including a deadly double shooting at a denny )s. following breaking news in the south bay. a violent night in san jose, including a deadly double shooting at a denny's. we're live at the scene with what led to the violence. >>> good morning, thank you so much for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. right now we want to get a check of the forecast, though, with meteorologist kari hall. another warm one on tap? >> another warm day. it starts out nice and clear as you get ready to head out the door. as we take a live look outside right now we are not seeing any fog and the temperature in san francisco at 55, it's 50 in san jose and 46 right now in livermore. as we go into our afternoon here is a look at our highs today, mid to upper 70s once again and we may set new records. we will talk about the records that fell yesterday and what's ahead for the rest of the week coming up. mike, you are already tracking two crashes? >>> i am, but they're smaller crashes and the only people concerned are those involved. looking toward the green sensors all around the

including a deadly double shooting at a denny )s. following breaking news in the south bay.deadly double shooting at a denny's. we're live at the scene with what led to the violence. >>> good morning, thank you so much for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. right now we want to get a check of the forecast, though, with meteorologist kari hall. another warm one on tap? >> another warm day. it starts out nice and clear as you get ready to head out the door. as we take a live look outside right now we are not seeing any fog and the temperature in san francisco at 55, it's 50 in san jose and 46 right now in livermore. as we go into our afternoon here is a look at our highs today, mid to upper 70s once again and we may set new records. we will talk at

she had been sailing with their husband, heart—to—heart star robert wagner for the ‘s captain, dennisheart star robert wagner for the 's captain, dennis toobinlj remember people coming on the boat saying that they had found natalie wood floating, just couldn't believe it. the verdict, accidental drowning. the actor christopher walken was also on board at the time but how it all happened was a mystery and then 30 is later new information emerged about the couple that night. the captain now said he had heard arguing. that night. the captain now said he had heard arguinglj that night. the captain now said he had heard arguing. i believe robert wagoner was with her up until the moment she went into the water. in 2011, the case was reopened. evidence of bruising led to the cause of death being changed to drowning and other undetermined factors. recently, we have received information which we felt was substantial enough to make us take another look at this case. and now detectives say two more people have come forward saying they also heard raised voices on the night and one said she saw fi

. >> kpix5's sports director dennis o'donnell. have the 49ers issued any statement on this yet? >> no. they're evaluating the evidence. the team will be. the league will be and we'll find out what happens likely sooner than later. 49er linebacker reuben foster was arrested yesterday morning on charges of domestic violence and possession of an assault weapon, his second arrest of the offseason and the warning signs were there before the 49ers drafted him last spring. at the time his biggest offense stemmed from an argument with a worker at the nfl combine and then a positive drug test for a diluted urine sample. now it's much more serious. foster reportedly met with the team brass today about the arrest and the 49ers are trying to decide what to do with their talented linebacker. many teams shied away from drafting foster because of injury and character issues, not the 49ers, and after he was drafted i asked foster about those concerns. >> reporter: why do you think people have those concerns? >> some say the story that was out. some say the people i carry, but i think it's no su

it all started last night with a double shooting at a denny's restaurant at first and alma and then another s mile away at keyes between eighth and ninth. >> reporter: according to police someone did die there after being shot afternoon 2:20 a.m. a man who didn't want to be identified was in the area at the time of the shooting. >> i said did somebody get hurt, and they said yes, and i said are they okay? and they said no. so you kind of know it was a fatality. >> reporter: police will only say the victim is a man. detectives and crime scene investigators were interested in this car about a block away from the scene on humbolt street. investigators will not say if this is connect with the the homicide. >> i got kids, daughters, and they go to school and they go through there. >> reporter: san jose police were already busy when they got the call on keyes street. a murder-suicide about a mile away. police say a man shot and killed a woman and then shot himself. both died at the scene. >> we believe it is going to be like a domestic violence related homicide. >> reporter: the two homicides are t

s&p 500 even in futures. do you have a level in mind? dennis: another 15 to 20 points higher.t would be more than sufficient to take the market from having been egregiously oversold in the course of the last week to almost as quickly overbought. it's amazing how in the starts a bear markets how you get very oversold very quickly and how quickly you become over but. i think another 50 points on the upside will be about as much as we will be able to do. vonnie: ultimately to the downside. abigail: dennis, you are an expert and commodities as well. last week we saw the bloomer commodity index having a source week since january 2016. it was across the board risk off asset class selloffs. do you think that is going to continue or do you like commodities? dennis: it depends on which commodity. i'm not enamored with crude oil at this point. once you get above $63 and of frack in the permian basin and even into north dakota is enormously profitable. it will get difficult for crude oil to rally here. i can be demonstrably bullish and the grain market and particularly the week market. e

s separatete shootings just a mill apart. us the w police telle. deadly double shooting outside r denny's restaurant was a murder-suicide. it happen at first street and east alma avenue. the gunfire broke out just bouta before b11:00. >>> police say someone shot and killed a man near happy hollow s zoo about a block away from the san jose football stained. the overnight death, in a san a jose's fourth and fifth t bay. homicides of the year. >>> all new at 11:00, we're seeing brand new video of a rescue. >> theis in ro air crew was doi training exercise when they noticed, get this, a cow stuck tree. this is near los vaqueros. >>> no one else in the giants uniform will wear the number 25 the giantsha announcing they wi retire barry bonds' number.k. >> this was on twitter about anr hour ago.me runs the ceremony will be on august 11 when they will play the pittsburgh pirates. barry bonds has the record for n hitting the most home run in major league history at 752.ankn >> amazing. >>> coming up, cars going nowhere in the cabrera. where we rank on the most congested cities. the report that puts the brakes on drivers. plus -- >

s&p 500. who is right? let's go to dennis gartman. what do you think? >> thank you, neil. thanks for having me on. i listen to peter eliades this afternoon. market cops or peaks of some consequence are made in volatilities. the volatility we had in the past several days i think is indicative of a market making a peak. the public is terribly involved. the amount of money that flowed in from december and january are is unprecedented. it's that type of activity that bothers me. yes, the economy is strong. but what happens at the end of bull markets when stocks peak is that money moves out of the capitol market and moves into plant and equipment and labor. that's exactly what we're seeing. the monetary authorities have stopped supplying reserves to the system. they began doing so in 07, 08 and 09 when it was needed and now it's not. now capitol is moving to strengthening economic activity. this is indicative of a peak, not a market that i'd want to be an aggressive buyer. >> neil: interesting. it's too early to tell, but in the 1929 crash and the 87 crash, there were periods p

two people were shot and killed near a denny's in downtown san jose. ( terisa ) kron4's lydia pantazasene with the latest details. lydia. two people died in a shooting late monday night in san jose, according to a police spokesman. at 10:50 p.m., san jose police officers responded to multiple reports of a shooting in the area of south first street and east alma avenue. arriving officers found one male victim and one female victim ( terisa ) thanks lydia. ( james ) a big story this morning... stock going into a free fall. right now dow futures are down about 200 points. markets open in about an hour and a half from now... after closing more than 11-hundred points down yesterday. this is the worst ápoint drop in history. at one point yesterday... the dow plunged almost 16- hundred points. a white house spokesman says markets do fluctuate in the short term -- but the fundamentals of the economy are strong. ( james ) we spoke to an economics professor... she says don't panic. the economy over all is very strong and a recession is unlikely -- she says this drop was triggered by ágood news.<

s. y antes que digas denny's, esas 2 tiras de tocino, 2 huevos y 2 esponjosos pancakes, son un desayuno.: me hice unos arreglos que luego te platicarÉ. en este donde tu quieras. >> estaba perfectamente. [risas] alan: siempre debes espectacular, ¿cÓmo estÁs? >> encantada, gracias por invitarme. quÉ bueno ver este gran icono de cantante, guitarrista, bailarina, ¿quÉ te falta por hacer? >> falta muchas cosas, esto es el principio de una aventura al lado de otra. "despierta amÉrica" buenos dÍas. alan: eres parte de este programa. ¿quÉ te trae por aquÍ que nos visitas? >> muchos proyectos, el nÚmero uno es nada de conexiÓn con discriminaciÓn. a mÍ me gusta la gente como son, todos somos iguales y desde que vine a amÉrica estoy peleando por la igualdad en todos. tengo tantos amigos que se van a unir ahora, se llama "pray love" y estoy muy contenta de que me hayan invitado. y maÑana toco la guitarra, el domingo 11 y voy a introducir de nuevo single, es lo mejor que he hecho en mi carrera. alan: se te nota que estÁs emocionada. >> porque hasta ahora yo iba por dinero, antes de hacer un disco lo

, which is why he did the radio reintroduced broadcasts during his prez denny, gave press conferences during his presidency. was s the best thing going reagan himself and his ability he had nicate is that developed that going back to his who, and wrc radio in des moines and iowa back in the '30s. obviously worked on movies in the '40s. and then in the '50s, fully developed. coming quickly behind it. so now he is an informed, intellectual conservative with powerful voice and the ideas his mind and his voice and other things came together 1960s. host: trump doesn't show those things? so.st: i don't think i don't think so. the other thing about reagan, not just he had a voice tis what did with it. reagan was always recruiting. he would go before republican in kansas city at the republican national onvention and at the detroit 1980, when he won the nomination and calls on democrats and independents, 17,000ng to joe locerina, in the audience and before this calls on republicans, democrats and independents to shared coalition of values. the same thing in 1976, when he is iving his what essentially his concession speech

, which is why he did the radio reintroduced broadcasts during his prez denny, gave press conferences during his presidency. was she best thing going reagan himself and his ability he had nicate is that developed that going back to his who, and wrc radio in des moines and iowa back in the '30s. obviously worked on movies in the '40s. and then in the '50s, fully developed. coming quickly behind it. so now he is an informed, intellectual conservative with powerful voice and the ideas his mind and his voice and other things came together 1960s. host: trump doesn't show those things? so.st: i don't think i don't think so. the other thing about reagan, not just he had a voice tis what did with it. reagan was always recruiting. he would go before republican in kansas city at the republican national onvention and at the detroit 1980, when he won the nomination and calls on democrats and independents, 17,000ng to joe locerina, in the audience and before this calls on republicans, democrats and independents to shared coalition of values. the same thing in 1976, when he is iving his what essentially his concession speech,

s gains this year. for more, let's bring in lead internet analyst at rbc capital markets and denny fish from janice hendersonood morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> mark, i'm taking a look at your price targets on facebook, amazon, netflix, alphabet and it strikes me that facebook has 45% upside from here based on your price targets compared to the others what is it about what you think investors are perhaps been missing about facebook's potential over the past several weeks and what turns things around >> okay, yeah. thanks, john there are two issues on facebook there is what i call big toeb risk, what i really mean is societal pressures, regulatory pressures. that's the one overhang. the second one is concerns that when they talk about more, a better interaction among users and the possible reduction in engagement that people fundamentally are concerned that ad revenue growth will slow down i think the first issues solve themselves over time i think to their immense credit or to their credit, not immense, facebook management team is taking responsibilities in the market and size of

denny's. ♪ these are delicious. new craft pancakes. part of our seriously upgraded menu. >>> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> wow. are the faces of eagles nation. fans poured to the streets of the philadelphia by the thousands last night just to celebrate, the thriller of a game, and for all revelry taking place last night celebrations, stayed mostly peaceful. >> most of it there were a few spots where people let their excitement get better of them. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in center city at scene of one of those out offhanded celebrations, david. >> reporter: at macy's behind me windows smashed out after the game. i spoke to the member of the philadelphia law enforcement who called vandals knuckle heads and he said there are only three arrests at this point but he expects to see more arrests, later this week. after the eagles became super bowl champs, a group of fans celebrated by climbing on to the awning of the ritz carlton it collapsed, just second later sending people into a crowd egging them on below. >> it is beyond stupid. we are all adults. we need to act our age. you have to show these

dennis is a driven person personally. he is extremely charming in person and charismatic. again, he has this goal of making boeing a global industrial champion, part of the 1990'sra ge. his foot is on the gas. this is a company that seems determined not to let up. i think in some regards, companies reflect their leaders. that might be true of what we are seeing at boeing today. julia: the share price has doubled since january of last year. it is the best performer in the doubt. investors are rewarding them at this stage. they are happy. julie: yes, absolutely. one thing that is fascinating, ge has imploded. for shareholders who want industrial stocks in their portfolio, boeing has become the only game. i think boeing has, in terms of their share price, benefited tremendously. at the same time it reflects the underlying strength of the business. they are focused on profitability. really shaking up the supplier community with some of the ways they have gone about gaining that profitability. that is a high-level picture. with a thousand little details needed to come together. julia: the cost initiative they are running, partnering for success, critics have called

dennis is a very -- very driven personally. using family charming in person. he is charismatic. again, he has this goal of making boeing a glowing to theial champion 1980'sra ge. this what is on the gas, this is a company right now that seems determined not to let up. i think in some regard, companies reflect their leaders. that might be true of what we are seeing at boeing today. >> the share prices doubled since january of last year. it is the best performance in the doubt. investors are rewarding them at this stage. they are happy. >> absolutely. is kindhe things that of fascinating is that ge has imploded for shareholders that want to have large industrial stocks in their portfolio. boeing has become the only game and i think that boeing has benefited tremendously from the turmoil at ge. reflectsme time, it the underlying strength of the business, they are very focused right now on profitability -- really shaking up the supplier community with some of the ways that got about getting that profitability in their contracting. but that is a very high-level picture with a thousand little details that have made it come together. >> the cost initiative they

dennis is very driven, personally. extremely charming in person, and charismatic. but again, he just -- he has this goal of making boeing a global industrial champion, sort of a 1990's.e. that everybody looked up to. he is -- you know, his foot is on the gas. this is a company right now that seems determined not to let up. so i think in some regards, companies reflect their leaders. so that might be true of what we are seeing at boeing today. julia: i mean, the share price has doubled since january of last year. it is the best performer in the dow, so investors clearly rewarding them at this stage. they are happy. julie: yes, absolutely. and one of the things that is kind of fascinating is g.e. has imploded for shareholders who want to have large industrial stocks in their portfolio, boeing has sort of become the only game. and i think boeing has, in terms of their share price, benefited tremendously from the turmoil at g.e. but at the same time, it sort of reflects of the underlying strength of the business. they are very focused right now on profitability. really shaking up the supplier community with some of the ways they have gone about gaining that profitabilit

dennis edwards was 74 years old. ( marty )(landing) a happy ending for the "red panda acrobat" whose 25-thousand dollar unicycle went missing over a week ago at s long- time halftime performer. red panda lives in san francisco and does halftime shows all across the country -- and has plans to perform at oracle again this year during the playoffs. ( marty ) surveillance video caught a man taking the unicycle from the baggage claim at s-f-o on january 24th. police are trying to figure out if he took it accidentally or on purpose. ( dave )sunny and record breaking warmth this weekend...got your forecast strait ahead...korn4 morning news. (camilla) a gunman is on the loose this morning. police say he was armed with an assault style riflei'll have a liv

the s&p, nasdaq, the dow, all of them are on the upside. i want to bring in dennis gartman.d he is the editor and publisher the gartman letter. i see inflation picked up to the consumer level, price level, interest rates kicked up to 2.93% on the 10-year treasury, yet we've got a market rally. why do we have this market rally, dennis? >> stuart, it is because which took, we fell as sharply as we did last week. we're bouncing. we're bouncing on relatively light volume. we're bouncing on relatively -- the internals of the market are bouncing. everybody was excited up we were up 200 points yesterday, up 150 points today, but remember we're down several thousand points from the highs two weeks ago. that is important. yesterday was the first time in quite some period of time i went net short of market. i am behind a little bit at this point. i still think we have important top being put into the market two weeks ago. nonetheless the economy is doing quite well and continue to do well. stuart: that is a top. i'm not sure about the technical stuff here, you're saying there was top