we need an independent faa. we need the lines of communication between these whistleblowers or whoever it is on the ground who says this is a problem. he needs to be backed up by the faa but if you don't have a direct line to that employee and approve them in the final and don't oversee his work and don't have the right expertise in the faa he will not be backed up by you. >> could not agree more. >> thank you. >> senator blunt. >> thank you, chairman. on the topic of just being responsive. i'm sure you know this is really a concern to every member of the committee and you have heard that clearly today. i hope the process you and the chairman have agreed to produce a different result, but often the request, mister administrator, not that hard to respond to and agencies continue to create problems for themselves and difficulties for us, not responding with information you have as opposed to analyzing whether you should respond to that request. there is virtually never a question you will be required to respond or

safety must remain our top priority, particularly at faa. there are more highlights but i'll stop there. these investments will take us forward. our nation is facing a crisis and that term isn't hyperbole. we've included an emergency title that provides for an additional $75 billion for infrastructure investments to revitalize our transportation networks, jump start affordable housing production, and further reduce the disgraceful public housing capital backlog. some may object to the cost or think it inappropriate to designate it as emergency spending but i would ask what's the cost of inaction for our communities. while members of both parties bemoan crumbling infrastructure, this legislation is an opportunity to prove that congress, if not the administration, is actually serious about the issue, is willing to address the issue, particularly as we contemplate the transition from pandemic to full recovery. i want to underscore that funding in this bill and the accompanying report promote equity and resilience for all communities. we set asi

the faa is probing possible pressure put on faa inspectors. let's turn to the usmca. the mexican president came to washington, and president trump took the occasion to say the usmca is our biggest and fairest trade deal ever. we turn to the former ambassador to mexico, tony garza. take us into the usmca. you know the relationship between mexico and the united states so well. how important is this agreement? amb. garza: it is a terribly important agreement and yesterday's visit highlighted, that is just the case as anytime two leaders meet, their political objectives, their policy ends you hope will be addressed and background noise. the overarching theme was the importance of usmca at this moment. both countries have real challenges with the pandemic, the covid-19 crisis, the collapse of the economy both in mexico and the united states. in the u.s. we have serious theal issues, and in mexico constant concerns about security and violence. i think this is not only a moment both presidents wanted to focus on something positive, but also a moment to reflect on the forward

lawmakers probing the 737 max asking if the faa will disclose a survey on the agency's safety culture. conducted last december asked them how they felt about a long-standing faa survey that delegates a task to employees themselves the house has already determined issues with that program that were contributing factors to the two deadly crashes involving the 737 max jet. >>> novartis profit fell cutting sales outlook for the year now expecting growth in the midsingle percentage range ubs's second quarter net profit fell but still beat analysts forecast offset by a downturn warning that credit losses in the second half of the year as well bayer lost an appeal to go to trial linking roundup weed killer california reducing initial damage reward from $300 million to roughly $20 million those shares up about 2%, brian. i'll send things back to you >> this could be the largest combined giving you the cold shoulder it may be the biggest ipo. >> good evening and good morning to you, brian. planning to list closer to home in hong kong and shanghai. u.s. politics could have played a part a lot s

safety must always remain our top priority at the faa and across the transportation modes. there are many more highlights, but i'll stop there for now. these investments will improve the quality of lives . however, our nation is in a different circumstance than those surrounding past bills. we're facing an infrastructure crisis, exacerbated by the pandemic. that term is not hyperbole. so accordingly, under the leadership of chairwoman lowey, we have also included an emergency title in this year's t-hud bill. that provides an additional $75 billion in major infrastructure investments across housing and transportation programs. investments that will repair highways and greenways, upgrade aging transit and rail systems, accelerate improvement at our ports and shipyards. build new runways, jump-start affordable housing production, and further reduce the disgraceful public housing capital backlog. some may object to the cost or think it's inappropriate to designate it as emergency spending but i would like to ask, what's the cost of inaction? given the circumstances, the challen

september time frame it might be sliding back a little bit that's the latest there in terms of the faa saying this is the giping of the process of moving towards an ungrounding it's not insignificant that the faa is putting this out there. >> we're get our own public right now from a shareholder jim, what do you think >> interestingly enough i think the market doesn't care about the 737 max these days i think the expectations are low. 787 are piling up. the triple 7 x is being delayed. boeing got a $20 billion order this company is under valued and the 737 max is not necessarily what's going to unlock the value. >> undervalued down 45% year to date. does any part of you want the take jim's advice and buy an undervalued stock which he says boeing is? >> no. airline traffic is not picking up any time soon when you talk down to value, you have to pay attention to what it's done to their balance sheet which is dead has expanded exponentially. i'm in a mometempted at all to . i'm sorry jim. i thought you had sold it. >> i know. i'll get you there >> sold to you, steve. sgr jo >> john, you s

what we know for now is that this has happened apparently four times that the faa is aware of on 737.nk that airlines who fly those a320s that have the same in june, it is made by a consortium that involves ge, will take a look at it. this is unusual, you don't have airplanes sitting for weeks at a time. this is an unusual situation to have a large percentage of planes grounded. that is where my mind goes first. again, i am unaware of this having happened with another type, but you would think it is something other airlines as well as the faa are taking a look at. dareen: great to have your thoughts. thank you for speaking to us. seth: thank you. dareen: a new wave of violence in south sudan has forced thousands to flee their homes in the eastern region. armed groups attacked the region . 6000 families have taken refuge at a nearby u.n. base. a court in zimbabwe has denied bail for a permanent journalist and opposition leader who spoke out against corruption. and jacob have been charged with inciting public violence, after they called for antigovernment protests next week. we have mor

. >>> tonight, the faa warning of engine failures.ront". >> reporter: they were parked by the pandemic but federal regulators say that is causing problems in the air, 2,000 boeing 737s are now subject to an emergency action by the faa. in a just released directive, regulators say both of the plane's engines could fail in flight after inabilititivety due to covid-19. regulators are making a rare warning the 75-ton airplane could become a glider forced to land when no airport is nearby. >> we are dead have an engine failure. >> reporter: last week the crew of an alaska airlines flight made an emergency landing after a problem in one engine. the airline says that incident was most likely one of four, the faa said spurred the emergency action. >> it would be fine. >> reporter: the new directive calls for inspections of any 737 parked for longer than a week. federal regulators say a critical valve can corrode and get stuck causing engine failure. airliners have been sitting idle from atlanta to arizona where scott butler's business is boom

were new revelations in terms of the certification of this aircraft, that there were -- withthat the faag this plane did not have all the information so both of these companies are in trouble as is the wider industry. we have seen it with lufthansa on a massive bailout, with calen, with qantas. this is something that is rippling through the entire aerospace industry from the manufacturers all the way to the suppliers and the airlines in between. francine: with the fact -- you mentioned this probe, basically showing boeing withheld data on the system linked to crashes. ae we going through more of criminal investigation or anything like that or it doesn't just look bad for going right now? >> right now it looks bad for a boeing and it has looked bad for going for a while. you might remember these very damaging emails that surfaced a couple of months ago about people inside the company saying this plane was rubbish and it should not be certified. so there is a lot of doubt inside the company about the quality of the aircraft. what we're hearing now and the latest revelations have shown is t

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the faa is investigating, after a small plane landed in a san jose park. airport around 3:15 this afternoon. moments later, the single-engin. no one was hurt. doesn't appear to be any serious damage to the plane. it was towed back to the airport to investigators can take a look. >> america is celebrating its 244th birthday during the middle of a pandemic. what states, now, are doing in response and how the virus is now affecting sports. >>> the pavement as a canvas. how some people use the holiday to create some street art in the bay area. >> and i'm meteorologistrew tuma. it is a sunny and warm holiday today. and that warm weather, it contin ♪ psychedelic music te. [ growl ] enter thers isame-time internettiwow.oom. so fun. and then there's this work-from-home internetting room. finally, the open-concept internetting room. this is not an open house. but your front door was open, so technically it is. get the most in-home wifi coverage with xfinity xfi. now that's simple, easy, awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $24.99 a month for 12 months. or

the faa is citing reports that engine valves can become stuck in the open position. >>> great friday night for baseball and the giants last night did not turn out so well. now it's the a's turn. >>> vern glenn joins us live now for the home opener. >> reporter: this will be a good one. a couple powerhouse teams and it's been 53 years since the a's have played here and for the first time they're going to pipe in fake sounds of the game. >> hotdogs. >> you may recognize the hotdog vendors voice. >> tom hanks once was at the coliseum. right when the a's were trying to make things seem as normal as possible and there's no question the ambience will be stale with nothing but cardboard cutouts but could it be an advantage. >> a lot of the games are quiet in general so i think we are used to not having too many fans of the games. >> still people will be watching and even when we don't get big crowds here, we have a great fan base that roots for us. that is where your inspiration will have to come from. >> they will look no further than their expectations to inspire them. he called them the

under the county's shelter-in-place order but the owner says because his business is regulated by the faa, local rules don't apply. not sure if that is the case, paul, but i know what applies today, pretty spectacular summer time weather. it was not too hot inland and nice at the coast too. >>> yes, pretty nice, the fog is spreading back in but that is par for the course for this time of year, and that is where we expected it to be. low hanging clouds, sun breaks throughout wednesday for most folks , you see the sunshine peaking its way through, but the pattern repeats itself before we heat up across the board as we head into the weekend with highs around 90 degrees in line. that is saturday and sunday. right now, we are nowhere close to that level, 70 degrees in concord after you did climb up to about 80 degrees early. 67 in oakland, 60 on the nose downtown as that fog and low cloud cover is spreading back in already. a lot of 70s on the map, that is not bad, these temperatures are pretty similar to where we were 24 hours ago, some spots a little bit warmer like at sfo where it is still

the faa getting ready to move back on shore for tonight probably not quite as thick as last night but looks like some easy lot of cloud cover regardless overnight though tonight the clouds are back on shore all the way in the delta the bay you can see that once again some of the valleys that is going to pull back i think a little faster by tomorrow afternoon and leave little more sunshine behind me almost begin to see a northerly component to this when this high pressure begins to build back into the bay area starts collector skies but not for long as high pressure settles back in things begin to cloud up again especially out near the coastline where many of dollars going to see a lot of sunshine tomorrow is about 63 degrees in san francisco, 66. and the mission 59 degrees in daly city with some patchy fog 61 in half moon bay, 66. in millbrae temperatures the 73 degrees in foster city about 78 in santa clara 77 in milpitas 85 in livermore slightly warmer in some spots and then by tomorrow afternoon but not by much keeping that delta breeze gone, but still some 70's and 80's there and

the faa kind of broke up today earlier i think we'll see more fog overnight tonight. and it's tomorrow morning. more widespread problem some drizzle to in fact you see nice to your fog rolling all the way up to california. reestablishing itself across much. the coastal areas across the state by tomorrow morning deep in marine they're more fog and clouds then by the afternoon we start to clear things out get that northerly component to the wind and so there you go on saturday, we clear out your skies. i think for the fireworks that is some good news of most of the large displays are not going to be in effect for the weekend. temperatures for tomorrow with a 57 degrees in the sunset, some great weather there and cool temperatures 57 also in daly city 59 in half moon bay lot of clouds lingering toward the coastline, especially in the morning. breezy in the afternoon to several gap, they're still about 60 degrees 74. in palo out to the south and those temperatures of the 70's and a couple still some mid 80's, warmer spots in the interior valleys tomorrow about 70 in fremo

through 2020 and the process the faa uses to review fuel dumps. this will provide congress with the information needed to evaluate current practices and make any adjustments to protect our neighborhoods. this language will also help my community and the surrounding neighborhoods and americans throughout the country know that congress takes these experiences seriously and that we are actively working to prevent this kind of traumatic event from happening again in any community. hi again thank the chair and i yield back the balance of my time. >> mr. kilmer is recognized. >> thank you, madam chair. let me thank the chair, he member and the staff for work on this bill. too many folks in my district really struggled to keep up with the cost of housing. i am grateful this bill makes investments to help communities like bremerton and to, and countless others i represent, make progress toward meeting demand for affordable housing. this bill provides critical investments in the public housing capital fund. working to develop finance and modernize public h

the faa going to thicken up a little bit more so into wednesday, but looks like some nice days ahead as the temperatures going to start to warm up about 68 degrees downtown san francisco, 70 in the mission looking at 59 in cooler pacific with a couple of patches of fog in the morning and a breeze by the afternoon 71 in millbrae 72. in burlingame 73 in foster city and san mateo 76 in redwood city about 78 in mount view the south they are going to be filled with 70's 80's warm temperatures as we head throughout the mid-eighties in the pledge to maybe 90 in livermore about 85 degrees in walnut creek 88 in concord 77 in richmond and about 74 degrees in oakland that delta breeze will blow once again, although i think tomorrow afternoon instead of the 30 plus mile an hour winds we've seen around the bay area we're talking 10 in 20 mile an hour winds. so those winds going to come down by tomorrow afternoon so that sea breeze is going to blow 90 degrees in santa rosa on the hot side and 77 in sandra fell next couple days will slowly warm things up as we get the weekend some most temperatures

the faa has not reached this far into the city just yet. how much longer think we'll have to wait lawrence not long in fact a boy it is already started come on shore other parts of bexar laid the golden gate bridge, some of the towers. >>disappearing in the fog right now that fog is going to surge. well on shore tonight and moving to some of the valleys in the delta probably. today's highs. yeah, not bad right at the average in the san francisco, 76 degrees and warm in oakland 83, a nice day just slightly above the average in san jose 87 degrees in little more that was one of the warmer spots, 86 in concord and 81 degrees in santa rosa saul, these temperatures right about the average for this time of year this pretty normal to low clouds and fog swirling along the coastline and here it comes it is going to race well on shore overnight tonight supported by pretty this is sea breeze out there right now south wind to 23 miles an hour into fairfield 21 southwest into the napa valley that is a cruelly when that is moving on shore right now we're

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and the process the faa uses to review fuel dumps. this will provide congress with the information needed to evaluate current practices and make any adjustments to protect our neighborhoods. this language will also help my community and the surrounding neighborhoods and americans throughout the country know that congress takes these experiences seriously and that we are actively working to prevent this kind of traumatic event from happening again in any community. i again thank the chair and i yield back the balance of my time. >> mr. kilmer is recognized. >> thank you, madam chair. let me thank the chair, the ranking member, and the staff for work on this bill. too many folks in my district really struggled to keep up with the cost of housing. i am grateful this bill makes investments to help communities like bremerton and tacoma, and countless others i represent, make progress toward meeting demand for affordable housing. this bill provides critical investments in the public housing capital fund. that will help public housing agenci

coming in from sfo a pretty clear picture given the fact that we have a little bit of haze from the faa going on, but no delays there this morning which is good news most ratings are in the 50's across most of the bays real estate 63 off to antioch at this hour. do have a little bit of an uptick that happens with the winds late this afternoon and this evening that will be driven from some inland heating it looks like a bit and will repeat the same thing it looks like for tomorrow as well again up in selected spots will see the winds start to build also for highs what don't have a lot of numbers here going on to the desert of southern california but really popping nicely this afternoon, it looks like 82 meanwhile for san diego 76 for l a x and up to san francisco at 7064 from monterrey inland only into the middle 90's it looks like for central valley for today but expect that to warm as the week. progresses for today though going to go out and call it just basically warm it looks like but the hot stuff will be coming our way sending our inland highs close to 100 it looks like by saturday

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faa personnel involved in flight tests knew but engineers responsible for certifying the plane did not. the report is a time line of the plane until it was grounded last year back to you. >> thank you very much technology continuing to reign through the second quarter of the market logging a 30% gain since april 1. leading all of the sectors from july and year to date. the faang stocks were a huge driver the arc surging 61% joining us now is arc portfolio manager unbelievable performance what are some of the surprises what are some of the surprising stand outs to you? >> i think it is really important to distinguish the technology sector versus what we are focused on gaining the portfolio. many of the performance is the faang. we have very little exposure up 42% year to date. we are focused on five platforms expiring an acceleration of adoption most investors have very little skploerz i wrote a piece on how we think innovation deserves a strategic allocation in portfolios >> you look at companies like nvidia and tesla, everybody knows those. you've got companies like invite and teledyn

the faa is happy with current redesigns.ne may be able to return to the air in the next few months. that would be welcome news for boeing, although the potential return date would be later than the immediate target that the plane maker has sought. united airlines posted a record quarterly loss of $2.6 billion through june as the coronavirus slammed air travel. from 11.5unged 90% year ago. 6000 workers have agreed to leave as the company works to cut costs. united describes the period in the worst in its 94 year history. to snapchat's parent slumped in late train as fears about user growth outweighed a jump in second-quarter revenue. june roseough as users relied on the app to spread information about the coronavirus p or however, active daily numbers of 238 million were behind snaps own forecast. shares have closed near a record that fell on the earnings news. trump warnedent the u.s. coronavirus outbreak will probably get worse before it gets better, and in a change of tone, he is encouraging americans to wear masks. this a

aren't faa with plaid, it connects about a quarter of u.s. accounts to fintech apps like venmo. us now is co-founder and ceo of plaid thank you so much for being here >> thank you so much for having me >> you guys have really interesting vantage point into things like consumer spending and fintech apps you shared some data a 300% rise in the amount of people using investing apps. is that type of growth sustainable in a post-covid world in. >> over the past decade, we have seen a massive shift in financial services we have gone from banks being something that people interact with in a branch to these days banks being something that people interact with fully digitally. when you look across the financial ecosystem, the digital financial application, they have grown so incredibly quickly over the q2 and now early q3. consumer can no longer walk into a bank branch. they saying i need to down load this application in order to do something in my financial life and i expect that to stay. >> you have grown with these tinteti tin -- fintech apps. you think of stripe, 36 billion dollar va

the announcement indicates the faa is happy with current redesigns and the plane may be able to return the next few months. chinese ride-hailer is said to be preparing for a listing in hong kong. the move is driven by investors looking to cash out. .t would be a major development the ceo has always said it is cash rich. we will have plenty more ahead on daybreak asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back. but bounce forward. that's why we're helping you stay ahead and adapt with a network you can count on, 24/7 support and flexible solutions that work wherever you are. call or go online today. haidi: a very good morning. i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. we are counting down to asia's major market open. shery: welcome to "daybreak asia ." asian stocks look set for a decline this week after a mixed session on wall street. investors await clarity

the faa says only the pilots were on board each plane. looking for what is the cause. >>> oprah winfrey is using the cover to honor breonna taylor. taylor, of course, was shot and killed when a no knock narcotics warrant was executed even though a suspect was in custody. >>> let's take a look at markets around the world. asian markets closed mix. europe has opened slightly higher. wall street, futures are up slightly. the dow could not rebound. the worst quarterly drop on record. almost four times worse than the peak of the financial crisis. the nasdaq managed gains as strong tech earnings were reported. amazon blew away wall street projections. revenue was $89 billion for the quarter. up 4%. apple's pandemic bumped. finally a mixed bag for google's parent. alphabet posted its first revenue decline in history. still, the $38 billion did nearly beat expectations. >>> arizona has been an interesting covid case study. the number of people in hospitals are starting to drop and deaths were trending down until a record spike yesterday. now nerv

a federal watchdog report faults the faa for turning over the vast majority of its certification responsibilitiesays boeing downplayed the computer updates as a modification when it was far more involved in the actual flight of the aircraft. the company claims it has made substantial changes to the plane and its corporate structure. it's now conducting 737 max test flights, a key step in the government's re-evaluation of the plane. >> oh, that's him. >> a high speed police chase in california ends with the suspect driving off of a cliff and into the pacific ocean. the driver hijacked the vehicle driving more than 100 miles an hour refusing to pull over. the driver survived the crash, remarkably, without injury and was arrested. >>> amazing. >>> sleep problems in early childhood may be linked to lack of sleep. researchers found waking up frequently in the night and irregular sleep routines as babies and toddlers can cause psychotic episodes in children 12 to 13 years old. >>> a huge drug bust in italy. police confiscating over 15 tons of amphetamines they say was produced in syria by isis. officer

attendants make up 8 thousand of those and now the company plans to cut the crews in to minimum requirement faathey're look to go talk about the early retirements and the leave as the airline has taken a major hit during the pandemic. the american airlines says that it's hard to avoid saying that by the next of july and then more workers than needed. >>> rent prices being affected dramatically by the pandemic. new information from the apartment rental platform shows rents in june were down 12% compared to last year. the average rental price with a one bedroom is $3,080 compared to $3,000. that's a tribute to rising unemployment and tech works moving out of san francisco. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors approved a millionaires tax and that's generating the new revenue. that's going to be those that buy and sell the real-estate value for $10 million or more. that may generate between 100 and $150 million a year. >>> the berkley city council is make it easy for the coronavirus emergency. the changes in the direct response to the complaints from the college student that is won't be in th

the faa order that grounded the planes in march of last year could be lifted in september sometime once they're finalized and completed. it could be authorized to carry passengers by the end of the year the shares are focused. the wall street journal reports amazon and facebook and googles parent company alphabet face a slew of alleged anticompetitive behavior they would have to take more taxes and responsibility for illegal content on the platforms. the european unions anti-trust chief has outlined a comprehensive plan for technology companies instead of applying existing laws they want to work with eu regulators and are concerned with elements of the particular proposals. you can see all of those shares up in the premarket trade. turning to now a developing story involving huawei the united kingdom is preparing plans to phase out equipment from the chinese telecom giant good morning or afternoon to you. >> good morning to you well, what's interesting about this story is that the sunday newspaper is reporting boris johnson's government is looking to tell the nation's carriers to stop b

17737 max airplanes scheduled to be delivered by the end of this year the max has been grounded by the faa march of last year but that is expected to change by early summer and fall that is when it is expected to be ungrounded which is allowing boeing to deliver the 17 maxes that have been built but not turned over. fie nantsing for those planes for some of those planes has expired. and without vie fansing amerifiy we need financing before we take delivery this might get worked out that boeing and it's financing division may have to buy them from the company and lease them to american or they will set up a third party financing in some fashion. but the people i have talked with said american wants the planes, it's not just going to pay the full payment there they don't have it set up, it was there before the covid-19 grounding of airplanes and they want it to be reestablished. >> you make that point, not a question other over quality concern. they have championed the develop of the plane, right? >> absolutely. they have 50 on order. 59 that are scheduled to be delivered next year. 40 by 20

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that is because the faa has decided to ask for public comment before the approved changes to jets. it could take weeks, after that the regulators and other countries use the jet to approve changes, they have been grounded for two years after software problems. >>> a carbon neutral company by the year 2030, apple says that every device they sell will be releasing zero carbon into the atmosphere. they will accomplish this by making more parts of the hardware in-house, including computer processors. apple says more than 70 of the manufacturer partners and 17 countries have committed to using renewable energy to meet the goal. a >>> there's a new study out, saying that the polar bears are extinct, by the end of the century. melting ice will lead to a reduction in bear population. polar bears live on sea ice and, where they hunt for seals by waiting for them to pop up and holes on the ice. they stay on the ice all year long. now they are forced to come ashore in the spring and summer because of melting ice. >>> people and some san francisco neighborhoods are complaining that they are be

there are a series of tests coordinated with the faa and then on its own with customers to make suree going on to say here that this will include all intended changes to the fleet's flight control system according to people who have the details. you might recall there were some quirks to this or deemed to be quirks where pilots had to be well-briefed on the special thing they had to do when they would take off. apparently they have mitigated that right now and have included a vast new training procedure but all this gets a little ahead of ourselves here. right now this is being tested under the auspices of the faa and others multiple times but it's the closest the company has come now to getting these things potentially back up in the air. we'll see steps in that direction. >>> the dow down about 205 points even with all of this news here. a lot of it has to do with what's been happening on the virus front, concerns right now with these states that are getting new problems, including icu bed space that is filling up in places like arizona and in florida. we will detail that again for

for now, the drones at the cotton bowl will be practicing, spraying only water as they wait for the faa to approve the use of the disinfectant. they expect that to happen within the next 90 days. and we think it's part of the puzzle to get the public back. >>> tropical depression hanna is still drenching south texas. it was down crowded to a tropical depression yesterday. but meteorologists warn that life-threatening flash flooding school still take place through today. it damaged boats and tommed trailers, and knocked out power to 200,000 homes and businesses. >>> hawaii is now bracing for hurricane douglas. people spent the weekend boarding up store fronts and even getting in one last surf. the category 1 storm could bring winds of 85 miles an hour, up and to 15 inches of rain in some areas. if douglas hits hawaii as a hurricane, it would be only the third in modern history to do so. >>> and speaking of hurricane season, there's a lot of warm water down there in the gulf of mexico, really warm, like in the upper 80s, and there's some activities off of the care bee yarn right now that

. >>> the faa has issued an emergency order directing airlines to inspect engines on boeing 737 jets. now the directive comes after four reports of engines shutting down during flights. boeing says it's planes are being used less during the pandemic and that makes them deceptive to engine valve corrosion. the problem can lead to a loss of power in the engine and the inability to restart it. boeing says if inspectors, or if inspections turnup a problem they will provide the parts needed. >>> check this out, your fitness tracker may one day become your covid-19 tracker. researchers say that monitoring changes in heart rate, breathing and temperature may allow wearable devices to detect the virus days before symptoms appear. one study out of stanford found smart watch is identified early signs of infection in 80% of covid patients. >> we can tell when someone is getting ill before or at the time of symptoms and we think that is superpowerful. that means two thirds of the time you can tell people to stay home, don't go out and infect other people. >> fitbit is conducting its own study and

>> it is absurd that the faa has not done this yet. the d.o.t. role here and here we are well into the spread of this virus and still no mandate from the federal government still no plan from the federal government we absolutely need that backing from our government. >> if someone doesn't want to wear a mask on the plane, i was just thinking if i were a flight attendant, what do i do? you say to the person, please wear it. but what else are you guys supposed to be doing >> the vast majority of people come to the plane and want to follow the crew's instructions and want to have a safe, uneventful flight. but we do have individuals who challenge that and don't want to wear the mask. the airlines are saying they'll be banned from flying, but we need more backing from the federal government we had a flight attendant who was just assaulted the other day. and all she can do is file charges herself. the airline is backing her but we really need to have consequences just like if you smoke on board people really understand this has to be taken seriously a

federal pilots, yes, faa pilots, and airline crews from around the world are on hand. control system, talk to the pilots. stock up 4% right now. >>> meanwhile, there were crowded planes taking lockdown-weary passengers to all corners of the country over the weekend. we will go live to new york city's laguardia airport for outrage over the lack of social distancing on board the planes and the cheers for an industry that's really been hammered by this outbreak. that's straight ahead on "the claman countdown." cheryl: travel giant expedia getting a boost in revenue from vacation rental bookings and also announcing their cancellation rates have begun to actually stabilize through june. but they are still higher than pre-covid levels. that news had given the stock a boost but shares, as you can see, are still languagie ing ha about .2% to the upside. $86.78, gain of $1.87 a share. >>> holiday travelers are packing the planes this weekend or they were. let's head to kristpartsinevelo airport in new york. must be strange to actually be at an airport. reporter: it is strange.

the faa and the ntsb are leading what led to the emergency landing. >>> a self described antifeministdead today has now been identified as the suspect in a double shooting that killed the son of a federal judge and wounded the judge's husband in new jersey. the fbi said the suspect posed as a fedex delivery driver, showed up at the home of judge esther salas yesterday and started shooting. salas's husband was wounded, and the couple's 20-year-old son came running to the door. he was killed. judge salas was not injured. >> we loved them very much. we would do anything for them. and i think they would do anything for anyone. >> the suspect, identified as roy hollander was later found dead in the catskills from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. he filed a lawsuit that wednesday before salas which he contested the government's refusal to allow women to register for the military draft. salas is the first latina to serve as a federal district court judge in new jersey. >>> for the first time in months , live sports is set to begin. >>> also a keel between the nfl players union and t

the faa and the ntsb be both investigating what the end of that emergency landing. today's incident comes just six weeks after a pg&e contract crew was killed in a chopper crash in solano county. a helicopter clipped an overhead entire caused that crash. the three people on board were all killed. the crash also sparked a small grass fire with a water truck responding to that scene and overturned, injuring three firefighters. >>> up next here on the 4, protests, unrest, and federal intervention continue in portland. coming up at the 4, we'll get a live report on the situation up north. >>> fire danger around the bay area offset just a bit biff these mild temperatures being felt around the bay. how long i expect this pattern will last, and a peek into your weekend coming up. >>> breaking news is happening in east contra costa county, where fire crews are battling a 20-acre fire that continues to grow. fire officials say this a wind- driven fire in that area at trash quillty road and holland track road. crews are responding from san ramon, concord, and antioch. the fir

at 8:30 a.m., in bradford new hampshire, the faa resting her without incident in bradford.n of less than 2,000 people, about five hours north of new york city. reuters reported she was on a 156--acre property that she bought in all caps using an llc to shield her identity. she's being held at merrimack county jail in new hampshire. she will make an appearance via phone call at 3:30 today, before a judge, and she's expected to be transferred to new york city. prosecutors allege that epstein's former girlfriend, longtime associate and alleged madam, ghislaine maxwell, recruited and groomed underage girls as young as 14 to be sexually abused by epstein. in some cases she allegedly participated in that abuse. she faces six federal charges, including four charges of conspiring, enticing, and transporting minors to engage in illegal sex acts. she also faces perjury charges for lying and two depositions in 2016, claiming she did not know about the recruitment of young girls for epstein. >> maxwell lied because the truth, as alleged, was almost unspeakable. maxwell enticed minor gi

if we could show that the airlines are safe, if the faa could take a hand in that and get people travelingthat would be a huge stimulus. the worst kind of thing, though, are these programs that are disincentiveizing people from going to work. we have to stop doing that. paul: so you would say briefly, homan, that the best stimulus is making sure that people feel safe, that they can go back to work. >> and the least bad stimulus is just indiscriminate money in people's pockets. it's better than programs that incentiveize people to stay home. paul: still ahead, joe biden rolls out his $2 trillion plan to combat climate change, promising to reshape the energy economy and create millions of new jobs in just four years. so do his numbers add up? economy and creating millions of new jobs in four years. do the numbers add up? ♪ as a caricature artist, i appreciate what makes each person unique. that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what

the faa and the ntsb are probing what went wrong above san andreas in callaveras county. >>> as you knowt's mandatory to wear a face covering or a mask in california, but you wonder are there exemptions to this mandate? abc 7 news reporter luce pena spoke to experts who say yes, but you would need a doctor's note to back that up. >> you democratic pig, all of you! >> reporter: this video shows a woman yelling at a southern california grocery store employee claiming she has a medical condition and refuses to wear a face mask. >> i have a breathing problem. my doctor would not let me wear a mask. >> reporter: this video went viral and raise the big question. >> who is exempt from wearing a face covering or mask? >> this expert says it's not that simple. >> before giving out an exemption i really try to go through what the reasoning to be. >> reporter: those with underlying chronic disease and asthma qualify. >> those with developmental disabilities or intellectual delays, any mental health conditions or those who have sensory sensitivities if children or adults are within the autism spectr

the faa and ntsb are now investigating the crash. >>> a live look at treasure island today where a world war ii gun will leave its longtime home. the 40,000-pound gun will be moved fr treasure island to richmond. a high capacity crane will be brought in to move the gun and it will be driven to its new home. it will then be mounted on the museum ship red oak victory. a ship from world war ii. >>> happening today, a charles m. schultz museum and research center in santa rosa will welcome visitors crtor ofmi" st it will be normal hours and covid-19 safety protocols will be in place. >>> new this morning, amtrak is out with a mask free discount in an effort to lure riders back on board. it's offering a buy one get one free discount on tickets for its sleeper cars. travelers in these rooms get priority boarding and lounge ncise, they jor stations and say ask needed while in the suite. >>> 6:15. another check on the roads with gianna. hi gianna. >> hey michelle. good morning. and good morning to you. if you are headed out the door and you plan on taking the bay bridge toll plaza, it is getting

. >>> also right now, emergency inspections, the faa issuing the order to inspect some 2,000 boeing 737ser four reports of engines shutting down. the order applies to any 737 aircraft parked more than a week over concerns of corrosion on engine valves. many of the planes have been grounded because of the pandemic. >>> and celebrating a civil rights giant. this morning, in troy, alabama, the beginning of a nearly week-long rieso congressman john lewis. there will be events in alabama, washington, d.c. and atlanta where lewis will be laid to rest on thursday. >>> we start this half hour with athletes and activism. more and more professional sports players using their voices to call for social change.norman us with details as the wnba kicks off later today. good morning, janai. >> reporter: hey, eva, good morning. as much as athletes are often told to shut up and play, we know many use their voices to call for change from muhammad ali speaking up to tommy smith and jean carlos with their fists up in the air to colin kaepernick taking a knee, it's not new and athletes and activism often go h

the faa and ntsb are now investigating the crash. >>> feeling the love. the national call putting the spotlight on black owned businesses. that's next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> here's a live look with our san jose camera taking you outfought south bay right now. in san jose, it is 58 degrees. we're going to warm things up as we look ahead to our afternoon. all across the bay area. your full forecast coming up. >>> and we're getting first reports of an accident with injuries in oakland. plus we'll have a look at your drive through the altamont pass. >>> another live look outside from the salesforce tower >>> looking live at sfo where snacking and drinking in the sky is an option again if you are flying delta or united. both airlines along with a number of others stopped serving adult beverages and snacks last month to try and prevent the spread of covid-19. t ng delta, you can order up as long as you are in first class or if you are on a trip that's more than 500 miles. with united, you have to be in a premium cabin or on an internation

the faa is saying you have to affect the air flow.ve days they have been parked and have not flown, there is the possibility of corrosion around the air valves that could result in dual engine failure. there are no cases that are prompting this they have found some checks that have indicated there may be problems with the valves guys, this gets back to what we've talked about planes are meant to be flown they're not meant to be parked this is an issue with all of the planes that have been parked this was just issued by the faa impacting boeing 737 ng model. not 737 max. >> okay. so we need to make that clear. phil, thanks for bringing that to us. andrew >>> thanks, joe. meantime, deal making is dormant. the pandemic has cut activity in half leaving a lot of cash with no place to go leslie picker joins us with that story. leslie. >> reporter: hey, andrew it's an interesting problem to have deal making had been picking up but now with the resurgence of coronavirus across much of the united states, many would-be sellers are going back in

we heard the faa say they're going to have public comments on the max.hey're saying there is a big impact from coronavirus and also officially ended production of the 747 and they're slowing down the 787 and the 7777. 777. it's a big production problem. their numbers hurting ge earlier this morning. it's a jeten gir engine maker. as you can see, the stock is down, it's a dow component, down almost 1% right now. and also they're going to be talking in the call it looks like a lot more about employee retention rates and also staffing at the company. we'll get more on the call from dave calhoon, the ceo. but again, we're watching boeing stock in the red right now after reporting earnings. the only dow component we're going to get this morning. i want to talk about starbucks right now. we're watching this stock right now. they're saying a more than 5% increase, they were up more than 5% in the after hours. now the stock is up about 5.6%. 97% of their company-operated stores worldwide have reopened. good news here. that includes 96% of stores in this country.