showers west of the blue we'repshee oucng an eye on a coe r.est of the blue survive across the mountains. an isolated shower can hold together and bring it into the metro a couple hours from now. it's going to be another hot and h as an one. warm and mopgy conditions with showers and thunderstorms possible mostly during the f we have a nice surprise for you in the seven-day forecast. we're gr. wet patterhea yooks like things are going to dry up. i'm going to answer my houone. >> go answer your houone. i'll handle traffic for now. we don't have any big problem oregon delays on the major interstates or the secondaries for that matter. we're swnt?ing off with that live c wiera along the > weodro wilson bridge. we can see light to favor 1le we can sdonditions. favor 1le those are the lanes coming toward us. give yourself some extra time. no big problis is or dela>. no bp ou shouldnmur need extra n your commute so far. it's swnt?ing to pick up. we'll head over to the mapcng system that we can see. there's delay-free conditions acrothis the board. ac

pim coe also saw money being pulled out last month. it's the largest outflow since morning star started the report in 1993. >>> libel is used as a financial befrpgs mark for trading. british authorities said that nyse euro next will take over libel. the move came after three major financial institutions including barclays were given a huge fine last year for rigging the rate through false reporting. they say that handing over libel's control will tighten rules on the bench mark. also this will allow the calculation of the rate to be based not on reports from banks, but on rates actually used. it's believed that libel transactions worldwide amount to $300 trillion. >>> new faces are around the table at the world trade organization. and already they're facing a trade dispute with their counterparts from the european union. eu delegates have criticized the russians for what's called a recycling fee on imported vehicles. they say the russians are overcharging to protect domestic car makers. they say the maximum fee for new cars is $3,400.

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we will be around 104 in sacramento and 111 inally coe and -- and 111 in chico. kristen and eric? >> a brushfire is under control near orinda park after breaking out near grisly peak boulevard. it burned two acres. >> pg&e is issuing an alert to conserve energy today in effect from noon to 7:00 p.m. with officials saying the hot weather is overtaxing the power grid. it could lead to blackouts if there is fire or the plant is forced off line, the peak energy demand of 47.5 thousand mega watts close to the report in 2006. >> it is day two of the bart strike and next we have team coverage of the stalled contract negotiations and what both sides are saying fill take to get them started. >> there is a change in how bart will move people around. we will have the details you need next. >> a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, still light even for >> abc7 news starts right now. >> day two of the bart strike of the it is now 4:29. thank you so much for joining us. >> leyla gulen is following the traffic. >> good morning, kristen and eric. at 4:29 we have a car fire slowing things down and a

este dia un total de 10 mil plantas de marihuana que estaban sembradas ilegalmente en el parque "henry coe de santa clara. take vo ---la droga tiene un valor en el mercado negro de 40 millones de dolares. ---alguaciles del condado de santa clara y agentes de caza y pesca lograron llegar al recondito lugar, luego de caminar por varias horas. ---las plantas fueron retiradas del lugar con la ayuda de helicopteros. ---en el lugar ya se habia decomisado otra plantacion el aÑo pasado. ---las autoridades decomisaron tambien 2 rifles con mira telescpica pero no pudieron detener a ningun sospechoso. cesar ---el fbi y el irs han abierto una investigacion criminal en una escuela "charter" de oakland en la cual su ex director gasto 3,8 millones de dolares en compaÑias que le pertenecen... take vo ---la investigacion se realiza en la escuela charter "american indian" fundada en 1996... ---al parecer "ben chavis" utilizo dinero de la escuela para contratar sus propias compaÑias de construccion y alquiler de terrenos... ---el distrito escolar de oakland ordeno el cierre de la escuela en marzo pero los di

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devon measure rack coe, homer to left. reds win 11-0. >>> here's good news.rian wilson on the mound at the university of san francisco today. giants pitching coach, dave righetti was in the batter's box. giants have no deal in place with them. he might come back. >>> a's, trying to stay perfect against the astros. and the mustache. those were pretty good. top seven. 3-1, houston. chris young homers to left. ninth of the year. eighth home run in 22 games for houston. josh reddick, good-bye. knew that right away. a's win 4-3. they're 10-10, versus houston this season. ten wins, no losses. >>> ryan braun has been sus spended without play for the remainder of the season, for violation of baseball's basic agreement and its drug prevention and treatment program. braun took responsibility for his actions. saying, i'm not perfect. i'm willing to accept the consequences. >>> meanwhile, 49ers training camp is under way in santa clara. one player will not be present. defensive back, eric wright, whose trade to san francisco was voided today after he failed a physical. t

they're deep in the henry coe state park. the new grow was in the place where deputies eradicated a major pot grow last year. and a neighbor reported hearing two gunshots just a week ago. deputies found two rifles today. the sheriff's department has arrested 19 other people in illegal grows already this year. >>> that's not an acceptable way to handle food under any circumstance. >> state health inspectors swing into action after we uncovered the way a national food company was storing bay area restaurant food. >>> a giants pitcher arrested for allegedly groping a woman in the hospital. the medical condition that his attorney says he's suffering from. >>> and another development in the bay bridge saga. the potential quick fix that could lead to an early opening. >>> our exclusive investigation has got the attention of not only state officials but of sysco corporation. one of the largest food distributors may be facing penalties. >> our hidden cameras revealed that sysco was keeping food in unrefrigerated storage lockers. >> a

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de coe with the -- i forget what they're called -- the kiosks and the bathrooms. they taken credible care of the bathrooms. they're really, really great. they're wonderful in helping us to -- we utilize those kiosks. the fact is we have an extra kiosk now in the neighborhood with the sidewalk widening project and nobody knows what to do with it. we can't find a place to put it. there's just too many. and they do have a ceiling -- they do have -- the ceiling is probably 8 feet. and the other thing i'd like to -- one gentleman earlier mentioned that those freestanding newsracks are better. we still have some freestanding newsracks at guerrero and church. i called and talked to the private sector and also the city about cleaning up those and it just doesn't happen. you know, i'm not sure what he was talking about, but i think the ped mounts are better. there are just way too many. thanks very much for start thing conversation. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >>> good afternoon, land use and supervisors. i hope you had a nice 4th of july. ♪ and i'm proud to be a

reaction from oracle coe was clear. >> they're acting like spoiled baby autos he points to what happened at the team store luna rosa pulled out after being told they cannot sell prada hand bags and other item autos at least the event does things their way. >> luna rosa does only have one sponsor and it's prada. they are saying they want to hear from the international jury. but without italy new zealand has no competition. only other challenger is still rebuilding after the accident in may. >> i'd say if you want to act in a childish way to try to threaten race officials and so forth, that is not support. don't come. >> this is leaving spectators disheartened. the jury meets monday morning. >> tonight money matters stocks ended the week with solid gains after a strong jobs report. the dow closed up and nasdaq up 35. and ending at 3479 for the day and the week. new numbers from the labor department show employers added 195,000 new jobs helping markets today. that is higher than experts were predicting. the rate remained unchanged, however,. and whole foods market announced a cheese recall.

reaction from oracle coe was clear. >> they're acting like spoiled baby autos he points to what happenedteam store luna rosa pulled out after being told they cannot sell prada hand bags and other item autos at least the event does things their way. >> luna rosa does only have one sponsor and it's prada. they are saying they want to hear from the international jury. but without italy new zealand has no competition. only other challenger is still rebuilding after the accident in may. >> i'd say if you want to act in a childish way to try to threaten race officials and so forth, that is not support. don't come. >> this is leaving spectators disheartened. the jury meets monday morning. >> tonight money matters stocks ended the week with solid gains after a strong jobs report. the dow closed up and nasdaq up 35. and ending at 3479 for the day and the week. new numbers from the labor department show employers added 195,000 new jobs helping markets today. that is higher than experts were predicting. the rate remained unchanged, however,. and whole foods market announced a cheese recall. crave b

because the dream defenders and a number of other groups are part of a coe rigs pour juvenile justice, we're there on day one of legislative session. we didn't just sprout up out of anywhere. she didn't support any of the bills that weigh were proposing to attack the school to prison pipeline, to eliminate arrests for misdemeanors, to eliminate the zero tolerance policies in our schools that allow pour just minor offenses like the one you representsed to have kids being taken out of schools and put no prisons. so the opportunity was already there months ago for her to act on these things. and i think today once again dialog happened. but it's a time for action. when there's a hurricane in florida, there's not a dialog or a task force that's formed. there's action. so we feel like we're in a state of crisis and it's time for some action. >> so you and the dream defenders have been occupying the capitol, and people watching this think you've gotten a meeting with the governor and he tells you he's not going to call a special session. so maybe it's time for you to pack up and go home bec

. >>> the san francisco crime lab technician who pleaded guilty to stealing coe cape evidence will not go to jail. deborah madden's sentence of five years probation was not a surprise. it was part of a plea deal which reduced the charms against her to misdemeanors. she was tried twice on felony charges. but both trials ended in hung juries. madden must now serve a year of home confinement with an ankle bracelet, community service and pay a $5,000 fine. in alameda, he was off duty but still working. an offduty sheriff's deputy happened to be shopping in a convenience store and ended up stopping an armed robbery. there was a confrontation and a deputy opened fire on two suspects. one man was shot and killed at the scene. the second suspect got away. this happened last night in the 10:00 hour. >>> a flasher in a san mateo bookstore has police sounding the alarm. here's some video inside the barnes & noble. the girl was reading with her family in the children's section when a man came up to her and took her to a different part of the store. he reportedly exposed himself. this happened last

slow down for the coe zone but the rest of the drive is clear on westbound 80 to the bay bridge, the top speed is 69 miles per hour and it is clear approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. in san jose on 87, beyond the julian off-ramp we have a couple of cars making the drive in the northbound direction can still locking quiet to the morning compute. kristen and eric? >> the parents of the two chinese girl whose died in the asiana flight 214 are now in the bay area and they landed overnight at the same airport where their daughters' perished. >> the families of the two victims are inside at the crown plaza hotel in burlingame they have a tough day ahead. they are expected to go to the san mateo county coroner to identify their daughters. hotel employees brought out huge umbrellas to shield the families from the media. parents did not speak with reporters and were taken by bus from the tarmac at sfo. we have new details of what it was lick snowed the asiana flight 214 when it crashed. the family from colorado was visiting seoul, south korea if a month before running and a 15-year-old de

the earnings is that you chased the giant, the goliath of this part of the business, and that easies coea deal with one of your competitors. what next for you guys? what is the next part of the push and the part of the business you really want? >> yeah. well, if you look for the business drivers we've got going for us, security is probably number one. we now have an advanced firewall product that is significantly faster because of our architecture, additional firewalls. also the security threats are getting more complex and more sophisticated, and you have to realize what's happening at the application level to protect the application. that's what we focus on. security's one thing. service provider business is another. basically a tsunami of mobile traffic that's coming to them. the lte and 4g rollouts are happening. our pipeline of business is growing really strongly. liz: okay. >> and then the whole architecture change that's going on with the cloud connecting to the data center, and our product's acting as strategic control points in our area. liz: john -- >> you're going to see more

>> all right, thanks. 8:02 now. 53 survivors taken in soon francis is coe general hospital yesterday.otal of 27 adults and 23 children were treated there as well. some of those patients were out of the hospital. 6 were in critical condition including 1 child. stanford university hospital also provided services, administrators agent activated its emergency plan. it quickly assembled 7 trauma teens. the hospital treated 16 injured survivors. 45 survivors brought in helicopter, ambulances and buses. >>> survivors finally reunited with their loved 1s. many anxiously awaited hours to see if their friends and family were okay. survivors had some shocking first-hand aconts -- accounts to share. >> you know something has gone wrong. something is terrible. >> the survivor also says the moment the plane touched the runway there was a big bang. family members were escorted to a lounge to reunite with survivors. >> several of the flights had to be diverted over to the oakland international airport yesterday. some of the flights were international. it causedded anarch bigger back- -- causedded ana

officials believe a mexican cartel was growing the illegal farm at the henry coe state park. the grove of plants was found in a very remote area and was airlifted out yesterday. officers didn't find any suspects. they did find a couple of rifles. total value of the plants, about $40 million. >>> other bay area headlines. two girls accused of attacking an elderly woman on muni are now in jail. surveillance video shows two girls punching a woman and stealing her purses. an anonymous caller turned in one suspect. the other suspect turned herself in. >>> the america's cup top sponsor wants its money back. san francisco business times reports louis vuitton is asking for a $3 million refund because so few teams are racing. the retailer's original sponsorship was based on eight teams showing up here in san francisco, but now there are only three. >>> one engineer is holding out hope the new bay bridge will open labor day weekend. he says a short-term fix to allow for an on-time opening. it's called shimming. basically, it means installing wedges into the bearings to hold them in pla

officials believe a mexican cartel was growing the illegal farm at henry coe state park. the grove of plants was found in a remote area and was airlifted out yesterday. officers didn't find any suspects but they found two rifles. a single plant is worth $5,000. >>> a imagine project will begin in september to restore a popular beach in alameda. the $5.3 million plan will pump additional sand into robert crown memorial state beach. the focus is on the area near shoreline drive. the project's intent is to restore the area to what it was like 26 years ago. it should take about two months. >>> a 2-year-old boy is the inspiration for a blood drive in antioch today. matthew ouimet received a kidney and liver transplant last month. his mother set up the drive after people asked about donating for her son. the drive is at st. ignatius church on contra loma boulevard from 1:00 to 7:00 p.m. today. >>> kids diving into summer camp from pool time to field trips the surprising price for five days of fun in the sun. coming up. >> and a funnel cloud touches down in the midwest. the neig

i am with coe here. thanks so much for watching. check out our website, see you back here >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer! welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. i'm trying to save you a little money and my job is not to us entertain you, but to educate and teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. tonight, i'm letting you in on something big! the method to my madness. i know this show is the craziest, most random, frankly bizarre thing on television, but i know you won't find investing advice this good anywhere else. unless you're one who tunes in just to see if tonight is the night the show really does go off the rails. which after multiple years of airing is possible any given i'm not. sorry, guys. there's a tape delay. but you keep watching. for those of you immersed in trying to make money, than rather watch me traipse around like some say i a

but we coe lie ends this way: well, here they come to my petri dish for some more waterboarding. one last item to mr. president. you may wonder how tiny bacterial me, probably not even harboring a virus, can send you such a letter. by oozing sense is that i'm just a carrier being used by oodles of scientists taking advantage of a high-profile infectious outbreak in europe to catch your attention. whatever the how, does it really matter to the need the act now? e colie 010 4-h 4 for the time being. so we spend a fraction on global conditions leading to viral and bacterial outbreaks. you know, two billion a week on afghanstan's war, and we don't spend that on the whole thing. and the articles are getting bigger in terms of what's coming out of china and saudi arabia in terms of two different viruses. i have something on the overuse of antibiotics. the illustration here, over 100,000 americans die from antibiotic-reduced resistance a year, and we've known this for over 30 years according to dr. sidney wolfe, and we still haven't done much about it. we're getting antibiotics by the m

joining us with his thoughts for next half hour, paul cavanaugh, senior market strategist at killen and coe. what do you make of diageo right now? >> it is interesting. only six months ago we were all excited about companies like diageo for their emerging markets growth. but that's certainly not the news of today. the news today is the growth has largely come from their north american department. they made a big point about the fact they're spending an additional 5% on marketing this year xeered ed compared to las. they have seen a 10% growth in the u.s. and cutting back in europe and the emerging markets. so quite a big transition. >> sort of reflects where the growth -- the fresh growth, the marginal change in growth has come from is north america. >> well in fact, you can take the story wider and say this is how corporates are managing the global problems at the moment. they got that ability to be able to sort of transition themselves around the world, and focus on those areas of growth and just rein back the spending where obviously things are flat lining. overall, good set of numbers.

widwe've seen a lot of money coe in on that.ion dollars in the total money spent on the royal baby betting. huge novelty market. only going northwards over the next week or so. >> and shannon, some bookies actually stopped taking bets on gender because simply everyone has been saying it's a girl. now it won't just be those who cash in on bets who come in to a bit of fortune. the royal mint has just released just over 2,000 silver pennies. those will be given out to all of the newborns in this country who are born on the same day as baby cambridge, whenever that may be, because there is a saying, or a thought that pressing a bit of silver into the palm of a newborn is very good luck. now as far as we know, and we don't expect to hear from the palace until kate goes into labor, but the story is that she is holed up with her parents at their home, which is 50 miles from here. she must be somewhat relaxed this isn't imminent-imminent. however if things do happen too quickly, there's another hospital earmarked in redding where she co

. >> that was the coe of -- >> because bernie sanders doesn't think it's fair. >> i'm sure he doesn't. when you hear these big salaries, you have to say what responsibilities do they bear? so there is a market for -- i think the serious question is whether you want to continue to recreate the 1930s and make the corporations the vessel of the social welfare. >> are you willing to pay 68 cents more for your big mac if the minimum wage goes up and it's double? >> we can talk about the health values of a about big mac other time. the issue is what you touched on, you have a ceo making $13 million a year paying starvation levels to its workers. we need to make sure nobody in this country is forced to work for starvation wages. >> thank you very much. a good solid debate. >> just ahead, ivan watson with a firsthand look at north korea as you've never seen it before. plus, alarming new details about what the train driver was allegedly doing only seconds before that deadly crash in spain. lots of news happening today right here in "the situation room." two tiny reasons to get our adt security

christian gillibrand, amy coe the chart, elizabeth ward. who else might you see? and then i think there will be a compelling argument in both parties for someone who is not in washington, governor. and so you might say, martin o'malley and andrew cuomo, john hagan the upper. brian schweitzer from montana. you can see someone that says i have never worked in washington. i'm not a part of the cesspool. you see that out there. i think you get allot of permutations of where it may go, but there are all built on big questions that have to be answered the front. and then on the republican party , it's a question of how many times you can cut out the center right to write. in the sense of -- and i don't know how one would exactly measured this, but ted crews, rand paul, rick perry, scott walker, marco reveal. chris christie, well i think chris christie would be a very, very formidable general election candid, and not sure how he wins the republican nomination. any more than -- let's say on the democratic side come mark warner won the democratic nomination? a think there

no less an authority than harold coe, former state department legal advise,now sterling professor of international law at yale, has questioned whether such declarations have -- quote -- "either domestic or international legal effect." unquote. treaty advocates also emphasize that the u.n. committee will have no formal authority to interfere domestically in the united states. but, as i explained, american sovereignty and self-government are not so narrow that they can be undermined only if we literally let the united nations run our country. the u.n. and its components hardly need a treaty to opine on aspects of american life or public policy. they already do so. and we've seen it many times. it is, however, something else entirely for the united states formally to endorse the u.n.'s right to do so and subject ourselves to their evaluation. treaty advocates say that ratifying the crpd would give the united states a -- quote -- "seat at the table" -- unquote -- to promote the rights and opportunities of persons with disabilities around the world. ratifying the crpd will neither create

we will watch that in cu and coe back. asi think if he is that bad a necessary, rational end of men. i realize that this is not as dramatic as the pursuit of law and frequently the words of the pursuant fall on deaf ears. we have those urgent task. some says it is not useless to speak of world law or disarmament. until thee useless leaders of the soviet union adopt a more like and attitude. i hope they do. i believe we can help them do it. i also believe that we must re- examine our own attitude as individuals and as a nation. our attitude is essential as theirs. whoy thoughtful citizen wishes to bring peace should begin by looking in with it by examining their own attitude and the possibility for the soviet union. or the cost of the cold war. >> that was one of the most really and speeches kennedy ever gave. he said america would never start a war. >> i remember it. i was there too. the last paragraph i invite people to find speech on the internet and read it. as a whole world knows, the united states will never start a w