and here we've got the bulls and bears this week gary b. smith, jonas max faris, john layfield with gary and sasha burns. welcome, everybody. terrorists are out to kill but are they aiming at our economy as well? >> yes, they are. look at specifically what happened on tunisia on the beach, a western beach, a holiday beach, specifically targeted to disrupt the western tunisian economy. very similar to what they would like to do here. pt i don't want to be an alarmist. next week we have the caliphate declaration anniversary and july 4th two big events that are occurring in just a matter of just the next week that is going on. and you look at what happened post 9/11, the two to three trillion dollar of expeps caused to our economy, not to mention the thousands of lives lost that day and in the war on terror following that. it's so much better to prevent this from happening than it is to have to react to it. i think our fbi and homeland security has tone an exceptional job of stopping these terror attacks from happening so far. >> jonas, 9/11 wa

. >> gary b.? >> i'm surprised we have such pollyannas on the panel other than john they're all like whistling while you work. i want to go back to some of the economic consequences. for only a half a million dollars, al qaeda caused, as john pointed out, $3.3 trillion hit to the economy. now, you say all right, well isis is not going to hijack planes and go through all that stuff. well look at in 2002 i was living here in d.c. we had the d.c. snipers. two idiots driving around in a car pretty much shut down the city and the suburbs for about 2 1/2, 3 weeks. i know it because my kids were in high school and we canceled high school sports that were outside. i'm sure a lot of other company picnics, really anything that you had to go do outside was shut down. so we could all say, oh we'll recover, we'll move on. i get that. but we didn't in d.c. for about 2 1/2 weeks. if it was something bigger it would be even worse. >> when all is said and done we get past things. we go back to business. and i under

here they are, the bulls and bears this week gary b. smith, jonas max faris, john layfield along with naomi canseco and ashley pratt. it seems like the threats are going. how worried should we be for our safety and our economy? >> extremely, brenda. i think, you know, it's not too much of an exaggeration. we're fighting right now the next world war. and here's the reason. we are now an interconnected society. terrorists have so much easier way to strike. they can recruit easier. they can hack into government sites like we've seen. they can -- they have knowledge about where our military bases are, how to build bombs and things like that. if the terrorists made a concentrated effort cyber-wise to attack the united states the devastation, brenda, to the economy could be just like we had -- we saw in europe to their economies during world war ii. horrible. >> it doesn't look like we'll have a marshall plan available for us. ashley how worried are you about this for our safety and for our economy? you lived in boston. you understood what ha

fshz gary b. >> the new hot sector is cybersecurity.lo ato networks up 50% in the next year. >> john your prediction please. >> the sevan curry. >> love curry. >> i can't watch the triple crown. >>> well who needs to wait for the republican primary debates i think i just started them on my show. take a look. >> if all of the republican candidates for president want to stand on one side of the stage and say they'll cut people's social security and medicaid benefits after they paid on them for 50 years of work and i'm the only other one on the side of the stage saying that i won't. i believe the government ought to honor its promises to people. >> i'm campaigning on fundamental reform to preserve entitlements. we should gradually increase the retirement age. >> if we're going to fix it we need to start working on it now and progressively raise the

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here they are, the bulls and bears this week gary b.mith, jonas max faris, john layfield along with naomi canseco and ashley pratt. it seems like the threats are going. how worried sho

gerri willis, gary b. smith, lizzie mac donald, what do you think? >> for american investors, the hit is not big. $3.7 billion of american money in greece. but to the extent that it hurts european economies and especially their stock and bond markets, $1.2 trillion is the amount of money that americans have invested in those markets through mutual funds and etfs -- neil: which is why the broader european index funds, they were feeling that pinch. >> absolutely right. so there is an impact here. americans will feel it in their 401(k)s, but the greek exposure not so big. neil: not so big. the fear, i guess, lizzie, that others drop and that others feel the same heat. i'm wondering now given the news out of puerto rico, that it's $70 billion in debt, it can't repay. it's going to look for repayment schedule with sympathetic american lenders, there are a host of states that have unfunded liabilities here as well in this country, this could be big. >> it could be big, and we have to tell ourselves watch out. u.s. banks could be exposed to puerto rico. why

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here they are, the bulls and bears this week gary b.h, jonas max faris, john layfield along with naomi canseco and ashley pratt. it seems like the threats are going. how worried should

maria: mark, here is gary b. my question is just a more general terms, why are we still listening to this fad? i don't mean that so starkly as i say. the feds track record record is so awful in the past, why do we even placed a thin white janet yellen or ben bernanke or anyone says? >> they've done a good job in the economic arena. in fact, janet yellen's forecasting has been quite good. "the wall street journal" ran a nice pc year ago tracking forecast accuracy as best as they could clean it. the accuracy has been very, very good with respect to economic growth. that is almost beside the point. the sad, given what we've been through and what we are going through and all the risks, they've done a marvelous job of navigating the economy. if there's anyone to listen to, it would be the fed. obviously they can't get it exactly right, but they've gotten a pretty ripe. maria: it is an important question on the because we are looking for guidance in terms of when things change. there's a fair massive insurgency. he jus

baseball and ranks ninth in batting average >> gary: aoki:.317 ba 2 hr 19 rbi >> gary: donald time with a bare hand--donaldoson with a bnd! >> gary: tam left me a card from a police officer. >> pam: i told jim he went to school, his son go to school with your daughter. all >> gary: i saw was police officer. >> pam: you were worried? >> gary: a little bit. >> gary: when you go tear gas processing sit car from a police officer grant? you would not worry? >> grant: was she said she told you. >> gary: i was not listening. >> pam: (laughter) it >> gary:stephen curry was at the 2-k games studio today filming for the upcoming video game n-b-a 2-k-16 >> gary: suit and was first filmed doing one of his pre- game warm-ups: dribbling two basketballs at the same time >> gary:curry also showed off his signature raise and point to the sky after making a shot curry will be featured on the cover of n-b-a 2-k-16 which will be released september 29th. >> gary:lebron james' chances of returning to the nba finals may have taken a hit today. >> gary:despite statements that he would return cleveland cavaliers forward kevin love has opted ou

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is that a plan b that doesn't work? gary: it's absolutely essential to understand there was not going to be a major military presence in the former confederacy. even republicans in congress were not going to vote the money for that the people weren't interested in it. they -- the government's budget went to $1.3 billion in 1865 and that wasn't going to happen. part of the question is what can you do with the u.s. army that only has 50,000 soldiers in it. any huge proportion of them are deployed to the west? i think the amendments are a way to do a great deal when you know you are not going to do -- certain options really aren't options. in a true occupation, i think is really not an option. we use that word lightly when i think we talk about a postwar occupation. they are united states soldiers there, african american soldiers, white soldiers, but there were one million u.s. soldiers deployed in may of 1865, they didn't occupy all of the south area. joan: they were deployed on an ad hoc basis. john: if you think of the rank-

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b-a finals. and what a game one it was as they go to overtime with the cavaliers. gary has the full highlihgts.ion. next my name is peter tran. i'm a gas service representative. i've been with pg&e nine years. as an employee of pg&e you always put your best foot forward to provide reliable and safe service and be able to help the community. we always have the safety of our customers and the community in mind. my family is in oakland, my wife's family is in oakland so this is home to us. being able to work in the community that i grew up in, customers feel like friends, neighbors and it makes it a little bit more special. together, we're building a better california. >> gary: warriors-cavaliers game 1. here we go. lebron james enters in his best "shaft" outfit steph curry kisses his daughter riley just before tip-off 1st quarter james hits a 3-pointer something he hasn't done well in the playoffs cavs jumoped out to a 14 point lead early 2nd quarter curry 3-pointer 36-36 tie 3nd quarter klay thompson. 3-pointer65-64 cavs 4th quarter andre igoudala 3-pointer with his shoe off!. 86-85 cavs curry h

b-a title. what you need to know before you go to the parade. >> gary :coming up a little bit later in this broadcast we have the news for the aids--a's and the giants a little bit later called at and tomorrow expect more sunshine as temperatures start to walk into the '90s for part of the east bay. i will tell you how long it will stick around in your forecast coming up next >> pam :shots rang out in a busy emeryville grocery store parking lot earlier today. no one was hit. but it was frightening for those in the area. the shooters are still on the loose. kron 4's j.r. stone has an exclusive interview with a witness who saw it all unfold. >> : he proceeded to duck down a little bit and from what i saw he was just shooting up in the air. >> j.r. :d.j. is describing what she witnessed in this emeryville pak n' save safeway parking lot around 1:30 thursday afternoon. a location where police say two people exchanged gunfire from two different cars. > > : i was able to see the sot i was able to see the driver and the shooter and the gun that he was shooting with that is how good of vision i had. >> : it

the n-b-a champion warriors have a new opponent off the court. which they probably didn't anticipate. >> gary :and coming up a little bit later in this broadcast we have news for the aids--a's and we will talk about the return of warriors ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around, barbara ♪ ♪ forever i've been praying for a snack in my life ♪ ♪ and now i have a brownie ending all of my strife ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. >> pam :a convicted, violent sex offender is back in custody tonight. after allegedly violating his parole in the east bay. charles christman lived in walnut creek. but now he has been moved out of the neighborhood he was placed in. kron 4's vic

susan swain: following up on the question about her views about women, gary robinson is asking susan b pardoned by president grant -- did julia have any influence on this decision? pamela sanfilippo: don't know if she had influence on that decision. she did become friends with susan b. anthony and although she wasn't working for suffrage for women, she did refuse to sign an anti-suffrage petition that was going around, which was duly noted. and she had certainly learned during the war years when she was kind of forced to take on roles that typically the husband would have assumed, she learned how to become independent and felt that women should have some role in decision-making. susan swain: now, we're going to visit another of the grant sites and we'll ask you to set the stage for this one. it's called "hardscrabble farm." what is it and where is it? pamela sanfilippo: when grant resigned from the army in 1854 and came back to st. louis, they lived for a short time at the main house, white haven. but living under his father-in-law's roof was not what he wanted for his family. and so h

b-a championship shirts. the manager says that as long as people continue to show up they will continue to stay open gary will be back in sports with more warriors' highlights later in the broadcast. plus: tragedy strikes a close-knit group of young people in berkeley when a balcony collapses, killing six of them. we have that plus the rest of today's top stories. >> reporter :some clouds rolling in but temperatures will warm up and i'll tell you about that up next now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percent natural with no antibiotics. well you're an herbalist. help us to be natural. will those herbs do it? those? one grows hair, the other increases energy. gasp! do i look natural herb man? can i call you herb man? i'm trying to look natural. call me natural. you look like a steve. can i call you steve? hi steve. i'm natural. say something. why aren't you guys saying anything? introducing new simply raised chicken with no antibiotics. from foster farms. simply better. for over 60,000 california foster

gary nbc 10 news. >>> breaking news from overnight. a man shot an intruder inside his house in philadelphia. nbc 10 was on the scene in b street where the homeowner was awakened by a 19-year-old man around 3:30 this morning. the man shot the man in the stomach, and police tell us there was no sign of forced entry at the house. go to the website, nbc10.com for more updates. >>> new from overnight, a man says he was stabbed in the arm while trying to break up a fight at a bar in philadelphia over brook neighborhood. police responded to the scene at over brook avenue. so far no arrests in this case. >>> firefighters return to the scene of a deadly fire in bus annual ton yesterday. investigators are still trying to figure out what started the fire in a house on avon street in philadelphia. a woman died and her mother has critical injuries, and her father got out okay. firefighters tell us they found one smoke detector in the home but it was not working. >>> today funeral services will be held in south philadelphia for a contestant of "the voice" that died last week. he was found dead of an aupparent suicide. officials have

gary radnich. today we learned the warriors lead all professional sports teams with five espy nomations this year and the championship team added to their roster last night at the n-braft the warriors selected kevon looney from u-c-l-a at 30th overall looney led all fresh-man in the nation with 15 double-doubles last season with a 7'- 3" inch wing- spanlooney is a skilled rebounder and defender looney led u-c-l-a in three- point shooting percentage here's looney on joining the reigning n-b-a champs team usa looking to make the semifinals of the womens world cup. in ottawa tonight against china. lauren holiday and megan rap- inoe suspended for multiple yellow cards we go to the 51st minute. it is scoreless we learn that the golden state warriors leave it all professional sports team with all picks. the warriors selected mr. looney. this cat has a 6 ft. three win spanned. >> : a see places like me who could play a lot of positions. go to our >> reporter: is scoreless until carly pits into the center and make sit-in to the gold makes the one to zero usa wins this one to zero. >> reporter: in sacramento todaythe u-s senior open started its second round the 100-degree w

gary said was right. we felt it's more important to get the content right than to worry about that deadline. be felt that by putting out a bipartisan statement we were actually helping the administration. the signal we were sending is there is a bipartisan can insist that will support an agreement that has these principles, and these principles themselves are embodied in the framework understanding. if you can produce this kind of agreement, you can have this kind of consensus and in many respects, this is something the administration should be able to embrace. as gary said, it's a kind of reminder that these are the principles that the administration itself has used as a criteria to define a good agreement. we are simply reinforcing that point. charlie: why do you think -- is this a negotiating tact, or have it decided to take a harder line for some other reason? gary: i think it's the style the iranians employed when it comes to negotiations. first, they tried to use a deadline as a form of pressure on us as opposed to pressure on themselves. secondly, it's interesting that the supreme leade

gary, nbc 10 news. >>> now to breaking news from overnight. a man shot an intruder inside his house in philadelphia. nbc 10 was on the scene in bin olney. the homeowner shot the man in the stomach and med eubgz rushed him into surgery at einstein medical center. there was no sign at forced entry. >>> now breaking news we are following out of dallas. authorities say several suspects in an armored van open fire on the police headquarters just after midnight. they rammed a cop car before leading police on a chase. right now officers have the van surrounded in a parking lot and are negotiating. four suspicious bags were found and as a robot tried to move one of the bags it exploded. nobody was hurt in the explosion or shooting and we will continue to update you throughout the forecast. >>> a man stabbed in the arm while trying to break up a fight at a bar in philadelphia over brook neighborhood. there are no arrests in this case. >>> today wilmington's mayor and police commission will meet with citizens about how to put the crime recommendations into action and it will be about what individuals and nonprofit organizations can do to

b, c, d those names come out. >> he was a figure nationally but especially in rural yorkville. gary matt lock says that he is not aware of anything. >> has this shaken your respect for him? >> i don't know if shaken. it's begin me second thoughts i guess is what i am saying. >> now hester is expected to enter a plea and if proven guilt, these could send him to prison. >> thanks. >>> health officials are looking to come in contact with anyone that came in contact with a woman who had deadly tuberculosis. she spent time in missouri and tennessee and being diagnosed with drug resistant tb. she in the quarantine in maryland. david, let me begin with how serious this is. >> reporter: this is a form of tuberculosis called xd. extreme drug resis zpant that means that it does not respond at all to the four treatments for tuberculosis. there are treatments that we use that are experimental and they require significant cost and right now require her to be obtained in a facility of building ten. >> we know that she came to the united states from india and travelled to three states and putting

b-a finals in cleveland. in less than a hour from now. >> pam: kron 4 sports director gary radnich joins me. return to >> gary:lebron james arriving at the "q" prior to tonight's game 6 jerry west in 1968 is the only player to win finals mvp playing for the losing team >> gary:lebron is averaging 36.6 points, 12.4 rebounds and 8.8 assists as he has almost single handedly kept cleveland in the series >> gary:word is if he does win mvp and the warriors clinch tonight he will be given the trophy outside the cavs locker room while the warriors celebrate on the floor >> gary:here is lebron on winning the mvp in a losing effort >> reporter: you can see the fans right behind me going into the arena. they are still all and. let's show you some video. around 930 the same relaxed. they did their drills. once the gun and curry i did not even see him shoot a shot at he would pass from ott to teammates. we saw klay thompson do some shooting as well and quickly took off. get this? this is a huge game for them. curry says he slept like a baby. it was so hard for them and they were dehydrated that he had no

b-a finals. and need a win tomorrow night to even things up before coming back to oracle arena. >> pam: kron 4 sports director garych joins me. >> you should have heard on the shote earlier this morning. people turn. >> gary: our folks that are writing letters. you never played you automatically think the world is coming to an end. tomorrow night, if they lose them rip thumbprint but until then? >> gary: do not become a professional basketball player or at least unless you have a passion. sometimes you do not know what is hitting you print this that make sense? >> pam: right. >> pam: think how you look at how lebraun ended in to that was a part of it. people are san that in the dispirited before they even started the game. >> gary: you are lebraun approved you are lebraun. >> pam: of course! >> gary: back and forth and the motion did inspire the crowd. i want one of the best shows in history and not eating shooting well at 34%. his will has put the cavaliers up to games to one terret-- to 1 >> have to play better and become more consistent and help our team from manfred-- our team win >> are one win away from bein

b," "c" and "d," those names come out. >> reporter: in rural yorkville many are having a hard time reconciling the man they knew with the one going before a judge this afternoon. garyatlock, a wrestler hassert coached, said he niece's not aware of anything inappropriate. has this thing shaken your respect for dennis hastert. >> i don't know if shaken. it's surprised me. it's given me second thoughts i guess is one of the things. >> reporter: hastert is expected to enter a plea later this afternoon. and that's when we'll find out if he intends to fight these charges, which if proven could send him to prison. >> dean, thanks. >> this morning, health officials are racing to locate anyone who came into contact with a woman who became infected with a rare and deadly form of tuberculosis. the woman flew from india and spent time in missouri and illinois and tennessee. the woman is now at the institute of health in maryland. david, let me just begin with how serious this is. >> so this is a form of tuberculosis called xtr,s treatmently drug resistant which means it doesn't respond to the treatments of tuberculosis. so there are treatments that we use that are experimental