on the 35th he loses to james garfield. and garfield is then elected president of the united states. diese is shot and later from his assassination while is living a private life. >> why did he lose to garfield? forimport outside of his core group of republican supporters. he loses support of people in pennsylvania. he loses the support of ohio. the ohioans were supporting john sherman. garfield gets up and gives a speech to support john sherman. the speech is for john sherman. it is such a good speech that to supportcides james garfield. this would of liked him better than sherman. a lot of this -- the ohio support goes to garfield. the pennsylvania support goes from sherman to garfield as well. granted to core group of supporters. he never loses their votes. he just is not quite get the amount that he needs. the next thing you know, james garfield has enough support that he wins. >> i'm serious, what was the relationship like? between hayes and grant. fine, i suppose. when grant is on his tour he is asked about things tha

and later, a sunday sit-down with oscar nominee andrew garfield. the actor, known in the movies as spider-man but on broadway as the tony nominated star of the iconic play "angels in america." >> now there are people who have never been to the theater coming to see a 7 1/2 hour play as their first play possibly because they saw me in a spiderman film. i mean, that makes me so happy. >> a sunday sit-down with andrew garfield. plus, a truly amazing story as we approach the anniversary of d-day this week. all of it a bit later in the show. but let's begin this morning with that bombshell report in today's "new york times," revealing why president trump's lawyers believe the president cannot be subpoenaed by special counsel robert mueller and why the president has the right to terminate that investigation. it is an unprecedented argument for the power of the presidency. nbc's white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has all the details for us, kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. the president's counturrent grof lawyers say they hav

to fulfill its obligation under 801(d) as they good at 201 garfield street, and remove them. and that is they should also consider public safety being the steward of the trees and urban forestry. thank you. >> ma'am, the two replacement trees, are they on the adjacent parcel? >> the two trees i need to replace. >> are they on your parcel? >> they are on my parcel. they are on the public right-of-way. >> but you didn't know that before. >> i had applied for a permit to replace them, and i was going to replace them. i still am going to replace them. part of the problem with putting them back with where they are, is initially, they grew up and initially hit the power lines. the way pg&e trimmed them, they just trimmed around them leave the branchs overhanging, so there's always going to be a problem with the power lines unless the power lines go away. the forester that i talked to agreed i could put the tree behind the fence line, and i'm just trying to get my act together and get landscaping done on my property. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. mr. buck? >>. >> good evening. c

yvonne: garfield, thank you. our bloombg strategist joining us from sydney.on this story and all the days trading on our markets live blog where garfield writes a lot of his insights. you can get a market run down in one click plus commentary and analysis from bloomberg's experts editors and find out how it is affecting your investments right now. let us get to the first word news. jessica joins us from new york. jessica: hey, yvonne. while president trump has torpedoed his be that he can korea, he says he is certain kim jong-un is on board. his decision to suspend wargames with south korea is the most concrete developme from the summit. it sent shockwaves through america's seven decade military relationship with seoul, korea. >>e have developed a pretty good relationship in terms of getting something done. it got done, i think it is a terrific document. it is a starter, but it is a terrific document. there are things renegotiated after the document that are also very important. we are going to get rid of certain ballistic missile sites and various other thin

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rishaad: garfield, good stuff.erg markets life strategist. -- liv strategist. follow him on this story. go to mliv . liquidity being choppy with the asian holiday today, the festival in various places. we've got monday, also a holiday. it is all combining with the distractions of the world cup. you can get key commentary and analysis from bloomberg's expert editors. there is lots more on the way. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: the latest business flash headlines. at&t has completed its 85 billion dollar acquisition of time warner. the justice department agreed it while't block the deal awaits a judge's appeal to allow the takeover. turner networks to be a separate business unit until february 29 under an agreement with the government. nintendo's biggest shareholder has boosted its stake in the gaming company for the first time since 2015. capital group increased its holding from 9.45% to 10.39% purchases from april through june. it will be welcome news to quarter ofho saw a the company's value wiped out since janu

the service was lost to several blocks adjacent to the home south of where i am on 2 garfield street. that was a major event. remember required assistance from fire -- repair required assistance from fire, police. they had to reroute muni. it took about 18 hours of pg&e service and an electrical repair crew to restore power. i applied for and received a permit to remove those pine trees in 2014. in 2014, also, roots from one of those pine trees that remains, i called it pine number four, caused a water main leak. the water infiltrated the foundation into the tenant's part of my home. i have tenants who live in the bottom part of the house, and during repair large parts from sawed off and removed. so i'm just going to show you the -- this is the area of the sewer main that was leaking. they put a sandbag on top of it to stop the leak. these are major roots that were around the lateral -- i mean, not the lateral, but the water main. there's some ancillary roots, as well. you can see after the removal that they took out all those roots. those are for the pine trees that still remain. and

right now the 400 block of garfield park avenue is closed. police expect it to remain closed until at least 7:00 this morning while they investigate. kron 4's lydia pantazes is on her way to the scene this morning. she will bring us the latest in a live report. ( robin ) happening now... police in san francisco are investigating a double stabbing that happened during pridecelebrations. it happened on the 200 block of golden gate avenue just after 5:00 last night. when police arrived they found two victims. there is no word on their conditions this morning. police have not said what led up to the stabbing. ( robin ) fires were a problem all weekend long for fiefighters all across clifornia. that includes a fire that broke out in hercules along falcon way. kron 4's gayle ong has the details. this was the scene in hercules sunday afternoonit was a spectacle for residents who live on falconbut it was ju

garfield reynolds is with us. some big news for the bond markets.y to talk an exit. >> that's right. italy has vanished as a concern. we prime minister is saying respect the concept of debt reduction, so everything has called down on that front. speakerscouple of ecb that indicated next week is a good chance the ecb will announce it plans to end bond buying by the end of this year, september. we have a chart we can show you on the terminal on the gtv archive. that a see from this week or so ago we had that big spike in italian bonds. and treasury yields went down. that was flight to safety because italian bonds were causing panic. italiant, a tie-in -- treasuries and bunds went up. lessbond buying means demand and higher yields. that will have an impact across bond markets. stocks, stocks suddenly don't seem to have a problem, not with trade wars and with yields getting higher. haidi: what are you expecting for asia on the equity side of things? the it's one of those days where it seems the trade war will not happen. >> it does seem like that. today

after this presidential election the most common for garfield constitutional changes in a generation will come into force if they were only narrowly backed by the turkish people in last year's referendum without on wins the necessary majority he will be an almost all powerful president but he is not there yet. these people stand in his way they are adeline's biggest challenges. sixty one year old medal action as the only woman running for president she has already served as interior minister and last year she founded a new political party she's seen as right wing nationalists and religious some call action on the iran lady of turkey a bigot but it was. injure represents the center left c.h.p. turkey's biggest opposition party the fifty four year old is an outspoken defender of the text republic as envisioned by most of like a mulatto. he's a charismatic speaker and a harsh critic of add on. his turkey's first presidential candidate to run from behind bars despite international protest he's been in custody for a year on the health on terrorism related charges de mint has represents th

garfield: and during the week it or red.een, what that brings in, what people are concerned about, especially with the summer coming up where you get a little bit of liquidity coming out of the market, and you have a lot of risks. wars is still there, trade are still on the horizon. part of the difficulty in pricing those in in the short-term, they are not really short-term impact of vehicles, but at some point something is going to trip things up. the theme has been volatility is back, across all assets. yes, it came back down again last night, but you can see you are holding above a trend line that -- i mean, last year the low volatility milk up was almost inconceivable. ramy: that is right, taking a look at it, falling just a tad, but analysts thinking volatility will be rising moving ahead. garfield, thank you very much. gtvk out four -- our library on your bloomberg terminal. switching to technology, now. apple giving the software that runs iphones and ipads a much-needed overhaul. it has used its developer conference t

. >> carrie presented the award for best actor in a play to andrew garfield to angels in america. >>t's the hardest thing i'll ever do, and it's nothing but a privilege. >> i thought sarah burelis was fantastic. >> and josh together, they're the new amy. >> james corden may have something to say about that. coming up -- >>> name a part of the body you're always banging into things. >> your butt. >> the big change family feud made for kim and kanye. >>> and an awkward encounter with a rod. >>> plus meryl streep's new look. her >>> ellen pompeo hosted the environmental bengal la >>> survey said? >> in case you missed it, kim and kanye won 25 grand for arity on family feud and there was a big surprise twist because the kardashian-jenners won the game but for the first time the losers got to play fast minute and kanye got to thank his mother-in-law. >> i told steve i really feel bad that we won. so he's got to go do fast money. he loves the game so much. >> he was, and he said this is the happiest we've ever seen kanye in our lives. >> they need to play that every day. >>> no family feud

rishaad: garfield, thanks a lot for that.ou can follow more on that story on our markets life log at , where you can find expert analysis from our editors. , hong kong cheung -- what would be its biggest ever deal for c k&a. -- cki. ha peter brexit joining us as we go over the singapore summit. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: 13 minutes past 9:00 in hong kong. in singapore, 24 hours ago, that big summit happened. , president end of it trump repeated his belief he can do a deal with north korea, saying he ertain kim jong -un is on board. our chief north asia correspondent is with us now. send athis will shockwave through america's long military relationship with so, korea. >> it was a bit of a surprise when donald trump announced in the press conference that they would suspend wargthe annual wargames, with south korea. it has taken the blue house, the president's office, by surprise. they were still deciding what the fications of that would be yesterday. of that move is donald trump giving up more leverage i

i'm the owner of 848 garfield street, which is on the northeast corner of garfield and monticello, directly in line with the project at hand, and i can easily second what everybody here so far in opposition has said. i'd like to read for you a statement from one of our neighbors who couldn't be here today. they are cian and steve wolf, they live right adjacent to the property in question. to whom it may concern, we would like to voice our opinion. we are long time residents of merced heights. my husband bought our property over 20 years ago. we are raising our four children at home. we love that a safe, quiet neighborhood with easy street parking and friendly neighbors. nearly three years ago, 278 monticello street was made into a monster. we were first excited to see what changes might be happening, would someday love to expand our home and family, too, since it's so large. it soon became clear that 278 monticello street was not going to be fore one single-family to occupy. we were in disbelief when a neighbor told us how many rooms in the home were going to be converted to. there was simp

. >>> a shooting at a dinner party, swat officers arrived at garfield park avenue around 8:00 last night. the suspect walter ross showed up at his estranged wife's home and started shooting. she wasn't home but adult son was hosting a dinner party. one person was killed, two others were shot including the little boy. both are expected to survive. investigators say ross shot himself and in critical condition. >>> anger over president trump's immigration policy did not die down over the weekend with more protests happening around the country. the president stoked the fire even more on twitter. >> president trump continued his push for stronger immigration policies this weekend, he tweeted, we cannot allow all of these people to invade our country. when somebody comes in we must pleadly with no judges or court cases, bring them back from where they came. >> they want to hire now 5000 more judges so that a person puts the toe in the land that we have to go to trial, this is crazy what we are doing. >> st. 96 law allows for the immediate deportation of annually arrived immigrants arrested nea

andrew garfield won for his leading role. i want more life!s, it was a rather different picture because american productions triumphed. the best musical trophy went to the band's visit, the story of an egyptian police band stranded in a remote israeli town. it won ten tony trophies more than any other production. tom brook, bbc news, new york. i have to see the harry potter one. i have to see the harry potter one. i have seen it. it is utterly, utterly brilliant. is it eight hours long or something ridiculous? yes, but a long break in the middle. there was a big shock in the cricket as scotland beat england for the very first time. callum played a huge part. scotland racked up their highest one—day total in edinburgh thanks to a century from big hitting calum macleod. england are the number one ranked one—day team in the world remember, but even a jonny bairstow hundred wasn't enough as they lost by six runs. a great day in the history of scottish cricket. the energy from the crowd, are own backyard. to chaseit the crowd, are own backyard. to

it happened at home on garfield avenue last night. the woman in the house called police think a man walked in and started shooting. police identified the suspected gunman as a 65-year-old from colorado. they believe he was looking for his estranged wife that was not home. officers say 43 earl timothy gillespie tried to stop the gunman and was shot and killed. the commands 41-year-old son and grandson were also wounded. the suspect turned the gun on himself. he is hospitalized tonight in critical condition. >>> police in richmond cleared up another homeless encampment today. this time, they brought help. paul chambers tells us a mental health officer came along to make sure people get the proper care, not everyone thinks enough is being done to help. >> reporter: four months now, a small group of people lived in the home was in camp near the intersection of 22nd street in carlson boulevard in richmond. >> you can't leav won't have an you get back. >> reporter: they had no way to go and nowhere to go. onlookers felt their pain. >> it ta

it happened after 8:00 on garfield park avenue. investigators say 65-year-old walter ross went to his son's home to confront his estranged wife. she wasn't there. but he opened fire on the people inside his home. he then shot himself. 43-year-old man who was killed have not been identified. ross and a 4-year-old boy are being treated for their injuries. >>> trz pushing for undocumented immigrants to be immediately returned to their home countries without due process. it's still not clear how more than 2,000 children separated from their parents will be reunited. abc's janay norman is in washington. >> reporte reporter: the ongoin at the border. >> we need people that can help us. we want a merit-based immigration system. we need safety at the border. we need the wall. the wall is going to happen. >> reporter: the crisis, more than 2,000 kids taken from their parents in just over a month. spread out across the country, unclear how they'll be reconnected. the president blaming democrats and suggesting undocumented immigrants should b

and that absolutely that garfield even if he day yet. then that's easy to dig out of the block of the dinner he day at the cape the three. men that i hate. now you men are not dark theme not theme of theme simple guys that did not send. the what i had. in. that's why they're built up over. so many and we need. more not of all but i did though i am still. only bit millikan to see that most of us not. know what is the inevitable a business with a simple sort of cut the good one and they are going to learn they're going to your show when it comes and a bit first can the high and high jump just be at the open. and then assad. has the facility. down. let's move the uk. and a half. dozen that have had the film.

. >> police heard at least one gunshot when they arrived at the home on garfield park avenue. they say the gunman shot himself and is in critical condition. the son and grandson will be okay. >>> in richmond a traffic stop turned into a wild chase. it started on 23rd street over calls of a man with a rifle. the suspect fled on eastbound 80 where an officer believes he was fired at. police shut down traffic to collect evidence. the suspect was eventually arrested. >>> in southern california a firefighter was shot and killed while responding to a call early this morning. police say it happened at a high rise apartment building for seniors in long beach. crews were called over reports of an explosion and the smell of gas. police say that's when veteran fire captain dave rosa rushed in to help unaware that a shooter was inside. rosa, another firefighter and a civilian were all hit with gunfire. nd the other >> a group of firemen were bringing one of their personnel down. they were just carrying him. they didn't even have time to wait for a stretcher and they loaded him right onto

let's go to sydney, to garfield reynolds.r the likes of alibaba back to the mainland to begin with? >> a number of reasons. the most obvious is for stage. world's some of the most respected companies in their field. they had some stunning share returns. with those share returns, why don't you want to give your own people the chance to buy those. imagine if americans couldn't by apple or amazon. we have a chart. that picture tells a lot more words than i have time for about why you would want to do this. if you look at what is going on with alibaba, that is one of the companies that the chinese investors could be able to get their hands on. compare it to what is going on. china's stock market is being left behind because it is following state-run companies, energy, materials companies. it is part of this shift china is doing. it wants to be more about dynamic, new economy stocks and less about old economy stocks. i'm curious, in terms of the significance creating the cdr market. going through the rules, are they odorous? one i

another british export, angels in america, collected several trophies, including best actor for andrew garfieldy at. we've been here for the past few hours live. it is very hot, which is something singapore is renowned for. this is my city. i will tell you through what you are seeing behind me. this is a glamorous skyline. we are very much in the spotlight over the next few days. so let us look at the next few days. so let us look at the skyline. the three towers behind me with an extra ordinary pool b top is the marina base stands, built in 2010. it has been their dominating the skyline for the last few years. —— marina bay sands. and this is the fulton county cap hotel. this started as a post office. —— fullerton hotel. we have a few things, the outsize museum, an extraordinary look at the glamorous skyline cult where these meetings are taking place tomorrow. business briefing is coming up next. i will see were just a few minutes time. stay with us on the reed thing. —— the briefing. after a prolonged dry spell of weather for many of us, there are some changes on the horizon. more on that in

tony kushner set in new york during the onset of the aids epidemic also earned an award for andrew garfieldhe ceremony — his musicals have made a big impact on broadway, and he was honoured with a lifetime achievement award. for me to get this from the home of musicals, broadway, is just extraordinary. i'm sort of pinching myself, i don't really believe it. all in all it was a great night for britain, with plays, with uk theatre talent taking home many tony trophies. but when it came to musicals, it was a rather different picture, because american productions triumphed. the best revival of a musical tony went to a production of 0nce on this island, and the best musical trophy went to the band's visit, the story of an egyptian police band stranded in a remote israeli town. it won ten tony trophies, more than any other production. tom brook, bbc news, new york. the duke and duchess of sussex will make an official visit to australia, fiji, tonga and new zealand in the autumn. it will be prince harry and meghan's first royal tour since they got married last month. the trip is scheduled to coinc

let's kick things off, garfield. go for it. >> hi there.k at some of the dynamics at the meltdown in merging markets in asia. so we have got the bottom part of the chart is bloomberg's -- the data on equity flows. that is year on year. 12 months of equity flows. we can see that. i want to look at taiwan and indonesia. those are the two ends of the spectrum and also because there is big outflows. taiwan is tech heavy. china heavy. very large economy. you have different profiles yet both are seeing extraordinary outflows. taiwan, $12 billion over the past month. indonesia, worst ever at about 7.8 billion outflows. part of the jell that ties this route together has been a spike in volatile fifment global volatility has gone up as we saw -- and ry and stay sh then it stayed up. they have to take volatility into account in deciding whether it is worth staying in the investments they have made and the answer they have been givening hthing great no. as long as we have trade wars and fed rates and other things driving volatility keeping it elevated

as 65-year-old walter ross, came to confront his estranged wife at the home on the 400 block of garfield park ave.witnesses say ross entered the home at about 8:04 sunday night. his estranged wife was not there, but their son and daughter- in-law, two grandchildren, and several dinner guests were there when police say ross walked in and fired multiple rounds.officers received several 911 calls about the shooting. one came from a woman inside the home who was hiding in a bathroom.the swat team entered the home and found two men with gunshot wounds.one, a 43-year-old santa rosa resident, was pronounced dead at the scene.a 41-year-old man was alive, but unresponsive. a 4-year-old boy was also injured. both are expected to survive.(oncam) police say ross shot him self and is in critical condition. reporting live in santa rosa, lydia pantazes kron4 news. thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) fires were a problem all weekend long for firefighters all across california. that includes a fire that broke out in hercules along falcon way. this was the scene in

it happened inside a home on garfield park avenue in recon valley on sunday night. a woman called police saying that a man walked in and started shooting. police identified the gunman as 65-year-old walter ross from colorado. they believe he was looking for his estranged wife who is not at the home. timothy gillespie tried to stop this and was killed. the 4-year-old and another work with it. the suspect turned the gun on himself and is in the hospital in critical condition. >>> it is 5:15. cell is back. is everyone behaving on the road?>>> we had a couple of incidents that were not serious. we are doing very well. we look at the gilroy commute just to make sure that it is okay. gilroy to san jose looks good. san martin to morgan hill looks good. if you're coming in from watsonville it looks good. there have been no major problems for the silicon valley drive. if you are an early riser you always seem to get a nice commute. there it is, a live look at 280. the bay bridge has spilled up a little bit since we last saw it. the lights usually come on between now and 5:30

. >> kristina garfield has lived along the border all her life.rom a family of democrats, but she like trump sees a threat in the flow of illegal immigration. >> my biggest concern with the people that are coming over our borders is safety. safety is a huge deal down here. >> reporter: trump is far from popular here in texas where most of the zero tolerance policy attention has been focussed. he only won 28 % of the vote. but there is an undercurrent of conservative latino voters who kind of defy conventional political wisdom. they're unfazed by the rhetoric that undocumented immigrants are using trump's words, invading the country. >> he doesn't sugar coat anything. i think the people of the united states appreciate that also. i don't think it's a bad thing. >> reporter: when you hear people talk about the way he talks about this issue, that it comes off as racist, what do you say? >> that's their problem. they hear what they want to hear and say what they want to say. it's a free country. >> reporter: the president of the young republican's chap

as it was, james garfield of ohio, future president for a brief time in 1881 before being assassinated, declared military authority was needed "to plant liberty on the ruins of slavery." congress felt bound to a higher purpose. as a result of southern states' refusal to ratify the 14th amendment, congress enacted the reconstruction act, putting the rebel states under federal military control. the reconstruction act authorized new state constitutions and united states military commanders took charge of registering alls elect delegates to state conventions. senator charles sumner, ardent supporter of black rights, believed the ballot ensured african-american citizenship and effective protection against white supremacy. believing suffrage would be immortal, he naively thought the right of suffrage once given can never be taken away. across the south, whites thought newly freed slaves would not bother voting were proved dramatically wrong. african americans responded overwhelmingly, often marching to the spot where they had been whipped or sold, and cast their ballots. the reconstruction a

santa rosa police tell us the shooting happened on 400 block of garfield park avenue.. officers are still on the scene investigating. and orginally asked people to stay away from the area. again, from the area. again, sources tell us one person died in this shooting. we don't have any information on suspects or arrests. we are gathering more details and will have updates as we get them. the latest is always on kron4.com. (jrstone) moving along, firefighters have been busy all weekend after several fires broke out in the bay area. tonight we want to begin with a grass fire in hercules off falcon way.it broke out around 1 this afternoon.(jrstone) good evening i'm jr stone.(justine) and i'm justine waldman. that fire is now extinguished. we've learned there were no reported injuries and as kron4's gayle ong reports, it startled a quiet neighborhood today.. . this was the scene in hercules sunday it was a spectacle for residents who live on falcon

garfield: there's uple of things.nding concern has been, is the fed going to end up going to fast. now becausehere is plenty of economic optimism, maybe it is distorted by what is going on at the fed balance sheet, but it's been getting flatter and flatter, as you can see. so that's going to be the will mr.how aggressive powell and his companions be regarding where they see rates going? are we going to get four hikes this year, or three? what are they going to do with the exodus rate on reserves, adjusted by 20 or 25 basis points? a lot of reprising's across the curve and some false readings. it's going to be a little bit difficult to help, but the key video is, are going to get four rate hikes or three in 2018. if it is for, in might be a much flatter curve. >> as we know come the fed board is evenly's lit that wl change in abohours time. thank you very much. don't forget to check out our library for some of the charts you just saw their. prent trp has tweeted that he got along great with kim jong-un at their meeting

it happened inside of a home on garfield park avenue and the valley last night. they said a man walked in and started shooting. police identified the suspected gunman as 55-year-old walter from colorado. they believe he was looking for his estranged wife and was not home at the time. officers say the 43-year-old tried to stop the gunman and was stopped and killed. the 41-year-old son and grandson was wounded and he turned the gun on himself. >> eastbound interstate, police say a man fired a gun at officers. the man was armed with a rifle. when police arrived they saw the command and he got in a truck and drove off. sparking a police chase right on the interstate 80 all the way to fairfield where officers were able to arrest him. authorities say they found the fire inside the vehicle. it was reopened at about 8:00 this morning. >> a veteran firefighter was killed in a shooting. crews from the long beach fire department were responding to an explosion in a high-rise senior home this morning when a man with a gun started shooting. 17-year-old captain was killed and

police received several 911 calls reporting gunshots at a home on garfield park avenue.hen police arrived, they heard one more shot. a woman inside that house called to tell police there were several people inside with -- when a man walked in and started shooting. the sonoma county sheriff's office s.w.a.t. team was called him. they worked out a plan to rescue the people inside the house. they later found out he was the estranged husband of the homeowner. that gunmen is in the hospital in critical condition. e being treated for non-life- threatening injuries. >>> good samaritans rescued two people after they saw a car crashed into the berkeley marina. the driver of that car ended up assaultingone of his rescuers. the car drove off a ledge and into the water yesterday evening. a man in the nearby car said he heard screaming. when he saw the car in the water, he immediately in. cal out on the water and also saw the incident. members say the helped pull the two people onto the boat. >> we were all hanging out here teaching people how to sell. our car went right off of that

speeches on social issues began trending, after andrew garfield spoke in favor of lgbtq. >> lot's just everyone who wants a cake to be baked. >> robert de niro's speech was sensored and introduced bruce springsteen. >> i like to call it jersey boy. ♪ it's your hometown >> the boss received a special award for his record broadway run of 236 sold out shows. >>> harry potter -- >> harry potter and the cursed child won six of 11 award for which it was nominated including best play. ♪ i don't care >> other big brands didn't fair as well. mean girls and sponge bob were tied for most nominations at 12. >> but it was lesser known the band's visit that nearly swept the musical category. >> won ten of 11 awards. almost unheard of. >> it's insane. crazy. >> we were with composer and w newly minted tony winner david yasbeck when the show won final award for best musical. >> of the band. >> whoo! >> yea. >> three big franchises combined for just one win last night. spongebob conveyorpants won that for scenic design. mean girls and frozen simply shut out. >> that's the "overnight news" for this tues

suck it, andrew garfield! suck it!why the little trash panda started climbing, but he ended up there for two whole days because the windows in the building don't open, so they couldn't rescue him. but they could take adorable photos, like this one: of course, windows that open might solve the "raccoon on the side of your office building" problem but present you with a new "raccoon inside your office building" problem. ( laughter ) now, for 48 hours, the internet watched breathlessly, dubbing the little critter "the m.p.r. raccoon," because minnesota public radio was across the street, and they were all over this story. yeah, their coverage was incredible. i loved the raccoon's interview on "fresh air." >> i want to know what you think of the direction the trump administration is heading in, in terms of law enforcement. >> stephen: she's the best interviewer. she just gets answers. her research-- her research is incredible. ( applause ) no one else is going to get that answer. >> jon: that's a good answer. >> stephen: a

garfield. [laughter] >> you got that the wrong way round, rish. equity markets. for most of this month, that has been the absolute pressure point for asian markets in particular, and also global markets. they are not doing particularly well today and the reason everyone is fretting on this is china is a huge equities market. we are talking a quarter of the asian region market cap. it keeps going lower and lower. you can see the way that has brought the asia-pacific regional benchmark down from being an a performer, just before february, to being an underperformer when it comes to s&p 500. and has brought the msci asia-pacific down even further. we are trying to go the way the world is going to go. this is a good illustration of that and why most equity balls are looking a little bit -- equity bulls are looking confused at the moment. rishaad: now it is braun over br ains, david ingles. will get an emerging market chart up. the nfci emerging market index. say, -- whatthey youhave at the bottomthere, have the price chart on top, the second panel is

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(vicki) it happened shortly after eight sunday night at a home on garfield park avenue in santa rosa.t) a colorado man.... armed with two handguns and explosives...bur st into his son's, looking for his estranged wife. nine people were there, but not the estranged wife. however police say the gunman, 65 year old walter ross opened fire anyway, killing 43 year old tim gillaspie-- a neighbor who was there with his wife and their two sons . police say he is an innocent victim. (vicki) police say (vicki)door.>(vicki) police say the gunman then shot and injured his 41 year old son and 4 year old grandson as they ran out of the house... both were treated and the hospital. the gunman then shot himself in the head. police are now trying to piece together a motive (vicki) tonight we are leanring more details on the

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and because of this delay, we're now going to have to take down garfield and rossi pool at the same time which has a reverb impact throughout our system. the other thing i would like to point out, balboa is an interesting example because it is this large complex. the requirement of primary service would have essentially put substation with wires over a park. so in addition to all the things that have been talked about there's the safety aspect, or the perception of safety, for our users that's a concern. another example is the same disagreement. the geneva car barn. old muni building. we're working with a series of partners to transform it into a performing arts center. this resolved quickly. only took us about three months. so overall, this conversation around primary versus secondary has cost the taxpayer just in our department, one of the smaller departments you're going to hear from today, over $2 million and at least two years of lost access to our facilities. not to make a complicated subject even more complicated, but there are also other challenges with pg&e that i just wanted to

andrew garfield made quite an impact in his performance in angels in america. show. he was saying that it was such a landmark play and he cannot wait to see how it affects people. i don't think he will realise that until he has been away from it for a while. remarkable to watch him. especially when he was tony nominated. really extraordinary. what kind of reception was there for glenda jackson? people have been enamoured with her since she came back to broadway. it's been 30 years since we had her. many times in the british parliament. we have respect for people who serve in government here. she was marvellous in the press room. one of my favourite reactions from the night, somebody told her that her performance was a masterclass. and she said, then i should have liked to have seen it. chuckles she also said that she and edward, when he directed her, had a complicated relationship. someone said, what do you wish you could say to edward, and she said i wish he could have seen this production, i would have liked to have heard what he had to say. she has been real

they got a call from the 400 block of garfield park and shots fired inside a home. as officers arrived they heard another shot. police entered the home hand found four people suffering from gunshot wounds. witnesses say the victims are members of the same family. police are not saying who was kill, but they do say there is no gunman on the loose. no threat to the public. the three injured people were taken to the hospital with unknown injuries. >> people are seeing something in a moment, and they don't understand the story behind it. >> reporter: now to an interview you'll see only on nbc bay area. the san francisco woman who called police on a girl selling bottled water near at&t park is telling her story to the. she says she cannot believe people think her actions were racially motivated. the video has gone viral and has even led to threats against her. nbc bay area's marianne favro is in the newsroom and has that exclusive interview. >> reporter: social media users are calling the woman permit patty. her name is palson edle, a san francisco entrepreneur and says

. >>> other top stories, police giving us graphic new details on a deadly rampage last night on garfield and santa rosa. santa rosa police now say the estranged husband of a woman who lives at the home showed up unexpected and she wasn't there and the son was having friends over for dinner. walter ross from colorado began firing and one man died and a 4-year-old was shot. two others suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. ross is alive after turning the gun on himself. >>> plus you may soon have to pay a toll when you drive to treasure island. the plan is reportedly getting some resistance. according to the examiner, transportation leaders hope to launch ferry service and to pay for it, a toll service may begin in 2021. some supervisors are already coming out against that idea. >>> happening today, if you take muni in san francisco, your commute just got trickier. today and for the next two months, muni is closing the twin peaks tunnel. if you take the k, l or m train downtown you have to take buses. you might have gotten a taste of that this year when they did it for a three-day weekend.

going up at garfield community school and the playground is going to be built from scratch from the groundp based on drawings from some of the elementary school students themselves. they know what they like. that event is part of the annual week of possibilities and nonprofits come together to address challenges facing our community. >>> san francisco pride is coming up this weekend and more than a million people are expected to flock to the city for the pride festival. now, this morning emergency management officials are taking steps the make sure that everyone stays safe. now, if you're planning to go to the festival, asked to sign up for emergency text alerts. all you have to do is text pride sf to the number you see right there on the screen. 888777. and then automatically be enrolled in the city's emergency alert system for pride weekend and same system used for natural disasters and major emergencies. >>> well, tomorrow yet another new bay area golf course to open to the public and it is opening to rave reviews. >> seth curry and andre iguodala giving the stamp of approval. here's nb

he was set of james garfield that he would not be possessed of the backbone of an angle worm .could be more subtle. thatites in his memoir when rosecrans expenses plan for chattanooga, grant said his only surprise was he had done nothing to carry them out. grant new how to pay back his debts. it's interesting in that regard he was very generous to george mcclellan in those postwar recollections. was he angry at lincoln? if he was, he did not let it show. rather, he responded to it. , he shouldomes out have been angry. david hunter comes out before chattanooga. another spy. grant, a little shrewder than for,e give them credit decides he is going to absorb the spy, make him my own, make him my advocate. that is something mcclellan could not have done, would not have thought of. yes? >> just a quick question. do you think you could do a similar study or something with the other side, save the confederate side, maybe between lee and -- save davis and lee? brooks: yes and people have. studies to date have descended many times into personality and character studies of people who badl

garfield community school. playground dra playground is from the drawings.y come together to face challenges facing the community. >> i think it's outstanding when an organization takes projects like this, take the ideas of the kids and implement them. the kids, as you say, kris, are the ones that are going to need and use that area. the bay bridge, traffic very smoothly south of the bay bridge around 880. still tracking an earlier crash and truck fire over in oakland. the smoke is no longer visible from the freeways. westbound and eastbound as well there are crashes. only westbound as you approach willow pass where we do have one crash causing more slowing. a little more slowing. light traffic as well as the rest of coco county. move out and show you the bay, no major problems. the peninsula just starting to see traffic heading across san mateo bridge and volume builds a tad as well. west 92. >> those pictures don't tell the story of what the weather will be like this weekend. >> right. we start out with clouds. we know it's going to be a fairly cool day. t