charles: cortez, have you been bearish. because investors are spoiled, how long it has been since we had a correct, how much more to the down side do you see? >> i think there is significant down side, a crash? no. i would push back steve, you say money into overseas, europe hit a 3 month low today, germany and spain, talk about a correct, germany is in correct mode, 10% off of the highs, the rest of the world is what worries me, i think that american economy is doing relatively well, we got disastrous trade numbers from china overnight, and european market has seen nothing but selling. and violent selling that is a big overhang for u.s., global growth is slowing, a global economy, i still think it is a time to be cautious. charles: hillary, u.s. being the best of the worst is a narrative we have heard. to steve's point, individual investor have been diverting money, to mutual funds and etms outside of america, it means that american investor found comfort there, but, is that going to be enough? >> not enough, i think that

and of course, joining us from chicago is steve cortez. so let's do it.'s take you to your first "the real, real deal." so you have this huge position, did you put it in to work? >> i'm going to look to see if there's any follow-through. what happened today is actually, it was unexpected. and he was coming out of europe, but there was going to be some resolution but there were rumors. it hasn't broken up enough for me to get back in. >> that means that you don't mind. once you see a clear breakout, we have the nasdaq, dow jones, you're okay with that because you can make some money? >> yes, i want to the strengthening of the market before we get back and. >> you can see where we bumped along for a little bit. you know, maybe this is real? >> yes, i think that we hit a new all-time high and you know, we thought that that was a good pull back. that's but to me, this is good. the buy thing is what as what we saw in mid april and at the egg indicator. charles: going over steve cortez. was this move just a little bit? >> absolutely. i respect momentum and for

you know matt mccall and steve cortez. he joins us from chicago. so i think that jeb bush could have made some new fans this afternoon. the but let's talk about focusing on developing entrepreneurs. >> that's right, 520,000 startups every month. 70% of all sole proprietors, the government doesn't help them and we have built a program for these entrepreneurs to make them smarter because the people that have the most education have been underserved. >> you know, does that make you feel better in terms of where that could spark some entrepreneurship in this country? >> i speak to a lot of young people that would love to do this and it doesn't make me feel good. >> you know, this administration, the republicans, that is where it is. that is the underserved and underprivileged, no help from the government. and if you just crank up that, you talk about 4% gdp. >> 65% of the job,. >> here's the thing, you know that there is a sense and we have had three contractions and i think a lot of people would benefit from it. >> he is also focused on creating more

. >> reporter: dave cortez says negotiates have been on talkin' colluding in the healthcare system. k wanted 2100 employees labeled essential and exempt from pick the lines. because a superior court judge rules only 475 workers such as the 911 dispatchers and certain jail workers are deemed essential. valley medical center saying it would have 530 employees on strike tomorrow. everyone close some of the primary care sites that we have. some of our outpatient clinics and cancel any nonspecial surgeries or other services. >> reporter: supervisor cortez says the county has continues to be ready if talks fail. >> we're confident we can get through if we have to. >> reporter: hoping she doesn't have to get through towards home plate. >> i've been here almost 20 years and we've never had a strike before. >> reporter: it has been four years ago since the local representing workers has gone on strike. we will know by 6:00 a.m. if the long stretch will continue. >> and another big concern tonight is if there is a strike tomorrow how many nonstriking workers would hon in order picket lines? >

police have now identified the driver as 24-year-old michael cortez. they say he's a member of a violent prison gang and was considered armed and dangerous. at least two drivers were hurt during the incident and several cars were damaged. cortez was booked on numerous felony counts for reckless driving and evading police. this is his mug shot. police say he was on parol for felony assault and was on probation for an attempted murder in san francisco. there is also a burglary warrant out for him in san mateo county. >>> new developments tonight in san francisco, tug of war over housing. hundreds of people showed up to speak before the board of supervisors as the board considers a moratorium on new multimillion developments in the nation. this heated debate is still under way. heather holmes has the story. >> reporter: julie and the passionate debate here illustrates san francisco's growing pains. a lot of people are moving into the city, causing long time residents to drive a stake in their homes. >> everybody knows, you can't afford to live in san fran

said he will get longer pants, steve cortez. so last night, donald trump, explained to bill o'reilly how he would bring new china, mexico to its knees, but how about the real china. >> they have taken our job, and everything, we owe china $1.3 trillion. >> we're due to china. charles: gordon, you are well-known china skeptic, but it has been a long time, you have called for their collapse for a long time, what do you say? >> i think when you look at their economy they are in trouble. first quarter this year, say said 7 7% growth. the economy is deat the time de, donald trump hit a nerve, the chinese foreign ministry complained about him, this is unprecedented, they are worried because trump has the right idea, to impose cost on chinese for predator trade behavior. >> i think that the chinese are a "house of cards," china is where it is at because of central plans, and the local regional governments are poised to fall, they have been propped up by central planning. charles: they have more apple products than americans, and more t

but there's a certain limit and a certain protocol to that. >> that was felix cortez reporting.ice will be investigating how the officers' actions line up with their overall policy. all but one of the officers involved is back on the job. the suspect has a fractured leg. he will face charges of assault resisting arrest and violating parole. >>> the intense manhunt for two escaped prisoners in new york focused in on a small town. >> hundreds of officers formed a line and walked shoulder to shoulder in to the woods near willsboro. a helicopter searched from above. they're looking for david sweat and richard matt. those inmates used power tools to cut their way out of clinton correctional facility on saturday. residents reported seeing two suspicious men in the area last night. >>> in colorado three jurors in the theater shooting trial of james holmes were dismissed today. the judge was concerned they violated orders not to talk about media coverage of the case. jurors are allowed to go home at night but they can't discuss the case with anyone or read anything about it. 21 jurors a

charles: steve cortez tomorrow, everyone at home thank you, catch us of night 6 p.m. if you can't see th -- show, dvr it. right now lou dobbs, the best in the business right now on fox business. lou: good evening i am lou dobbs, a national debate on whether confederate flag is a symbol now of division, and hate and oppression has been building for days in the wake of the charleston church murderers, but big business took action to resolve the issue of the confederate flag on its own. as a result, flag appears to have been rendered a civil war cart fact is now headed to -- artifact is now headed to dust bin of america's history

the suspect in that case michael cortez was booked for reckless driving and evading police. he was on probation for an attempted murder in san francisco. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors rejected a time-out on housing developments in the mission district. hundreds showed up to comment. the board listened for eight hours to stop housing for 48 days. that would give the city a time to come up with ideas. >> what we need to do is focus on the building of affordable housing to do that, we need to preserve the land. >> the proposed moratorium won't prevent judges -- evictions. it's the wrong approach. >> the board voted in favor of the moratorium but it needed nine votes for the proposal. >>> affordable housing advocates are at odds to sell city land near lake merit for a developer. it postponed a vote until the next regular season -- session. >>> the leader of a bay area mosque is disputing the count of how his brother was shot and killed in boston. the fbi said she had rahim under surveillance and approached him yesterday to question him. he pulled out a knife and was

. >> transgender inmate alejandro cortez who calls himself alexis not only sought attention from other>> yeah! >> -- but from certain members of our field team as well. >> i just got hit on by a bunch of men. >> men? >> i mean women -- women. it was quite something. >> what number cell? >> 7. >> 7? >> 7. >> what did she say? >> she said i had very sexy legs. sexy legs. she told me to keep being sexy. >> cortez, who is in jail on a parole violation, told us about his struggles in choosing to live as a woman. >> anyways, we were -- i can't say. i feel like a woman. i just -- i can explain. i feel like i'm a homosexual. i'm a man. but i prefer living as a woman on the feminine side. you know, because mostly i'm mostly attracted to men. i don't want to live my life as a man. i want to live my life as a woman. it's hard, you know. it's really hard at first. i had to make it through my family and then society, you know. it's very hard, you know, because the criticism and everything. but once i put it in my mind i want to live my life for who i am, me, and my family accepts me, criticism is a

in the northern end of the sea of cortez, it is that location that will get the moisture and give us, maybe, slightly humid conditions on tuesday and a chance of a thunderstorm coming in later on tuesday. we will cool it down by the way on tuesday as well. not as cool inland. travel weather forecast heading out of the bay area. 103 in sacramento. 107 at redding. middle of the summer, you can see all of the water that gets put on the crops. overnight lows, temperatures in the upper 50s and 60s. forecast highs for tomorrow, 76 in the city, 98 at concord, san jose, 91, oakland, 84 degrees. well above average for the first time in a long time. 87 at mountain view. over in the east bay tomorrow, 101 in fairfield and livermore. not as bad in the northbay. san rafael, 82, 82 in petaluma. now, extended forecast, things will be warm tomorrow, cooler on tuesday. don't forget the chance of a thunderstorm. the rest of the week not as warm as monday. the topic will be on everybody's mind tomorrow. i am not talking about the weather but what this guy is covering, hey, dennis. [ laughter ] >> you kn

the low in the northern end of the sea of cortez. injecting moisture in the deserting southwest.isture could get its way into the bay area on tuesday. the headline is numbers are 100 degrees inland. that includes the central valley. balmy tonight. tomorrow, it is smoking in the bay area. 76 in the city. 98 at concord. san joes a91. oakland, 84 degrees. down in the southbay, 85. east bay, above 100, antioch, 98 for danville. low to middle 80s for the most part. boy, it is hot. 100 degrees tomorrow, 98 at lakeport. in the extended forecast, cooling on tuesday. outside chance of thunderstorms, later half of the week, cooling it back down. low to middle 70s around the bay. so, the heat is on in the bay area. have a good one. >>> stars were out for broadway's biggest night. you saw it all right here on kpix5. the winner of this year's tony awards, right after the break >>> plus, a rower sets out from japan on a record-breaking mission. if all goes well, she should be in san francisco by this fall. ♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever yo

longs like it's going to take a path similar, just paralocal along the coast and move into the sea of cortez. that doesn't look like will take a path that blanka did when blank -- blanca went into baja and got tapped into an area of low pressure and this doesn't look like anything similar happened and we'll keep an eye on it. it's going parallel to the coast of mexico. fog this morning and not as much inndla, burning off sooner, the sea breeze collapsed into the delta. by the coast, there is dealing with the fog and it's nots d ishes -- disappearing any time soon. france finished off at 63 and burning off sooner. yesterday was he cloud keeping the 50s and 60s and the sunshine later, a high of 70 degrees and near average. sapp jose remember warming up. the average is 82, 56. the low was 54, the record in 2012 was 98 degrees. looks good this morning and the temperatures rebounded fast from the 50s to 60s and they're in the 70s and 80s for some. the key is a delta breeze yesterday, 20, 30 miles per hour by 9, ten in the morning and went less than 10, a sure sign that everything is warming up. a

the victim identified as kevin cortez johnson and died later at the hospital.ve a missing child alert this morning. virginia state police say hailey cheyenne wilson of tennessee is believed to be in the common wealth. last seen in the company of this man on the right hand side, she is 41 years years old. the vehicle they were in was recovered in grayson county, virginia, police believe the two are now on foot. >> for a second time in 2 years, a shark attack has been reported on the beach in outer banks of north carolina. it was a 17 year old boy bit bitten. he was flown to the hospital in critical condition. investigators say the teenager had been swimming with several other people when the attack happened. he suffered injuries to his calf, backside and both hands. >>> police in new york believe they are closing in on david sweat, the convicted murderer has been on the loose for three weeks. police set up a 22 square mile perimeter. they are trying to find the lone fugitive. it's 30 miles from the maximum security prison, where sweat and richard had escaped. >>

they blame pedro cortez for the bombing of an abortion clinic. quigley was nominated for the department of environmental protection. in spite of early concerns that he might be seen as anti business lawmakers expect him to be confirmed. >>> a new urban garden will help feed families in need in camden. the garden state discovery museum helped spearhead the idea. volunteers teemed up to plant a two acre urban garden at the neighborhood center at 2nd and kane. it will have fruits, vegetables and herbs. it will host community programs like cooking classes, festivals. >>> the growing drought could cause a problem. almonds are exploding in popularity. you're seeing them everywhere. california grows 80% of the world's supply of al mopds. in the last decade as farmers produced it the price tripled. it takes a gallon of water to produce a single almond. california is struggling with limited water supply. >> i gladly tell people i grow almonds. >> you're the villain. >> yes we are. it's a shame. we are not the villain. we feed a hungry world. >> now some g

opponents have blamed pedro cortez for an abortion clinic and john quigley will be up.tapped to lead the department of environmental conservation. he's expected to be confirmed. >>> there is a call to stand up against gun violence in philadelphia. a vigil was held for james thuleman. the community of overbrook where he lived came together for a vigil against gun violence yesterday. dozens of people walked to the site of the murder in an effort to help get illegal guns off the street. the group called for an end to straw purchasing that's when someone buys a gun for someone who can't legally buy it themselves. >>> 5:47. this weekend marks one week since louis katz died in a plane crash. officials haven't released an official cause of death. he was one of the six people who died. the co-founder of the katz katz dalsey academy. the plane was on its way to atlantic city when it crashed and burst into flames. documents released by investigators point to pilot error. pre-flight checks might not have been done properly. on friday students at the katz dalsey school held a memor

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and of course from chicago we've got steve cortez, bgc partners and trader,shire senior strategist, let'sdo it, guys. now, this news into n life ways let's face it. but there's still a lot of electricity in the air because it's finally happening, everyone's wondering now what, matt? the stock is up $3 less than a dollar right now. >> well, i think people we knew it was going to happen but the big question is where does twitter go from high. it is unlimited, it's a 7,080-dollar stock if they can get their stuff together. so the big question is who can come in there and execute what they have? they have all these people tweeting out, but how do they make money, monetize it, they need someone with a advertising background and -- >> you mean as a ceo. >> a ceo to come in and take this company to the next level. it's not just -- it wasn't costolo's fault, i like that jack is coming in, and if he can stay on, he can thank you, your honor, company around. >> we're all waiting to see how twitter can monetize, and in terms of monetizing revenue, twitter only has 3.9% of the mobile advertising reve

pedro cortez has been plamd for the controversy surrounding an abortion clinic in philadelphia. john quickly will also go before state lawmakers this week. he has been nominated to lead the department of environmental protection. despite concerns he might be antibusiness law make urs now expect him to be confirmed. >>> that's it for us today as i say good-bye for this last time. >> signing off in style, veteran and venerable journalist bop schaeffer was the face of face the nation for 24 years. and today, he said good-bye. but he didn't do it alone. the 78-year-old chose to share his last sign off with all the people who make the cbs sunday morning program happen. >>> she is the oldest woman to ever complete a marathon. still ahead, the inspiration behind this woman's amazing journey and what keeps her running. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> beau biden was known to many as a dedicated public servient action loving father of two, and a devoted partner to the woman he loved. his death is another blow to the delaware family that has seen tsd share of tragedies. vice president joed

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now the suspect in that chase 24-year-old michael cortez he was booked on several felony counts for reckless driving and also evading the police. now he was want the on felony assault charges and was also on probation for an attempted murder in san francisco. there is also a burglary warrant out for him in san mateo county. >>> the takata air bag recall is the largest in the history of the auto industry but many people don't know if their cars are on that list and that is causing a lot of concern. ktvu fox 2 reporter janine de la vega is joining us from our newsroom with advice for drivers. janine. >> reporter: members of congress are frustrated because it's still unclear what caused the air bags to be defective. the bags are exploding and releasing sharp pieces of metal and so far it's caused six deaths around 100 injuries. the latest information we have is 11 auto makers are effected by the recall. but the list is still incomplete. lawmakers are concerned because so far only 15-35% of all air bag replacements have been completed. takata officials and the national highway transportation saf

amanda cortez who has been here five years is moved by the idea of the papal visit. >> i know, but when you see people coming out reaching out, and dealing with what other people wouldn't do, it is like wow. >> reporter: at saint charles seminary where pope francis will meet seminary resident and speak to bishops inside saint martin's chapel. the hope that is his presence will bring healing from the clergy sex abuse scandal. >> and, the reality of sexual abuse, and played out in philadelphia, and we too within restructuring and reorganizing closing and consolidating. there can be healing and renewal. >> reporter: and, in fact, if the holy father stays here it is believed that he will but has in the yet been confirmed you can imagine seminary students, young man studying to be priest will be have have a pivotal, spirit moment unlike any other. reporting live from saint charles seminary, pat ciarrocchi cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> what a moment indeed it will be, thanks very much pat. >>> crunch time in harrisburg where pennsylvania's deadline to pass a budget is midnight tonight. republi

. >> despite his physical appearance cortez was in fact a male inmate housed in a men's unit. >> if youn in the process of having a sex change if you have your male genital parts you are considered a male and will be housed there, whether or not you have breasts or -- it's what's below the belt that counts. >> at first it was startling watching these tapes when they came in from the field we thought we were seeing inmates wearing women's gowns or mini-skirts and we were thinking to ourselves, it's odd that jail officials actually allow this. but it turned out this that they were standard jail issued t-shirts and bed sheets that the inmates converted into women's clothing and they actually did a pretty convincing job of it. >> try to make the best of it you know. just try to doll up a little bit. we have our own personal revlon and l'oreal, mac crayons. we wet them. we play with it. get it nice and dark and it goes into the eyes. all we do is just -- and she's about ready to go. i don't know where she's going to but she's ready to go. >>> we've seen female inmates come up with all sorts

he nearly died surfing a giant wall of water at cortez wave.m of the surface. >> they pull med up and i was completely stiff and unresponsive. >> reporter: since that incident where you pretty much drowned you kind of have a new purpose now. >> i see that as a new event. that forced me to look at my life. what is it that you really accomplish while you're here. the platform i've established myself felt like i could have contributed, you know, a lot more. >> reporter: so long team one a nonprofit called sustainable earth urging lovers of the deep blue to go green. it's the brainchild of a man concerned with climate change and an entrepreneur. >> what if you had to use surfing culture, beach culture to sustain it that would actually do some good. >> reporter: they worked with manufacturers to find ways to replace toxins like pollure thain and polyester rosen. >> it's not rocket science, right? >> reporter: this public quid is where science meets the earth. a california algie plant. >> they use oil to row place the chemicals. like me he's a surfer

it will maintain strength and head into the sea of cortez or go parallel toward the end of the week. on that. i don't think it will take the same path as plaun cau did which gave us rain last wednesday -- as blanca did, gave us lane last wednesday. had a few 40s up in the north bay this morning. the delta breeze is the key. yesterday 25. gusts to 30. today it's only 12. had 30s up in truckee. 60s, 70s through the valley. 50s up and down the coast. water temps did cool off 1, 2 degrees in the last 24 hours. around 57, 58 monterey and half moon bay. now 56, 55. it's already spokein' hot down in the southeast. georgia and south carolina, north carolina looking for record heat today. 88 in atlanta. 91 in washington. the key is tropical storm bill which will be playing into a lot of rain as it moves into the texas coast and eventually it will head to the northeast over the next few days. for us, fog gives way to sunshine. higher clouds might come in. if they do, now you know where they are from. a little warmer for inland temps. about the same to a slight warmup for those that are near th

magazine as one of the most influential women in radio and had the prestigious cortez award in 2012. claudia has served on many prestigious boards including florida international university's board of trustees, the corporation for public broadcasting and the orange bowl committee. for those of us who know her, the bill brooks award is a deserved honor and a testament to her hard work. congratulations claudia. i wish you many more years of continued success. mr. speaker, i'd like to congratulate amigos for kids, an organization in my congressional district that works to mitigate the harmful effects of child abuse and neglect. they have now embarked on its 22nd year of service to families in my congressional district in south florida. as part of its mission this noble organization amigos for kids, administered an after-school program in little havana that provides kids with academic and extra curricular enrichment activities. funded by the children's trust, amikkos kids offers workshop -- amigos kids offers workshops. they will host their annual miami celebrity domino night. it's an ev