dave: hi, marcus. i'm dave. lemonis: hey, dave. how are you? dave: great to meet you.emonis: nice to meet you. jill: hi, i'm dave's wife -- jill. lemonis: how are you, jill? nice to meet you. so, are you both in the business? jill: no, i work awm in athletics. lemonis: oh, you do? dave: but she has worked farmers markets for us. lemonis: okay. well, i've never been in a place like this, so i wanted to kind of get a feel for it. dave: all right. so, the line where they serve people. lemonis: what's the most number of soups you have in one day, offered available? dave: we do up to nine. so, we have soup, salad, sandwich. lemonis: what's going on on that board? dave: i bought a new one, but it's too big. so that's gonna be the new look, assuming it's not all faded like that. lemonis: i want to taste what you're known for. dave: okay, well, i would start with the african-peanut and chicken. lemonis: it does have peanuts in it? dave: yes, peanut butter. lemonis: peanut butter? it's heavy. it's thick, you agree? stephanie: yeah. lemonis: typically, when i order soup, i'm loo

dave and debbie as trustees.moved as trust yes of those funds. during the divorce dave's father gave him sole control of a second quite generous trust fund. but when investigators ran the numbers on that second fund administered only by dave. >> basically there was supposed to be several hundred thousand dollars in each account, instead there was a couple thousand dollars. he had been living off it up to five years at that point. >> something like $300,000 was missing. though dave cried poverty, he bought his girlfriend, mary, a $27,000 lexus, took her on a vacation to hawaii, and used $60,000 to pay off divorce costs and the $1,500 he owed to his kids from the first set of trusts. here believed detectives was the heart of the motive for murder. debbie, if she hadn't disappeared was about to expose all that in court. >> you steal $300,000 and you are about to be exposed by it -- >> by a woman you despise? >> exactly. >> certainly another piece of the puzzle. >> there is another strange piece to the puzzle. rememb

police convinced themselves dave was responsible. prosecutor dave would not budge.ot yet anyway. >> we are going to wait until we find the body. instead, a year after, dave was charged with embezzling, stealing more than $300,000 from his own children's trust funds. he pleaded not guilty and waited for the other shoe to drop. imagine this, the police, not to mention most of the town believed their father killed their mother, leaving three children caught in the middle. conrad had no doubt his dad killed his mom. a dad he referred to as dave. >> i tried to cut all ties i had with him, as much as i could. he was nothing to me now. >> but chelsa is her father's staunchest supporter. >> why do you think your siblings blame him? >> they were either not home or not awake when i was awake. they were not around him the next day like i was around him. she said he was acting perfectly normal the day after what happened, happened. nothing to suggest he had been up all night committing a terrible crime. >> the things that convinced me aren't there for them. they are defending m

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everyone's chanting "dave, dave, dave, dave"! funyuns, funyuns.uiet. people are trying to sleep. dave finishes shooting. i have one extra scene left, so i go up to dave and go dude, i love you. i'm going to miss you so much. you're the best. and he's like, oh, no. i want to be here when you finish. plus it's going to, i know, ah. the balls on this guy. >> jimmy: yeah. he hangs out. >> it's like, it's going to take me a couple hours to give away all the gifts anyway. and then i have a thought that chilled me to my soul, jimmy. >> jimmy: what? >> he's probably gotten me a gift! >> jimmy: yeah, of course. >> i haven't gotten him anything. the color drains from my face. i'm texting my wife emily the whole time, what am i going to do? what am i going to do? so i go back to my trailer and the unthinkable has happened. it's just full of gifts for me. >> jimmy: wow. >> there's a card that says kumail on it and i know it's going to be horrendously thoughtful, so i pace back and forth. i can't look at this card, i can't swear right now but i want to. i open

sclis teen and dave?> manu raju, thank you for that. >>> a fiery debate over reparations of slavery. hundreds of people filled three overflow rooms. this is the first time congress is considering a bill to create a commission on addressing the lingering effects of slavery. part of that includes possible reparations. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell opposes reparations arguing, quote, none of us currently living are responsible. >> we've tried to deal with our original sin of slavery by fighting a civil war, bypassing landmark civil rights legislation. we've elected an african-american president. >> reporter: acclaimed writer strongly rebukes mcconnell. >> for a century after the civil war black people were subjected to a campaign of terror. he was alive for the red lining of chicago and the looting of black homeowners of some $4 billion. victims of that plunder are very much alive today. i am sure they'd love a word with the majority leader. >> house majority leader steny hoyer says he expects democ

good morning. >> reporter: hi, dave. that's right. we are waiting for that no confidence vote to happen in the hong kong legislative council. it has been delayed, but perhaps we will see it later on whether or not she will survive that. it doesn't really matter, to tell you the truth, it is purely symbolic. this is being put forward by a pro democracy lawmaker. the legislative council is pro beijing. carrie lam is not going anywhere. she came out yesterday, issued that apology. said i should have done a better job. i need to do a better job. but it really didn't go far enough. the people aren't buying it. they say it's too little too late. they are calling for her to resign, and as you say, to withdraw her very controversial extradition bill which would allow for extradition to mainland china. she announced on the weekend shelf it. they are calling on their demands to be met by the end of tomorrow, that is to withdraw the bill to free those who have been arrested, to revoke the riot claim and also to charge police with excessive force

i figured they went swimming and shopping. >> dave called her friends including sheila. no one had seen her. next he went outside and found more cause for worry. a small bench was tucked near skyler's window, and the window screen was missing. >> at this time i called skyler's cell phone. i said, hey, you're in trouble. you better be calling me right away. so i called her cell phone about ten times. i called mary again. >> again mary told him to calm down. she said skylar was expected at work at 4:00. >> i said, we're not going to worry. i'll call them about 10 after 4:00, give her time to clock in, everything, see if she's there. >> but mary didn't get a chance to call wendy's. >> they called us first wanting to know if she was coming to work. >> was that a big moment for you? >> yeah. >> a few minutes later, there was another big surprise. a call from sheila. >> she said she had to tell me the truth. i said, well, what truth? she said, we snuck out last night. >> mary's heart fell. skylar had done that once before, gone on a late-night joyride with rachel and sheila. t

fred. >> reporter: hi, dave. yeah, certainly still a very volatile situation down there in the persian gulf, but of course in general here in this region, you're absolutely right. the iranians continue to adamantly deny that they were behind the tanker attacks. regarding the increased u.s. military presence in the region are putting out some pretty tough talk of their own. a top iranian general saying yesterday that the iranians are very much monitoring what they call their enemy forces which is the u.s. forces in this region and saying they would deliver a crushing and decisive blow in response to any sort of military and they're saying it would happen in a very broad region. of course, guys, the iranians have been saying if it does come to a shooting between iran and the united states that they would respond with their military but also with proxy forces they have in the region. meanwhile, our own christian amanpour warning that iran and the united states are heading directly from a confrontation. here's what h

they are feeling emboldened, dave. they are feeling they have momentum on their side and will continue their fight. >> yeah. the so-called umbrella movement not stopping any time soon. anna corinne. >>> he has been criticized for skipping big events. joe biden will share the very same stage. the story next. >>> welcome back. good morning. turning now to the 2020 race. for the first time joe biden set to appear with many of his challengers. he is among ten candidates who will speak at an event in washington, d.c., focusing on poverty and systemic racism. mean time, elizabeth warren and beto o'rourke will be at the black speaking engagement. >> and i really want to underscore, this is different from the other plans that are out there. most of the others are about lending and i'm all for getting access to loan money. you bet, that's great, but small businesses when they're getting started, they need that equity capital, the kind that lets you ride out the tough times. they don't need something that's creating a big debt b

dave, christine?rosa flores, thanks. >>> one person is dead following flash flooding in baton rouge, louisiana. the victim identified as 37-year-old william jackson drowned while trying to escape his stranded vehicle. meantime, a dangerous water rescue also happening in baton rouge. look at that. first responders rushing to save this person from a sinking car. luckily the driver is okay. >> that's something. >>> residents in a las vegas neighborhood receiving an unwelcome surprise. an airplane door falling from the sky, hitting a building, and ending up in someone's front yard. it happened yesterday afternoon. officials say an access panel fell off an a 4 military plane shortly after it took off from nearby nelis air force base on a routine training mission. thankfully no one was hurt, the faa and las vegas police are investigating. >>> all right, ahead, the st. louis blues on the verge of hockey history after beating the bruins. andy scholes with that story in the bleacher report next. as a family, w

cover your ears, dave. your rockies blow another ninth inning lead as the padres rally for four runs to win this 14-13. >>> finally, there are dads and sons having father's day and then there's this. the baltimore orioles inviting steven bostwick to throw out the first pitch. what he didn't know was the catcher would be his son. army specialist adam bostwick has been deployed for four months. i can hear you, christine. break out your tissues. what a great moment for this father and son. that's what it's all about, dave. >> oh, man. >> if i could, i'd reach through the screen and give you my hand kerchief. i know it's getting misty. >> the marine and the army veteran. this family is what u.s. service is all about. happy father's day to steven and thanks for their service to both of them. coy, thank you for that great story. romans, he got you. >> he got me. that is awesome. thanks, coy. >>> 25 minutes past the hour. tensions between the u.s. and iran rising after attacks on two tankers in the gulf of oman. t

>> yeah, dave.o put on to put the mueller report which is a 400 plus page document that is hard to read for a lot of people who don't have the time to delve into it. they need to put it on television. there is a lot of damning information and they have been blocked from testifying. the democrats have not been able to put this into a television free for all where they can make the case to the american people where the president was engaged in obstruction of justice and lying to people. all of the things we're not seeing on tv and in the hearings. democrats are having to slow walk things by going to the courts which can be a long and drawn out process. turn it into a television spectacle that people can digest by watching on tv and hearing directly from the people who are involved or who watch the president do things that are untoward. >> to hear it, to see it, and make it real and concrete. >> let's talk about the 2020 field. joe biden, the leader of that democratic field. his vast experience being s

. >> dave? >> get everybody out here to my house now. >> okay. >> reporter: he called the indiana state police where he used to work. >> get everybody out here to my house. >> go to dave camm's house now. signal 10. okay. david we're gonna, we've got people on the way, okay? >> get everybody out here. >> come here. >> everything's going to be okay all right? we're going to --. >> every, everything's not okay, get everybody out here now! >> they're coming, go to dave camm's house now. do you know what happened, david? >> no. >> reporter: david camm's 13-year journey into hell was only minutes old. your family, dead, murdered. how do you even begin to absorb that? >> just all these things spinning around inside my head. is this real? am i really here? it was surreal. >> reporter: there was more pain, much more still to come. nexgard chew comes power, confidence, reassurance you're doing what's right to protect your dog from fleas and ticks for a full month. this one little nexgard chew is the #1 v

christine and dave?ratic front-runner joe biden making the bold prediction he expects to beat trump in red states. >> i plan on campaigning in the south. i plan if i'm your nominee binning georgia, north carolina, south carolina believe it or not and i believe we can win texas and florida if you look at the polling data now. >> while speaking at a forum on that. >> if you start off with the notion there's nothing you can do, might yal go home then, man. let's start a real physical revolution if you're talking about it because we have to change what we're doing within our system. >> joining us live this morning, washington post -- congressional repo reporter, good morning. >> good morning. >> i want to start with iran because the temperature is still real high in the gulf of oman and between the two countries. i'm wondering your thoughts. you have the united states government that has repeatedly criticized american intelligence agencies and thumbed its nose at european allies. you have the incidents in th

. >> i'm dave briggs. orlando florida, the president starting his first full day in re-election mode. his campaign launched at an evening rally in florida. vintage trump. democrats, immigrants, even his 2016 opponent, yes, 2016 opponent hillary clinton. >> we went through the greatest witch hunt in political history. the only collusion was committed by the democrats. on no issue are democrats more extreme and more depraved than when it comes to border security. remember the insurance policy just in case hillary clinton lost. remember the insurance policy. >> lock her up. lock her up. lock her up. lock her up. lock her up. lock her up. lock her up. >> sources tell cnn the president has been complaining to aides have stopped airing his rallies live. a source telling cnn they hoped the rally would satisfy his thirst for the spotlight and reset the campaign. instead, we heard the same familiar refrains. cnn's caitlyn collins was in orlando and brings us more. >> reporter: dave and michelle, the president's cam

vonnie: dave wilson, always illuminating.on has our chart of the day around 3:00 every day, i believe. thank you so much. much appreciated. let's talk central banks now. who is the most dovish of them all? that is the question as central bank governors across the globe signal a shift to looser on a terry policy -- looser monetary policy. >> we will act as appropriate to maintain the expansion. >> central banks around the world have moved to an accommodative stance. >> i think it is fair to say we have in easing bias. we will certainly act. >> you have been talking about rate cuts so much, so rate cuts get into your system. >> like mario draghi, i think we can do these things as necessary. the room for adjustment is tremendous. vonnie: let's welcome now bloomberg intelligence's u.s. rate strategist ira jersey from princeton. has anything materially changed in the macro landscape to warrant these moves in yields? rates marketthe and where yields are right now are pricing for some very bad news. get that news, we will have to wa

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dave, christine? >> rosa flores there.hanks. >>> residents in a las vegas neighborhood receiving an unwelcome surprise, an airplane door falling from the sky, hitting a building and ending up in someone's front yard. it happened yesterday afternoon. officials say an access panel fell off an a 4 military plane shortly after it took off nearby ellis air force base on a routine training mission. thankfully no one was hurt. the faa and las vegas police are investigating the incident. >> that's something. airplane door. >> luckily it didn't hurt a person. that could have been far worse. >>> a part owner of the golden state warriors caught on camera, shoving a toronto raptor. >> the blue shirt pushed him off. >> what the league is going to do about it next. when i had my brother take me places, it was always like, we had to get there early so i could smoke a cigarette before we go inside. we always had to stop for cigarettes... it's true... i decided i needed to find an alternative... so i started looking and then juul came up.

dave and i -- dave, we're goin wednesday. because we're hosting that watch party. out at sue bierman park. e always does that. a lot of people, a lot of fun in san francisco. we'll be there. >>> the first round of democratic debates was last night in miami. they took the stage for the battle in the party's presidential nomination. >>> this democratic party has to be strong and bold and progressive. >> we're going to tell you who stood out on that crowded debate stage and what you can expect in the second debate. tonight. >>> nothing short of heroic. and those actions allowed people to flee. >>> new details about a shooting at a south bay car dealership. what one victim did in his final moments to save others. >>> good morning. we have traffic that is doing well. if you are driving at the macarthur maze. we'll tell you more about it coming up. >>> and seasonably cool for us continues. any change heading into the weekend. we'll take a look. >>> good morning to you. welcome back to mornings on 2. it's thursday morning, pam. >> yes. >> it's june 27th. i'm dave clark. >

dave, pam, thank you. temps are on their way up here. one of the few days we've had a lot of 90s inland and that's been kind of a regardity. temps are bumping up. they'll probably peak out for most of the day. today looks to be the mountains but that's about it. fog has already been chewed up. more show that go but there are. 50s, 60s already around the bay. we're seeing temperatures a little cool

you're absolutely right pam and dave. right now we have a decent commute out of the gillroy area and it's looking good from gilroy to san jose up in the valley. so if you're continuing to drive through it has been a nice drive into the valley. some road work here and there for the most part the major freeways are untouched by that and you can see traffic here at the bay bridge toll plaza it looks good. we've had a couple of slow downs but in general we're looking good to start this tuesday. >> thank you sal. >>> i'll get it. temperatures won't take long to warm up. a little northerly breeze. the temps are still cold. 51 to 55. bodaiga bay hanging in there and monterey in the bay and 55 and 57. but when there's a north northeast breeze as you can see from oakland airport a little northeast right there and you can see the air flow just takes right along the coast and takes care of it. a few thunderstorms up in the mountains, sierra, everything else has calmed down. there goes the fog so even the coast looks good for today.

back over to you. >> dave, thank you. >>> 6:01. a major development on capitol hill. >> former special counselmu robt eller has agreed to testify in public before two congressional committees next month. >> he iste expec to discuss details about his 22-month investigation into russian interference during 2016 presidential election. nearly a month ago mueller said he would prefer not to testify publicly, but he was subpoenaed. members of the house judiciary and intelligence committees say the american public deserves to hear directly fromll mueer about his investigation and conclusions. >>> we have the opportunity to flesh out what the russians did, how they did it, what the role of the trump campaign personnel were what were the counterintelligence issues, what was the process used to handle the counterintelligence concerns, where are the findings? all of these questions and a great many many. i> mueller will speak with both the house intellnce and judiciary committees on july 17th. president trdip did not rectly respond to the new

dave and christine? >> patrick oppmann, thanks for that. the red sox family paid tribute to him before last night's game with the texas rangers. >> please join us as we offer a moment for complete recovery for our beloved, big papi. >> he'll be in the clubhouse with a big smile and that huge heart. talk about superheroes without capes. that's the way we'll see him. so he'll be okay. >> the red sox are send prayers to his family. >>> a preview of 2020, with president trump and joe biden campaigning in the same state. the president is attending a fund-raiser and set to visit a ethanol plant. he is touting a new policy to help farmers. and joe biden will be in davenport. so far, up in interject with drum's schedule but he's blazing his own path in the first to vote state. he has faced criticism for skipping a big event over the weekend attend his grand daughter's graduation. we have more on the fascinating day ahead. >> christine, dave, former vice president joe biden will be heading right here to iowa toda

amanda: great info, dave wilson.oming up next, we speak to a chief economist about key challenges to growth and the global business cycle. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg markets. i am amanda lang. shery: i am shery ahn. global investors grappling with everything from fed policy to trade tensions. where should they hold their focus? to break it all down, joining us now is markus schomer. it is great to have you with us. let's start with what is next. the fed's meeting next weekend we have seen the inflation numbers, really not looking too strong. even the recent numbers, how challenging will it be for mr. powell to try to explain this to transitory factors? markus: i think the fed is facing right now i communication challenge to switch from their tightening bias over two and easing bias. -- over to an easing bias. the fed is not very quick at making the changes. if you look at past inflection points, it takes a little while to communicate that internally, change some of the forecasts, and start communicati

>> reporter: good morning, dave. we have protests again, and now there is a new strategy coming from the opposition. take a look at this. they have encircled the headquarters of the hong kong police right now. so you have dej pron straighters and they are chanding for release for some of the people who were detained in protests and clashes with riot police that turned violent on june 123th. you can see that the police, for example, right in front of us are kind of standing there as the crowd surrounds them. one of the other entrances, they have zip tied it. so far the police have had i would say a pretty submissive approach to the standoff. we're not seeing helmets or baton charges or rubber bullets being fired or tear gas. the numbers that we see here are not like on previous marches earlier this month where there were estimates of 1 to 2 million people out in the streets. that's one to two hong kongers protesting against the government to extradite people to mainland china. what we see are predominantly young hong

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. democratic people talk about the hardest nancy pelosi has to work. she agreed to review changes. democrats in the hispanic caucuses argue the $4.6 billion proposal does not go far enough addressing humanitarian needs. the speaker addressed the border issue before the meeting. >> families belong together in america everyone has rights. immigrants have rights and we just have to beat that drum for the next couple of weeks. and as we do so, we must also pass legislation that meets the humanitarian needs at the border. >> the clock is ticking on several fronts. a vote on the democratic proposal remains set for today. lawmakers leave washington for a week-long recess on thursday and the president pushed back his time line but said the deportations across the country will move ahead in 12 days. the chair of the democratic caucus helped outline leadership's border strategy. without some version of immigration funding, alex azar says that the effect on hhs would be, quote, like a government s

dave: we are not waiting.he transition to this but we need that progress to accelerate. tom: what was the response from the bankers? i don't know why this was not fixed last week. francine: you are not in charge of a bank. dave: maybe this is me being diplomatic, but i think it is right to be fair to the bankers. libor is really ingrained. it will be a really complex getsition undertaking to all of the different aspects of the market off libor. derivatives is moving quickly. we need the cash market to follow. francine: should corporate borrowers that need a term right be given an extension if they need more time beyond the deadline? dave: i think it is really important to focus on the deadline, which is why we heard from the chair of the risk-free rates working group that we set up. this is the public authorities working with the market, which will have to lead this transition. we have recognized the need for a forward-looking turmeric -- term rate. three providers have come forward with credible plans to offe

back over to you. >> dave, thank you. >>> 4:31 thousand. special counsel robermueller announced he will appear before two house committees to testify publicly next month about his work on the russia report. weeks ago he said he preferred to let the report speak for itself, but that wasn't enough for the chairman of and judiciary committees. last night, mueller was served subpoenas from both of them. the back-to-back july 7th hearings will no doubt be some of the most highly anticipated congressional hearings in years. r more worked quietly than two years never speaking publicly last week when he announced he was stepping down from the position of special counsel. lapt week president trum tweeted, quote, presidential harassment. >>> breaking this morning, the associated pressng reporthat a third summit between the united states and north korea is in the works. the last time president trp nd kim jong-un met was four months ago in vietnam. this is video from that meeting. they tried to come t an agreement about north korea's expanding nuclear

dave wardell and finn joining dave wardell and finnjoining me a little earlier.moved back by four days, to friday the 8th of may — to coincide with the 75th anniversary of ve day. a weekend of events is being planned in england, wales and northern ireland to mark the end of the second world war in europe. scotland is yet to announce whether it will make a similar change. time for a look at the weather, and at the map is louise lear. the strongest of the rain moving out of the midlands and up north towards the scottish borders by the middle of the afternoon. bright and breezy with a scattering of showers to the north west of scotland and northern ireland, and for the rest of england and wales to the south of that rain and wales to the south of that rain a few scattered showers into the afternoon, but factor in the strength of the wind and it won't feel particularly warm, and particularly for the middle part of june. top temperatures underneath the cloud in the rain sitting at around 12 or 13 degrees, highest value as a maximum of 18 celsius. it looks as though tha

good morning, i'm dave clark. steve paulson is off today. but sara zendehnam is in today. >> it's a little cool. a little breezy. but we're just going to warm up a bit today. we're going to see highs just slightly lower than what we saw yesterday. but we are waking up to low clouds, pretty similar to what we saw yesterday, with the low cloud cover. although really not as widespread. really, by the afternoon, we will see mostly to partly sunny skies. it's going to shape up to a nice day today. yesterday got warm in one location. but not too bad. your extended forecast, though, it's going to cool down. right now in concord. 61 degrees in walnut creek. 56 degrees in oakland. san jose at 59 degrees and san francisco is at 56 degrees. just a little bit of a breeze outside. 12-mile-per-hour sustained wind speeds. but 9 miles per hour in concord. 3 miles at oakland. sfo clocking at 8 miles per hour. our temperatures will dip down just a bit today. not too noticeable in some spots. today, the high expected is 81 degrees. concord got a little warm ye

i wanted to know how dave and crystal were. i could hear the shootout. i knew that they had engaged him. i knew that somebody might have been hit. i found out they were ok, which gave me a lot of relief. crystal was actually at the same hospital as me so we got to visit a couple of times. >> semi automatic, 40 round banana clip, smith & wesson, extra clip, extra magazine for this with -- for the smith & wesson. bulletse that these entered your body at 2000 meters per second. rep. scalise: pretty caliber weapon -- pretty powerful weapon. the bullet that hit the, you could take -- hit me, you could take a bear down with that. a lot of miracles that day. that is what i detail in the book. whatever your faith is, i have a strong faith and the prayers helped get me through it. i chronicled some things that happened on the ballfield that, even if you don't have a certain amount of faith, certainly there was a larger presence on that ballfield. congressman brad wenstrup normally doesn't stay until the end of practice. usuallyually closes -- leaves closer to 7:0

>> looks all right, for the most part, dave and pam. so far, 580, a little slowing, which is typical, coming up to the altamonte pass. but very little. seems to be just a little bit better this morning. usually by now, we have more. we're not asking any questions. driving through, you can see there's a little slow traffic before the pass. and that's about all. and driving over to pleasanton and castro valley looks good. and no problems on interstate 880 north and south. as you drive to the toll plaza, there's a little backup in some of the outside lanes. no problems on the bridge itself. it's 4:48. let's bring in sara with the weather. >> we're waking up this morning to low clouds. not as widespread as what we saw yesterday. but the clouds will really linger. we'll see it this morning. tonight, tomorrow morning as this trough continues to deepen off the california coast. highs today, expected to be in the 60s to the 80s. like i said, cloudy start to the day. but partly to mostly sunny skies is what we're expecting later this afternoon.

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16 against nigeria tonight here in the studio to discuss all the latest news from the world cup is dave reneke dave what can we expect of this this clash tonight germany versus nigeria it should be an exciting game i think germany are one of the quiet favorites for the entire world cup so they're also favorites for this match they've got a really compelling mixture of talented veterans but also young and hungry players who are seen in the group stage just how balance their team is actually on a 15 match undefeated streak which is quite impressive and they have 5 different goal scorers in the tournament so far they want all 3 of their group stage matches and didn't even give up a goal so that's really been quite impressive and although they're not always in the discussion of a potential team to win it all i think they're proving they should be up there and my jury a will obviously push back but i think it's going to be a bit of a long shot another one of the favorites is playing tonight australia what can we expect of their match against norway australia is another really strong team but

ben, good morning. >> good morning, dave.lack and white video released by the pentagon shows is a ship that we presume a iranian in which the men on board are removing what's called a limpet mine, that's a mine that's attached via magnets from that ship and the americans certainly are treating this video as fairly damning evidence of iranian involvement in these attacks, however, the japanese owners of this tanker, the kokuka courageous, are saying that as far as they know it was not mines that caused damage to that tanker yesterday early morning, but rather what they're describing as a flying shell. they are denying that the damage was caused by either a mine or some sort of toof torpd dough. the iranians denying any involvement in the attacks. the foreign minister saying this is part of an american campaign of diplomatic sabotage by what he is describing as team b. of course, the attacks taking place when shinzo abe the japanese prime minister was on a visit to tehran, a visit that some had hoped would somehow diffuse the t

dave lee, bbc news, in san jose apple in recent years.ose stop the world is marking a key date in china's modern history, june four 1989. marking a key date in china's modern history, june four 1989. that is when authorities brutally clampdown ona when authorities brutally clampdown on a massive pro—democracy protests in beijing's tiananmen square, killing many. three decades later the communist party is still in power and has a tight control over the country, including the media, online space, and businesses. and since then china has claim to being the well‘s second—largest economy behind the united states. —— well‘s the world bank rose —— estimated 370 million of its citizens live below the international poverty line. earlier political economist will hutton told me how the ajio —— events of june hutton told me how the ajio —— events ofjune for shaped china. they were notjust protests in tiananmen square. they were in 100ad other chinese cities. it was a huge deal. —— 175. there was some hours where the regime thought it would fall. that

. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. i bet you had the fan running last night. >> i absolutely did. >> steve paul is in his office today. warm weather. >> i would say hot. >> one more day. today and then we'll start a cooldown as we head into tomorrow. going up, down. that's where it's going the next 7 to 10 days. did i set my computer. yes, i did. sometimes you never know. thunderstorms over the sierra, but that's about it. there was a little fog but then overtime it said i can't make it. the same today. a little bit of patchy fog but lows are up. 50s, 60s. it won't take long to warm up. almost 70 at wood acre. look at that 60 from vallejo up to poke canyon. so any patchy fog will only help those where it's near that. then this system right there will sweep through for a big cool down but that's tomorrow not today. 70s and mid 90s. 4:01 he's here. stockton time. solano county time. >> you can have which ever one you want. >> you're the producer so you go ahead. >> thank you steve. >>> yeah, steve's very correct. we do t

brant from this force this morning dave tell us more about this incredible french victory i mean 1st of all it was a fantastic game it was really one of the most enjoyable to watch of the world cup so far it just was crackling with intensity and the fan support for the home french side was truly amazing it was really impressive france were in control for most of the match but it didn't always come easy for them but despite that they pulled through 2 really truly impressive victory let's take a look. with 1st class home support behind them the french threats and right from the start in the house these early efforts from valerie go far was disallowed by the inevitable. we dislike of being judged to have headed the bull out of keep a barbarous arms. in the 2nd off some stellar work down the wing by kathy jackson gianni. a 2nd chance to back to open up and she said they did we perfect timing to put francois in front. of the guests found their way back into the top 11 minutes later though when did being years cross bounced around in the boss' giving tyee said the chance to bring brazil li

thank you so much, pc dave, and of course finn. there we go. earlier, and were made quite a fuss of! it's 70 years since 1984, by george orwell, was published and the world is still fascinated by his famous dystopia. dorian lynskey, author of the ministry of truth, takes us on a journey through the classic novel's many layers. "war is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength. " it's the most famous dystopian novel, but it's also a thriller and a love story and at times a horror story. as orwell knew, he didn't have the imagination of a great novelist. he was not very good at sort of conjuring things up. the texture of airstrip one was inspired by london after the war, when it was still blitz—damaged. the texture of the ministry of truth was based on his time working for the bbc. the destabilising of the idea of truth came to him when he thought of the spanish civil war and saw the news reports in many of the papers, particularly the stalinist papers just bore no resemblance to what he'd seen. ingsoc was basically a satirical exaggeratio

dave looking at that video and as you mentioned france in control over so much of that match what you know looking at the action on the pitch did you see any weaknesses on on the french side playing brazil yeah i mean 1st of all it's a knockout game against brazil so i don't think anybody could really expected to be a walkover but that said i think you're absolutely right. france despite being in control and really dominating a lot of the match struggled to produce clear cut chances which is actually been a bit of a recurring theme for them throughout this tournament where they really look good technically they're awfully off in the vastly superior side but then when it comes to that that last attack and move they struggle a little bit and because they're always possessing and pushing forward they looked a bit vulnerable to counter attacks so i think heading into that next match against either the u.s. or spain in the quarter finals they're going to have to tighten that up because stronger teams are definitely going to be able to exploit that so have to watch ok especially the possibi

i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook.all it friday. >> yes, we do. >> it's been a busy week. a lot of news. more news. more debates going on. >> and cool weather. >> nice, cool weather. >> very cool. >> weather has been not as busy. i guess that's good. >> well, i haven't had my feet up on the desk. been very busy. low clouds. temps in the 70s. and there you go. how about that? we also have what has been an extremely quiet so far, tropical season. our first in the eastern pacific. that would be tropical storm alvin. picked up a little bit of intensity, but only 60 miles per hour. it's moving northwest, thoughal sea surface temperatures. and a colder environment. it has strengthened the last 24 hours. but does not look like it will pose any threats unless it's to shipping interests. these are the highs yesterday. 72 in livermore. 74 in ukiah. concord at 74. fairfield, only 76 degrees. these are some of the cool lows this morning. pem grove, napa healdsburg and napa. mix of lower clouds, higher clouds and sun. cool and bree

." >> i'm dave briggs. we start with the immigration battle but doctors, christine. have called this is so heated. all emergency funding at the border could be in jeopardy over demands to provide more humanitarian aide. house democrats emerging from a late night meeting as speaker pelosi is looking for change. democrats in the progressive processes argue it does not go far enough. a democratic source calls it the largest they've ever seen. >> families belong together in america. everyone has rights. immigrants have rights. we just have to beat that drum for the next couple of weeks, and as we do so, we must also pass legislation to seek humanitarian beads. a vote on the democratic proposal ends today. lawmakers have it back if they keep the time line mp the chair of the house democratic caucus recently outlined the border strategy. >> you should provide the humanitarian assistance necessary to change the conditions, particularly as it relate to that so we don't fund the reckless immigration screen. >>> alex cesar says the effect on hhs would be like a government shut

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pam, dave looks good. bay bridge toll sda is plaza is relatively light. -- plaza is relatively light. typical as you they do some work there. this is a look at interstate 880. they just picked up the road work here from the sol sea yum. it had been taken away one of the lanes but now it is gone. at the bay bridge as i said it's nice and light. as we get closer to the 4th of july which is next week. you know how people are. people who live a life of luxury. they take vacation. they have these two week glorious vacations. >> who's that sal? >> not you and me. others. >> thank you. >>> well an unseasonably strong system. some cloud cover up over it looks like napa county. i guess it could certainly be possible a sprinkle or two. overall it's a cooler and breezy pattern. look at that. it's pretty impressive for this time of year. it's very cool infact for the bay area. you see that right there. you see a little cloud cover coming by to the north. 50s, 60s on the temps. the breeze cranks up when you get that up

dave? >> all right, mark. thank you. >>> time is 6:54. nervous and your blood pressure shoots up while in a doctor's office. you may have a more serious problem. coming up at 7:00. we'll explain what is known as the white coat syndrome. >>> plus, that humpback whale in the waters off alameda. it is still out there. the new concern from experts. because that whale has been in the same area for two weeks now. >>> first, i want to take you out live. with that music. i've got to take you to berkeley. and look at this view of berkeley. live pictures. welcome to tuesday. you're watching mornings on 2, on ktvu fox 2 news. >>> welcome back, it is 6:57, stanford university is working with the attorney general's office to find a worthy cause to receive the $770,000 to give into the scandal, the school wants the money to be used for the public good. the former team coach admitted accepting bribes from the parents of applicants and was fired. he was part of a nationwide scandal that has led to criminal charges against 50 people. >>> a former gynecolo

. >> good morning i'm dave clark. steve paulson is here he said a lot of changes in our weather. >> not as much as yesterday. there will be some hot air as we get to the weekend. the delta wind which was screaming yesterday is still out of the west but it's not that strong. our system swept through that brought most #2e6r7s down dramatically. a few high clouds zipping by. by overall today's kind of the transition day here 40s. a little chill in the morning. even livermore at 48 degrees. if it feels cooler, it is cooler, but it will be sunny, nice today. and tomorrow high pressure starts to build in and temperatures are on their way up. they will go way up. we'll start saturday ask and it looks to be sunday, monday with lots of 90s and 80s near the coast as well. 60s, 70s and 80s today. 4:01 on a presented. he's here and hopefully tell you the traffic is quiet. >> it is quiet. and i like that it's quiet on fridays. you won't be disappointed. let's go to the tracy super commute. you can see traffic is moving well. the r

you very much dave and pam. i'm looking at these commutes and we don't have although going on which is good. the traffic on westbound 580. what you're going to this time in the morning. there is a bit of slowing coming into the livermore area. also the morning commute is going to be okay if you're driving it looks like the bay bridge. there have been no major issues at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic continues to look okay into san francisco. it's 4:50. let's bring steve in. >> thank you great guy. >>> my goodness this is getting a little thick here. >> mine was sarcastic. >> thank you sal i appreciate it. temperatures are on the mild side already. we're looking at mid 60s in livermore. oakland airport 60. san jose low 60s. santa rosa and san francisco 56 and 57. around lake tahoe 53. squaw valley 51 at homewood. south lake tahoe with 47 heavily incline in the mid 40s. your highs from yesterday were all above average so i have a rule of thumb. when you get one month usually the pattern changes the next mo