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not really aolid marine layer, not a real dp marine layer, but tonight things are changing rapidly. we are starting to see a little more fog around san francisco tomorrow morning around the commute, 7:00 a.m., you are looking at temperares in the 50s. really around noon time it will be in the 50s to 70s. the fog will disappear and for the afternoon suld be a nice day, not too hot, low 60s to upper 80s. we will get rid of some of the heat we had today. today temperatures were up io the 90s in so area. a live look from the emeryville camera as you look across the bay there. vibility from this vantage point still lookinggood, but it is really parts of san francisco and the coast that will have to deal with the fog. on live doppler 7 we don't have any rain to speak of, not that time of year for rain, but certainly are tracking some fog alg the coastline. temperatures right now 50s to the 60s, but brentwood, you're still pretty warm at 79 degre. here is the fog i'm talking camera.rom our sutro tower we are zooming out to given you a better perspective. the bayridge is somewhere in there

myself along with many other groups like middletown and the safety coalition, we're calling on the dp to revoke these permits until such time that they can get its act together and submit proper permits. >> they moved for safety reasons. the company locks forward to convincing the public utility commission that it has complied with the agreement. if you head to nbc10.com, you'll find extra resources on this story. maps of the areas affected, videos and several other elements. >>> for the second day in a row,'s son-in-law jared kushner testified on capitol hill. his interview with the intelligence committee lasted more than three hours. the interview focused on russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. today's discussion was under oath and conducted by members of congress. kushner avoided questions from reporters afterwards. >>> tonight president trump is going after one of his own. launching a series of tweets against attorney general jeff sessions. the president tweeted this out early this morning saying, attorney general jeff sessions has taken a very weak position on

a local resident reported the evidence to the utility crew dp department.replace the pole the same day. the woodpecker coming back to that pole saying, all right, i'm going to finish it off -- >> to the end. >> and then it's a whole new pole. >>> speaking of chowing down, remember hot dog-eating champion of the world, joey chestnut. he's conquering a new food, tacos. he scarfed down 92 tacos in eight minutes at world taco eating championship this weekend. he was going for 100 but the seasoning made it tough for him to get it all done. he expected majorleagueeating.com said chestnut is the greatest eater in the history of eating. at this point this guy has chowed everything down, made a lot of money. >> tacos are tough. a sharp piece in the throat, it's all over. >> thanks for watching "ear today."ly -shelter-in-place in one san francisco neighborhood morning with a shelter in place happening in san francisco right now. these are live pictures from the scene. we will have details on that in just a moment. >>> but also traffic problems in the east bay this mo

greg dawson has the story of the rich is buried in the dp say. it's being called the holy grail of shipwrecks. somewhere at the bottom of the carribean sea. on the remains of the san jose. at the time it was sunk it carried one of the world's largest maritime treasures. his cargo of gold silver gems and jewelry now thought to be worth at least a billion dollars. cargo that will soon be salvaged according to colombia's presidents. like daria and but they were able to dial. the history cultural heritage the diesel now territory belongs to colombians. is not an object of commerce. colombians can rest assured that we are going to careful and preserve this heritage sites. because it's so reps sensitive not only to columbia. but also to humanity. the president says he's received a proposal from an unnamed investor and bring it to the surface. it would also welcome other office of financial help. in june seventeen awaits the san jose set sail from panama. before it was sunken battle off the coast of costa hannah. he was carrying treasure for the spanish

a bear fat moscow zoo was asked top dp predict the winner of a soccer match. for the record.rman bowl. she picked germany to win over chile. and it's not her only talent. hillary clinton claims the russian bear helped hack the election. topic number five. and finally anybody can take you to a horse race on the 4th of july, but it takes a few patriot to take to you a camel race. you are looking at louisiana downs where they held their exotic animal race yesterday. i didn't get to watch but i hear the russian barrel predicted the winner. i think the camel races would be a lot more fun if the people smoked camel cigarettes. ♪ art. it can be sculpted, bringing to life beautiful detail. or painted in luxurious strokes. and in rare cases... both. ♪ dagen: thank you for watching the show tonight. you can follow kennedy on twitter and instagram @kennedynation. and email her at kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. tomorrow on the show ambassador john bowl attorney and his fabulous mustache. mike barrack without a fabulous mustache and kmele foster. i'm dagen mcdowell in for kennedy. good night

a bear fat moscow zoo was asked top dp predict the winner of a soccer match. for the record.n bear chose the german bowl. she picked germany to win over chile. and it's not her only talent. hillary clinton claims the russian bear helped hack the election. topic number five. and finally anybody can take you to a horse race on the 4th of july, but it takes a few patriot to take to you a camel race. you are looking at louisiana downs where they held their exotic animal race yesterday. i didn't get to watch but i hear the russian barrel predicted the winner. i think the camel races would be a lot more fun if the people smoked camel cigarettes. we'll be right back. okay, i picked out my dream car. now's the really fun part. choosing the color, the wheels, the interior, everything exactly how i want it. here's the thing: just because i configured this car online doesn't mean it really exists at a dealership, but with truecar, i get real pricing on actual cars in my area. i see what others paid for them, and they show me the ones that match the car i want, so i know i can go to a tr

. >> dp you don't give me my bike, i'm going to have to shoot you.ything to you. and then he said, just give me that bike and pushed me off. >> when i got to the scene, he said the kid threatened to shoot him and he reached back to his hip. so i was terrified. >> reporter: the police officer says when e he pulled up, faus was visibly shaken. e he took the report and then took it a step further. >> i'm the father of four children. i have a child his age. i felt so bad for him. i couldn't imagine if it happened to my child. >> reporter: the next day he showed up here with a big gift. >> he saidmom. i ran in screaming and said he brought me a new bike. >> shock ed. he didn't know what to do. he was speechless. >> i was in tears. because all you hear is negativity about police officers. r a facebook post thanking the officer has been shared more than 1100 times. helping to spread the positive. >> no child should have to go through this. they should be able to go out and ride their bikes and not fear for their safety. it was my opportunity to give back to

cory: it has to be a reminder to the other companies, fedex, dps, that you get -- ups, that you guyse and they have options. >> you also see a lot of amazon boxes in those places. we have a great group of partners. i expect that to continue. this is about innovating for customers and sublimating -- supplementing capacity. cory: how much movement of product? >> almost all of this is package transport. some of this is direct package transport, meaning instead of having to go through a hub, we have a large volume going from the west coast to the east coast. we can fly directly point-to-point, take a step out of the process which allows estimate the cut off later for customers. you mightay order, have 12 hours and still get your product because we can go directly from point-to-point. realize from ohio to phoenix -- >> maybe there is one unique particular record player stylus you need, and only one we have. it is in new york and he succumbed to san francisco. we will put that on a plane and fly it and then go to san francisco. we can put it on the east coast directly to the san francisco

. >> eboni: before we circle back with our specialists, eric, dp photos -- debrief us on your book tourerica adores fox. i had so many people saying we put fox on from the time we wake up to the time we go to bed. that first picture is the villages in central florida. amazing crowd loving show. here is the vero beach book clu club. they love the show. they love fox. this is my good friend. we did eight stops in two days. 48 hours, insane. there was over 600 people in a bookstore in south carolina, myrtle beach south carolina. next picture, these ladies are the republican ladies of south carolina. they are trump fans. they love trump, they love fox, they love the specialists. this girl brought tears to my eyes. we were in panam city, florida, and she wouldn't let go of the book. she was so happy, so happy. it was heartwarming. >> eboni: eric, congratulations. katrina, you wanted to tell us about your call to action around the russia investigation. >> katrina: it's clear russia is a hoax. president obama said it's not possible to rig the united states elections. i believe him, and he did

standards, i dnc operatives whose being paid by the dnc passing on information, i could talk about fusion dpsnd where it comes to some of the same russians. the media won't even touch it. whyi? >> i can see everything you said is true and i've also said it's so much easier to be a democrat talking to the media than it is to be republican because democrats in the media see things very much the same way and in this case they all hate donald trump for the most part they hatein trump. i still have to say that it was a mistake and donald trump, jr., almost said is himself on your show to get that email and hold the meeting. when you get an email from a foreign government particularly government saying they have dirt on your opponent and they want b to sponsor the government at this you don't take the meeting. i think donald trump, jr., would have been so much stronger if he would've just said s on your shw the critics are right, i shouldn't of had the meeting. >> sean: he kind of sad, he said in retrospect. the circumstances were different, you've been in the middle of campaigns. you know the flur

the person who set the stage for darpa flexibility redtape cutting was actually dp at general electric was brought in, roy johnson. and he was the only sort of non-technical person ever to lead darpa, but it was he who started the saturn rocket program which then went to nasa and took the apollo mission to the men. yet some very good ideas. what i'm saying is it's hard to guess first of all what they appoint a new darpa director, and who makes a good darpa director? i think traditionally the ones who have been good, and it was a good darpa director but certainly roy johnson the present very powerful in creating the agency. there were people like steve in the 1970s who sort of listed darpa out of the mess of vietnar and rebuilt the agency. there's tony and the 2000s and others, but it's hard to guess what makes a good darpa director of the prince salman with a broader vision. someone who sort of says i'm pretty think about the problems of warfare and how we solve that warfare. please. [inaudible] >> talking about the human factor and big projects. so has darpa anticipated the russian ha

we'll see whether that delay could actually give the dp o.p.unding up enough support. plus it started with a woman calling police for help. and ended with a police officer shooting her dead. >> i have a lot of questions about why the body cameras weren't on.

he credited those cadaver dogs with being able to detect those bodies, at beleast one in the dp commonte where the search has been going on for several days now, just sobering news tonight, drew. >> reporter: that's right, jim. and the full community has been watching this over the past couple days, and we've watched a a lot of people come down to watch these developments, and now the district attorney was very serious in announcing this, but we were getting a little bit of information earlier on in the day that something was happening because he returned to the scene at 8:00 tonight, and they were beginning to take a lot of big pieces of evidence off of the property. tonight, we had pictures from sky force 10 which was up just in the past hour where they are continuing to work. it's very careful operation as the district attorney said because they are sifting through all of the dirt they are digging up, and they had to go down 12.5 feet to get to the first piece of human remains, which, again, they have identified as the 19-year-old of middletown, the family has been notified. all the

through the amount of productions i have been in as an actress, just over 40, and the number of female dpwith, which were three. you can see how drastic the underrepresentation is of women behind the camera. i think it was for me, important to subvert that, it also was just exciting to me. i was excited to see what it would feel like. josh: what was the anticipated hope and what was the actual result? did it differ in terms of your expectations? zoe: luckily, it exceeded my expectations. [laughter] everyone should do it. it's a pretty magical thing. i think it is so rare to experience that even some of the women i hired were skeptical about it. i think it was really cool to see on our first day on set just what that felt like and see the perception of what we were doing shift so concretely. i think it definitely added to a sense of electricity on set, because i think every woman on the set has been the only woman on a set. to be amongst so many female peers and have so much creative autonomy in that way and not be the minority and not be afraid to use your voice i think was exciting. josh

freezing the nuclear capabilities of dp rk and large-scale military exercises by the united states andlic of korea. >> the era of strategic patience with the north korean regime has failed. many years and it's failed. >> frankly the patients is over. the united states, and other regional powers and all responsible nations to join us in implementing sanctions and demanding that the north korean regime choose a better path and do it quickly and a different future for its long-suffering people. >> bret: that was president trump friday. this happened last night. firing of an icbm, intercontinental ballistic missile. secretary of state released a statement saying "global actions to solve a global threat. aiding and abetting a dangerous regime. all nations should publicly demonstrate to north korea that there are consequences to their pursuit of nuclear weapons and we attempt to bring north korea's provocative actions before the u.n. security council." take a look at where the icbm traveled. it was a splash down about 480 miles away but believed that the missile, two-stage midsole, reach ala

period,dp during that this is the calm before the storm. here we are in the 1970's.gdp. we are nowhere near. thes slightly over egging risk. simon: looking at it from a purely political perspective, minority governments don't necessarily downgrade sterling. in 1975, you had a government that had a not explicitly hard left stance. over the course of 1971, 19 76, on the back of that, you have a 30% decline in sterling, and then you had the imf. wasn't about a government that was unstable. it was about the agenda of the government. every top -- anybody talks about the government falling over. many people saying labor would exceed. theresa may has so unpopular at the moment. is that the risk to sterling, that kind of labour spending agenda? that is the media hype. simon: yes, that is the answer to that. the last time around, you had a manifest that look like a 1983 manifest. if you were to see something like that coming in and you have brexit at the same time, that would present investors with a tough picture. it would be a difficult thing for sterling. it is about polit

just one entity goes down, it could take our whole economy down with them they're too big to compete dp s against, because economic studies say that investors and the markets assume that they will will be bailed out they've seen that congress will pass new legislation to bail out, if that is thought necessary to save the economy. and that therefore, they're able to get a cost of funds that may be as much as 80 basis points less than they would otherwise they are too big to jail, as former attorney generals have said, they wouldn't criminally prosecute, pause it might take down the whole economy if the same thing was done by a medium-sized pang, bank, no eco problem, go ahead and prosecute. and with the wells fargo debacle, we have a difference between republicans and democrats. democrats tend to blame the management of wells fargo and says that proves they were too big to manage. and republicans tend to blame you, the regulators, which just proves that they were too big to regulate so too big to fail, too big to compete against, too big to jail, too big to manage, too big to regulate. w

he doesn't have any support for or faithfulness to the dp independence of the justice department or the fbi and is essentially threatening to fire the special counsel if it gets into areas that he thinks are uncomfortable for him. the president is not telling the truth about everything with regard to russia. and he's acting like someone who very much is only out for himself and not thinking about the presidency, and/or has something to hide. i don't know how you draw a different conclusion, based on what we're hearing. >> jeff -- go ahead, go ahead, david chalian. >> i was just going to say, think about what this means, if jeff sessions takes the cue and decides to leave for a moment. think about what this means for the next attorney general. so what is learned here, that having some sort of independence seems to have cost you your job. so who's going to -- who's going to sign up for that? and the next question is, if you're the next attorney general and you don't recuse yourself from the russia thing, do you use a heavier hand in overseeing the special prosecutor process? these questio

builders you noted the gains these stocks have had is it time to reassess >> well, they've had incredible dp, stock and in the most recent past, you could see exactly what was going on with lennar and kbh, we've heard from some of these home builders we know what's going on in terms of inventories, as well. if you've wanted to trim some, we've had a great run. d.r. horton had a nice week yesterday. i think there's reasons to still be in these names. but i could totally understand if somebody said, you know what, they've had a great run, let's take some off the table or all off the table because of the fact they've had this incredible move to the upside, so fast. >> and on toll, they went to underweight. that's a straight up sell. >> right, absolutely and that's the higher end when you're talking about toll. >> sue herrera has the latest headlines for us >> scott, thank you so much. here's what's happening at this hour, everyone the u.s. and qatar have signed an agreement samed at shoring up the shoring up the gulf terrorism efforts. it was signed this morning by secretary of state rex tiller

we'll see whether that delay could actually give the dp o.p. a better chance of rounding up enough support. plus it started with a woman calling police for help. and ended with a police officer shooting her dead. >> i have a lot of questions about why the body cameras weren't on. questions that i hope and anticipate will be answered in the next few days. >> shepard: how anger and heartbreak. a community looking for answers. let's get to it. >> announcer: now shepard smith reporting live from the fox newsdesk. >> shepard: good monday afternoon. the white house holding an off-camera briefing with reporters right this minute, it's been going on for the better part of 20, 25 minutes. we will be able to play the sound for you as soon as it wraps up. the white house is apparently trying to change the subject from the russia investigation and understandably so. but president trump is still tweeting about it. the white house today kicked off a "made in america" week as it calls it. the president right now set to take part in a product showcase featurin

according to the official news agency of the democratic people's republic of korea, dp rk, and various governmental sources, at approximately 9:00 a.m. local time on 4 july 2017, the dprk launched a ballistic "fire ofhich it turns intercontinental ballistic issile rocket." the missile was launched in the pyongyang airfield. according to the dprk, and covered a distance of 933 kilometers during a 39-midflight 802ching an altitude of 2, kilometers before impacting into the sea. according to these parameters, the missile would have a range .f roughly 6700 kilometers it launched on a more difficult trajectory, making it an intercontinental ballistic icbm, according to widely used definitions. predprk again did not send launch notifications to organizations responsible forand maritime space. the official media claims that full-fledgednow "a anlear power possessing intercontinental ballistic rocket capable of hitting any part of the world along with nuclear weapons." time thehe seventh council has met to discuss the dprk in 2017. of these today, 5 emergency consultations have followed the la

you talk to people in the dp there was a sense that revenge was being pursued. there was an embarrassment that they had lost control and that things had gotten to the point that they were. and they wanted to show they could get control back. one of the ways was true extreme violence. >> with all the press that was there it took five days to bring to an end that was going on? >> yes. only amazing when you consider which ishandled it, shooting out the streetlights, are creating a situation where there is so much gunfire that members of the fire department cannot get to burning buildings. they are too terrified to come out. decision of how to handle it. >> this is kim from michigan. >> my father was a fireman during the riots. we were at a fireman's pool party. they all had to leave and my dad was shot at. my grandfather was a fire chief of a water decision. it was difficult for the firefighters to do their jobs and being shot at. we live on the northwest side of detroit. traumatic, i do not see my dad for four or five days. that's really all i wanted to say. it wh

so also with the dp rk and also the it for beijing they will not overwhelmingly cut off trade relations because of dprk that is china's leverage. added say pre-emption while being victimized but there is such a normal trade relations and and with that ecological calculation. but because of trade relations with dprk overnight and dprk is now leading points to readjusts those relations and to be crystalized. so manchin of the chinese americans but now a second korean war in the overwhelming majority say no. because militarily china will -- reach out it is a big strategic change. and now with this judgment it is a threat. so with that joint contingency plan with the dprk that is the starting point. they are going beyond all the way for better cooperation. but dprk ideology and history and also as dprk is some sort of personal and those types of connections. it is the easy. so to set that very decisive criteria. a really help the chinese government and with that suspension of all provisions . or how to come back to international appealed and the escalating tension we also need to look at th

>>> ubi, universal basic income is theoretical and leads up to this point it involves each citizens dpter amount of money however they want. >> now, hawaii has passed a resolution to convene a working group to analyze the possibility of whether or not the state possibility could use it if basic income is possible >> jioining us now from honolul, chris lee of hawaii, it is good to have you here >> thanks for having me. why are you interested in this >> we are seeing our economy shifts significantly we are changing the trajectory of jobs and what we are seeing and our statistic showing of 45% of the work being done in our economy today can be automated using existing technology. 47% of the jobs are out there right now that could potentially and likely would be automated in the 20 years for us would mean nationally of $2 trillion in wages that would disappear. >> here in hawaii, we are service based economy more than anything, we think probably more so than other places we want to start a conversation of where the economy is going and what the future looks like how we can ensure that ever

your last comment brings to mind a well known fact, the dp comparison between the u.s. health system and most european systems, we spend a lot more than europeans do. i won't get into the details of whether we're getting value for it. there's some debate about that. but what's the big difference in the spending? it's not utilization. it's prices. so that enhances the point of this chart, that it really is prices that's driving it. if it were utilization, we might have a different view of this. we're just spending more money. bob? >> thank you very much. first of all, i want to add my positive comments to those of my colleagues concerning the performance of the office of the actuary of the medicare program. i'll say publicly what we've said privately to each other. in terms of fairness, in terms of making sure that they don't put their fingers on the scales of justice when they're evaluating matters, they have been absolutely first rate, professional and have done a fantastic job and have really shown what it is to be public servants. i'd also reaffirm maya's point about

vegas dps 107 romo >>> good morning. a chance we'll see thunderstorms, most likely later this morning and this afternoon 2 delaware. showers in the lee high valley, 76 and a chance of late-day thunderstorms and thunderstorms will reach into new jersey at the shore, showers with heat temperatures in the 70s and occasional showers for the suburbs in philadelphia. 70s this afternoon. warmer weather returns for tomorrow. have a great day. on sirius xm channel 108, which i think is the home of the don and madge show. >> thanks very much. ed sheeran's third album "divide" debuted and hasn't left the top ten since its release in march. with that success as well as his world tour selling out within minutes, i'm guessing you're having a pretty good summer. good to have you here. >> having a good summer. >> things going well. let me read you a couple of other stats, debuted on the billboard charts, number one in 102 countries. i didn't know 102 countries. >> i definitely couldn't name them. >> name them all. go ahead. set a record

. >> thank you dp. do you agree that water boarding is torture and is illegal? >> yes. >> thank you. that's the same answer director comey gave when i asked him that same question. i've worked with -- for years with chairman grassley to address the concerns the two of us have related -- there are things we do on a bipartisan basis on this committee. senator grassley and i have been concerned about the fbi's flawed hair and fiber analysis testimony. i asked director comey the question in may, he promised me a follow-up of what are we doing going over the 3,000 cases that were closed because of faulty analyses by the fbi. if those cases come up even as a missing transcript, will you commit to having an agent conduct in-person visits to determine whether documents are necessary to find out what happened? i say this because i remember as a prosecutor using the fbi's hair and fiber analyses and if we've had people convicted because they were faulty we should know that. >> well, senator, i share your concern about having forensic science done appropriately. cases stan

i remain concerned about this with his tenure at the dp of interior and many other challenges. the department's responsibility and jurisdictions are just -- just too vast and important to the american people, just a green -- just to green light someone who i believe will be challenged in doing this job. i urge my colleagues to oppose this nomination. today a complaint was filed about this nominee's -- based on new records. so i want -- i want answers from the nominee. we're going to continue to ask questions. in the meantime, i ask my colleagues to oppose this nomination. make sure that we get the answer weiss need before the nomination of david bernhardt can continue. i thank the president and i yield the floor. and suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. gardner: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from colorado. mr. gardner: i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. gardner: thank you, madam president. it's my honor to come to the senate flo