no one inside the home was injured and the injured fire fighter is expecteded to fully recover. no word how it started. >>> a delaware man is fashion serious charges after he allegedly assaulted his girlfriend. and then fired on law enforce. ait's a story our delaware newsroom has been following this weekend. this is 29-year-old steven trivet authorities received a 911 call from his girlfriend in harrington yesterday. he allegedly tried to choke her and he broke free. when troopers arrived he ran into nearby woods and allegedly shot as officers coming his way. trivet disappeared for four hours and resurfaced at his girlfriend's house where he was arrested. >> a tractor-trailer driver missed a turn and slammed into a light pole in wilmington, delaware this afternoon. he made a right turn instead of left while following 495 detour. the mess jammed traffic on several streets as crews leered away the scene. >> police in burlington county are looking for the person behind four store burglaries all of which happened this morning alarm went off d ai auto repair route 130 emwater park b

we also expecteded that by making it easier to park, we would decrease double parking and that is exactly what we saw the incidents of double parking went down by 22% in pilot areas, compared to 5% decrease in control areas and this is great news for drivers cyclists and muni driver and also measurably improved muni's speed. summarized here, we separated out the blocks where we saw less double blocking muni's speed increased by 2.%. so it's a significant improvement and very supportive of our goals to make muni faster and more reliable. we also expected that making it easier to park and changing that perception, not just the reality, but the perception it was easy, convenient to to park in san francisco would support the economic vitality of our commercial areas, and the data that you see here -- the blue line is sales tax receipt, growth-year. and dramatic increase in pilot area burb we're hesitant to attribute that increase to sfpark. a lot of things are happening in the city, but we think it standers to reason this would have supported the economic vitality and competitiveness of our n

. ♪ expectedent obama is to speak about the situation in ukraine in about 10 minutes at 2:50, and we the remarks live here on "bottom line." our latin for american report. argentina has until tomorrow to make payments, and if it does not make an agreement with its creditors, argentina will default for the second time in 13 years. we have been following this story. first off, where are we? the middle of a meeting between argentina and the special master, a mediator that has been appointed, but just now, the president of argentina just made an announcement saying they should assess the terms they had rejected, so we do not know what that means, if that will be the ultimate deal that she hands them or not. >> can argentina for two default? >> that is a loaded question. it depends on how they go about it, depending on what happens. if all of the bondholders accelerate, then claims could total $30 billion or around there, and people do not expect that to happen, but if it does happen, then we are probably looking at a restructuring of some sort. if that does not happen, and bondholders ar

the lease deal still has to be approved by the alameda county board of supervisors, that vote is expectedness week. >>> both baseball teams needed extra innings for the baseball games. the a's had come back from 2-0, the top of the 12th there was a solo houston head, it's not mounted from the bottom of the heck and 12-2. the giants were down by 1 to philadelphia from the top of the 9th when he came through to tie the game at 5, he had four hits and then in the 14th inning, he hit a 3-run double, the giants went on to win 3-6. he had the first career save. five hours, it ended at 1:00 a.m. phillie time. >>> still ahead, the water cops, they were on control in the south bay. violations they'll be looking out for and what could happen if they find you wasting water. >> also the wakeup call for area beach goers after a deadly accident in the strand. >> it's definitely getting slower in some areas, we'll tell you more about this and the bridge commutes across the bay. >> and weather once again we're starting out with clouds and we'll let you know if we have any more shower chances for today and wh

the pops concert is moved indoors because strong thunderstorms are expecteded. >> the program begins at 8:00, and if you have a ticket, that ticket is honored and you'll have a seat at the kimmel indoors. >> city leaders had concerns about the main events but so far they don't anticipate problems. they would not disclose contingency plans. >> right now all systems are go and we also have to be aware of wind and right now it's still within the acceptable levels, we are actually all ready and we want everybody to have a good time. >> philadelphia police are getting used to events like this, they say they are prepared. roughly 500,000 people are expected to pack the parkway to see the roots, nicki minaj and others. some officers you'll see and others you won't and that goes for the hardware as well. >> we always have cameras, condition tell you where though all are. you know where some of the mobile ones come out. >> if someone has an i'd to come down and disrupt the event, they will have a significant and swift reaction. >> if you come tomorrow, organizers say no coolers, if you bring

coming up on july 10th, the united states commerce department is expecteded to hand down a ruling determiningif the practices are in fact legal and whether the united states can impose tariffs on foreign steel. if action isn't taken in washington, workers are won't be the only ones affected. we hear elected officials talk about the middle class on a regular basis xs we've got save the middle class and focus on saving middle class jobs. tonight i want to focus on the middle class, that town of lorraine, ohio, a city that reinvolves around american made steel. these are the people who will be affected by july 10th's ruling. >> how do you feel when you get laid off? >> it's a big hit to your pride. i'm a pretty straightforward guy but there are a couple of days when i was looking at my budget and all of my bills and you know, almost in tears because i was looking at how am i going to make this big and this big work and do this. and it's pretty rough. >> it's friday night in middle america here in lorraine, ohio at the american legion. these steel workers work together and play together and solve

if economic numbers come in weaker than expecteded. >> what we also saw yesterday with the russell 2kll losing 2%, it's down, what, almost 4% for the week, are we seeing a different message from the small cap to the large cap, given the rally that we've seen in the last two months in particular? >> that's a great point. the russell 2,000 small caps in general are generally a signal of where the broad market is going. and i think when you look at where most of the pain has occurred, it's occurred in the smaller cap names as well as the nasdaq names. the companies with higher betas, less strong, weaker balance sheets and the lack of dividends. and i think these are the type of stocks that have worked basically for two plus years, since 2012. and i think what investors are doing are taking some chips off the table. they're starting to, again, become more rick averse. and i think it behoofs them to do so. i think it makes sense to take some risk off the table, go to a little bit more conservative area. we think dividend stocks are the place to be. >> when you say dividend stocks, it's per

. >> we had a stronger than expecteded gdp number.ink the market is going to be looking to see whether this number can change that tone. >>> financial conditions in the u.s. have never been -- of the last ten years. so why? why would i expect u.s. rates to explode? >>> u.s. hiring is expected to stay strong for june. forecasts call for an increase of 215,000 in the nonfarm payrolls versus 217,000 back in may. that would mark the fifth consukter month with gains. all week on cnbc, we've been asking our guests for their predictions on the all-important jobs numbers. take a listen. >> when you look at jobs numbers with year over year improvement, that's really, really strong. it's been slow and steady, but i think it's gaining steam. i think the credit expansion is showing that. i think we'll see that reflection in q2 numbers. >> i'm going to go for 255. i'm quite a bit more optimistic. i think the consensus numbers are too low. i think they're too backward looking. it's too much rearview mirror. img they're impacted by the volatility. b

just had that weaker than expected ifo data, the current conditions, expectations, all weaker than expectededright now, we have the cac 40 lower by 0.5%. we've also been waiting for the flash estimates of uk q2 gdp, forecast to come in at 0.8% on the quarter and it's conin on an annualized basis at 3.2%. on the quarter itself, coming in more than expected, 8%. joining us now is mark oswald. good morning, mark. >> good morning. we would like a little bit of information on this. it has come in as expected. but this only captures around 40%, doesn't it, the activity we saw in this quarter. >> indeed. what we do know is they've made an assumption about industrial production jumping back. that wouldn't really fit with the april and may data, so the june data must be quite strong. i think in terms of what people are most concerned about, when does the bank of england serve -- they will be looking much more at the q3 data simply because their assumption was that this is -- the economy would grow around this pace in this quarter -- in that quarter. so does this make a lot of difference to the outlook