also asked him about the conversations between emanuel's staff and elan musk's boring company. here's what the mayor had to say. >> i read about elan musk who i know from my white house days, et cetera, and other type of interactions talked about a kind of a deep tunnel for an express rail service. so i sent my -- i talked to people around him. i sent my -- they were accepted and sent my team out there to -- a group of people that work in the transportation, public transportation technology. they came back impressed we are working now on a date by the next three or four weeks we've got some dates we're going to narrow down and come look at what we here in the city of chicago has. >> so there you have it. the next three or four weeks some representatives from the boring company will come here to chicago and take a look at whether or not there is fizz built - fees built between building a tunnel for high speed rail i find it interesting that rahm emanuel says, look this was fairly impressive with what we're seeing in los angeles with the boring company we have not seen much more

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but jeff, if you are elan musk or bob iger, why are you quitting the president's advisory council? risk with customers, culture risk inside your organization, both? >> carl, this is a rare moment. it's a rare moment because it's a rare moment where bob lutz is wrong and where i disagree with bob lutz. a national treasure, great industrial icon and i just can't believe i'm hearing what he just said. pick up any newspaper or any phone call, ask over and see his neighbor, bill ford or mary barra. this is a west coast conspiracy, bob, what are you talking about? the financial committee lloyd blankenfein making movies? i don't think so. bob, i don't think so. i don't know what you're talking about. jeff immelt of ge? this is not some west coast movie conspiracy, bob. this is -- bill george got it right. by the way, bill george making medical devices, again, not making movies. to have this widespread agreement. there was not this widespread agreement about the affordable care act. i know firsthand, the business round table was split on all those other issues. in this particular case they

elan musk says the idea is to cut down on the cost of launches and be more environmental friendly. >> bay area's weather. >>> you can learn a lot watching vianey. she has tomorrow off. >> anything else you want to tell us about yourself? >> i have a puppy. he's a rescue and his name is binks like jinx with a b. >> the pavement's too hot for dogs. that's a true thing. it's too hot for your feet, it's too hot for their paws. >> 64 deerz in outer sunset. look how beautiful. we can enjoy a nice cooldown into the night and i hope you get a chance to enjoy a good dinner or outdoor iced coffee for today. 69 degrees on the peninsula. south bay 71 and yes we're still seeing some clear, cool conditions in san francisco at 61. you're going to notice it is going to get breezier and also as we head into the later part of the night that doppler radar will start showing that deepening marine layer yet again and we can expect to see that fog rolling in which means patchy fog tomorrow morning as you're weighing up bright and early to head to work. let's talk about tomorrow's temps. morgan hill will be

elan musk is hoping to produce 500,000 cars a year, the first model to be delivered slightly ahead ofedule. >> that's good. >> a lot of people put down that thousand dollars. >> now you have to deliver. >> i am going to wait until they are actually out and driving around. >> see how people like them. >> yes. >> before you pull the trigger on one. >> kind of like waiting for the phone, right? >> yeah. >> you wait for a phone, you don't want to stand in line. >> no, no. >> you wait until the line dies down then you can walk into the store and get your phone. >> and can you hear from friends how they like it. >> and they need to have more of the charges systems around. >>> speaking of which, where is my phone? i shouldn't -- >> shouldn't be too far away. >> it has to be close. i don't feel comfortable. thank you. here it is in my hand. i teal better now. >>> let's take a look at the gilroy commute from gilroy to san jose, as you drive through morgan hill and continue all the way up into san jose, it is a nice looking drive. if you get up early and take advantage of the light roads this i

elans so ball, his brother, and his dad, lavar hike their big baller brands on raw, his dad stole theyou want that belt? oh, boy you're making me -- >> whatever that is? that's dad lava facing off in the ring, attract add lot of attention, staring down the wrestlers, his son, alonso draft dollars by the lakers got ovation from la fans when he entered, but his dad got most of the attention, as you see, he is not wearing a shirt. also the phillies lost to arizona yesterday six to one, will start two game is her neice seattle tonight with aaron nola getting the start. >> what's going on? >> that's a crazy family right there. that's all i can say about it. >> thank you, patrick. coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news," apple is unveiling new features coming to their operating system, we will tell but them in a live report from wall street. plus this: >> only a matter of time before all of you are under arrest, and do you not want us to come get you. >> well, that's the message police in new orleans have for the suspects in this vicious beating caught on camera. we'll have more on

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. >> everybody have fun and get elan, so it's good, you know, to show all of this solidarity among the people. >> reporter: safety is important. oakland police are asking you to report any suspicious behavior, not loud orphan behavior, just suspicious stuff. if you see something, say something, like a bag unattended or a vehicle being driven in an erratic way, and let an officer know or call police. port a potties are spread out along the parade help and if you need medical help, look to where the red balloons are, and this fan will be here to let you know about champs, and people may have stayed up all night, and i can smell the alcohol from here. >> he is going to crash in 30 minutes. >>> you have seen where the rally is happening, but what about that parade? >> amy hollyfield has us discovered, a little calmer at the start of the parade route where plenty of people are arriving. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. fans are already lining broadway here for the parade. very excited to see the warriors. this is where the parade starts at broadway and 11th. many people telling us they w

the one person upgraded from the dramatic stare down with elan musk saying he'd remove himself from theeo advisory counsels here on at the white house if the president pulled from the accord. if that's the case, if that announcement today, watch elon's twitter feed the rest of the afternoon to see what he does here. >> not only his, but apple ceo reportedly called the white house last night pressing the president not to do this. celebrities like leonardo dicaprio weighing in, but to the president aides, that bolsters the case. >> he's not in the rose garden, so assuming his side did not win out today. there are reports that a number of prominent paris accord opponents have been invited to the white house here. looking to see any of them recognize them by face, but i don't see them here. if that's the case, we imagine they would not invite the folks to the rose garden, and then go against them publicly. that would be a little bit awkward to say the least. i think we got a sense of where this is going. we have to wait for the full details in the rollout. >> the word we've been get itin le

the vision that elan musk talks about and that people have bought into. are many things about solar city that are not as wonderful as tesla would like you to believe. >> do you believe in the next, let's say, two to three years, because you have to see it ramp to make it work, once these solar panels are fully online and available in retail, if you will, that people are going to put these shingles all over their roofs. >> i think there are going to be a lot of them. are there enough to compensate for the value that he spent and the ties between tesla, solar city and musk even before the acquisition. >> what do you think about the idea of having a battery, if you will, in your home? >> i think the idea of having a car, a home, a light where we are independent of fossil fuels, that gas is being put into the air, that this is a vision that people get very excited about. this is the future of -- >> you think there's no economic map behind it? >> i think there is. i think there's an ecosystem that musk is trying to create that in some ways is representative of

yet many business leaders he respects, including elan musk, they don't see eye to eye with the presidentis. it will be the -- you know, the epa director and steve nash who seem to have the president's ear. and it does check off one of his campaign promises, to build a wall, to have a vban on muslims entering the united states and to get out of the paris agreement. this is one he could tick off in his mind to make sure he's doing what he said he would do on the campaign trail. >> coming up, is the turmoil inside the white house taking the toll on the president? we're talking with the man who wrote the book on him. actually wrote the book on him. >> literally and seriously. >> we'll be right back. with e*trade's powerful trading tools, right at your fingertips, you have access to in-depth analysis, level 2 data, and a team of experienced traders ready to help you if you need it. ♪ ♪ it's like having the power of a trading floor, wherever you are. it's your trade. ♪ ♪ e*trade. ♪ ♪ start trading today at etrade.com beneful grain free is so healthy... oh! farm-raised chicken! that's good chic

meanwhile, we also know that tesla, space xceo elan musk whos member of a number of white house council'sas said that if president trump chooses to withdraw from that packet then he will resign from those council's. that agreement or announcement we shall say is expected at 3:0r >> live in front of the white house melanie alnwick fox5 local news. >> interesting elan musk fact as well lot of tech community sees him as a pipeline between the tech community and white house if you lose that pipeline then what other opportunities are you going to lose down the road? >> absolutely. also interesting there's ban lot talk about how ivanka and jared kushner both be urging president trump to stay in. so to kind of see where everybody stands who he really listens to. >> does he listen to them. >> right. >> listen to his base. >> right. >> he's been promising to do that for. >> nouns many comes at 3:00 o'clock this afternoon like mel said. let's get the morning briefing now. major developments in the investigation into possible russian meddling in the 2016 election. james comey now says he will testif

you've got apple ceo tim cook speaking out as well tesla elan musk who are very very upset about the on the campaign trail, then candidate donald trump repeate d the mantra over and over again make america great again. he says he wanted to put america first and that is precisely why he says he decided to pull out of paris climate agreement which was ratified under president obama back in 2015. as you heard little bit in that soundbite off the top, he says it just was not economically feasible and it was not fair to working americans. take a listen. >> in order to fulfill my solemn duty to protect americans the united states will withdraw -- [ applause ] >> , fresh the paris climate accord. [ applause ] >> thank you. -- but begin negotiations to re-enter either the paris accord or really entirely new tran action on terms that are fair to the united states, its businesses, its workers, its people, its taxpayers. >> leaders from france, germany and italy came out right after the president's speech and said hey, mr. president, this cannot be renegotiated. whether they can come to terms o

elan musk would just -- >> we'll all go. come on let's go. >> chasing space. honor and pleasure to meet you. >> love it. big fan. thank you so much. time now 9:48. it may be national doughnut day but there's a lot more to eat out in bowie where the gang is this morning. coming up next we'll back out to our zip trip team for the second stop on our culinary tour of the maryland suburb. here's life look for you right now. it is gorgeous outside, isn't it kevin. >> absolutely incredible. >> so jealous. >> i want to hear more from this leland guy. he's amazing. >> let's go over and tal him. >> yes. get these great smoked ribs. twenty minutes on the grill, they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? the best food at amazing prices, giant. what is this? it's like a little vanilla tastey thing. a vanilla bean? mmm. they chopped it up in little pieces. like this little dots. i found one! i found one! breyers natural vanilla. milk and fresh cream, and only sustainably farmed vanilla. very simple.

is going to be fixed and then nothing is going to probably happen probably >> they don't have to go elanpulled out after paris. i mean different councils and different roles. i do think there is still a question about what message it sends to their employees, to their customers. whether it comes to the more controversial issues >> yeah. i think they just have to be there to talk about it and like tim cook is not on any of those councils, the regular councils the next one will be a lot of senior vice presidents and then vice presidents that go to these things and try to work out anything they have to be aware of what the administration is doing. as much as they like to tout the infrastructure week, this is not -- they have to pass legislation or do real reform of government and that's been a goal not just of this administration but every other administration barack obama made a huge push in this area. and made some strides. but at the same time, it's a really, you know, fixing government efficiency is not the easiest job in the world but i think immigration is it's getting the right immig

it is mark zuckerberg has been pushing it heavily elan musk and all these people and so it's going toe interesting to see what actually comes of this topic, of this conversation when the most important people in the room that care about it the most aren't actually there. >> top executives from all of the major wireless carriers are going to be there. how do you expect that to impact the conversation, nick >> that's also an interesting scenario with the carriers but as he said and as others have said, this is one area where i do completely agree with the white house is we are so far behind as far as cell phone speeds and pricing and all these different things when you look at other countries, specially asia, we pale in comparison i think that there is a hope that we can kind of move things along a little quicker now and that's one thing that they're discussing to day. 5-g should have been in our devices long ago >> all right moving on. more drama at uber long time board member bill gurley stepping down from that role after reportedly leading the charge to push travis to resign as ceo.

. >> is the president going to replace elan musgrave? >> i don't have any idea. >> the president thinks pulling out of the accord will lift china as a global leader. do you agree with that? >> i think part of the reason the president said it was a bad deal yesterday is because countries, including china, were not making substantial progress in reducing their carbon footprint. they weren't doing enough and america was carrying the load. so i think by negotiating a better deal, hopefully we can get a better result for our country and the world. john? >> thank you, sean. yesterday president macron of france delivered a sharply worded speech in english attacking the president on the climate change decision, saying it is bad for all of our children, and he specifically called on scientists to come and move to france. what's the president's response to president macron? >> i think that the president has made it clear since day one that his job is to protect the interest of this country and our citizens. as he said yesterday, he was elected to

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singularly focused on serving president trump, on serving america, on doing their job in a way that has elan and professionalism and with expertness that will serve our country incredibly well. >> are you looking over your back with the other agencies, though? because the leak parade has been extraordinarily long and granular. i mean, "the washington post" piece i referenced earlier has got to have 14 sources in it, all of whom probably broke the law when they talked to "the post." "the post" didn't break the law writing the story, but you know how that works. what about the rest of the government? >> i can only say this. we, and i would say all of president trump's government, is incredibly focused on both stopping leaks, of any kind, from any agency, and when they happen, pursuing them with incredible vigor. and i think we'll have some successes both on the current side, stopping them from happening, as well as on punishing those who we catch, who have done it. >> soon? >> i'm counting on it. >> oh, very good. let's talk a little bit about the threats that are ready against america now, be

. >> up next, transportation sackett elane chao testifies about house appropriations subcommittee on the president's 2018 budget request. she heard concerns from republicans and democrats about a proposal to privatize the nation's air traffic control system. congressman chairs the sub committee. >> the subcommittee will come to order. before i begin i know that all of our minds are a little bit in many ways off square because of the incidents yesterday at the baseball practice field and i just want to once again mention how all of us are praying for obviously the whip, mr. scalise, the two brave police officers that were injured along with a member of the staff and former member of the staff who were injured. so, cannot forget them and do not forget them. >> this morning we welcome secretary chao to discuss the budget for the department of transportation. secretary chao comes to this position with frankly one of the most impressive records of public service that anyone will ever see. having served as chair of the federal maritime commission, deputy secretary of the department of tran

elan musk hopes to produce 500,000 cars a free.,000 are spoken for. >> aaa said that tesla owners should pay more for insurance. the cars have a high number of claims. the report does not say that's because they break down more often than other cars but more expensive to maintain and they spend to spend more to keep their cars in tiptop shape, the engine and the body. >> right. if i get a ding or scratch i'm like ugh. i have that nice gray color that still hides it. >> thank you, pam. >>> let's see if we can't help you get to where you need to go, work, school, all of the above. sal. >> we have some caltrain delays. train number 323 was slowing down. it's rolling again after a 20 minute delay. it had some engine troublings. e -- troubles. i'm reading here they were able to restart the -- fix the problem so they didn't have the evacuate everyone from the train. it's set back. again, if you take train number 323 you will be delayed. a look at westbound 580. we have a problem if oakland -- in oakland at highway 13. two lanes blocked w

would like president trump to stay in the agreement, and also notably the ceo of tesla and space x elanwhite house committees and counsel council's and he said if president trump decides to back out of that agreement, that he will leave the. announcement 3:00 o'clock today in the ros live outside the white house i'm melanie alnwick fox5 local news. >> now also in the morning br briefing russian president vladimir putin making a bold claim today about accusations of meddling in the u.s. election. putin told a meeting of international journalist that the russian state wasn't involved in hacking. >> he insist we don't engage in that at the state level. putin did say it is possible some russian individuals might have mounted a hack attack but he didn't think it was possible that any hacker could actually influence a campaign. >>> putin's new comments said as we're head to hear from james comey. he says he will now testify before the senate intelligence committee next week. the white house is no longer taking questions about liks to russia. sean spicer said yesterday all inquiries will be re

obviously the base is responding the way you would expect you're also hearing not from the elan musks the goldman sachs of the world. >> well, that's right. and that's the interesting thing a lot the of corporate leaders. bob igor of disney. people at apple. people at she will. a number of places you won necessarily expect very upset about this. this is -- this is going create quiet debate we'll focus on it on sunday as i say 195 nations made this agreement. now only three countries are out of it, and we're one of those curious, because yes, we're not part of the agreement but it was completely voluntary for all of the things the president talked about all these restrictions imposed on us, it was non-binding it was voluntary the restrictions imposed in terms of what we were going to do to try to reduce carbon emissions by 2025. things that the president, president obama, who negotiated the deal, had voluntarily agreed to. president donald trump could have changed those and stayed in the agreement but he very much wanted to make a statement that he doesn't believe in this, and it has r

to happen tuesday or wednesday, they can't move forward to a vote on the substance of the bill >> elan, thank you very much >>> commerce secretary wilbur ross canceled a trip to germany. he was due to leave today to meet the german economic minister and speak at an event held by the economic council the german economy ministry said ross did not give a reason for the cancellation trade has been a fairly contentious issue. >>> the u.s. commerce department imposed anti-dumping duties on soft wood lumber of up to 7.72%. this prompted an angry reaction from the canadian government which said it would defend its lumber industry through litigation a final decision on the duties is scheduled for september, notably after august 16th when nafta talks are expected to begin. we'll talk more about nafta with son sonny perdue >>> let's look at the broader markets. joining us is doug cotey and ed keon our guest host is jason trennert ed, you're underweight u.s. equities how difficult of a move was that what keeps you up at night in terms of the continued sustained sort of holding on to record high le

again and again out on the campaign trail, but he's been facing opposition from business advisers like elanand this will do nothing to alleviate concerns from allies around the world. close to 200 countries have signed onto this deal, only syria and nicaragua are not in it. >>> we are also keeping an eye on action up pennsylvania avenue at capitol hill where we could see james comey testify publicly as early as next week. a source close to the fired fbi director says he's been, quote, cleared for takeoff by the special counsel to tell his story publicly and answer questions from members of congress. the white house, however, is not answering questions. instead, they are now referring all inquiries on russia to an outside lawyer. but press secretary sean spicer did address, kind of, something else that made headlines 24 hours ago. that tweet from president trump. despite the constant negative press covfefe. saying the president and a small group of people knew exactly what it meant. reporters asked spicer to explain it to everyone else and he declined. >> hallie, thank you very much. >>> the

the biggest name in golf, racking up major after major, but in 2009, his career divorce from model elanpushing woods to seek help for sex addiction. now the biggest name in golf is facing another challenging moment and taking steps to overcome it. tiger woods has not entered a plea in the dui case. his arraignment was scheduled for july but it's been postponed to early august. >> kerry sanders, thank you. it's not just tiger woods dealing with issues tied to prescription drugs. >>> it's becoming epidemic in this country. we're going have an eye-opening look at that crisis coming up a little later in the program. >> really important story. >>> but first, let's go to al, get another check of the weather and i see the west coast map looking very red. >> lot of red, lot of pink, we're talking in detail about all this heat. we've got a huge upper level high, this dome, a heat dome, that's keeping any systems from making its way in, and so we are going to be looking at 40 million people under some sort advisories. temperatures getting up to 100 degrees or more, all-time record in phoenix as w

elan musk of tesla actually pulled out of advisory counc tim cook hasaid before on the record more importantnger of becoming the devils of trumpism's nationalist wing. also wanted to exmention, the brexit talks officially started today in brussels. negotiators from the e.u. and e.u.k. are meeting. they've got a shot clock now march 29th, 2019. the last day for the u.k. in the year. as far as big business and the markets are concerned, one big issue to watch here is how much they prioritize the single market. the u.k. staying in approximate europe's market without tariffs or any kind of -- any kind of obstacle. that's a big one, whether they prioritize that over immigration. back to you. >> sarah eisen. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> all right. we have some breaking news now related to syria. russia's defense ministry says it will treat u.s.-led coalition planes and drones operating west of the euphrates and syria as targets. >> good luck with that. i'm going to say good luck with that, russia. >> and shoot nthem down. >> good luck with that. >> it mz could after a retaliation after th