bush's strategist mindy tucker fletcher.eeing now is from a tour she gave to c-span of bush headquarters in austin, texas. here's a quick flashback from a simpler, more texas time. >> we are pretty high-tech here, we like to think. we have got our own television studio. this is some of the brains of that operation, where they can feed video and audio from here. they monitor the room next door, which is a studio, which i will show you. there is this technical aspect where they keep track of our television and audio needs. mark: moderating twitter in that campaign. mindy tucker fletcher, thank you for joining us. i will ask you a version of the question i asked stuart stevens and mindy earlier -- mary earlier. what is something you wonder about hillary clinton? mindy: the thing i've been wondering about hillary clinton for a long time is who she has around her to help her articulate her voice. i think she is smart and intelligent, she seems to be funny at times. i don't know that she is found at the right staff person that ena

eyewitness news tim fletcher is in union square. tim. >>reporter: health officials issuing this warning about traveling to south florida, but many in new york are having second thoughts. health officials in south florida take steps like spraying mosquitos the u.s. >> people people in our state likely have the zika virus as a result of the mosquito bites. >> the cases stemming from this square mile north of downtown miami. the cause of zika is a threat to pregnant women. health officials in great britain caution pregnant women should consider postponing non essential travel to effected areas until after pregnancy and a zone of one square mile in miami dade county is considered at-risk of active transmission. judgment call. if these were the first cases in a latin american country, the cdc will put in a travel advisory. that's because the first cases led to wide spread disease. they don't expect wide spread disease in miami. >> dr. richard, chief health and medical editor believes pregnant women should take precautions traveling to miami.

my wife and i were at the reunion of the 50th -- the 50th reunion of fletcher weeks ago.man of great integrity and capability. -- thes the securities security issues we face around the world. he is a man of great quality. what she is looking for by vetting someone of this nature is a person of quality, leadership, of proven leadership. what about military officers being vetted for vice president? does it speak ill of our politicians? so. i do not think i think the public wants a change. they do not want politics as usual. to get someone with a different set of perspectives would be very useful. he knows the world and he knows the kinds of threats we are facing europe he knows the kinds of threats we are facing from terrorism, from vladimir putin, and other parts of the world. i think it would do another thing. it would enable hillary clinton to focus to a greater degree on domestic economic issues. that has to be her priority. she knows that. job creation is going to be her goal, support for small business and infrastructure. it will give her more time to do that. he can

james fletcher joins us with a look at some up close and personal video.t. >> reporter: this was right out at treasure island. we'll run this so you can get a better look this close encounter with a group of males again near treasure island. the laid how shot this was part of a kayaking group out of petaluma, they watched those whales for about 45 minutes and described the encounter as in her mind a once in a lifetime experience. >> the contrast between the urban environment and strength and power of these great creatures was just immense and very exciting to us. you'll see it in monterey bay but i've never heard of it being in san francisco bay and i'm only hoping that there will be more of it and it is an indicator that the bay is healthy. >> every now and then you catch a whale sighting inside of the by and you had a couple breaching and it was exciting. experts say we are seeing whales earlier in the season than they usually do and they are coming closer to shorelines and in this case even right inside the bay itself so keep your eye out next time you'

eyewitness news reporter tim fletcher has the story from new town. >>reporter: from its striking interior -- >> you see the -- peeking above with colored glass connecting inside and outside with clever sculptures to its classroom wings filled with books and supplies to state of the art computer labs. the new sandy hook school is waiting for students. >> we have this beautiful school for the more - sandy hook school built in the 50s, if we can change the past. >> the new school built over the last 3 years cost $50 million. the previous school where 20 first graders and 6 educator were massacred in december of 2012. in honor of those lost, teachers, students and staff are ready to open their new school. >> resilient, courageous, dedicated, spirited, and never, ever lost a moment with students. >> built into the new school are new safety features including impact resistant windows. from outside. there are surveillance cameras inside and outside and several gates that visitors must pass through. >> the safety and security measures in this building are se

james fletcher with more on the important weekend with the forecast. >> if you have any plans outside this is the weekend for you. and the timing couldn't be better. what it's like at the moment we've got sunshine come down at the bay bridge approach on westbound 80. and robin's got an easy job this morning. as for the sunshine we see this get more and more intense into the day. it won't be swelteringly hot it'll be comfortable even in the inland valleys. our current hour right now a mix of upper 50s and now some low 60s so the morning sunshine beginning to do its things. by 11:00 still sunny with temperatures approaching the 80-degree mark, mid-60s by the bay and by 8:00 we should hit our peak temperatures. and you have to get pretty far inland to find the low 90s. most in the mid to upper 80s but a few spots in the low 90s. >>> let's call it low to mid-70s along the east bay shoreline. i'll leave you quickly where temperatures are right now. widespread upper 50s and a few spots like concord and livermore into the low 60s. your full 4th of july full cast coming up next. >> it's comfy

fletcher is a spunky little guy jumping on and off the bench.nt animals for different families, different types of people. we have young animals, old animals and there are thousands of animals up for adoption today so definitely download the app and check out nbc10.com. >> we have over 3,000 animals adopted across the area. go on to our website, find the shelter near you. we already have a line out here. it starts at 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. today, we're trying to get thousands of animals adopted which i know we have because we have more shelters this year than we did last year participating. it is a hot day, we are panneding out water, we have people standing in the shade and it's already starting to get packed. i would suggest you head to a shelter now. you will have to wait in line but there are many animals that need a home. the reason why we are doing clear the shelters and this is a nationwide efficient by nbc is because we need to clear the actual shelters. so animals behind the scenes that you are not able to see that maybe ani

james fletcher talked to her live this morning. >> reporter: compelling account from her. she was there in nice with her two young children when the terror attack happened. and we had a chance to speak with her in the last hour via phone. she said they just finished watching the fireworks show as part of bastille day and they were on the beach they were heading back to the hotel when the truck started barrelling down and chaos broke out. here's her account of what she law. >> there was people start running away from the truck so i grab both of my kids and we just start running away with thousands and thousands of people. we saw a guy that was laying with the blood all over his head. and you could hear like a scream, children screams and they were like crying, screaming for mommy. and it was just incredible. thousands and thousands of people running and screaming. >> when we were going into the hotel, when we were in our room then i was like mom what have they come in. i was like we need to go under the bed and think of something else. but i couldn't because she told me --

fletcher cox, vinny curry, hanging out on the boat, enjoy, guys, camp starts in nine days.okies, quarterbacks, they will start off on monday the 25th. rest of the veterans join them on thursday, july 28th, football is finally around the corner, sharrie. >> a lot of people happen bye that. >>> finally dozens of people got up, bright and early this morning for a special run and walk in wilmington delaware. the wear your wish event took place at the river front benefiting the local make a wish fun days which grants wishes of children with life threatening medical conditions. >>> great cause there. >>> castle is next here on channel six, "action news" continues at 6:00 tomorrow morning, with gray hall, nydia han and chris sowers. for walter perez, melissa magee and jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team i'm sharrie williams. have a great night. we will see you right back here tomorrow night at 11:00 o'clock. >> ♪ [ ice cream truck jingle playing ] [ thud ] [ music stops ] [ horn honks in distance ] oh, my god. ice cream? are you trying to kill me? [ laughs ] at least y

james fletcher has more.>> reporter: we previewed this on the kron4 morning news yesterday.was there as tobinworld held its final day of classes. the embattled school shut down after the classroom video came to light and an investigation uncovered other allegations of abuse. the and atty. general. launched an investigation. that caused the unified school district to pull more than 40 students out of tobinworld and the executive director said in the wake of that they could not keep the school open. some parents we spoke with said they are disappointed it had to come to this. >> this is a bad idea for tobinworld to be closing especially on kids that have these issues and they need to be placed. they need somewhere to go. >> it is a sad day. a lot of students are really upset because they get a good curriculum here and they get a good education despite what has been portrayed. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the attorney generals office said they could not share any details on their investigation saying only that it is active and ongoing. >>> coming up, we continue our breaking

fletcher cock, vinnie curry et cetera.oles was another guy looking for a deal and today they finally got it done. they finally took care of the two-time pro bowler they practiced indoors today because all that rain messed up the field so the outdoor field wasn't ready yet but that couldn't rain on sproles parade. signed one-year contract extension extenting him through 2017. sproles actually hinted at retiring after that season. he'll make 4.5 million in 2017. all sides really happy wise de deal. >> i think it's the message you're sending to the team and the players is that, um, you do the right thing here, and you're productive and you got a chance to stay here. and we want people to feel that way on and off the field. >> he does everything right. he does what you coach him to do. and, um, you know, again just the way he prepares and the way he attacks every day gives you confidence that he'll be around for to you more years. >> vinnie curry received his deal earlier this off season and the reason why he signed because of

that's pass fletcher cox the previous highest paid non quarterback had a $63 million guarantee deal.rybody getting paid but dario saric will not. he took a pay cut to come to the sixers. he would do that. i wouldn't take pay cut to come to the sixers. did he because he wanted to prove he is a ooh man of his word and he said he would come after two years and today he talked about the role that he will play on this team. >> i think i can help on both positions. i think i can, you know, make a space in offense for other players, play one-on-one. but we'll see. >> he's a versatile guy. he can shoot the ball. how versatile i don't know. you play overseas you don't know what he has when he plays in this type of game with these type of big men. let's stick him some other places. >> now they want to come to play for the sixers. >> a pay cut. >> shock! >> who would come to the sixers and take a pay cut. >> it's factual. i'll come over here and get paid less. you lost your mind. >> that does it for us here at 6:00 o'clock. we'll see you tonight back here at 10:00. have a great night. inside ed

well, let's get fletcher over here.more we learn about how theater worked, the more we realize that some parts of these plays that we credit to shakespeare you were co-written. simply, shakespeare may have written parts of other parts of plays, for example, sir thomas moore. there is a page which really looks like it's by shakespeare, it may even be in his handwriting. but i think your question is a really good one. how can one person have such reach? the answer partly is that he, in addition to being a fantastically talented person, was part of a collaborative art form in an urban environment that was rapidly getting contact with trade and other cultures. science was coming online. so all of that including printing, which means that his words get to last beyond the performance, come together. and that's what helps us get shakespeare. it's a convergence of circumstances. and i would just add that alongside the fact that he probably was a remarkable person. >> host: we have somebody here in the audience. >> hello. my nam

the dean of the fletcher school of law and diplomacy at tufts university served as the former nato supreme allied commander -- the clinton campaign declined requests for comment. eu finance ministers have a message for the incoming prime minister. speed up your exit from the european union. britishissioner says a conservative party was fast -- that should speed up the brexit process. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. david: as we have been reporting, stocks are climbing for a third day. alcoa kicks off earning season. the s&p 500 reached an all-time , the benchmark set to close out the year. i want to bring in tracie mcmillion. great to talk to you. ,efore we get into volatility let me ask you about the effect here of that referendum in the u.k. on u.s. markets. what you make of how quickly that has happened? tracie: they definitely have been very quickly, more quickly than people anticipated. we anticipate most of the effect will be in the u.k. with more affect in the euro zone less of an impact here in the u.s. you

the sad part of the story is that tom fletcher and his family, that front porch is still as it was and they haven't really made it. so there was also the dangers of the bully pulpit. >> i'm so glad that sharon mentioned the hispanic families network. that's the dallas morning news. that's the foundation made the choice to proactively do something to fight poverty. so the office -- the presidency being so powerful the media also has that power. so how do you feel about journalistic institutions being that proactive and taking their fight beyond without just using their pens? >> that's a really great and complicated question that i could see if i could talk for a long time about because it's something that i think about all the time as i do my job. because when i'm going to these places and i'm spending time with people, i'm there to observe and to write about it honestly with empathy but mostly truthfully and i'm not there as an advocate. and if i am there as an advocate that really confuses the relationship. when you read a story that i wrote you know it's coming from a particular poin

james fletcher has that from the news desk. >> and to bring everybody up to speed.it was about 9:00 last night that a large demonstration in dallas was coming to an end. they were protesting recent police shootings this week when somebody at first they thought it was one person, later found to be four. seven were injured, five people were killed. on top of that we had two civilians hit by gunfire, injured by this. we did hear some police this morning that three of those gunmen were taken into custody but it was the fourth one who was in a stand off with police for hours before ultimately being killed. but during that time, that he was talking to negotiators he talked about his dissatisfaction with the black lives matter campaign. and that it wasn't getting more traction than it was. he was dissatisfied and anger the specifically black police officers. he said that was his motivation. the majority of the officer who is were injured have been -- officers who were injured have been releaseed from the hospital. but dallas reeling with the death of those five officers ki

>> susan fletcher from arcdale. >> so many entrants. i've got to find the right one. >> oh, yes. new york. >> it's a girl. >> stefan, west palm beach, florida. >> lois. >> mine was lois. >> would you wait until i read mine. >> please, don't rush me. heidi worker from upper marlboro, mass. >> i love her and laurie from aurora, illinois. >> we shred the non-winning entries. we're sorry. make sure you enter again. go to complete rules and regulations. >> hoda, it's a competition. >> okay. hit the connect. >> tomorrow we're going to learn how to rap. >> oh, my god, you're wearing too much -- >> feels good. >> i don't want that. >> too bad. >> i want my hoda butt. >> there it is. >> plus wine. wines day wednesday. >> i like your new stuff. >> bye, everybody. >> see you for >>> right now the comparisons pouring in between melania trump's speech at the republican national conventional and michelle to obama's speech at the democratic national convention in 2008. >>> and i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell outside right now. we have a few fair weather clouds drifting by. coming up,

jim fletcher has more at 6:00. >>> more honors for former mets catcher now hall of famer, matt. be retired be the mets. laurie bingy has more. >>reporter: why have one weekend dedicated to mike when you can have two. last sunday, he took his place in the baseball hall of fame in cooper's town and today the party shifting to city field where they'll be a pregame ceremony to retire his number, number 31. the best offensive catcher in baseball history. he had spent different times. but new york and the mets fans, they're something special. >> describe it? i can't it. it defies any explanation. i last pitch at shay in a way. i remember going into the stadium and the energy was so euphoric. maybe it's a combination of a lot of things, just my journey here, and the struggle in the beginning and staying here and embracing this city and its just >> tonight's game against the rockies begins after 7:00 tonight. weather permitting of course. before that, the on field ceremony to retire number 31. coming up, we'll hear more from the mets legend and what it means to be a true hall of fame. j

fletcher cox was all smiles to report for camp and why not with that millions contract in his pocket. and someone that eluded the cameras but has reported. linebacker nigel bradam, after being arrested for an argument over a beach umbrella. >> people get in trouble around the league and some coaches have a plan to deal with that. and hopefully it doesn't become a distraction. >> we are not alone with guys that have off field issues and not the first year that eagles have stuff like this. unfortunately this is something that happens from time to time. and i'm not excusing that. >> and head coach peterson had to deal with the allegations about agholor last month. and look closely, what is that thing on rookie safety boyd countis, it's a camera. peterson experiencing with new technology to help players learn in the film room. >> it's for coaching purposes to see where my eyes were. >> to study defenses and study tape. the thing is too with technology if it helps you win football games i'm all for it. >> what if you have a conversation with a teammate? >> it's all visual not audio. >> are

listen to what this 8-year-old said after a 5 minute interaction with patrolman matt fletcher. >> i think i feel safer now. >> because you met him? >> yes. >> what makes you feel safer? >> that i know that now they have our back and stuff. >> cops say making connections like that have never been more important. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news.." >> very nice. >>> more to come on "action news" tonight, the changing of the guard following the brexit. as one prime minister steps down ain new leader takes her place in history. >>> coming up in health check how to eat more and lose weight believe it or not. a doctor's plan that makes little changes to keep the weight off and still feel full. and cecily tynan is live at the philadelphia zoo. we can't wait to see this -- >> there it is -- >> it's a snake. and this is alice, alice is a pine snake and they look familiar. you know the flag that says don't tread on me, that say pine snake, they are found on the east coast of the united states from alabama to the pine barrens of new jersey and their color depends on their location and not f

he has transitioned into diplomacy running the fletcher school at tufts.e's a very impressive man. charlie: someone said she is looking for someone who she her, ais a projection of bit like she is. ms. clinton: no. . do have a fondness for wonks i'm looking for someone who can be a world-class president of the united states and who can help me govern. presidentld be a good you can get the feel for the job. every one of these people who you have not mentioned -- i'm not going to tell you -- there are good folks out there. they bring so many talents and strengths to this choice which is why i am blessed with a broad group of people to choose from. charlie: your convention starts a week from today. ms. clinton: that is true. charlie: when will you nominate this person? ms. clinton: you will be among the first to know. charlie: the assumption is friday. ms. clinton: you will be among the first and no. charlie: i would like to be the first. the mind of the nominee. ms. clinton: i will talk about that. i want to produce results. part of the reason there is , anx

is sad part of the story that tom fletcher and his family, that front porch is still as it was. there is also the danger of that. am so glad you mentioned the hispanic family network. they made the choice to something to fight poverty. that with the president being so powerful, the media also has that power. have do you feel about them being proactive in taking their fight beyond without just using their pens. that is a great and complicated question that i could talk a really long time about. when i'm going to these places and spending time, i am there to observe and recognize honestly with empathy and mostly truthfully. that really confuses the relationship so you know that it is coming. cuts the value. he makes it worthless in that way. >> i am in situations that i want to help but it is not my job there. i hope that i can write about it in a way of what that is like. it is a struggle for a lot of journalists. it is much easier because our job is to not only have a kind adding it for solutions. it is one of the reasons why editorial pages are so important orther you are all d

think he's exceptional and how he has transitioned from the military into diplomacy running the fletcher school at tuft's. >> rose: so he's on the list as well? >> he's a very impressive man. >> rose: someone said to me knows you well she's looking for someone she is a projection of here and a bit like she is. >> no, i do have a fondness for wonk. i will admit to that but i'm looking for someone who can be a world-class president of the united states and help he govern because i think they go hand in hand. you can get the feel for the job and others you haven'ted haven't mentioned. >> rose: who haven't i mentioned? >> well, i won't tell you but i'm blessed with a broad group of people to choose from. >> rose: your convention starts a week from today. >> it does, that's true. >> rose: so when will you nominate this person? >> you'll be among the first to know. >> rose: the assumption is this friday of this week. >> you'll be among the first to know. >> rose: i'd like to be the first. >> well, i do have your address. >> rose: help us understand the mind of the nominee. >> i will talk that

fletcher cox. the new highest paid eagle, of course. making a ton of money. he is going to fit perfectly in jim schwartz's 4-3 scheme. >> he fits our scheme, i think we'll have some things for him that will fit him well. he's a tough matchup. they're all going to know what number he wears. sometimes it's hard to find him. it's our job to create some matchups. >> reporter: on the other side of the ball, you're looking at the running back wendell smallwood, grew up in wilmington, delaware. yes, he was an eagles fan. he wanted to be like westbrook and darren sproel. he's so happy to be here playing for his hometown team. >> i think it drives me more being on my home team, and a team i want to be great and get a super bowl. i've got a little extra drive being a philly. >> reporter: you could see a lot of wendell this year not only running the ball, but catching it out of the backfield. coming up at 6:00, we'll hear a lot more on jim schwartz. i'm john clack for csn. >>> we're just 16 days away from the eagles preseason opener against tampa bay. the game can be se

when it comes to volunteering at the citi open, sheila fletcher knows what to expect. >> it's been prettym this week. amy: she has done the job for 25 years. >> i just tell even to keep drinking. make sure that all my volunteers have their ice water handy. amy: workers spent friday morning setting up refill stations. gearing up to tackle the heat head on. >> it can get pretty toasty out here. i won't sugar coat anything. the important part is that we are a team. we all work together. amy: the tournament says they have shaded seating set up and water fountains on site. >> it's really hot out we have to keep drinking water. amy: lines for ice cream seem never ending. >> it's so hot people are asking to stand next to me in the shade. amy: for some goers, scorching temperature is part of the game. you need buckets, bottlings of water. it's not a one bottle experience. amy: staying hydrated on on their game. >> i try to take care of my volunteers so they all want to come back as long as i've been here. amy: now anybody you talk to out here is going to tell you just how hot it is. and how the n

fletcher cox has got money. hey, fletcher, give me it buddy.r. i like the dee finance seive line. vinnie curry and those guys i think they'll get after the quarterback. they don't have lot of depth but they got a good football team. i think the secondary will come along. love the safeties. so they're going to have a good defense. the question is, offensively are they going to be able to take care of the football, score when they need to when they get in the red zone they'll be playing close games. if they get off to fast start, philadelphia will get behind them and be positive. i hope that's what happens. >> we're excited. >> thanks for coming in. g. cobb we appreciate it. >> ea -- >> right. fans can jump and see it starting next sunday pre-season starts soon. the going to be a great season. scott? >> you're football fan, yes. >> we need football weather, bill. >> right. >> we need football weather. >> there will be time. >> it's feeling like summer. dog days of summer. looking at temperatures topping out around 100 degrees by tomorrow. it will

was a reference to the bill of rights, a bill of rights, in an 1810 decision by the supreme court, fletcher versus peck. this is one of chief justices marshall's great decisions. and he said there was in the constitution a bill of rights for the people of each state, but what he was talking about was article 1, section 9. and in his mind, the bill of rights was the provision that no state shall pass a bill of attaineder, an ex-post facto law, or a law of contracts. we just don't think of that when we think of the bill of rights. why would marshall say that? he was a smart, thoughtful man. and the best i can come up with is that these are, in a way, even broader provisions than the ones that are in the bill of rights. these are very sweeping prohibitions. a bill of attainder -- forbidding bills of attainder means you cannot pass a law criminalizing a person. you have to criminalize an act, not a person. you can't pass a law criminalizing syed farook. you can pass a law criminalizing murder. you cannot pass laws that criminalize people. very sweeping prohibition. you also can't criminalize ac

please welcome the star of this season of "the bachelorette" jojo fletcher, everybody. [ cheers and applauseare all big fans of you on "the bachelorette." >> thank you. i guess a lot of people are watching. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. absolutely. well, you look gorgeous. >> thank you. this old thing? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: is jojo, is that your real name or a nickname? >> short. >> jimmy: it's short. >> yes. >> jimmy: yeah. for? >> for jo josefina. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so jo, the jo part, jo josefina. >> yeah. >> jimmy: of course, you grew up with that so they just called you jojo. >> jojo, yeah. >> jimmy: i've got some questions here. just want to get right to it. >> oh yeah, so excited to be here. >> jimmy: yeah, i know. >> for a talk show. >> jimmy: oh yeah, that's right. >> yeah, right? >> jimmy: we're the first people first people to -- this is exclusive. we have jojo from, she is the bachelorette, on our show. lets just get right to it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i want to know everything. what happens -- what happens in the fantasy suite. [ light laughter ] >> the fantasy suite -- >> jimmy:

. >> good morning i am james fletcher. >> i am mark danon.ficers in san diego has been shot and one killed can. the other coming out 6 surge -- out surgery. >> we have new video and it hat happened in southeastern part of the city. san diego police department announcing on twitter's few hours later that one of the officers had died. >> and this morning the police chief says the second officer who was shot is expected to survive and was released from surgery and leaving the hospital a short time ago. we are waiting for more details from police as a to what led up to the shooting. we will bring you updates of the news story with two officers shot in san diego one killed. >>> 6:00 is the time. now let's get the latest on traffic we have got a hot spot. >> reporter: yes. it's blocking since 5 overturned box truck this is for folks who have to commute through palo alto south 101 the truck blocking two right lanes at last check the driver was okay and they were waiting for a tow truck. that's why it's taking so long to clear. they need a larger tru

james fletcher with more on the important weekend with the forecast. >> if you have any plans outsidebetter. what it's like at

he's currently the dean of the fletcher school of law and diplomacy at tufts university in massachusetts clinton development. more of the focus remains on the veepstakes on the man expected to pick first, donald j. trump. in a different "new york times" story, trump in an interview with the newspaper said he'll decide between five top running mate contenders plus two additional secret ones, he says he's still considering, and making an announcement by tehe end of the week. former house speaker newt gingrich, today fox news parted ways with gingrich. he was suspended as an analyst they said bus ecause of all the speculation of him being on the ticket. some see the top contender as indiana governor mike pence who is appearing in indianapolis tonight with trump at a rally. our reporting tells us that governor chris christie of new jersey, who campaigned with trump yesterday in virginia, is also still near the top of trump's short list. john, we talked last night about the pros of picking pence as the vp pick. if it comes down to the garden stater versus the hoosier stater, what is the polit

tom: the colors of the fletcher school -- the same colors as the philadelphia flyers.e it. as the democrats moved to philadelphia, we will continue to look at some of these nuances. forget about the talking heads. anita dunn is not one. -- for the white house committee case is director, she is a breath of fresh air. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua and london. tom keene is in new york. nicolagetting news from sturgeon from scotland, where she is addressing consequences of the u.k. vote to leave the eu. she says there are early signs the u.k. is heading for a hard and soft brexit. keep -- shes to says they should have an explanation of what a leave vote is an practice for scotland. we know that theresa may is visiting northern ireland to discuss the irish border after brexit. .o brexit will continue this is the main message we are getting from both parties. to the "bloomberg business flash" with taylor riggs. taylor: the biggest discount airline says that it may have to lower its fiscal 2017 profit forecast. predicts

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james fletcher has an update. >> a lot to track.orning, regards -- is regarding to the firefighting efforts in southern california. actually making great progress. there are wildfires burning in the mountains north of los angeles. it is called a stage fire. you can see it is and rugged terrain. they make great progress. it is 65% contained. no longer threatening homes. crews take advantage of more calm went in the area yesterday to get the upper hand. great news there. the fire has been burning for two square miles since it broke out friday. about 2000 people were evacuated yesterday. but they were allowed to return home after that. meanwhile in colorado, look at these guys. two campers arrested on suspicion of starting a wildfire that destroyed three homes and three buildings in boulder. one is 28 years old. the other, 26. investigators say they were camping and did not put the campfire out properly. that is what sparked the fire that you see on the screen. and it is raging. about 600 acres have burned so far. the fire at the momen

. >>> morning everybody, i'm james fletcher. >> thanks for joining us on this thursday july 7th. we're watching the traffic. a little busier and we have a cool forecast. >> cool forecast and the fog is still hanging around. they have a thick marine layer that they're dealing with as well. that's mirrored over the hills. 58 for san jose. we'll get some clearing on happening early today. foggy, drizzle in the morning too, clearing and cool for the afternoon. next eight hours get those temperatures upper 70s through 80s we'll have as well. meantime the base side in the 60s and lower 70s at the coast. what's going on with traffic robin. >> i haven't found any major hot spots right now. but the ride into san francisco. it is definitely crowded here at the toll plaza. so if you need to get in, you are going to have a little problem. it's about a 20 minute trip from the maze to the sky way. will track some drive times. back to the desk. >>> breaking news from overnight. growing outrage after a man was killed by police last night many minnesota after a traffic stop. and the aftermath of

james fletcher following this new decision. >> this is going to be a big blow to the russian team. they've lost the eappeal against the ban of the russian athletes competing in track and field in rio. 68 athletes are being effected by this. they were seeking to overturn the ban after allegations of state sponsored doping and cover ups. the court of arbitration sport rejected the appeal this morning. it could influence whether the entire russian team is banned from the games. in fact the olympic committee is considering that as we speak. we'll keep tabs and let you know when they make a decision. >> thanks a lot, james. and another big story we're following police in orlando have released new body cam footage from the deadly shooting at the orlando nightclub. the new video shows the scene both inside and outside the club. you see stretchers and ambulance equipment and workers there, first responders helping victims and you see an officer run to his car and then quickly back inside to help more victims. police continue to search through the pulse nightclub looking for the shooters an

. >> i'm shawn bell, the eagles paid everybody, big contracts, fletcher cox, et cetera.t done spending some of that dough. darren sproles signed a one-year contract extension extending him through 2017, sproles will only make $4.5 million, great price for a guy who went to the pro ball the last two season, he hinted he might retire aged 2017. >> i think it's a message you're sending to the team and players, you do the right thing here, and your productive and you got a chance to stay here. and we want people to feel that way on and off the field. if you do the right thing you have an opportunity to continue to be here >> to the pg championship. look at this jimmy walker nailing a 38-foot birdy. he currently nine under apartheid for the lead: that's sports in a minute. >> we knew this was going to happen. it is a scenario all the experts dreading. the virus being transmitted by mosquitoes is in you are oh country. what this means and possibly how you can stop it. >>> plus. ♪ >> in a week dominated by great speeches. forget. this one takes the cake, this local kindergarten

. >> reporter: bachelorette jojo fletcher sending home the soft-spoken texan luke stunned and speechlessporter: and jojo shocking fans. >> i'm 100% in love with you. >> reporter: parting ways with chase just moments after he revealed his love for her inside the fantasy suite. >> it was so [ bleep ] terrifying for me to say. >> i know. >> and now look at where i end up. >> reporter: now jordan and robby, the last two men standing, and tonight the men tell all. >> i was completely shocked, you know. >> reporter: "gma" with backstage access talking to cast members and jojo just after the show. was that so nerve-racking? >> i was nervous. when i first walked out my ring flew off. i was all over the place. >> reporter: for the first time jojo facing all the guys she sent home. chase still wanting answers. >> the big question i want to know is if she didn't love me, why did she give me the fantasy -- >> and did you get that answer? >> i don't know if there is an answer to that. >> reporter: and lovable luke still in shock. when you saw her did you feel like you still had love for her? >> yeah,

stavridis currently the deen at fletcher university. he oversaw operations in the middle east, afghanistan, libya and syria. >>> starbucks is increasing prices on some of its beverages. select sizes of brewed coffee will rise 10 to 20 cents while espresso and tea latte will increase by 10 to 30 cents. this comes a day after it would boost the base pay of all employees in the u.s. >>> and the running of the bulls continuing in pamplona. some 1,000 people taking part in day six of the nine-day event. no one was gored in today's run, which lasted just over two minutes. that's the cnbc news update at this hour. back to you, melissa. >>> i guess it's a success. sharon epperson, thank you. >> that's how they gauge it. >> final gold trades crossing for the day. let's take a check here finally in today's session as we do sit at new record highs in the dow and s&p 500, we're finally seeing a more decisive rotation out of the safety trades. part of that is the drawdown that we're seeing in gold 1335.30. taking a check on the rest of the metals co