they don't have to pay one dime. >> reporter: eddie has spent years working closely with young people. it's the reason in the mid-1970s then san jose mayor norm mineta gave him the title ambassador of jazz. it's something eddie wears very proudly. >> i want everybody to make a sound with a trumpet in this room. >> reporter: music has been good to eddie. and he knows it can be good for others, too. >> make a sound for me. ♪ >> yeah, there you go. >> i knew you could do it. i knew. >> reporter: one of the things eddie is so proud of in the giveaway is the quality of the jazz trumpet he's giving to these young people. he says it will help them to go a long way to start their careers with a quality instrument. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, back open for business. the health scare that closed an east bay in-n-out burger may not be connected to the restaurant after all. >>> when you buy a house you pay a home inspector to give you an unbiased opinion. is anyone checking their credentials? take a live look outside...... sf - t

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eddie jones has joked that runners—up two years ago, face them.ve two visit a japanese temple to pray before taking on argentina. we'll hear from our reporter chrisjones on today's draw for the 2019 tournament injapan in a moment... but first, his namesake, eddie. well, we want to win the world cup. it's quite clear that we want to come here and win the world cup. what a great experience it would be winning the world cup injapan. it's the first time the rugby world cup is played outside the traditional countries, so we'll prepare well for that and every day until the world cup, we will prepare to get better. both of these teams have rich, world cup histories and will be formidable. eddie jones said cup histories and will be formidable. eddiejones said it's not a tough group but a good group and they needs those kind of matches to prepare for the quarterfinals. a quarterfinal meeting could be in store if england make it out of their pool. as for the other home nations, wales face australia, novak djokovic is through to the next round of the madrid

has it. off tom pyatt. back out to center. cole, again, kessel is offside. >> eddieofficials along those near boards waved that it was onside and then decided to go ahead and blow it down. scott cherry along those near boards. see phil kessel saying that play wasn't offside. >> john: a biased opinion. and he's entitled to it. face-off won by pageau. fumbled that pass. claesson back out to ryan. hainsey in front of the ottawa bench. >> eddie: talking points in between periods from the coaches to the players and it filters throughout the players to say, look, everybody has to understand once we get into the offensive zone, everything's going to be funneled into the front of the net. never a bad play to get the puck at the net and everybody has to understand, less is more in overtime when it comes to generatesing creating offense. to go ahead and get that puck to the net. >> john: each team with two shots so far. here's guentzel. jake guentzel, taken down. methot with the shot off claesson. it deflects out of play. >> eddie: nice little play by guentzel, got to the insi

eddie a. smith/homeless and says he has no where to go:nobody wasn't thinking when they thought this out.ou said we gotta move, where in the hell are we going to move to? you don't want us in the neighbhorhood. you don't want us down the street. you don't want us in the park. where are we gonna go?lionel hamilton/homeless : today they're shutting us down and we have no where to go. we asked the city administrator's office why?joe devries/assistant to the city administrator, oakland: unfortunately more people moved in as we moved people into housing even though we were very clear that we could only really deal with the original 40 individuals on monday night, a fire at the camp destroyed 20 tents.the third fire at a homeless encampment in oakland in three weeks.moving city officials to deem the property dangerous and begin clearing it. eddie a. smith/homeless and says he has no where to go:somebody burned the bottom of the freeway, that gives you the right to say fine now you guys gotta move. ok fine where are we gonna go? where do you us in your backyard? give us your address. we have no

has been played outside of a traditional country. let's have a look at the whole drawer, shall we? the hosts have been drawn alongside ireland and scotland. eddiejones hasjoked eddieking on both argentina and france. the first matches will be on saturdays june ten the first matches will be on saturdastune ten and the 17th. and finally, to a rather embarrassing moment at the giro d'italia for slovenian cyclist lu ka pibernik. he was leading the fifth stage as it entered messina on the island of sicily. unfortunately for him, he had either forgotten they were meant to do two laps through the town or didn't hear the bell indicating the final lap and celebrated his uncontested victory only to realise moments later why the rest of the field hadn't chased him! columbian sprinter fernando gaviria was eventually and legitimately first across the finish line for his second victory of the tour. britain's geraint thomas and adam yates came home safely in the main group remaining second and third overall. behind leader bob jungels of luxembourg. moonjae—in has been sworn in as south korea's president after winning more than 40 per cent of the vote — almost double his nearest

. >> most everyone has the experiences beaver had, and everyone has an eddie haskell. >> good eveningcleaver. some unfortunate child is trapped. >> everyone has that moment when they were so embarrass and had they thought he would never get over it, but they did. >> tonight's special report is the scene of a 1961 emmy. >> whether it was the scene of a comedy, a western, a drama, it's the quality of the show itself that's important. >> "the andry griffith show", mayberry, was a kinder, gentler place. it would be hard not to want to live in mayberry. >> there was this rock at the center of it. calm wisdom. >> i have taken the best part of myself and people i've known all my life and put them into andy taylor. >> ope, there comes a time when you have to stop the play acting and tell the truth. >> don't you believe me, pa? don't you, pa? >> people appreciate emotional honesty. they appreciate it more than laughs. it's great if you can achieve both simultaneously, and "the andy griffith show" actually did that very often. for a sitcom, it shows unexpected depth. >> what we think of the new

have had a lot of the experiences that the beaver or wally has had and everyone in their life has an eddiekell. >> wally, some dumb kid fell in the soup. good evening, mr. cleaver. some poor unfortunate child is trapped up there. >> everyone has that moment when they were so embarrassed and they thought they'd never get over it, but they did. >> tonight's special report from the scene of the 1961 emmys. >> whether it's a situation comedy or western or drama, i think it's the quality of the show itself that's important. >> the "andy griffith show," mayberry, a kinder, gentler place. it would be hard not to want to be in mayberry. >> hi, pop. hi, barn. >> hello. >> the core of the "andy griffith show" was this rock at the center of it. wisdom. >> i have taken the best parts of myself and people i've known all my life and put them into andy taylor. >> ope, there comes a time when you have to stop the play acting and tell the truth. >> don't you believe me, pa? don't you, pa? >> people appreciate emotional honesty. they appreciate it more than laughs. it's great if you can achieve both simulta

his impact has been hugely positive and whoever takes over from eddie needs to be, you know, the bestomen's sport trust launched their ‘blue plaque rebellion' campaign to unearth and pay tribute to forgotten female sporting stars, women's football has today been awarded its very first blue plaque— a celebration of the dick kerr ladies who once drew a a crowd of 53,000 at goodison park back in 1920 before the fa placed a 50 year ban on womens football. former england goalkeeper rachel brown—finnis reports. it isa it is a centenary year for dick kerr ladies. in 1917, a team of women from this factory in preston raised thousands of pounds for charity to aid injured servicemen. in three yea rs, aid injured servicemen. in three years, they were the unofficial england team and now, 100 years on, preston is finally honouring them. chairing i proud, —— cheering i feel so cheering ifeel so proud. cheering i feel so proud. having it on the factory floor, paces from where they lived, where my grandfather and grandmother grew up, lived, where my grandfather and grandmothergrew up, in lived, where

eddie a. smith/homeless and says he has no where to go:nobody wasn't thinking when they thought this out. you said we gotta move, where in the hell are we going to move to? you don't want us in the neighbhorhood. you don't want us down the street. you don't want us in the park. where are we gonna go?lionel hamilton/homeless : today they're shutting us down and we have no where to go. we asked the city administrator's office why?joe devries/assistant to the city administrator, oakland: unfortunately more people moved in as we moved people into housing even though we were very clear that we could only really deal with the original 40 individuals on monday night, a fire at the camp destroyed 20 tents.the third fire at a homeless encampment in oakland in three weeks.moving city officials to deem the property dangerous and begin clearing it. eddie a. smith/homeless and says he has no where to go:somebody burned the bottom of the freeway, that gives you the right to say fine now you guys gotta move. ok fine where are we gonna go? where do you us in your backyard? give us your address. we have n

eddie a. smith/homeless and says he has no where to go:nobody wasn't thinking when they thought this out. you said we gotta move, where in the hell are we going to move to? you don't want us in the neighbhorhood. you don't want us down the street. you don't want us in the park. where are we gonna go?lionel hamilton/homeless : today they're shutting us down and we have no where to go. we asked the city administrator's office why?joe devries/assistant to the city administrator, oakland: unfortunately more people moved in as we moved people into housing even though we were very clear that we could only really deal with the original 40 individuals on monday night, a fire at the camp destroyed 20 tents.the third fire at a homeless encampment in oakland in three weeks.moving city officials to deem the property dangerous and begin clearing it. eddie a. smith/homeless and says he has no where to go:somebody burned the bottom of the freeway, that gives you the right to say fine now you guys gotta move. ok fine where are we gonna go? where do you us in your backyard? give us your address. we have n

but in the meantime, eddie lampert has proved adept at one thing which is to keep it alive.his is david blaine of retailers, right? david blaine. >> i guess. he's a very good magician. >> he doesn't do just rabbed byes out of the -- rabbits out of the hat. when i saw him it was supernatural and he said, no it's sleight of hand. like elon musk he takes aim when you believe in. but i believe the important take away is best buy. people were shocked at best buy, why? because if you listen to the target call they talked about the nintendo switch driving electronics which had been a weak part of their business to minus 9 and the switch is called out again on best buy. again, don't forget gaming. gaming is so big. we don't talk about league of legends enough. league of legends -- what? >> i'm ready to talk about it. i'm sorry we don't enough. >> i was learning in the final four, robert morris in illinois, they have a big team. it's a college. they have a big team -- >> they're the ones who recruit -- >> they have a big stadium. take two interactive owns all the nba teams. the bosto

what has eddie jones had to reporter, chrisjones. l of death. remember in 2015 they were not out in the pool stages after losing to wales in australia. —— and australia. france has real history with the world cup '5 and as well as france france has argentina, a team who always seem to save their best performances for the rugby world cup as shown by their semifinal appearance in 2015. eddie jones says he is very excited, it is a very competitive draw. in typicaljones gallows humour he says i'm going to visit the temples of kyoto and pray. howeverjones visit the temples of kyoto and pray. however jones knows visit the temples of kyoto and pray. howeverjones knows he's in a pretty good place to come out of that pool and maybe set up a quarterfinal meeting with wales and maybe a semifinal meeting with new zealand. but plenty can happen in world cup 's as stuart lancaster contested by. scotla nd 's as stuart lancaster contested by. scotland have been drawn with ireland, wales have got australia. how do you expect by devoting to get on? i t

i'm sorry, that is, i'm stunned eddie lampert would say that, only because this has been more than 10ears i've been covering sort of the very slow motion accident that has been sears but we used, when i was at the other network at cnbc, people would go on and on what a genius eddie lampert was. we gave him great press back then. reporter: maybe he was at one point. liz: okay. reporter: he admitted we gave him plenty of ammunition to shoot back at us. until we start making money they won't but the thing is they're not making money. liz: jeff, thank you. we would cheer them on if they did. go sears. we like to see successes. closing bell in 29 minutes. with the comey flap, paul ryan is trying to remain on track. we'll tell you what he is doing in ohio this very second. >>> the house and president may have taken the victory lap in the rose garden passing revised health care plan. burning issues remain, like crazy high drug prices. we'll take that up exclusively with the woman known as erin brockovich of food allergies. she has concerns about the sky-high costs of the life-saving epipen.

eddie howe was playing. josh king scott widmer, josh king scoring 13 goals now this calendar year, only romelu lukaku has scoredrnley knew they have already had their best premier league season. they know they are staying up. eddie howe. really good day today, we knew the importance of today's game. a lot has been said with us being safe and would our standards drop? thankfully today i thought the players... it was a bit scrappy first half but second half we were excellent and if we hadn't won that game it would have been a real injustice. it was a close one, they had the ball which they do, they didn't really penetrate that much, only when we gave them something, really. but they are still a decent side and they have earned the right to be in the premier league. we have done that as well. so i can't be overly disappointed with the season but was a flat second half. first off we were ok but second half it was rifat and i'm just disappointed with the goals. speaking of google ‘s, middlesbrough is and stay by southampton. much—needed win for southern. speculation claude puel could lose hisjob despite getting spec

officially the second goal he got has gone down asa the second goal he got has gone down as a ryan shawcross own goal. eddie once your side starts being just a solid team, unlikely call down or get in europe, fans can sometimes get in europe, fans can sometimes get bored, but i don‘t think bournemouth fans will be bored to see their team play premier league football week in and week out. they drew 2—2, lets you from the managers. it means everything to the foot ball clu b managers. it means everything to the football club to establish ourselves in the premier league and we are trying to do that desperately. incredibly tough league and we found that again but we are delighted to see we will be playing in the premier league next season. disappointing from our point of view, i thought it was a good performance and always very much on the front foot. we had a game plan to frustrate them and worked very well for us. they didn‘t really create too many chances of note. we just sucked up on a couple of occasions. unless there is something like a 20 goal swing, burnley should be safe? it is quite easy to say they ar

cup injapan, the first time the world cup has been played outside of traditional country, so we will prepare for that everyday until the world cup to better. eddieit is not a tough group, it is a good group. he feels these games against england and argentina will be the ideal preparation for the greater challenges come the quarterfinals and potentially beyond. but you could forgive some england fans having a little bit of trepidation at the moment, given the fate which befell england at the world cup in 2015. right across the pool stages, there are some mouthwatering clashes. scotland and ireland drawn together. they will buy fancy their chances of getting out of the group but the big motive is to finish top of that group and avoid the new zealand all blacks in the semifinal. new zealand - face the semifinal. new zealand will face south africa in their pool and you would back the all blacks to top that group. wales have their arch nemesis, australia, the team they are unable to beat at the moment, as well as georgia in their group, and if england and wales are both to get out of their groups, there could be a quarterfinal meeting between the gro

airbnb has made similar agreements with more than 200 eddies around the world including san francisco. >>> still to come, despite assault charges, a montana republican becomes the newest congressman. we sit down with our congressman to talk about what we can take away from that special election. on september 9, 2010, pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in sa

eddie. it's like a predessert. it's on a traditional and mexican bundle. it has butter and sugar. it's basic. ana little bit. >> thank yo >> i love it. i a loving ts meal. thank you. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> this is the most nostalgic dish i've ever had at a restaurant in los angeles. nothing says my childhood like this dish right here. >> i've worked in french and italian restaurants my whole career. >> wow! >> they've been working with me. that's who, you know, picked me up when i fell down and showed me what to do when i walked in and didn't do anything. >> right. it's the way our culture is. we're so family oriented, that's what matters to us. at the same time, i feel like our job as chefs is to bring in our unique american experience to dining, family, tradition, food, culture and la is the heart of that right now. it really is. and hopefully that resinates throughout the rest -- of protection... it's a fortress. and with this standard of luxury... it's an oasis. the 2017 e-class. it's everything you need it to be...and more. lease the e300 for $549 a month at your local merce

as far as what's going on, esl, eddie lampert's investment company, has put up a lot of the funds tons. so they're lending money to the company, and suppliers are looking at this and saying we don't know whether you're going to be able to pay your bills in short order. ashley: so they're trying to to get out of their contracts. >> yeah, obviously, if you're not able to put things on the shelves -- ashley: are we in death wachter story sneer. >> we've been in -- >> seven straight years of losses. >> staggering that they're still open. ashley: a we'll continue to keep an eye on it. it i want to get to ford motor laying off 10% of its work force. the stock down quite a bit. >> yes, off 40%, but it's moving higher on the news it's going to lay off 10% of its workers, we don't know where yet. they're trying to remove $3 billion in costs to improve its bottom line as that market cap continues to trend lower than tesla and gm. ashley: it's only up eight cents, but look at this. since, when is that? >> 204. ashley: since fields took over, down about 6%. i know, mike murphy, you're kind of a

eddie buckle. she is firing on all cylinders right now. >> this is really fighting talk. she haseen talking about the european commission hardening its negotiating stance. saying britain's negotiating position has been misrepresented in the european press. that article that came out at the weekend talking about jean-claude being shocked at how she was talking -- conducting her brexit negotiations. tok: deliberately timed influence the election results. >> she wants a big majority in the elections on june 8. she is saying she is the only person who can deliver it. jeremy corbyn can't deliver it. about strongg stable leadership. she wants to be the person who the brexit result she says britain once. mark: fighting talk from david davis also today. this perceived 100 billion euro bill. he is suggesting the u.k. could break away. >> he says britain isn't prepared to pay 100 billion euros. he is saying we don't want to walk away but we are keeping the option open. the mantra they keep repeating is that no deal is better than a bad deal. mark: great to see you. thanks for joining us. e

the wea kest government is in many ways the weakest it has been under theresa may and it is partly about that institutional friction as well. eddieballs, speaking to voters about what really matters to them. she asked people in the snp held constituency of de vries and galloway if the issue of scottish independence is a crucial issue for them in the forthcoming general election, with some interesting results. dashed dumfries. i am interesting results. dashed dumfries. iam proud interesting results. dashed dumfries. i am proud to be scottish. iam very dumfries. i am proud to be scottish. i am very proud to be british and i am very proud to be european and you can't have all of them. what about you? school, educating, nhs, things like that. not independence? no. i ama like that. not independence? no. i am a staunch campaigner for the union andl am a staunch campaigner for the union and i will be voting conservative to remain as part of that. why yes? i am voting independence and i have always voted yes. the election, if it included a yes. the election, if it included a yes or yes. the election, if it included a yes 01’ no yes. the

has been recalled. have assembled. spider-man... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan?g out the guardians, pal. come celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! and "curtis beef master" hot dogs have been recalled because it might be contaminated with metal. more than 200-thousand pounds of hot dogs have been recalled after receiving complaints. as of right now there are no reports of injuries or illnesses from the tainted hot dogs. these hot dog packages were sent to stores around the country. for more information on the recall head to our kron four dot com. (justine) memorial day is almost here ... and it's a time to honor those who died in war. the holiday also gives most people with a long weekend... and many americans plan to put it to good use. reporter kim hutcherson has tips on staying safe ... whether you're having a cookout, traveling, playing in the water: memorial day marks the unofficial start of summer ... and the long weekend gives many americans some extra time for play

has details. >> very difficult when individual's armed with an ax to be able to defuse that. >> reporter: san jose police chief eddie garcia explaining the use of deadly force overnight at this downtown affordable housing complex. >> i heard about four they say gunshots. i thought they were like firecrackers. >> reporter: san jose police were called here by security guards who reported a disturbance from a third floor apartment. when they arrived -- >> officers observed flames and smoke coming from underneath the front door. >> reporter: this picture shows burn marks on the bottom of the door. officers forced their way in and were confronted by two men. one was subdued. the other man was armed with an ax. >> a taser was deployed. however, it had no effect on the suspect. >> reporter: the chief says the man dropped the ax but quickly rearmed himself with it. >> and it was not until he began to threaten the officers with the ax and began to advance on the officers that the officer was given no other choice than to discharge his firearm in defense of his life. >> reporter: the man died later at a hospital. police say h

has honored those that go above and beyond the call of duty. the mayor joined top brass at headquarters. honorees, sergeant sylvia young and police officer eddy mill both shot during an attack on police last year. >>> chester county honored scores of first responders tonight. an award ceremony highlighted the efforts of ems workers, police officers and firefighters. we congratulate all of them for their service and dedication. >> let's get the late word from accuweather and cecily tynan. >> i'm tracking more rain. it's the theme for the month. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing the rain isn't here yet. we are getting echoes over maryland. the rain is falling over washington d.c., pushing north so it will be here by daybreak. philadelphia, 60 down from a high of 72, four degrees below normal, cool and peeks of sunshine today. allentowning 61, cape may, 56. the system i'm tracking, one low through the ohio valley. this forms another low, triple point low over us pulling in the moisture and brings the potential for storms late in the day. they'll be scattered but strong. the morning rush, this is when we get the steady rain. use caution. t

meanwhile, you were tweeting about sears nonstop -- >> i feel the rap against media has to be talked about. when eddiert attacked the media against sears, i got on like -- it's like what our president does. i went right to it. i said, listen, i want to know if you have a good sears or a good kmart. let us know. so you can go to my feed @jim cramer and let me know your sears and kmart experiences. there was a fellow that liked his kmart. there was. i'm not kidding. you know when i got my first corduroy suit at kmart they didn't care for it at -- a different look. >> the s&p at the bottom of the screen. it's alexandria real estate and ringing the bell from miami, the frost museum of science. how do we expect ford to begin to trade today? >> i'm still trying to figure out the steelcase, that's a low tech operation. i'm also trying to get my arms around the idea of the michigan -- no offense to the university of michigan -- their athletic program. but i have always felt that when you take a coach from the -- say like the niners and he goes to like a college program that often he could be -- he could be al

head of north korea, this is where the i'm precision and behaving the way he's behaving has real world impact. >> eddie, he said not so long ago that we could be heading to a major, major war with north korea. now he's honored to meet -- it's as if he doesn't remember what he said five minutes ago. >> it's really interesting. on the one hand, we've seen this with regards to his embrace, quote, unquote of putin, the call to erdogan of turkey, now the gesture to north korea and also the philippines. there's a sense at which there's this attraction to strong men. there's that element. and then there's the sense, the clip -- kind of the reaction of a petulant child, instead of owning responsibility for what he did, there's the displacement and the reaction to just go, i'm done, and sit down at a desk with nothing to do. >> i don't stand by anything is his quote. i don't stand by anything. >> the third point is he seems to make not knowing good. that is to say, there's a sen sense -- the comments around andrew jackson, not knowing, just ignorance, a good. it seems to justify people who are his base not want

liz: eddie lambert bought in 2004 and sliding in 2006 sliding ever since. the stock hascut in half. now the debt of series is bigger than the market cap and that's eddie lampert. >> there's not one solution offered for sears' issues. if i was a sears investor i would be very, very upset right now, not one issue. blame the media and-- >> have you heard the headline on the rampage. we don't need any more customers. we've got all we need. a better job of keeping them. >> yeah, the stock is down. >> that's it this morning. let's get back please to the fabulous 5 as i like to call them. the compete offer of what he is going on in the retail sector. all right, scott, back to you for a second. do you think these are getting too expensive? we've got them on the screen. facebook, microsoft, alphabet, apple, too expensive for you? >> no, they're expensive, but for a reason because that's where the action is going to be, they're going to innovate and create the wealth and that's where we need to be going forward. they're expensive and put it this way. those five stocks, i have a ma

eddie howe's side victory. really good day today, we knew the importance of today's game. a lot has bit scrappy. it said nothing when excellent and if we had won that game it would have been a real injustice. it was a close one, they had the ball which they do, they didn't really penetrate the times, only when we gave them something, really. but they are still a decent side may have earned the right to be in the premier league. we have done that as well. so i can't be overly disappointed with the season but was a flat second half. first off we we re a flat second half. first off we were 0k a flat second half. first off we were ok but second half it was rifat and i'mjust were ok but second half it was rifat and i'm just disappointed with the goals. middlesbrough are one of the side's playing for pride in the premier league... but they were beaten for the second time this week; 2—1 at home to southampton. jay rodriguez gave the saints a 1—0 half—time lead with his first goal since january. nathan redmond doubled the lead after the break, before a shane long penalty miss for southampto

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sears' ceo eddie lampert said that sears did not need more customers and that despite investors' concerns, he's not in denial about that. why does that raise eyebrows? sears hasn in huge trouble. look at this ten-year chart. not a surprise that his leadership has been in question. and when you look at this ten-year chart, you see sears holding has been performing horribly, down a heart-sppin 95 hart. so what makes -- 95%. what makes this significant? two weeks ago he says we don't need new customers, we are doing fine, and sears found its heartbeat after reporting its first profit since 2015. [laughter] look at the heart. the heartbeat there. ands it is jumping pretty exponentially at the moment. that's not the only retailer e breathing new life. lori, give us the spread sheet. spread the love. >> i mean, weren't we just eulogizing brick and mortar? i mean, this is -- what a week. not only staples, but discretionary names are outperforming today. and you can pin it right back to better than expected, even surprisingly better than expected. a lot of analysts were looking for retailers to report losses. look at the performances for the week starting with the co

. >> a shelter in place order has been lifted after a bomb scare this morning in san francisco. this all began around noon at the tenderloin police station on eddy street. >> abc7 news reporter wayne freedman is live at the station. wayne, you said this all began with good intentions? >> reporter: it did start out with good intentions. a caretaker in an apartment is going through a closet, he finds two artillery shells. he says, i wonder if they're live. so, he brings them to the police station and that is how it all began. >> it was about 2 feet long, about maybe 4 inches in diameter. >> reporter: in fact, there were two artillery shells that looked very much like this. what had been a normal day in the tenderloin police station at jones and eddy changed quickly when the man who officers describe as a caretaker for an elderly man brought the shells downtown after finding them in an apartment. >> we left them in his vehicle and came into the station, told us that he had these two rounds in his car seat in front. >> police responded by following protocol. they blocked the street and began evacuating four elderly hotels, including the hotel harold

eddie, matt and elone na are with me. i want to start with you, during the transition, president trump met with al gore. clearly someone who has of addressing climate change. ivanka trump met with him as well. many have said let's just wait. let him go to the g7, let him speak with other leaders, he's going to learn a lot here. gary cohn said this was a learning experience for him. now, if the president does pull out, what does that mean? what's the immediate impact? >> well, it's bad for the world and it's probably worse for the u.s. economy. but what we heard just yesterday from angela merkel and what we're hearing from china and india and many other leaders around the world they're certainly not going to go slow. one of the truly striking things has been the role of china who has said look, we deeply regret if we no longer have a soulmate in the white house on climate change, but we're going to go ahead. the same week that president trump announced the evisceration of climate policies here china announced another $360 billion for renewable energy which will generate 13 million jobs and india, too, under prime minister modi

has inevitably befallen him on his way to you. i dislike unsightly people when i don't pity them. they are always at a disadvantage when it comes to entitlement. if eddiee is an unprincipled soho chancer and the third corner of a love triangle in hanif kureishi's slim new novel. he is modelled on a real—life money man who cheated the author out of his savings. the first person i rang up after i found out, gone to my bank and found out my accounts had been emptied, the first person i rang up was the man who did it. and i've remember ringing him up and him expressing shock. and i expressed shock and he came down. we talked to the bank. so you think you're going... later on, when you look back, obviously you think you're going completely mad. i spent quite a lot of time with him and i became quite interested in him, as well as hating him. so i found myself writing a story about a conman. but one of the things that i noticed that's happened in the culture recently is the criminals are not really any more on the margins. that the criminality has moved, as it were, to the centre. so after the financial crash of 2008, we began to realise that the banks and th

has been torn apart. no conservatives will face charges for breaches of expenses rules of the 2015 general election, says the crown prosecution service. eddie world cup group after being drawn alongside france and argentina to the tournament in 2019. he insists it isn't a group of death. ireland and scotland drawn together. we are also faced —— they'll also face hosts japan. somebody else to buy fifa says the decision is a setback in the fight against corruption. the pair helped remove former president sepp blatter. let's ta ke let's take you back to the news from washington overnight, president trump has been defending his decision to sack the head of the fbi without warning. mr trump said he had lost confidence of almost eve ryo ne had lost confidence of almost everyone in washington. joining us via webcam is a national security report at a us political website. joining me now via webcam is katie bo williams, what do you make of the firing of the fbi director? there are a lot of u na nswered the fbi director? there are a lot of unanswered questions, you see a lot of speculation from democrats, that president trump's decision to sack his f

eddie lacy went to the vikings that stuff would sell so well. seattle is far away. >>> show you what's going on now across missouri. st. louis county, this has been an ongoing story all week. good news even though these pictures are dramatic, the rivers for the most part are receding. the mississippi cresting now around cape girardeau. also in arkansas though the white river there, that is still rising at des arc. rising through this week. folks scrambling to save their flood map, all the tributaries flowing into the mississippi river why things are still rising in spots. the good news is we're building a ridge in this area, nice little omega block kind of the shape of that greek letter, that means dry weather for the most part across the midsection in the flood zone but across the east coast and the southwest for that matter, kind of cool and n unsettled and a batch of rain heading right through churchill downs this morning so softening up that track and scattered showers today and tomorrow kind of unsettled. >> spotty showers in the afternoon. it is going to be a cool weekend coming up. current wind speed in the mid teens. that is going to

has essentially many vaccines that are used to make thes. vaccine, diocese of monkey kidney cells to make the vaccine. on the left, and unsung of 20th century medicine in my opinion, bernice eddy came from a town of less than 200 in virginia, worked her way through her phd at the university of cincinnati and discovered in 1960 that the monkey kidney cells and used to make the polio vaccine harbored a particular monkey virus that caused a uniformly fatal cancer in her laboratory hamsters. she alerted her bosses. she was silenced. she was demoted. she was finally put to work in what had been a supply room with one staffer. she just put up with the punishment. she had amazing gain power. the only newspaper that paid attention to this news while tha mainstream but the national enquirer, which in effect got the story right. yes, there was the polio vaccine coverup. yes, there was this particular virus in the salk vaccine and no one knew when the long term would i do in terms of causing cancer. was very clear that cause cancer and soon it was clear that if you scrape cells remain human beings cheek it would also cause cancer in those. regulators got worried. they move to another mon

prosecution service has no conservatives will face charges over claims they had breached the rules on campaign spending during the last general election. and it would england coach eddieand coach eddiejones is expecting a highly competitive rugby world cup group after being drawn alongside france and argentina for the tournament. he says it is not a group of death. ireland and scotland have been drawn together as well, they will also face the hosts japan with wales in the same group as australia. and as paul pogba returns to training and fifa announced they intend to investigate his transfer to manchester united, some of the figures associated with the deal have been called outrageous. more on that just after half have been called outrageous. more on thatjust after half past. billions of pounds invested in schools — that's what both labour and the liberal democrats are promising if they win the general election. labour says it would plough five billion pounds more into schools in england annually by 2022. the lib dems say they would invest an extra seven billion across the uk over a period of four years. our political correspondent, leila nathoo, has been looking at t

caused a disturbance at my university bar and my university has a security service, they came by and said, you're causing a disturbance eddieth and my general well— being, amiss in terms of my mental health and my generalwell—being, and amiss in terms of my mental health and my general well—being, and then i was detained under section 136 of the mental health act. and taken where? i was taken to a local psychiatric unit, where i was assessed and the recommendation was that i should go into hospital, which i then did. oli, your situation was different, tell us about that? well, i was at home, i was going through a bad state, had split up with my girlfriend and lost my, who is i was arguing with my mum at the same time. all of that together just made at the same time. all of that togetherjust made me switch and be a different person to what i normally was. i've, however. hole through the ceiling, my mum didn't know how to deal with it, me being quite large lad and my mum not being too big, she rang the police. she didn't know what to do. so, they have arrested me and put me in cuffs and put me in the car like a normal crimina

eddie in new york is a democrat. what do you think? caller: thank you everyone for the suggestions and the conversation before. i just want to say our president, first of all, he has to work to call someone else a showboat. he is like the king and already proven to be more of a showboat. if i were the acting president or in any kind of situation where my value or honesty was thanioned, i would be more happy and willing to be forthcoming with any information or thedite the trial questioning by the house committee just to get to the facts and show everybody what the truth is. there shouldn't be any question on how or who or what, we should just be getting on with the investigation. the fbi seems to have a good handle on it and i have heard so many great things. i just recently heard about comey and everything i hear about him, everybody says he is a top-notch guy and he did the right job and he's got the country's best interest in mind and then he gets fired. last time one of the fbi guys and got fired was when nixon was being investigated and it totally turned out to be nixon was guilty and the other was not. i really think the president should just say i want to m

has the forecast. >> i can feel the snow now. you can look at live doppler 7, the cool down we've had, low clouds have returned to the coast down. the coastal eddy, spiraling massive cloud moving counter clockwise assisted in part by the shifting and rather energetic winds. we have winds at sfo, 23 miles an hour at oakland. winds are in various directions, i should say. the big story is the 24-hour temperature change. it is 21 degrees cooler right now at santa rosa and oakland than at this time yesterday. 20 degrees cooler in hey wafrd. 14 degrees cooler in san francisco than this time yesterday. let's look at current readings as we give another view at mount tam. 58 degrees in san francisco, 65 in oakland, 69 mountain view, 75 in san jose, 830 gilroy, 55 in half moon bay. clouds in various levels of the sky, looking westward from emeryville. low to mid 7 0s napa, novato, fairfield, concord 81, 80 in livermore. i'll give you what the weekend look like in a few weeks. layer a and alma? > thank you, spencer. >> new warning from the u.s. transportation safety administration direct response to the use of big commercial vehicles to commit deadly acts

eddie and esther speaking to me earlier on today. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, is campaigning in glasgow today, and in a speech later he will accuse the snp of "passing on tory austerity." the snp hasasgow, and speak tojohn mcmanus. what are people expecting tonight? they are all gathering here at the old fruit market in the heart of glasgow are awaiting the arrival of jeremy corbyn. he has already arrived in glasgow and is expected on the stage behind me sometime within the next half an hour. what people will want to hear from him tonight is a very strong and uplifting, positive message. scottish labour's fortunes have certainly dipped in the last few yea rs. certainly dipped in the last few years. they are not what they used to be. the party was routed by the snp in the last general election, they were left with just one mp ian murray in edinburgh south. that's a seat they are contesting again and hoping to win again. in rcn scottish parliament elections, the holyrood elections, they were pushed into third place by the snp and researching conservative party. it's like conservative party as as the snp which scottish labour really have their eyes on at the moment. i have their eyes

has left in the past few minutes. thank you for that update. danny will keep us up to date with eddie developments.flecting and will continue to reflect on the very serious injuries that a lot of people sustained on monday's night attack. let us talk to our correspondent. 64 people are still being treated in hospital. 20 of them are in a critical condition is still, three days on after this attack, we are told. nine patients are being treated here at manchester royal infirmary. we know that 12 patients are under the age of 16 so they are at the children's hospital next door to this one. adults are being treated there as well. as the hours go on, we learn more from families about those who have lost their lives this morning. we learned about adelaide mciver this morning, about adelaide mciver this morning, a female officerfrom about adelaide mciver this morning, a female officer from cheshire police. —— elaine mciver. she was everyone's friend and fought for beyond belief. an outgoing personality. she would've been devastated by the injury sustained by her partner, paul, and we all wish him a speedy

eddie vedder on stage. that never gets old. >>> sheila nevins is one of the most influential women. they include "the jing kwrjink d others. after being behind the cam for more than three decades nevins hasyou don't look your age and other fare tails. sheila, we welcome you to the table that thank you. >> i think this is one of my favorite chapters, gliding gracely into gravity. you talk about can deadly having a facelift. getting older isn't something you look forward to. >> it as better than the anxious turnive. >> look yut. >> i'm re-up post re-up pollste >> you said it's hard. >> no, i i don't. >> you say you're -- >> lipstick. >> you say you had a facelift at 56. >> it was a long time ago. why did i feel compelled? i'm a superficial woman with deep feelings and i didn't want to given up. i didn't want to walk into a room. i submitted to the culture. is that bad in. >> no judgment. >> thank you. >> no judgment, no judgment. >> just a quick note. the two of us did a big conversation on my pbs show. the response was amazing. >> me too, chartly. >> the point is how the message is coming out. >> because women have to lie about how old they are. they have to rely. we submit to surjry. i'm