>> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. iane. >> thank you, hena. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," more on the security breach my expes how genetic information is stored. >>> but still to come, clearing the air. a new program to scare kids straight about the dangers of vaping. vaping. for some people, this is clean enough. but why settle for clean when it could be finished? when you want more than just clean there's finished. new finish quantum's breakthrough three chamber technology combines to scrub, degrease, and shine your dishes. switch to all new finish quantum. because it's not clean until it's finished. republican for the next governor of california... we'll hear from the candidates... it's a neck-and- neck race to become text yo ontrtanghe lea overnight... d ndim a pient is foundead at a bay area hospital... join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. it's wednesday, june 6th. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> a man at an iowa pond noticed a gos

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more good morning, diane. >> good morninge-marie. well, stockmarkets in asia have been mixed as china vows to retaliate president trump's latest threat to impose tariffs on imports. today they say the trump administration is, quote, bloodless when it comes to pushing its trade agenda. yesterday he told a small group of business owners it's time the u.s. evens the playing field with china. >> china has been taking out $500 billion out of our country and rebuilding china. >> on monday mr. trump threatened to impose a 10% tariff of $10 billion of chinese goods. here on wall street the escalating trade disputes and the markets are lower again. industrials and texts took heavy hits. the dow fell 287 points, the s&p 500 fell 11 points, and the nasdaq was down 21 points. >>> general electric is losing its perch in the 30company blue chip index. beginning next tuesday ge will be replaced by walgreens. it has been a continuous member since 1907. ge's stock has fallen from 80% in the highs near 2000. >>> verizon, at&t, sprint, and t-mo

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diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. ank you, diane. >> thank you, anne-marie. >>> still to come, a sneak peek at christmas. the holidays come early for dozens of military children in texas. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. and help make more tomorrows possible. entresto, for heart failure. remain apart. not long after an arrest in the golden state killer murders -- police ma

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diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. ane. >> good morning, anne-marie. that's right. general electric is separating from two business units as part of a major restructuring. the u.s. conglomerate announced yesterday its plans to spin off its health care and sell off a stake in oil company baker hughes. now, general electric's stock oh feshally dropped from the dow jones industrial average yesterday, however, investors rose as they announced their restructuring announcement. as for broader market, stocks finished slightly higher tuesday, a day after the heavy selloffs. the dow rose 30 points. the s&p 500 added almost 6 points. the nasdaq gained 29 points. >> uber gets a green light in london again. a uk court granted a 15-month plan to the ride-hailing service yesterday. it was revoked last fall. it agreed to stricter oversight from local authorities. >>> 1040 tax forms are getting smaller but no left complicated. a postcard size format will soon replace the current two-page version. the new form does not have room for mul

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diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. , diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. the u.s. treasury department is reportedly drafting restrictions that would block firms with at least 25% chinese ownership from buying u.s. technology firms. the president is also threatening to rescind with trading partners. he said, those countries, quote, must remove those barriers and tariffs or be met with reciprocity by the usa. the tweet came two days after the president threatened to impose tariffs on cars. oil and energy were among the strongest performs sectors while tech shares suffered losses. still, the major indices closed lower for the week. >>> all toys "r" us stores will close on or by this friday. the iconic toy retailer announced the countdown on social media. locations have been liquidating nationally since last spring and items are now up to 90% off in some stores. the toy chain could come back if someone buys its brand name. >>> and at the box office, jurassic world fallen kingdom had a $150 million opening weekend. >> hey, b

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. the economy is gaining steam, so the federal reserve is accelerating plans to raise interest rates to between 1.75% and 2%. the central bank also indicated it plans to raise rates twice more this year. that move is expected to send a ripple through the economy, triggering a rise in rates for consumer products like credit cards and adjustable rate mortgages. jerome powell said the economy is in great shape. >>> following the interest rate hike, stocks lost ground. the dow tumbled 119 points, the s&p 500 fell 11 points. the nasdaq lost 8 points. >>> shares of 20th century fox stocks soared. the comcast bid is a direct challenge to the bid on a ruling that approves at&t's takeover of time warner. comcast says fox's international presence like sky tv is a reason for its key offer. the fox television network and fox cable channels are not part of the deal. they expect disney to make a counter offer. >>> apple is making changing to make it mo

diane king hall at the new york stock exchange.s a lot. >>> still to come, speaking up for autism. a texas high school student surprises his classmates at their graduation ceremony. classmates at their graduation ceremony. fixodt ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ever to lock your dentures. so now you can eat tough food without worry. fixodent and forget it. secretly recorded inside a detention facility for migrant children separated from their parents... the battle over california's gas tax hike is ramping up... where the effort to repeal the increase now stands... and we'll hear from a man tasered by police after a couple of bay area cookouts turned into a brawl. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. it's tuesday, june 19th. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> a blind dog from brazil is the toast of instagram for her playful videos. consuela can't see. instead of running, she spins around in circles when she gets excited. she lost her eyesight fou

diane king hall joins us now >>> trade tensions between the u.s.nd cell phone companies are changing the way they handle your data. diane king hall reports. >> reporter: markets in asia fluctuated as china vows to retaliate. the state run chinese newspaper says the administration has -- when it comes to pushing trade agenda. wall street, markets lower yesterday. dow down 287. nasdaq down 21. >>> the biggest wireless companies say they will stop providing u.s. customers locations to data brokers. verizon, at&t, sprint and t- mobile pledged to step back from the business practice drawing criticism over privacy. the data has apparently allowed outside companies to pinpoint the location of wireless devicetoeliver. $5 for one to two days, customers have to use the app or call the local store to participate. >> convenient. >>> diane, we are hearing there's some good news for avocado this morning. what is this? >> reporter: so whether you love avocados on guacamole or toast, a technology developed by startup appeal makes the fruit last longer. it's an sib

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diane king hall with that and more. >> reporter: good morning. after the iconic american motorcycle brand harley-davidson announced it's shifting some production overseas. the milwaukee-based company said yesterday a recent increase in european union tariffs on exports forced the decision. the eu imposed the new taxes in response to president trump's tariffs on european steel and aluminum. mr. trump called the announcement, quote, surprising, while many lawmakers are calling for swift reassessment of u.s. trade policies. the harley-davidson announcement triggered a sell-off on wall street. shares of the motorcycle maker fell 6%. tech shares tumbled as escalating trade tensions between the u.s. and china affected the market. the dow skidded some 328 points. the s&p 500 dropped 37, the worst loss since april, the nasdaq slumped 160. >>> meantime, gray television is purchasing raycom media to form the third-largest television broadcast group in the u.s. the $3.6 billion deal was announced yesterday. the combined firm will own more than 140 tv statio

thank you, diane king hall. >>> 20 minutes before 6:00. coming up, distracted driving temptations built into your car. concerns about infotainment on the road. >> and with new marijuana regulations about to take effect in california, pot shops are rushing to get rid of their supplies. a looming marijuana deadline... leading to cl >>> check out the skies today over sfo and another day of gray conditions. today it looks like that stubborn marine layer is going to stick around for longer. yesterday we had a lot of sunshine. that may not be the case for at least a few hours this morning. especially if you are near the water. i'll talk more about what this means for your temperatures in a little bit. >> reporter: a looming marijuana deadline is leading majuana retailers in pot california are selling their products at deep discounts. they are all rushing to get rid of inventory that doesn't meet new state regulations. by july 1st all products must be tested. the packaging must be childproof and labels have to include information with ingredients

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at the new york stock exchange, i am diane king hall. >>> a new bill introduced with band cities andnties from implementing taxes on soda and sugary drinks for mirror than a decade. that van would be in place through the end of 2030, critics of the proposal say it would create hardships for local governments looking for new sources of revenue to balance their budgets, cities that already passed local soda taxes like san francisco would not be affected by the legislation. >>> get ready for a big fight this fall over the condition of california's roadways. and initiative to repeal the recent increase to state gasoline and diesel taxes officially qualify for the november ballot. the measure requires that any new transportation fuel taxes or road usage fees in this state be approved by a majority vote of the public. the tax increase is raising billions of dollars for repaving and other transportation projects. >>> our time is 647 and jacqueline is tracking a brand- new crash in just about the worst spot. >> the bay bridge toll plaza which we already know we see big delays every morning w

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. od morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. well, amazon is shaking up the health care industry by acquiring an online pharmacy. the ecommerce giant announced the acquisition of pill pack, which offers free source of medication and home delivery. it sent stocks plunging between 8% and 10%. >>> overall on wall street banks experienced a gain. the dow rose 98 points. the s&p 500 gained 16 points. the nasdaq gained 68 points. >>> california discloses the largest privacy law in the country. the law will require what mpanyw information and how they're sharing it. consumers will be able to prohibit the personal data. it passed with unanimous support. it takes effect january 1st, 2020. >>> the standards approved yesterday are intended to help determine how much airlines need to reduce the growth of greenhouse gas emissions from planes. the international civil aviation organization is working on an initiative to freeze the level of carbon emissions from aviation at 20/20 levels. >>> and kr

diane king hall has that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, brook. fresh fears over a global trade war sent stocks tumbling. companies that make household items took the biggest hits. products like orange juice and pea nut butter may be hit with the european tariffs. the dow slumped nearly 250 points, the s&p 500 finished 18 points lower, and the nasdaq lost 20 points. >>> attention walmart shoppers. you'll soon be able to use text messages to order home items for home delivery. it's the new feature a $50 walmart membership is offering. it will offer same day and next day delivery at no extra charge. it's walmart's latest effort to attract higher income shoppers. >>> they're investing for a 20% stake in general motors' autonomous vehicle unit. gm shares shot up nearly 13% on the news. it's within of the largest investments in self-driving technology. in january softbank agreed to spend about $9 million for 15% stake in uber. >>> and meghan markle is now known as the duchess of sussex was named at one of the 25 most influential women in brittain by "v

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. orning, diane. >> good morning, ann-marie. happy friday. let's start with this. president trump has improved a plan to impose tariffs on tens of billions of dollars of chinese goods. an official announcement could come as early as today. the president has railed about what he considers unfair chinese trade practices since the campaign. u.s. trade deficit with china was $336 billion last year. critics worry the move of at least 35 to 40 billion in tariffs on chinese imports could set up more trade sanctions against beijing and lead to retaliation and may affect negotiations with north korea. meanwhile keeping a close eye on u.s./china trade tensions, particularly concerned that a trade war could under dmine the tax cuts the president signed last year. yesterday's stocks finished mixed. the dow lost 25 points, s&p 500 rose 6 and the nasdaq added 65. >>> a high-speed transportation system that will whisk people from downtown chicago to o'hare international airport could be operational in

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with your c-b-s moneywatch report. wall str poin >>> trade war fears are sparking wall street just a little bit. at wall street with your cbs money watch report. >>> wall street futures are pointing lower after fears of a global trade war. president trump said he was pushing ahead with tariffs on $50 billion worth of chinese imports. china will hit back on imports at 25% on u.s. products. and stocks lost grand -- ground . the dow fell 85 points and the nasdaq lost 14.>>> facebook is cracking down on advertising ey are restricting ads toth . adults only beginning june 21. advertisers will be forced to restrict to users over 18. they have banned firearm and ammunition sales on their site since 2014. >>> a new survey shows millennials are the worst at tipping. those between the ages of 18 and 37 are less likely to tip. in fact, 10% of people in the range range -- the age range often tip nothing at all. for more you can head to cvs money watch.com. i am diane hall. >>> health officials with a new classification for video g

diane king hall is there with the money watch report. >> reporter: good morning. the opinion is heading back and imposing tariffs un-american goods. they are going toemn $3.4 billion of products. stocks fell on wall street over fear of the growing war -- trade war. >>> delta is tightening restrictions on service animals. the airliner is banning pitbull and pit bull type dogs. the updated policy comes after two incidents where employees were bitten by an emotional support animal. >>> it has been one year since uber started tipping. they are offering the option. they are asking them to include them for years but they said customers like the convenience of a tapeless ride. well 2013 after concerns over lower earnings. taking over and americans seem to believe it. >> rorth's correct. a new survey shows 50% of americans believe that robots will be so advanced that they can do most of the activities done by humans. it showed that didn'tmatter as people 35 to 54 agreed. >> are right. thank you. that's all right, thank you. all right, thank you. -- all right, thank you. >

>> reporter: yes, they may need that. [ laughter ] >> diane king, cbsmoneywatch.com.ou for the stories. >>> the impressive display that had fans seeing double. >>> caltrain is working to speed up passenger boardings. a pilot program expanding to impact your morning routine. caltrain riders could be seeing faster boarding times... >>> here is a live look from the salesforce tower camera. looking to the north, you can see that we can see calm conditions across the water with temperatures warming up. >>> caltrain riders could see faster boarding times by letting bicyclists board first. sandra osborne is more from the sunnyvale station. >> reporter: 66% of delays, more than half of them, are caused by passenger issues. this pilot program, if successful, could mean big improvements for passenger boarding. when caltrain pulls into the station, people rush to board. there are accidental scrapes and this program had been started in palo alto last month with measured success. their expanding to sunnyvale and the hillsdale station this morning. >> what it will do is let people

. >>> a major geogsite i reporta setybreach here's diane king hall from "cbsmoneywatch." >> reporter:art with a look at wall street. mixed finish yesterday, dow down 13, nasdaq up 31. mexico is hitting back at the u.s. after the trump administration placed tariffs on mexico, canada and the european union. mexico is going to impose its own tariffs. >>> a genealogy site, my heritage, investigating a security breach. the company says the breach involved more than 92 million user accounts that were created through october of last year. the data included email addresses and passwords. my heritage says details about family trees and dna were not part of the breach. users are, however, being urged to change your passwords. >>> amazon is pulling a smart stuffed animal riddled with security issues. security experts say it suffered from major vulnerabilities. in fact, the stuffed animals exposed were forwarding email addresses of 2 million children and parents this year. >> this is a cool to hear about, ice pops back with a twist at costco for adults. what's this all about? >> >> reporter: that

here's diane king hall with that and the latest jobs report in this morning's moneywatch. >> reporter: good morning. stocks lost ground yesterday as fears of a trade war resurfaced. dow down 251. the labor market is in focus this morning. the government says the economy grew by 223,000 jobs in may. that was much better than expected! the nation's unemployment rate came in at 3.8%. that's a tick down better than expected. self-driving car company "waymo" will use 62,000 chrysler pacifica hybrid minivans as part of its ride hailing service starting this year. "waymo" and fiat chrysler are in talks to expand a partnership to possibly sell chrysler's with driverless technology to consumers. >>> walmart shoppers will soon be able to text message to order items for home delivery. it's a feature in a new $50 a month membership walmart is unveiling. it will off same day and next day delivery as no extra charge trying to attract higher income shoppers and step up competition against amazon. >> that seems dangerous for me. if it's coenient to shop, i would spend more. >> reporter: got to be car

at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> the new york stock exchange just opened up abouto. -- 20 minutes ago. let's check the big board. the dow is down 125. >>> you will have to make close to a quarter million dollars a year to afford a two- bedroom apartment in the bay area. an alarm new report places san francisco, marin and san mateo counties among the nation's most expensive regions for renters. in less expensive parts of the bay area, residents would have to make between 50 and $40 an hour or work close to 4 minimum wage jobs to afford rent for a two-bedroom apartment. >>> bart is postponing plans to expand a program to crack down on fare cheats. according to the "chronicle," this comes as questions are being raised now about the effectiveness of the program that began back in march. if riders can't show proof of payment to fare enforcement officers, they may be issued a $75 fine. bart's board says it plans to decide on whether to hire two more officers when it reviews data from the program this fall. according to bart, fare cheats cost the agency $25 million a year

pedro sanchez has been sworn in as the country's new prime minister by king felipe after the ousting of conservative mariano rajoy. dianeeaton and jane fonda star and book club, where the lives of four friends are turned upside down after reading fifty shades of grey. here we re reading fifty shades of grey. here were jason solomon thought of that and the wea k‘s were jason solomon thought of that and the weak‘s other releases in the film review. —— and the week's other releases in the film review. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster john stapleton and kate proctor, the political correspondent of the london evening standard. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the observer leads with a warning from a major conservative party donor that michael gove should be installed as the new tory leader because theresa may has shown that she cannot "carry brexit through". the sunday times also leads on brexit with details of a government plan for a "doomsday no—deal brexit" that claims britain would be hit with shortages of medicine, fuel and food. t

diane, i know the kidses in the facility, between the ages of 13 and 17. we're looking at pictures from the white house. the president and first lady welcoming the king and queen of jordan. diane, to you. tell me what you saw. >> brooke this is my third tour now. i've done a centralized processing center in mccallon. and now this i know people have been referring to it as a tent city. they would prefer it to be called an emergency shelter that they had to create. it kifrntd of looks like -- you're seeing pictures now that were given to us by the government, they wouldn't let usably any cameras or recording devices inside. i want to give you stats of who is in this facility. we have 326 total children there. 23 are separations, kids who are separated from their parents at the border because of that zero tolerance policy. 14 of them are girls. this is overwhelmingly a male facility, as most of them have been that we've seen. it's only been open for 11 or 12 days. in that amount of time, they claim to have reunified 70 children, three of which are kids who were separated at the border, being reunified with their parents. it gives you an idea of what we'

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diane? >>> royalty paid a visit to the white house. >> king filipe vi stopped by the white house.l office meeting as a great end to a perfect visit. the president called it a tremendous honor and mrs. trump hosted the queen for tea in the red room. >> of course. >>> and england's new royal couple stepped out. >> they appeared for the royal ascot. it was a five day horse racing event and more importantly, a chance to show off your hat game. meghan went with a dramatic black and white hat. harry went with the classic top hat look. >> that's an impressive hat there. queen elizabeth donned a yellow hat. it's her favorite event of the season. >> all right then. prince charles opted for the top hat while duchess camilla went for an all-cream look. >> 300,000 people are expected to flood the town of ascot during this week's event. >> that's a lot of hats. >> it is. how do you see the horses? >> i think people come to see the hats. >> royal ascot. >> that's what i would be doing. >> dates back to 1711. became a royal week in 1911. >> another hat! i love it. >>> coming up, we are making ex

diane vane. they are continuously ringing up his name and doing the work. amy: could you see yourself taking the knee? martin luther kingetween you and colin. could you see doing that with the philadelphia eagles? >> at this point, it is not so much about gestures, but starting to understand the true problems that are happening around the world and finding ways to build bridges start to do more community work in bringing and challenging the nfl within the community. a single -- i think sometimes people getet lost in the gestut. people forgeout the work. it is about connecting the fans of people arouound the see what we're doing. ,f they do not take a knee they're not doing the work. that is a misconception. there are lots of athletes doing the work. i focus on the work and the impact, not to get caught up in is the going to take a knee, do the latest dance, but his hand behind his head? it is more about the impact. we have impacted the world by taking the knee, but the next up -- that is what i i think isis,t is the next step? people trying to tell us what to do, it has to make us more creative and find ways to protest