rebalance global glut. 1%. or the 0.1% -- up let's go to first word news with radio cynthia. brexit,1 days after the formal negotiations are about to start. the chief negotiators will be in britain, 82 days after was planned to leave. splitting, but that he used is not possible. french pollsters are predicting a big win for emmanuel macron's fledgling party in the second round parliamentary vote, but not the majority that had been forecast. they say on march they will get 360 seats in the 577-seat national assembly. marine le pen has been elected for the first time, but her national front is it likely is unlikely to win. google is stepping up

chanting london has suffered a terrible month but a protest today in the city marketed as a deal of raget concerned about austerity, though, but they now attract support from a surprisingly wide range. ifeel we have had enough austerity, and i want to see the promotion of higher living standards and better funding incomes as our main purpose, and i'm very conscious that schools in my area and social care in my area need more public money support, and that is true of many of my friends in english constituencies. saw how easy would it be for the government to meet the demands of mr redwood or his fellow anti—austerity campaigners? there is nothing really very unusual about the fact that our chancellor philip hammond has set himself a series of fiscal rules, guidelines that basically explain when he is able to borrow money, why and how much. it is very unusual, though, about his fiscal plans is that he doesn'tjust intend to meet his fiscal rules, he intends to smash them. so in fact if he really wants to spend more money without raising taxation, he has actually got loads of room to do it.

now, i know the new york city market is hotter today than it ever has been, but what's he gonna get,28,000, $29,000? after this business being here over 30 years and always paying rent on time? after $9 million in rent? andrew: i feel like my father worked his whole life here. and now just like a flick of a wand and, you know, you're out. it hurts. [ sniffles ] it really hurts. lemonis: standing here looking at andrew, i feel somewhat helpless because this is two brothers who spent their whole life here and they built a lot of memories with their dad. andrew: it's not right. really, it's not right. lemonis: i need to kind of get them collected and realize that we need to move forward and look for a new opportunity. move on? jon: i want to move on. i'd like to keep the business on the west side of manhattan. andrew: this is the heart of the automobile industry in new york city. lemonis: okay. all right. guys, let me make a few calls, okay? -jon: okay, marcus. -andrew: thanks, marcus. lemonis: you know, there's this old saying that when one door closes, another one opens. man: these wa

included using a vehicle on the london bridge followed by a stabbing spree in bars around the capital city's market. witnesses describe the horror. >> they run up and they stabbed this girl i don't know how many times, 10 times, maybe 15 times. she was going help me, help and i could not do nothing. >> i saw people running reaming. when you see those kinds of things you see it on tv in front of the tv when actually you see people and you hear people screaming, it's totally different thing. it's scary. >> it's the third deadly attack in england since march, and it has the city of london and the rest of the world on high alert today. raids this morning leading to the rest of 12 suspects in the latest attack. here was theresa may earlier today. >> while we have made significant progress in recent years, there is, to be frank, far too much tolerance of extremism in our country. >> joining us from london is matt brady. london's finest now working almost 24 hours on this. matt, how are they doing? >> thanks, richard. as you know, this is a man hunt that's expanding. i have spoken with you in the past abo

their race or religion from purchasing product at their facility in another city, and then wanted to sell at our farmers' marketminating here, that to us is unacceptable. >> the lawsuit against the city says the changes to the farmers' market policies were targeted specifically at steve tennis and his family. >> sandra: joining me now is steve tennis, owner and operator of country mill farms. if can you start out by telling us what happened first, why was your family band -- your farm i should say banned from selling at the farmers' market? >> as you said, it started in august 2016 when we responded to that inquiry about our beliefs and we stated honestly, the catholic teaching on marriage between a man and woman -- >> sandra: that inquiry, it was a basic inquiry by anyone? by somebody you didn't know on your facebook page? >> it was by somebody we didn't know, it was in response to an event that happened two years prior, almost three years ago where a couple had asked us if we would perform in our backyard at our home, participate in the same-sex ceremony. at that time, we refer to them to a neighboring orchar

center city, 11th and market street there's an accident involving a police car. watch for that in center city. yet another accident royersford main street at 5th avenue watch for an accident there, as well. live on the vine street expressway, no overnight construction last night, tonight through thursday night they will be shutting down the vine, matt. >> developing overnight a van driver slammed into a pedestrians near a mosque in north london killing one man and injuring ten others, it happened as muslims were leaving the mosque from ramadan prayers. molly hunter is in london this morning with the latest. >> reporter: overnight another chaotic scene in london. i can't describe it. >> reporter: police descending on a mosque after a ventricle ran over a dozen people. witnesses say the van turned down a one way street and accelerated plowing into a crowd of worshipers leaving evening prayers. >> he drove on the pavement coming straits toward the muslims. -- straight toward the muslims. >> reporter: here's the police barricade. police say it was a deliberate act. th

city determined air b and b rentals on east market street could be considered a hotel. last week city sent notices that they are violating residential zoning restrictions saying they must go before the zoning hearing board. they have 30 days to do so before they face fines. couple says well, they intend to comply with the city. >>> all right. it is coming up on 4:22. we want to show you a picture a lot of people are talking about it. it involves our former vice-president joe biden. >> why people could not get enough of this photo taken of biden at his old stumping grounds, we will take through but first here's sean bell. >>> coming up in sports in a minute nba award show was last night and sixers fans ain't very happy find out who won rookie of the year award next in sports. the grill, they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? the best food at amazing prices, giant. giant has unbelievable pro tip produce prices. : so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. i thought i was your favorite. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices.

city councilmembers support the project. if google commits to community engagement and pays fair market rate. >>> a vote is expected from san francisco's board of supervisors on a proposed ban on the sale of menthol jet -- cigarettes. oakland and contra costa county are considering as well. >>> city officials say there's going to be a lot more traffic with the smart train. there are also plans to add commercial developments downtown which could cause more congestion. the smart train downtown station is near heatherton and third street. >>> it's 6:15. and let's get a check on traffic and weather on this very hot day. >> dangerous when it's this hot for drivers, even if your car is new and in good working condition. but when it's really hot. the batteries -- it shortens the life span because it evaporates some of the -- >> this is when you see cars on the side of the road. >> you don't want to be on the side of the road ever. >> reporter: they have the pay phones, the call boxes. i'm amazed that they are still out there. >> what if you don't have a cell phone or are out of range. >> get with the program. >> let's jump over to

. >>> coming up next, the east bay city taking the real estate market by storm. why housing there are considered a bay area bargain. >> the president is not and has not been under investigation. >> but many others think other wise and coming up the key member of the washington post who is calling out one of president trump's lawyers tonight. >>> is the huge snow pack in the sierra making california more vulnerable to earthquakes. we'll show you the new research from cal, next. retreat, "camp david" in maryland. but as errol barnett explains.. he's back at the white house tonight.. facing new questions about the russia investigation. >>> president trump spent part of father's day -- >> in a compete two days ago president trump announced he's under investigation. today one of the president's lawyers refuted that. >> there's been no notification from the special counsel's office that the president is under investigation. >> reporter: jay seculo a member of president trump's legal team says the president's tweet was not an admission it was a reaction. >> this was his

. >>> a car and suv collided in center city on market street at 4:00 a.m. accident investigators were called to the scene. >>> philadelphia district attorney seth williams will be in court this morning, this time for his own trial. >> jury selection begins today for the democrat's federal trial on bribery and corruption charges. katherine scott is live outside the federal court house in center city. >> reporter: good morning, matt, jury selection is set for today in federal court. the pro -- prospective jurors come from nine southeastern counties for the trial. jury selection begins today in the corruption trial of seth williams. 50-year-old williams faces 29 charges a maximum of 20 years behind bars accused of trading his influence as the city's top prosecutor in $100,000 in gifts and vacations from two local business owners. williams has maintained his innocence. he remains district attorney and is still acceptinged salary but not -- accepting his salary, he is not seeking a third term. his law license has been suspended and his first assistant took over

would support the project only if google pays fair market value for the properties and has a transparent process to engage the community. >> the city will get fair market value and there will be no incentives for google. >> reporter: in san jose mark sayre, kpix5. >>> this dump truck plowed into a senior center. tonight there is a criminal investigation. >> there's more to girl scouts than just their cookies. tonight how they might protect you from cyber criminals. >> this new display is about to shine at a bay area landmark. only on 5:00 tonight a used as weapons. the first happened in london >>> two new terrorist attacks overseas, boat of them involving vehicles used as weapons. the first happened in london near a mosque early this morning. a van plowed into a crowd of muslim worshipers leaving a ramadan prayer service. one person was killed and at least 10 were injured. the driver was a father of four was wrestled to the ground by others nearby. there was a vehicle attack in paris today. a driver carrying explosives rammed his car into a police convoy. the car exploded into a cloud of orange flames in the shopping district. the

. >> reporter: a block from the beach in ventnor, a sweet day for the city's farmer's market, held every friday through labor day weekend. >> one of the great things about a farmer's market, when you have the sun shining and no wind. and that's been a real positive for us. >> reporter: and we got a chance today to go along way family who had some fun in the sun from high above the coastline. you'll see that part of the story coming up at 5:00. for now, live in ocean city, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> that bright, blue sky there on the jersey shore. beautiful. >> looks so nice out there. enjoy your time out there, ted. soak it up. >>> go to philadelphia, a live look at the boathouse, a little windy. up see the camera shaking a bit, even though flags atop the boathouses are whipping around in the breeze around the schuylkill river. glenn, nice, right? >> yeah. a and we've got more, coming on for the weekend for the most part. not a perfect weekend, but pretty darn good. philadelphia, 79 degrees now. sunshine in parts of the area. a couple places actually have a shower, but you can see ho

in the uk that eve within the cameras everywhere, these terrorists are penetrating into the market, into the city and these horrible incidents, three now this year have taken place. >> his partner is in london tonight. >>> an atlanta county teenager and his grandmother were on london bridge an hour before the attack there. this is a photo of 14-year-old catherine dorseen earlier in the day outside bucking hm palace. loved ones back at home are still badly shaken. >> they are for sure helpless. helpless is the besz way to put it. it's a strange feeling to have your 14-year-old and your mutmo thousands of miles away when this is going on and just hope for the best. >> joshua and catherine doerr are on a tour of the uk, not scheduled to return home until a week from today. they'll be covering this breaking news all night long as we get more information. from london to manchester where people are still reeling after a terror atack killed 22 people there less than two weeks ago. officers in england continue to investigate the manchester suicide bombing outside an ariana grande concert. a 22-year-old m

. >> [inaudible] it has the largest amount on the market than any other cities other than across mainlandhina. to become a major sector and allow other ways of payment is the way to go and can become an example for other cities. there are other cities that want to set up settlement and there has been an agreement to encourage. it cannot be competed. that will do it for this live coverage of the 20th anniversary of the return to china to see the collections and learn about the history of one of the largest independent bookstores. we were 15,000 now we're 75,000. i think it is a reason that some authors moved to portland. the knowing and being a part of the march and demonstration and conversations that went on in the local community for private use is empowering all of those miles away. >> pretty much proved himself intelligible he was the one that kept it going. the owner was distract it with politics so in 1860 his employer returned for back wages that he was owed so he turned it into a success. i have an amendment at the desk. >> without objection the amendment is considered ready and y

christian captain is joining us live from the city on market street with the latest on the story. >> reporter: i have the details on this. let's show you the scene. we are here at market and valencia. you can see police still on scene at this travelodge hotel. police are telling ktvu this was an apparent assault and a coincident drug overdose all happening at the same time. this story is still developing. a sergeant here at the scene told me that this all started at around 4 am. there were reportedly two men and a woman in a hotel room for one of the men may have overdosed on heroin at the same time the other man in the room began beating him with a hammer. police were summoned to the scene. emergency crews worked on the victim and transported him to an area hospital. at this point it's unclear what condition that victim is in. police also say they have detained the other man who was in the room with a victim. it is unclear if the woman who was in the room was also arrested. we have heard she has been taken to a hospital as well. as you can tell, this incident is still developing and

we recognize the contributions it makes to our city, accessing the market makes, accessing countries. doing is i'm negotiating with the government a different deal for london. in the meantime, we will carry on and off her and innovation to entrepreneurs. over 1000 years, we have been open to people with different backgrounds, ideas. >> what you want to see? the government recognizes we need a flexible immigration deal. i respect the people voted to leave the eu, and one of the reasons was concerns around immigration, so whether it is in their interest or not, london needs immigration and talent, but also wanted as well. the government has to recognize that london contributes hugely to our country in revenue raise, economic growth, and i want us carrying on being the success story that we are and attracting talent. the current political environment? >> i'm hoping theresa may and the cabinet will recognize the results of last week's general election. toryountry has rejected a extreme hard brexit, the version of brexit put forward by theresa may and her manifesto, and the government has

armed officers from the metropolitan police and the city of london police arrived at borough market within moments and shot and killed the three suspects. the terrorists were confronted and shot by armed officers within eight minutes of the police receiving the first emergency call. seven people have died as a result of the attack, in addition to the three suspects shot dead by the police. 48 people are being treated in several hospitals across london. many have life-threatening conditions. on behalf of the people of london and on behalf of the whole country, i want to thank and pay tribute to the professionalism and bravery of the police and the emergency services, and the courage of members of the public who defended themselves and others from the attackers. and our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and with their friends, families, and loved ones. this is, as we all know, the third terrorist attack britain has experienced in the last three months. in march, a similar attack took place just around the corner on westminster bridge. two weeks ago, the manchester arena was attacked

. >> it's sort of divides the city of south of market. it's a center point on the city.yramid was always kick north or west and it feels like sales force is a bisector. >> tomorrow we will have fog in the morning and then fog in the evening and a little bit of a break. we have a chance of rain on wednesday. been thursday morning, thursday afternoon, that's as far as i can angle out. that system i bring a few showers the morning will be partly cloudy was coastal fog. by lunchtime, 62. 65 degrees for a daytime high in san francisco. 88, vacaville. a nice looking day today and tomorrow will be a lot like today. >> i don't want to be negative about the guy climbing. he's an amazing athlete. it's just four hours and thousands of moves in the rock could give way and there's too many variables there. it scares me. an amazing feat. >> i'm glad you got it on film. >> not once but twice this weekend a burglar targeted the same veterans post in northern california. in a moment, the surveillance video of the burglar and the expensive type of musical equipment this person got away wi

market. there is one restaurant on top of the other, a bustling street, one of my favourite bits of this cityod was great, we kept the staff who were great and thought about our needs when they should have just been worrying about ourselves —— we tipped the star. we we re ourselves —— we tipped the star. we were in the heart of it. we saw somebody covered in blood, somebody trying to throw stuff at these terrible people, cowardly people trying to change our way of life. we are back this morning because they ain't going to. you talk about london with such affection and the sense that life must carry on. are you a londoner? do you think about your safety and security in this city? not quite born and bred but this is my home, i have worked here since i left university. manchester has shown britain at its best over the last two weeks and now it is london's turn to step up. we will do that, we have done it in 2005 and other occasions, sadiq khan spoke beautifully on behalf of all londoners, the mayor of london did a greatjob. he symbolises that unity and diversity, we will not let these people win

. >> in 2007, 2008, the market crashed, this city was one of the hardest hit. the city even filed for bankruptcy. a lot of people think of vallejo as a crime ridden spot, a lot of foreclosures. but because of the prices and where it's situated, it's really an incredible transition. >> this is a four-bedroom, 2 and a half bath single family home. >> reporter: take this 2,000 square foot home. it features a remodeled kitchen, easily upgradeable fixtures, and a huge backyard. priced at $450,000. and that's above the city's median home value. $350,000. >> you can get these beautiful and quite large victorians which is another reason why the market is exploding here. >> if you're willing to shell out a bit more, you can up this special rare find. a historic 6-bedroom, 5-bath multi-family victorian, built in 1917 on florida street. asking price, $598,000. for buyers looking for something more modern, this three-bed, three-bath water stone home is listed for just under $750,000. >> vallejo is 30 miles from san francisco, 15 miles from napa valley. you have a direct fe

he and several members have already recommended the city should obtain fair market value of any land it sells to google, and should not subsidize the development with any taxpayer dollars. in san jose, abc 7 news. >>> stay with us. a lot more to come. a bay area company uncovers what is called the largest voter data link in u.s. history. >>> warriors gm is in the hot seat. what bob meyers is saying about the future of two top players. >>> readers rejoice. one bay area city is opening its libraries more days and more hours. >>> the holidays are still months away, but one delivery company is already planning for it, by charging you more. >>> a silicon valley cybersecurity firm claims personal details foor nearly 200 million american voters were exposed on the internet. mountainview's upguard discovered the error. they say a marketing firm working for the republican national committee left the data on an unsecured cloud account. the data exposed includes names, dates of birth, home addresses, phone numbers, voter registration details. the marketing firm said it accepts full responsibili

. >>> up next, the west bay city taking the real estate market by storm. why house there is are considered a bay area bargain. >>> many think it's a shortcut to santa cruz but it's backing traffic up and residents want to stop it. . humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. retreat, "camp david" in maryland. but as errol barnett explains.. he's back at the white house this morning.. stions about >> >> president trump spent part of father's day at camp david in maryland. but he's back at the white house facing new questions about the russia investigation. >> reporter: in a tweet two days ago. president trump announced he's under investigation. today one of the president's lawyers refuted that. >> there's been no notification that the president is under investigation. >> reporter: jay second you low sai

she was hit by a lexus trying to cross 38th and market in university city. the driver was taken away in handcuffs. the student was walking against a red light at the time she was hit. >>> philadelphia police are twrieght -- trying to determine if charges will be made against a man. police say a woman was arguing with a tow truck driver who was trying to repo -- repossess a minivan. the truck driver shot and killed the woman's boyfriend. >> we looked down and saw the smoke coming off arc people screaming running away from the scene. >>> a dog was caught in the crossfire and killed. tow truck driver is claiming self-defense and cooperating with the police. >>> this man right here, chelsea outlaw of minquadale is in jail charged with a shooting that sent a 6-year-old boy to the hospital in critical condition. the child sean banner was hit in the head. he is in critical condition at a. i. dpownt hospital. he faces -- dupont hospital, he faces several charges including attempted first degree murder. >>> >> the first woman firefighter from the philadelphia fire de

city. the reported stabbings took place in borough market which is nearby.tish prime minister, theresa may, has described the incidents in london as potential act so of terrorism. the police have confirmed that they are terrorist incidents. we can cross live to london bridge now and speak to our reporter, nick quraishi. you have got to that location in underan hour you have got to that location in under an hour after the first incident was reported. we can still see people making their way away from the flashing lights. yes. every time you come to me it is calm for a while and then there is intense police activity. policemen beside me are directing some cars that are about to come on to the area that is cordoned off. they will be here in a few seconds. i think i can focus on them. that is what is happening at them. that is what is happening at the scene here. when i came here, this was the only scene that we knew about. london bridge. a car had run into pedestrians. armed police going past it looks like. that was the first thing we heard, london bridge, afan

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in center city, restrictions at 11th and market streets. outside live on the ben franklin bridge good to go on the ben and all the area bridges. light volume, it's the evening commute you have to watch for the storms. >> developing overnight a possible terror attack in london killed one and injured ten others, a van plowed into worshipers as they left a mosque after ramadan prayers. witnesses say the driver yelled a threat against muslims. bystanders contain the suspect until police arrived. teresa may said a government meeting will be held today. the mayor is calling it a horrific terror attack. >>> a 20-year-old was shot and killed while sitting on his front porch. this happened on the unit block of udahl street in west philadelphia. police say he was the target. police are looking for the killer and reviewing surveillance video taken from nearby homes. >>> we have new information this morning about a deadly car crash in bear, delaware, state police say a 74-year-old from newark died when the vehicle smashed into the side of the car he wa

at 11th and market in center city. another car was involved. no reports of serious injuries. the cause is under investigation. >>> a driver was injured in a crash that ended in front of the delaware county police station, this was the scene along u.s. 13 in ridley park at 3:30 a.m. the driver lost control coming on the curve in front of the ridley park police station, the car slammed into the traffic utility pole and the air bags deployed. it's not clear how badly the driver was injured. >> 6 new jersey towns have been impacted by a sewage spill that gushed from a manhole on lower landing road into big timber creek in gloucester county. as a precaution residents of gloucester, camden, runnymede, belmawr and mount ephraim are under not to get near the water in big timber creek and do not eat fish out of there or fish from there in general. drinking water always not affected because drinking water does not come from the creek. >>> senator bob casey introduced disarm hate act in ardmore montgomery denying the sale of firearms for anyone convicted of a misdemeanor hate crime. >>

city of quetta. the attack killed 14 people, including seven soldiers. pakistani officials said today the death toll from separate, twin bombings in a crowded market in the city of parachinar has risen to at least 67 people, with many of the wounded in critical condition. a different sunni extremist group claimed responsibility for those attacks. in southwestern china, more than 120 people were missing under tons of mud and debris today after a landslide buried their village. rescuers searched for survivors after the side of a mountain in sichuan province suddenly gave way after heavy rainfall. early on, they recovered 15 bodies from the rubble. this was the biggest landslide in the region since the massive earthquake there in 2008. in syria, two small steps toward reconciliation in the country's six-year-old civil war. today, the government of bashar al-assad freed 672 prisoners after they agreed to syrian rule. some of the released prisoners said they'd been arrested for anti-government actions. separately today, a fledgling civil council expected to govern the city of raqqa once isis is vanquished there, pardoned 83 of the group's jihadist militants.

someone delivered an envelope to the building at 29th and market in university city.t was wet and smelled sweet that set you have alarm bells. homeland security and the bomb squad both rushed to the scene right around 10:45 this morning. however, they say the envelope had nothing hazardous knit n kensington a 15-year-old boy is recovering after someone shot him in the leg just before 1:30 this afternoon on north third street. police are still looking for the shooter. >>> and they say a scorned ex set fire to a northeast philadelphia home and tonight they're searching foreman named john copes police say he set fire to a backyard deck tuesday morning using some type of act sell ran. threated difficulties and four children were fast asleep inside when that fire began. police and firefighters banged on the doors and screamed for the family to get out. obviously he's still upset about this dispute he had with the female. so we're worried for her safety and want to get him in custody. >> the children escaped unharmed along with three adults thank goodness. copes face as lon

. >> outside court one of the three attorneys said the city of oakland and rental market shoulders some blame for the tragedy, and the prosecution is misguided. >> this creates a distraction so the local government doesn't have to address the fundamental address,. >> attorneys asked the judge to delay the hearing next week when almeda will be of joined by max harris, facing the same 36 felony counts. the da said they allowed the warehouse to be filled with flammable things from floor to ceiling. the only exit was an unstable staircase. defense attorneys and micah allison plan to address the media friday at a news conference in san francisco. they say they'll discuss the circumstances that lend themselves to our clients innocence. almeda declined to be interviewed. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> can you watch that news conference right here on ktvu, it gets under way at 11:30, we will carry it live, you can watch it on ktvu.com and on our social media accounts. >>> a new mug shot is out of the other defendant, max harris has been book in dublin. he was transported back to the bay area ye

and on sunday morning, the city will be hosting the pride parade along market street and ending on 8th street... that is followed by another rally at the civic center. (steve) and several streets in downtown san francisco are closed because of pride... many of the street closures actually started thursday morning ... and will end sunday afternoon... some of the closures are along steuart, spear and main streets... for more information on street closures ... and a list of events, you can find it all at kron- four dot com. (pam) this weekend is also the nascar race at the sonoma raceway.... so, if you are traveling through the north bay expect major traffic delays on highway 37 and 121. officials say try to avoid the area unless you will be attending the race. this is a three day event that began today and will end on sunday with the big toyota/save mart 350 race happening on sunday... the race starts at noon on sunday and the gates open at 7 a-m.. but there are practices and qualifying tomorrow... so you should expect heavy traffic in the area all weekend long. (steve) police say they'v

city. equity markets ending the week on a positive note, after we did street continue to stretch through those the u.s. dropped out paris accord. i'm yvonne man in hong kong. new york.ty liu in you're watching daybreak asia. let's get to paul. paul? >> president trump has confirmed that he's pulling the u.s. out of the paris climate accord. arguing that it's an unfair deal that works against america. appeals from world leaders, political allies and opponents and leading corporate the accordying handicaps u.s. workers and the economy. the withdrawal will come in late 2020 at best. and the president says he will push for a new deal. tesla and spacex boss elon musk had urged the president to stick and has quit his white house advisory roles in protest. climate change is real. leaving paris is not good for america or the world. c.e.o. bob iger is another to quit the white house. he's resigned from the president's council. facebook's mark zuckerberg said abandoning paris is bad for the u.s. economy. c.e.o. tim cook said he's disappointed be i the tried --and that he disappointed by the decision and

>> even with the cameras and the security, the terrorists are still penetrate into the market there, into the city, and these horrible incidents, three, now this year, have taken place. >> he tells us his partner in london is doing okay. nbc10 will have continuing coverage out of london, so stay here with updates on the air as we learn more information. >>> new this morning in philadelphia, a man is in the hospital after he was stabbed by trying to break up a domestic assault in queen village. the good samaritan is in stable condition. police identified a suspect in the case and they are trying to track down them and arrest. >>> and then a shooting ve investigate in north philly. they are in stable condition at the hospital. right now police have no suspects or a motive in this case. >>> in other news this morning, a delaware county neighborhood is reeling after a toddler was shot and killed in an apparent accident involving a gun. the deadly shooting happened yesterday in chester township. the toddler between 2 and 3 years old and called junior found a gun under a bed and shot himself in the ches

. >> and i'm city stephanie ruhle. america's labor market adding jobs every month, just not at your local mall. >> from the impact of the paris climate agreement to where we start this week with the latest jobs report. >>

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markets. even in the cities you are in, startcus is first, let's doling more scale in existing cities. let's open a lot more new cities that we are not in. there are 200 cities in the region that should have a service like careem. moment,e only 80 at the including kuwait a couple of months ago. that is the second objective. lastly, a lot of new services we can launch to get people on the platform, as well. in dubai,d careem box and it is going really well. we are looking to expand that. anchor: the issue of scale is one thing, and the other is probability and return on investment. there is a great column from bloomberg this morning saying there is no way to know whether and how much value a private investment sees from quarter to quarter. adjustment, the risk looks fantastic, at least on paper. are you profitable yet? guest: we are not profitable at the careem level. the idea is to keep scaling. we have achieved profitability in some markets. there is a time and place where the others will achieve profitability as well. it will be another year or two. anchor: and the road forward from

city. a note of warning, chinese stock markets unnoticed speculative peril —— are known for speculative perilknown for speculative peril. they have not had a good 2017, they are up by 6% half way through. broader economic context, the authorities are trying to do and the insurance sector to make sector has clamped down on shadowy products being sold, particularly wealth management products. and in housing, what many regard as a bubble here in this country, authorities are still in the process of bringing in restriction on the selling and buying sides. if this was a yes, however, there is no doubt that the chinese authorities would see it as a big tick in a box in terms of being trusted globally. 0ver now to australia where the cost of home ownership has turned out to be risky business. that is one of the main reasons that the ratings agency moody ‘s has downgraded its long—term ratings of the banks in the country, including the biggest fall. currently the banks down in syd ney fall. currently the banks down in sydney trading. to tell us more about this downgrade and the outlook for the bankin

our business editor simon jack is in the city of london for us. the marketsting any better at this politics stuff. i could many other pundits, they had factored in a solid majority for a theresa may and when i did not happen, you can see what happened there to the value of the pound. a very sharp fall. a hung parliament is precisely the kind of uncertainty that markets aimlessly hate. from then, the discussion goes on to what kind of brexit are we going to get? perhaps a softer form of brexit than what was advertised by theresa may draws this lack of political consensus mean we could get a disorganised and chaotic exit? one thing ‘s for sure, the business leaders i have spoken to are decided around one conclusion, this is the worst possible outcome. they have seen it as a precious waste of time in preparing for those crucial brexit negotiations with no political consensus emerging at the end of it so they are worried that the clock is ticking and we are behind. we are not so prepared, we are going into this stumbling to the table rather than striding into it.

enteringot just mean new markets, but even in cities your income you are less than he percent of the. our focus in, let's start building a lot more scale in our existing cities. second, let's open a lot more new cities. there are 200 cities in the region. the last 30 of them have come forward in the last x month, last week andllah kuwait a couple of months ago. lastly, a lot new services that we can launch for the platform. him -- launched careem in dubai as well. the issue of scale -- yousef: the issue of scale is one thing. from is a great column bloomberg this morning. there is no way to know whether or how much value changes from quarter to quarter. they assume it has not. as a result the risk adjust looks fantastic, at least on paper. mudassir: are you profitable yet? we -- are you profitable yet? mudassir: we are not profitable yet. the idea is to keep scaling in the market. if you look at some of the earliest cities in the network like to buy, we have achieved possibility. there is a timetable in place. yousef: when do you think that will be? mudassir: it will be another year

. >> and i'm city stephanie ruhle. america's labor market is still adding jobs every month, just not at your local mall. >> from the impact of the paris climate agreement to where we start this week with the latest jobs report. >> america's job market added 138,000 jobs in the month of may, which is lower than expected. the unemployment rate moved down slightly to just 4.3%. economists consider anything under 5% to be full employment when companies feel pressure to boost wages in order to attract and keep workers on their payrolls. yet average hourly pay for all americans have not gone up fast enough. at $26.22 an hour, wages have risen 2.5% in the last 12 months. ali, unemployment is down, conventional wisdom says wages should go up with that. it's just not happening. >> economists used to talk about 5% as full employment. if we're at full employment, which means 5% of people are not working because they don't want to be working, they're going back to school, something else is happening, why are wages going up as slowly as they are? people

city each day. currently, london is the undisputed market leader in the sector.jobs. here's our business editor, simonjack. this rather plain building is home to one of the crown jewels of the city. companies like this act as middlemen in international trades, often between european firms in euros, and that's why this has become a front in the battle for britain's financial services. buyers and sellers of special financial insurance called derivatives sent their orders from all over the world to clearing houses like this one behind me, and london accounts for 75% of all the trades done in euros. now that is worth a colossal 900 billion euros a day, and accounts, on some estimates, for up to 83,000 direct and indirectjobs. little wonder, then, european officials have always been keen to get their hands on a piece of the action, and today launched the boldest raid yet. we need to adjust to the fact that the eu's largest financial centre will be actually leaving the eu and potentially the single market. in the small print of today's announcement, an explicit threat

city each day. currently london is the undisputed market leader in the sector.upporting thousands ofjobs. here's our business editor, simonjack. this rather plain building is home to one of the crown jewels of the city. companies like this act as middlemen in international trades, often between european firms in euros, and that's why this has become a front in the battle for britain's financial services. buyers and sellers of special financial insurance called derivatives sent their orders from all over the world to clearing houses like this one behind me, and london accounts for 75% of all the trades done in euros. now that is worth a colossal 900 billion euros a day, and accounts, on some estimates, for up to 83,000 direct and indirectjobs. little wonder, then, european officials have always been keen to get their hands on a piece of the action, and today launched the boldest raid yet. we need to adjust to the fact that the eu's largest financial centre will be actually leaving the eu and potentially the single market. in the small print of today's announcemen