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secretary of commerce issued a directive to federal agencies to prioritize protection of life and property ecs. spite the fact that the director of cal fire says water isn't an issue. >> we have plenty of water. we have many lakes that are directly accessing from helicopters to drop that water on the fires and our fire engines have access to water on the ground. >> reporter: the trump administration's directive follow tweets made by the president. on sunday he tweeted california wildfires are being magnified and made so much worse by the bad environmental laws which aren't allowing water to be properly utilized. critics say mr. trump is exploiting the wildfires for political gain. stirring up an ongoing water dispute between farmers and environmental groups. >> this isn't the right time for armchair fire chiefs in washington, d.c., to try to tell california how to fight fires. >> reporter: john mcmanus is president of the golden gate salmon association. the group's mission is to protect and restore habitat comprised of central valley rivers. >> it's fair to say that californiaens agree it's un

jane:ak a strong earthhas struck the northern coast of omnezuela, adding to concerns about unfolding ec crisis hitting the country. the rollout of a new currency this week has failed to rein in rampant inflation. more than 2 million venezuelans have fled to neighboring countries. that's 7% of the tion with many crossing over into colombia.ic our south am correspondent reports now from near the border. katie: the sun has not yet risen, but rush hour has become -- begun. this bridge has become a lifeline, to supply food, get medical treatment, or to escape once and for all. ken economic crisis has its toll. she and her family are heading to colombia's capital, bogotÁ, to find work. [ eaking foreign language] translator: we are leaving lots of things behind. you lose everything you have worked for. we have to start from scratch. katie: for many, venezuela has become unlivable. she is a single mother of three. >> [speaking foreign language] anslator: when my baby w born, the hospital had nothing. hospitals are contaminated, too. when i gave birth, i wanted to leave so badly, because all i s

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. >> good morning, tell the new york post that the company is a mess right now especially with s ec investigatingwing elon musk tweet, employers tell explosive, look at those pictures. he tweeted, quote, no injuries or damage to the factory, hopefully that will not slow things down there. cheryl: not when you have model 3 production under the gun and he's been sleeping under his desk, he says. >> first facebook and now google, scrubbed dozens of youtube channels, google plus accounts found to be spreading misinformation in the name of iran state broadcasting media arm, cybersecurity experts tell the wall street journal they believe iran is focusing on pushing foreign policy interest and the country's efforts have expanded as the toll of international sanctions against the country rose and tensions with washington have increased. tracee: staying with google, tracee, they want us to be happy testing google assistant that asked users to give them daily dose of good news, people helping comient, users can access skills and smart displays, google says it's from a variety of items around the world. lau

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significant amount of political pain >> one other factor, ben, that i think mosey co mosey -- most ecth of the consumer it is the best consumer environment he has seen. does that make the u.s. economy more able to absorb tariffs if they hit imported consumer everyday products like furniture and baseball gloves which are included. >> absolutely. the president is very aware of this he pointed out that the stock market has been extremely buoyant, despite talk of escalating trade wars. he says we're, quote, unquote, playing with the bank's money. this is how a deal maker who has relied on taking leverage bets in his business practice sees trade policy broadly >> we'll leave it there, guys. thank you. >>> coming up, why tariffs are serving up a win for restaurants. >>> later, tune in to "closing bell" when dallas fed president rortbe kaplan joins them lot more to come on "squawk alley. your digestive system has billions of bacteria, but life can throw them off balance. re-align yourself, with align probiotic. and try new align gummies, with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digesti

ece alllooking at gre over again?re we looking at another situation where the imf, eurozone, whoever, has to come in or the ecb, i guess, has to figure out a way to directly or indirectly get involved here? peter: there are two obstacles to that. one, erdogan has said he does not want the imf to come in or anything that smacks of the united states. another is a lot of the debts are owed by corporations and banks. the imf is geared toward lending to sovereigns. they would have to come up with some mechanism where they lend to the sovereigns, the sovereign lens to the corporates. it is not what the imf is designed to do. taylor: we talked with a lot of em investors and they would like to see a $600,000 basis point rate hike to stem the high inflation and they are not. how concerned should we be that not central bank is independent from erdogan? peter: it is not independent. something has got to give and we are wondering what it is going to be. one possibility is they reluctantly embrace economic orthodoxy, raise rates -

psychology, stepping up trends on the network to me what jumps out is the same through the heart -- the ec bchb [ inaudible have we had a -- in italy around the italian crisis there was a spike in the -- we're seeing it again today, in turkey itself, extraordinary moves on foreign exchange. policy or exchange rate. you would expect that you would not see such moves when the stocks -- are we back to the old days where you can have a government in charge of pol that the market does not value that you can see a crisis unfold in the country. >> yes when crisis begins, the step is the spread through the sentiment channel. i think that is very much in may at the moment. because of this kind of sudden drop in confidence, that can spread to the vulnerable places that you have mentioned italy for example. south africa in terms of deficit. you have political uncertainty there. one by one investors look at where there's some elements of potential fragility when it comes -- fundamental -- i think elsewhere when there were problems, such a low interest rate, that being afforded the luxury of the fed, t

there have been a lot of problematic statements that the ec has been reported to be looking at with projectionsa, even prior tweets by elon musk. it's definitely likely that they are looking at a myriad of various things. emily: interesting. teresa goody, ceo of the goody group, thank you so much for stopping by. well, twitter is in the midst of political backlash from the right and the left. the ceo lamented the difficult position the company is in, saying, "if the company took action on those with right-wing politics, it would still the concern -- stoke the concern of hose on the left." can the company endure the backlash? give us the highlights, selina, of this interview. selina: some of the broad, high-level issues he discussed was, a, twitter is a platform with outside influence, but we don't have that many resources to deal with this problem. something i thought that was interesting was, he said we don't proactively look at content. we wait for them to be flagged. in the case of alex jones, reasons why we didn't take action early was because it hadn't been flagged to us. once it was, then

. >> reporter: now an ad hoc group of developers and foard led bym silatto eced 0 mi for the project and people in t building, but the can. says it's not that easy. >> back in -- the county says it's not that easy. >> back in 2015 we had a consultant do an assessment. >> reporter: the report showed the annex was too run down and not suitable for reuse and it would need at least $50 million in rehab work just to make it inhabitable again. >> while the county is very supportive and a leader with respect to supportive housing and helping folks who are homeless, using the annex itself given the condition of the building, which is very, very, very poor, it's not from the county's view the right vehicle. >> reporter: staff will be recommending the building be demolished, but san jose still says not so fast. >> i think it's important for us because we're in a housing crisis that we need to look at what the developers are saying and get their point of view, get their take. >> reporter: why is it important to go that extra step? >> because this building is already standing. >> reporter: count

ec >>> waves of rain moving our region. it's getting quite family. the storm tea has issued a weather alert and lauryn ricketts will be joining us with an update in just a couple of minutes. >>> but first we want to get back to that story we told but moments ago, the disappearance of that 12-year-old chinese girl from reagan national airport. she made her way out of the city.z erika gonzas now in the newsroom and erika hashe new details. >> reporter: jin jing ma was nund with her parents queens. that the news breaking late this afternoon and that accding to th metropolitan airport authority. the 12-year-old wasnd f today after an amber alert wasue i tuesday. the there were photos of her and a woman changing clothes at the airport and late this afternoon we got late word from the attorney's family who says that this is some sort of a isunderstanding, that this was not an abduction. the fbi is now in control of this investigation. we'll see where this goes. >> from the wsroom, i'm erika gonzalez and back over to you guys in the studio. >> all of this r

italy's finance minister says ec spread narrowing. continue with our guests.ithve a mixed picture equities globally. you do see ftse futures gaining, they were closed so maybe playing some catch up there. dax futures are little changed as our eurostoxx futures. we had a turnaround here. but i a three day chart will move it down to one day. we had yields rising in the early morning up to 2.85 and beyond. they are coming down and are little changed at 2.85. there is, you are not getting a lot of direction from that either. wherever you look and i am sure you will see this on the gmm, a lot of the gains that we saw taken away today. there is a lot of blips sighing and flip-flopping as far as prices are concerned. guy: you wonder whether the market traded on the news, we had positive news on renminbi and the nafta story. nafta 2.0. all that will be yesterday's story. you can see that clearly in the way the markets traded. the s&p was close to 2900. we had the nasdaq clear 1000 yesterday. it was a solid session as matt points out. today different story. the aussie

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traffic, ay, august 6th wl ec major impact this morning. we're keeping a live look at the bridge behind us. >> yeah. the short version of this is, if you're trying to go eastbound n. amanda del castillo is on the bridge and she is watching these cars as they are not moving, amanda. >> yeah. and new in the last ten minutes, more bad news for the drivers. all of the eastbound lanes are shut down once again. at one point chp opened at least one lane but that investigation continues into that deadly shooting and the subsequent crash. i want patrick to pan out. you can see all of the traffic. no one is moving. we were able to move about a mile and a half towards treasure island and that's where we're expected to meet with chp officers to really get an update on what happened. but if you're just joining me, let's get you caught up. around 2:23, when police got the first call about a driver hearing about five gunshots. after those gunshots were heard, we know that driver was hit by anin the he driver of that suv died of gunshot wounds. a second ha