elizabeth diane downs made her star turn. >> diane downs was a 27-year-old mother who had just moved egon from chandler, arizona. >> her marriage to her high school sweetheart, steve downs, sowered before she even left arizona, and apparently that was because of her reported infidelity. >> she was the mother of three children, ages eight, seven, and three. christie, cheryl, and danny. she was a postal worker. >> springfield was not nearly as sophisticated as eugene. they're really twin cities, but it's more blue-collar. >> i really like how ann ruhl introduces eugene, oregon and springfield, oregon, in her book "small sacrifices." she says, eugene, oregon is the successful sister of the paired cities. cool, slender, professional. her restaurants serve artichokes and ricotta pie, while springfield, oregon, half eugene's size, is the sister who never graduated from high school, who no longer notices the acrid smell from logging. >> i think springfield -- it sounds clichÉ, but a lot of people knew each other, and you felt pretty safe there. >> it really wasn't a scary place. when there w

she was a postal worker. >> reporter: on the night of may 19th, diane downs went out for a drive, taking her three children with her. >> and she took a detour to do some sightseeing. >> diane said like i had flagged her car down. it was dark. and she had her three sleeping young kids in the car. >> reporter: she says she pulls over to help the man. >> supposedly, the man wanted her car, demanded her keys. >> she said you've got to be kidding. at which time he pushed her aside and began shooting the three kids. >> reporter: diane says the man shoots her in the left arm, but she's able to distract him and makes her escape. then quickly drives herself and her children to the hospital. >> i can only imagine the shock of everyone at the hospital when up rolls diane downs with three bloody children. >> cheryl was dead, and danny and were badly wounded.n shot >> when i got to the hospital, i was directed to interview the mother. >> reporter: investigators say her behavior seemed odd from the beginning. >> her demeanor was flat. not one tear, even though she knew that cheryl had it was surreal.

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down. as diane pointed out, this money, over the years, has been used to support staff who are basically servicing the plan and the members of the plan. >> unfortunately, the letter that went out recently confused a lot of people, has generated a lot of phone calls, and i think that's something that you're going to have to be ready to explain. when you start having these meetings with the members, that's a question they're going to be asking. they're going to be waving that letter. i've had it waived in my face a few times. i've had quite a number of phone calls. so i think that what we need to do is, you need to see that letter so you know exactly what we're talking about. that letter went out -- what was it? about a month and a half ago? >> march. >> and be ready to address that and have a thorough explanation. it didn't have an explanation. it showed there was a fee increase, and it basically doubled. that's how people are taking it, that it was doubled. so be prepared. >> okay. >> thank you. >> commissioner driscoll. >> yeah. i'm getting the phone calls, too. that issue could have been handled

could impose sanctions on iran as early as today after last week's downing of an american drone. dianell is live at the cbs broadcast center with this morning's money watch report. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. the dow was down sliding 34%, the nasdaq was 19 and the s&p 500 shaved off three. the market will have its eye on the highly anticipated face-to- face this week between president trump and chinese president xi jinping. while the west pencil impose sanctions on iran following its tumultuous -- president trump says over the weekend that he would increase sanctions. this after he narrowly cancer the military strike on the country last week. oil tankers and a drone have been attacked off the coast of iran. >>> at the pump, relief, the active average price of gasoline dropped $.11 over the past two weeks to $2.73 a gallon. but, tensions with iran and a fire that destroyed a refinery in philadelphia could affect prices. >>> diane, we are hearing that space x will be launching its next rocket with some precious cargo on board for that about? >> reporter: talk about

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road and caught fire and unfortunately one person did diane this crash and they are still doing this investigation, southbound 101 as you drive down towards corte madera and i do want to mention the drive is going to be affected because to left lanes are taken away but it is still early enough in the investigation there we are, central marin fire so that investigation and they are still trying to wrap it up. if it is there for much longer it will start affecting the commute. let's talk about the gilroy commute to san jose, it looks all right getting up into san jose with no major issues in morgan hill all the way up into the west valley, most commutes are doing well and here's the bay bridge and it is light now let's get over to rosemary.>> thank you so much sal, fair skies overhead this morning, temperatures ranging from the upper 50s in the north bay to the mid-seventies in downtown san francisco. the warm air will continue and in fact today is expected to be the hottest day and right along the coastline we may begin to fill a trickle of the onshore breeze through the afternoon. as we know timing is a very big deal when it comes

down. >> reporter: with a tornado warning triggering sirens in dallas. and our weather team tells us dangerous storms cld hit from texas to d.c. and philly in the next few hours. tom? >> diane, thank you. >>> overseas to the massive protest in hong kong. an estimated 2 million people taking to the streets, sending a the local leader step down. the historic turnout over a proposedaw that would send people to china to be prosecuted. tonight, action on that law has been suspended. but protesters say they will not back down. bob woodruff is in hong kong. >> reporter: today, hong kongers protested in record numbers. a sea of humanity. organizers say n marching across the city to voice anger at the lea her billhat would allow suspected criminals to be extradited to mainland china. fearing it would be used t target critics like polititicans, dissidents, and journalists.>> the people of ho demand the withdrawal of the bill. >> reporter: earlier this week, police coming in helmets and shields, pepper spray and rubber bullets. today's protest, the third major demonstration in a week. capping a period of intense soul-searching for so many here about their ability to have some type of

diane keaton call. >>> let's get another check on whether. we are so ready for a cool down. >> oh my goodness. triple digit heat even in san francisco. we hit 97 in san francisco, 98 oakland. many spots of triple digit. we have 14 locations that broke records yesterday. one of the hottest june days ever recorded. and weather history for us. we will start to cool things down as we go through the next few days. especially by the end of the week. still going to be hot in land today but a little cooler along the coast. will start to see the rain influence kick in for us and we will continue to work its way across all of the bay area later this week. here is a beautiful live look for you. this is embarcadero looking at the very building. and it is a warm start to the day. check out our temperatures right now. in the 60s and 70s. so definitely not a lot of relief from the heat. unfortunately a live look at our salesforce tower cam with her. your weather headlines, at least along the coast the cooling will begin with light onshore flows. for the coast you will start to see cooler temperatures in the

diane. >> good morning, brook. the stockmarket posted another round of losses on friday making may the first month to close down thisear. this comes from losses tied to president trump's threats to impose tariffs of mexican goods th oning u.s./china trace dispute. in the end the dow tumbled 354 points, the s&p 500 fell 36 points, and the nasdaq dropped 114 points. stock futures have been down after china blamed the latest collapse in trade talks. they said it has kept its words throughout the talks and would honor its commitment if a trade deal was met. meanwhile they were to discuss with mike pompeo. mr. trump said last week the u.s. would impose a 5% tariff to pressure mexico to block migrants from crossing the border. >>> google services are back up and running this morning after a four-hour outage yesterday. the company said youtube, gmail, google calendar, and other accounts stopped working or slowed down around 3:00 p.m. eastern time. it experienced high levels of congestion in the eastern u.s. affecting multiple services. >>> we could soon be seeing the end of apple's itunes nearly two decades after it launch

diane king hall. >>> i loved your text this morning, happy cooler thursday. we have been waiting for the school down. it is finally here. it feels so good to have the ocean breeze kicking in for all of us across the bay area. we will cool things down and see temperatures back down to where we should be for this time of year. we have a beautiful a live look. this is really gorgeous at the palace of fine arts as we start the day. you can see the low clouds and that is keeping us on the cool side. we are at 57 degrees in downtown san francisco. remember, yesterday we were in the mid 70s to start off the day and we are much cooler across the bay area. in concorde, yesterday morning, you were in the upper 70s and this morning, the low 60s. in oakland as well as for livermore, upper 50s and san jose, but 50s for santa rosa. 24 hour temperature change, must, much cooler, 13 degrees cooler at sfo and fairfield and mountain view, 15 degrees cooler in hayward and livermore. 15 degrees cooler in oakland this morning compared to yesterday morning. we have low clouds and areas of fog along the coast, parts of th

diane king hall has those stories in today's money watch report. >> reporter: beyond need says stock was pulled on thursday.'s chairs say 25% was down -- renewed worries over the trade war with china came back rest on wall street. the stocks finish lower. the dow lost 14 points, the nasdaq shed a fraction of a point and the s&p was down one. 10 states are suing in an effort to block t-mobile's pending merger with sprint. their attorneys general filed a suit in federal court on tuesday periodthsuit says the proposed 26 and have billion-dollar deal includes promises that cannot be verified. that includes things like that are reception in rural areas and faster service overall. the lawsuit also says the merger would reduce competition and drive prices higher. build a bear is bringing back it's immensely popular pay your age promotion but, with some restrictions as time. huge lines forced stores to close early during last year's sale. anyone who wants to get a bear this year will have to log on to the website and register for a chance to win a ticket to the pay your age event. the company says more than 200,000 tickets will be awarded.

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down. >> reporter: with a tornado warning triggering sirens in dallas. diane macedo, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to diane. >>> the severe weather outbreak is far from over. >> accuweather's paul williams is tracking the storm system. paul, good morning. >> good morning janai, kenneth. we're looking at a low pressure system creating rainy areas just about everywhere throughout the central part of the country. fargo, minneapolis, all the way over towards denver, everywhere between. then watching for another round of strong storms sliding throughout the ohio valley region throughout the daytime hours. then severe storms targeting the east coast, philly, d.c., down towards richmond with hail, flooding downpours, and possibly 70-mile-per-hour winds and showers still leaning into the deep south as well. kenneth, janai? >> our thanks to paul there. >>> right now officials in texas and maine are scrambling to absorb the influx of african migrants. they're coming to the u.s. in record-breaking numbers despite an often perilous journey. in many cases they're fleei

investigation the several tech company says wall street down and if president trump imposes tariffs on mexico, there could be consequences. dianehall has those stories and much more in today money watch report live from the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: good morning. the major indexes is added lower following word the federal government has opened an antitrust investigation into big tech companies. in the end, the dow edged up 4 points, but the nasdaq tumbled 120 in the s&p 500 fell 7. the wall street journal reports senior mexican officials are warning of retaliation if the trump administration imposes tariffs on its exports to the u.s. present trump said he will place the 5% tariff on mexican goods to pressure the government to block migrants and crossing the border. a high level mexican delegation is in washington for meetings with u.s. officials to try and reach an agreement. >> and the race to hire and retain more workers, walmart extends a bit to high school students. they will offer free sat and sat prep courses for workers in high school. walmart estimates that 25,000 employees under the age of 18 work at its st

down parks and sidewalks and recite phrases "good day" and "thank you." >>> the airlines make money on their baggage, and a hearing today on boeing's 737 max jets. diane hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. many economists believe the rates will remain unchanged. this comes on the heels of president trump saying he'll meet with china's president xi jinping next week in japan. the president said he and president xi had a very good telephone conversation, keeping in mind tensions have escalated in recent weeks over tariffs. talks broke down last month. >>> stocks surged yesterday on news of president trump's upcoming meeting with president xi. the dow rallied up, and the nasdaq soared 108 points. >>> meanwhile america airlines will hear concerns. american airlines pilots union is expected to express concern about whether training materials and updates for the 737 max will be sufficient.eing's737 max fleet following two deadly crashes within months of each other. boeing also announced it made a deal with the british airway's company of 200 max jets. >>> and u.s.-based airlines boaste

diane king hall. >>> let's get a check on the weather. it is monday mog having a bit of a cool off right? >> will start to cool things downs we have through the middle part of the week comes will be below average for this time of year. here is a live look at the salesforce tower cam of it this is looking south and you can see it's got clouds and fog as we start of the day. temps are running in the 50s and in the low 60s right now. let's check the visibility. with the low clouds and areas of fog along the coast and parts of the bay, down to one mile and three quarters for half moon bay. so looking at the southwesterly winds, and that is the onshore wind. starting to kick in today but especially by the middle part of the week. and as we go through the day today, we will see warm temps in line, not as hot as yesterday, and then cooler excuse me, temperatures for the coast. as we go through the day, we are looking at mostly sunny to partly sunny skies. and that is we head through tomorrow, temps will be cooler thanks to a stronger sea breeze. but because of the sun, we are expecting mostly sunny to partly sunny. uv index at a

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with today's money watch report. >> reporter: it was a day of sharp declines on wall street yesterday. the market dragged down by privately held tech stock. the parent company of google and they say all three were off around 2%. by the close the dow dropped 179, the nasdaq tumbled 120 and the s&p 500 dropped nearly 28. stocks were down the gold shot higher. the precious metal closed above $1400 an ounce on tuesday. teachers have been traded at that level since 2013. investors move into safe haven as it rises -- yesterday san francisco became the first major u.s. city to ban the sale of electronic cigarettes. the crackdown on e-cigarettes is are known is a result of underwrites baby. last year survey found that one in five american high schoolers admitted they date. san francisco's ban will go into effect early next year giving stores time to clear out their inventories. >>> that you cbs money watch report. for morehead to cbs money watch.com. at the stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> winds help fuel a grass fire in monterey county last night to take a look at the 2500 acre blaze is burning in a rural ar

down here right now, shots fired, shots fired. we have s.w.a.t. coming through. holy crap. shot shots fire d. >> dianeer, our national correspondent is in dallas, trying to get new details about the gunman. what have they found on his social media, are there any clues about a possible motive? >> that's what they're hoping to piece together. we've looked at his facebook page and it it paints a pretty unsettling picture here. there's a lot of postings, pictures, videos deal heing with guns, some which appear to be similar to the rifle that was used in monday's shooting. one that was posted just last week, which he appears to issue a call to arms. show the rifle that looks similar to the one that was recovered from the scene yesterday. there are lots of memes that you see, confederate flag jokes, nazi memes and a lot of massa misogynist memes on that page. that page has since been taken down, rs authorities are looking at his social media foot print to try to figure out why are he may have targeted this building behind me. there are still plenty of agents out here, they've been checking this out over and

down to 224,000. joining us now to take a closer look at this and the potential economic impact on tariffs on mexican goods, diane it. it's always good to see you here. >> it really underscores what we already knew is the economy was slowing but it's slowing more rapidly than we expected and much of that, some of it is cyclical and related to trade. manufacturing sector has been weak. there was a bit of an impact from floods in the midwest because some construction activity couldn't get up and running because of that. it really was some weakness that we saw there. there was also structural weakness. that moves from bricks to clicks. people not shopping in stores. all the retail closures as the online retailers take over. that was real problem as well too. worrisome is not just the report but the slow down in wages and the household survey that gets to that unemployment rate. that survey has shown much weaker job growth in recent months. we tend to revert back to that survey.cyclical and i don't thi modest downturn was unexpected. if you add to that the things you talked about and the idea these tariffs could go i

diane say sl. >>> low clouds, cooler breezy today. windy for some. temperatures will be below average. santa rosa well below. san francisco each day the high's been going down. 63, 64. today 62. livermore one shy and same for san jose. still near normal to slightly below on point in time highs. now it's all about the delta wind. really up to 33 miles per hour. 50s, 60s on the temps probably stuck. i don't think they'll change. gilroy with a southeast wind. they'll be way down today after yesterday's 89. and even 50s to near 60 around campbell, saratoga, cupertino and santa clara. plenty of clouds to go be around. the coverage is a lot bigger than we saw yesterday with that delta wind. it will be a cooler pattern in the sacas 100 degrees yesterday. all because of a system digging in to the pacific northwest whicere. 50s, 60s, 70s and mainly 80s in the interior. 60s and 70s on get all the atten here this morning, steve. >>> northbound 101 in birlingham as you come up to the peninsula avenue exit they still have that crash being cleared right now. but the damage is done. it was there for awhile it was actually blocking lanes for a good long time here and the c

down. >>> the decoys are not being used everyday, just once a week but he says it is working. not bad. >>> a big day for a meatless meat company. dianehall with that and much more in the money watch report. good morning. >> reporter: on the job market once again this morning. the labor department says the economy grew bay just 75,000 jobs last month. that was much weaker than expected and one of the two weakest months this year. the nation's unemployment rate held steady at mee stoshigher again yesterday. the dow rallied 181 points. nasdaq added 40. s&p 500 gained17. after the bell they had their first quarterly report. the company posted a $6.6 million loss, but predicted demand for the meatless meat will more than double this year. today marks the first ever world food safety day. the initiative was established by the u.n. for the importance of safe food. there are estimated 6 million cases of food-borne diseases every year. one in ten people get sick after eating contaminated food. >> one company will pay yeah to give up your smartphone. >> frontier communications will pay you $1,000 to give up this, your smartphone, for one week.

down and they locked and loaded on a lower rate. that's very important to the fed. that also is a stimulus transmission mechanism that's much more powerful. >> dianeme, chief economist at graham thorton. i will see you back here tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. with stephanie and 3:00 p.m. eastern. "deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone, it's 4:00 in morning. it's a long, long, long way to hope and change and hope and justice but here we are. blocking trump aide hope hick from answering questions about her time in the white house and if our reactions from our reporters are any indication, tiptoed the white house line. >> hope, did the president obstruct justice? is the white house letting you answer any questions today? >> why is the white house limiting your tim so much?

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diane king hall, cbsmoneywatch.com. have a great day. >>> coming up, safety under scrutiny. new numbers revealing a troubling trend on b.a.r.t.. >> in the forecast today, and tomorrow, for that matter, it's all about cooling downf us a lot. i will show you that coming up. then we will talk about how the weekend will take us the average and again. >>> the metering lights are on at the bay bridge. things are starting to stack up if you're heading into san francisco this morning. i got an eye on the rest of your bridges and commute coming up. >>> this is actually one camera we have is higher than those. this is on top of mount vaca. it sits on top of the coast ranges on the east edge of the central valley. look at the high clouds. is a little different. it will look like the possibility for a light shower for the early part of today. don't count on much rain out of this. is not the forecast. the forecast is will be noticeably cooler today as a result of the system passing overhead. some of us 15 degrees below where we were yesterday and i will show you that coming up and the forecast. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news death. for taking a look at the live scene after a worksheet -- workplace shooting. employee

down investment and somehow get bailed out by fed rate cuts. because that won't work. rate cuts will not stimulate the economy at this point. >> dianeng of trade wars, we had kevin hassett on with us, a short time ago, he seemed to indicate some favorable movement in terms of the talks with mexico. that may be one reason why we have the equity marks strong this morning the work you've done if we go to 5% on monday, and 10% a month later, and maybe 15% on mexico, what is that going to do to economic growth in the united states >> the tariffs on mexico are so much more complex. this is part of a supply chain and components go over the border so many times before they become a vehicle coming into the country, so they compound much more rapidly and that's why there is this razor hope that we'll delay tariffs or maybe avoid them entirely on mexico. i'm not as positive on that. i don't think we're going to go to 25% tariffs on mexico i think at some point in time the administration is going to come back and commerce will have to decide how they deal with that with the 5% tariff, but even 5% tariff compounds very rapidly in the supply chai