gilbert, two questions. are you related to dan gilbert, owner of the cleveland cavaliers come up current world champions of basketball? secondly, i notice in cleveland you have a lot of panhandlers, homeless and different things -- have they been coordinated during this time to have their certain place where they can gather, just like the protesters are? thank you. mr. gilbert: thank you, i appreciate the comments on our beautiful city. i am no relation to dan gilbert, although i get it all the time. but i am a lifelong clevelander and like everyone here and around the country we are still on the high from the championship victory. in terms of homeless, yes, there has been a lot of attention given. we have been working with united way and other social agencies for many months to make sure the homeless and other groups are accommodated during the convention. ms. brawner: and what goes into that? mr. gilbert: it is a gathering -- one, it is coordinating agencies to making sure people know that if there are str

so, you know -- >> once behind bars, gilbert's violent temper led to numerous other crimes, including stabbing another inmate to death. this time for much less than $36. but gilbert made it clear to us, in prison, things aren't always as they seem. >> everybody wants to talk about i killed somebody over a carton of cigarettes. you know, it's not a carton of cigarettes. that may be the catalyst that leads to something, but, you know, if somebody owes me a soda pop or i owe him a soda pop and they come to me and say i need to get that soda pop you owe me, i spit in their face and talk to them like they a bitch or something, and then they kill me, whose fault is it? it isn't about the soda pop no more. on the street, yeah, you call the police and put a stop to that. what do you do in here? i tell you what you do, you go get you a knife and you stab that son of a bitch and say you ain't taking nothing else. that's the end of that. here's what happens when you come to take something from me. >> we'll want to do bobby gifford first. >> all right. >> a-1 to a-4. 10-84 on your unit. >> gilber

amy: didn't gilbert's relationship with the press.are talking about donald , no longeger do we use the word presumptive nominee, but the republican presidential nominee. there are a number of interesting parallels. among them, journalists have been banned from donald trump's press conferences. they could not ban them from the rnc, but d dan gilbert's relationship with journalism. peter: it is well known. when anyone in a local paper write something critical of dan gilbert, he will place an angry phone call, at least one. it has c certainly had a chillig effect, in my opinion. i go back to the sports subsidy. they bombed the airwaves with $3 million of advertising. "keep cleveland strong." this was at a time when the consensus was infant mortality werewas very high and we one of the most economically segregated cities. at the same time, he is saying at the same time that we should keep cleveland strong by giving him and his fellow owners $3$300 million,n, when they don't tells why they need it. it is quite stunning and it reminds me of

james gilbert has a different idea coming from a perspective of the history of religion.there was not a cultural divide. that and prominent cases like the scopes trial, that was exploited to sell the controversy by the media, but in it,, as guil gilbert puts capra did not have to build bridges between science and religion. they were already there, and he only had to walk his films across them. another basically says this film was able to be made because a premier storyteller. his focus was on storytelling and narrative and he was exercising his artistic license to create a new mythology, a quasireligious sense of cosmic unity and awe. so there are multiple theories thet why it was received way it was and why it had success over the years and classrooms. again, to conclude like coming back to this larger lesson that pandora articulates so eloquently, some of what we do in this class is science for the masses, right? science for a popular audience. pandora warns us not to ignore signs for popular culture, because when you ignore science for popular culture, you miss levels

her mother marie gilbert killed by her remaining daughter sarah in custody for the murder. tragedy for the family that lost so much already.. reporter: i chased it to jamaica estates, new york. >> ring the doorbell and see what the inside looks like. reporter: i met isaac living in this home for eight years. >> have you gotten to know him better living in the home? >> i feel we have something in common with him. reporter: which is what? the house? anything else? the billions of dollars? >> no, i'm far beyond. reporter: as i walked into the room, there was a living room, a fire place, a tv, spacious, very nice, what was spectacular about this home is a lot of it has the original 1940s touch. >> this is the stuff that his dad, fred trump, actually built. reporter: he built these? >> he builds half the houses in the neighborhood. reporter: this is the house where trump is believed to have lived until the age of four. >> guys, this floor is where trump's baby feet walked on. reporter: i was speaking to howard, the agent trying to sell the house. >> one of the most unique things

gilbert. >> what time is the meeting? >> this is a special meeting, if you want to make public comment on the special meeting. >> i want to know what time? next tuesday. >> yes. are there any other memb members of the public? seeing none. at this time, it's closed. can you read the memoriam, madame clerk. >> on behalf of late mr. josh williams, at the suggestion of supervisors, supervisor yee kim and mar for the late, principal of galileo. black share. that concludes, our business for the day. >> we're adjourned for the regular board meeting and the special board meeting. (meeting is adjourned at 10:24 pm). >> working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class style it is the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on the rulers project for free wifi and developing projects and insuring patie

anthony gilbert from slam magazine joins us.able finish to the british open at phil nicholson and stenson. >>> welcome to the sports zone i'm lesley van arsdale, the union in action, the sixers need to take action, first we'll starts out with baseball. final game in the nl east. the fightins sent zach eflin to the mound. he was 14 and two with a

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dan gilbert is the owner of the cavaliers and he is the owner of quicken arena.. >> it is a great song. >> what does this mean to have this here in cleveland? >> i think this is great for the city. we are coming off a big winning streak. we have lake erie monsters who just one their first calder cup which is the american hockey league. lebron james and kyrie irving and kevin love members of the team to win the nba championship. >> this is a couple of summers ago. lebron was a free agent. we went to miami and you know what? things happen in business. people have a communication here and there. if you hold grudges on either side, it's not good for anybody. but it's a long history and we are all excited right now. >> you launched the quicken loans arena. what is this like for you? >> it's not your grandfather's but it's pretty amazing. i just heard one of the guys here tell me that work cost $2 million alone. a lot of time, money, and effort in this ian a lot of experts and hard workers. because of the playoffs, it was the shortest period of time anybody had to get

james gilbert has a chapter in his book about these films, and he cites a letter from a viewer telling not only fine entertainment and scientific education, but it was a religious experience as well. what we get from watching this movie is a sense that there may be a kind of diversity of popular ideas about evolution and the relationship with science and with religion. so how did this film get made? it got made largely because of capra, but received the way it was for several reasons. one talks about the way in which, you have to go back to television as a medium in development. the standards for different genres, documentaries, science education, inspiration were still being formed, so this is part of, the fact these things are not settled allows capra to work with those. scopes trial, that was exploited to sell the controversy by the media, but in fact, as gilbert puts it, capra did not have to build bridges between science and religion. they were already there, and he only had to walk his films across them. another basically says this film was able to be made because capra was a pre

gilbert and victor capital management. at&t and tbg have also submitted bids.here could be a decision in about a week. goldman sachs reporting cut infollowing a -- more thancosts 400 people happen dropped this year. that's happen dropped this year. 400 people have been a dropped this year. shery: matt miller is live in minneapolis. netflix is one of the big movers today. netflix.uge move in i have a chart that hillary put together. this shows you the one-day move with the earnings denominated by -- the problem was subscribers. drop we have seen in netflix shares since late last year. because of this drop in subscriber growth, you saw a 14% moved to the downside. is taking with his price target of $122 a share because he thinks they will get the subscribers to $140 million by 2020. this is a concern for netflix shares today. vonnie: talk to me about yahoo!. the closer we are getting to some kind of insert -- answer, the less volatile the stock is. matt: as you said in your global business flash a moment ago, the amount of bitterness is narrowing down. isthe amou

gilbert, two questions. are you related to dan gilbert, owner of the cleveland cavaliers ?have they been coordinated during this time to have their certain place where they can gather, just like the protesters? thank you. thank you, i appreciate the comments on our beautiful city. no relation to dan gilbert, although i get it all the time. and a lifelong clevelander like others, we are still on the high from the championship victory. in terms of homeless, yes, there has been a lot of attention given. been working with united way and other social agencies for months to make sure the homeless and other groups are accommodated during the convention. host: what goes into that? is a gathering and coordinating agencies to making sure people know that if there are street closures and other things, where can people go? and makingnication sure that the shelters need extended hours, that the homeless and other populations nowhere to go and how to get there, so it is coronation and communication. host: speaking about behind us, you are talking about making cleveland pretty and making

. >> reporter: mark gilbert and his family moved into this brand new queen village town home in februaryse with new furniture, including a bed set from this mattress warehouse store. >> after about two weeks, my wife and i were unhappy with our box spring and mattress. >> reporter: since it was under warranty, he went back to the store to pick out a new set. he waited for a call back from the store rep to see when the sets could be exchanged. that was back in march. >> he said he would call us back. he never called us back. a couple times we called the store and then we started calling the customer service. >> reporter: gilbert said weeks turned into months with no answers and no exchange from mattress warehouse. then gilbert says he saw a former co-worker on nbc 10 responds. >> she apparently got her issue resolved, and i said let me just go for it. so we did. >> he reached out to the company and in a statement it tells us in part, quote, we were unaware of any prior attempts to set a delivery date and had we known there was a problem, it would have certainly been resolved long before r

the cleveland owner, his name is dan gilbert and he's a big deal.leveland is a city of champions once again! the cavaliers are nba champions. >> for the first time in more than 50 years, cleveland recently celebrated a pro sports championship. did you hear? lebron james and the cavaliers beat golden state to capture the franchise's first title. less than a month later, cleveland hosting the republican national committee. dan gilbert is the owner of the cavaliers and he is the owner of quicken arena. they should choose this moment to sing the star-spangled banner you are hear. it is a great song. >> it is a great song. >> what does this mean to have this here in cleveland? >> i think this is great for the city. we are coming off a big winning streak. we have lake erie monsters who just one their first calder cup which is the american hockey league. lebron james and kyrie irving and kevin love members of the team to win the nba championship. >> this is a couple of summers ago. lebron was a free agent. we went to miami and you know what? things happen

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martin gilbert said the weak pound is spurring demand. 2008 was a liquidityigh driven prices.the depreciation of the pound, we can see a huge stimulus in u.k. property. i don't want to sound to cynical investor the retail from abroad coming in, and taking advantage of the weak currency and lower prices. david: and shares of nintendo have soared again after the success of its pokemon go smartphone game. $7 million has been added to the market value since the game 's launch last week. the game has topped the charts oth the u.s. ands australia since its release. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists in more than 120 countries around the world. manus? manus: japan's prime minister has promised swfiift and old economic measures after winning an election. we are now joined from tokyo. so, the win put the wind in his sails. what are we getting ready for? stimulus me up? >> that is right. he said he wants to do bold stimulus measures. when prime minister abe decided to announce he was postponing the sales tax increase back on june 1 he said, they will be brought, bol

dan gilbert, as you have mention. this debate ranges from $3 billion, depending on what is accounted for, what actions are accounted for in those bids. we assume that most of these folks are bidding for yahoos core assets, which would include search, e-mail, advertising. but it is unclear what company for howng for what and much, what they plan to do with yahoo!, if indeed they are the winning bid. it has been discussed verizon would consider merging yahoo! with aol. newlymstrong may run that merged company. we don't know a lot about how this process will play out. we don't know, once the winner is chosen, when we will know who that company is. bank it is -- david: what are analysts expecting to see? emily: marissa mayer has assured investor she will continue on with -- continue on improving the business. of it is priced into the stock. yahoo! shares are up 13% day-to-day optimism. if we are expecting display ad sales to drop once again. yahoo! marketer expects will account for 2% of display ads by the end of this yea

will it the verizon, dan gilbert, or a little-known firm called vector capital management?e will break it down, next. emily: the news investors are waiting for -- yahoo! could be just a week away from a sale. now is former yahoo! -- what do weeric know in terms of the top three on the list? tell us about actor capital. guest: vector capital is a name few people know. sales the reasons the process has dragged on so long is that the advisors were trying to figure out how serious are some of these bids. from my sources i have spoken to, there are five bidders remaining. are seen as the longshots at this point. so you have vector, which is typically a middle-market technology firm, but they have raised enough financing from limited partners and have partnered with sycamore ventures to put forth a formidable bid to theoretically compete with verizon, which is an absolute but he mess, and dan gilbert who owns quicken loans and other properties. andould likely take yahoo! have some synergy with quicken and run yahoo! better than marissa mayer and the team has been able to. we shou

gilbert? host: uh-huh.mazed people do not understand how conventions work and how the bidding process works throughout the country. there were several callers that insinuated that, well, his job was for the republicans, and the way it works is cleveland could have been on the republican convention, they could have made a bid for the democratic convention, like the democrats will have their convention in philadelphia, cities across the country bid for different conventions, whether republican, democratic, the hardware convention, the booksellers convention, all these different conventions going on all of the inntry, and cities put bids to try to entice different conventions to come to their city because of the influx, if they have the proper is because of, it the influx of all those dollars that are going to come in for hotels, motels, restaurants, ons, different venues going around the conventions and the tourism dollars. that is where i wish people would understand. is an paid for by the democrats as far a

gilbert: another reason, helicopter money.al bankers are saying helicopter money is not something that will work. there is an a lot of research and talk about it and i wonder -- it is coming down the turnpike because nothing else is working and it becomes a last resort. francine: do you think what has been done so far with central banks around the world -- we do not know actually where we would be if we had not done as much as we have. what is the next step? do we still have anything in the toolbox or will helicopter money work? mr. bullard: for the u.s. we certainly have a lot in the toolbox because we put limits on the qe program. we could do more forward guidance at a lot of things in the u.s. the u.s. is very close to the mandated outcomes. unemployment is right at the national rate and the dallas fed is 1.4 mean inflation with a target of 2. you are good in terms of meeting mandates in the u.s. if some shock came on, we could do more. shock is the under performer. you are a public official, i do it, you have to be careful

[applause] donald trump: in terms of some of the folks, david gilbert -- where's david? is david around someplace? e roman, chris conner, chris kelley. these people are all here. you don't have to come up and speak. beth mooney. where's brian jack? boy, brian. brian. what a job you did, brian. ok. that's all. now you can leave. go to the next location, brian. go to the next location. and hillary is trying to pick her vice president as fast as possible because she wants to take away a little of the success that we had at this convention. this convention has been a tremendous success. you know people -- if you turn on the television, you turn on some of the dishonest media, you'll see that oh, wow, now this happened and that happened. what happened? you know, somebody got booed the hell out of a place by thousands and thousands of people. there wasn't one person in the room. [applause] not one. and then they said there may not be

as are said to include verizon communications, at&t and founder dan gilbert.lauren: train to federal authorities take a close look at fiat chrysler. the department of justice investigate whether the automaker inflated its sales report. the inquiry comes after a group of illinois dealers sued fiat chrysler in january claiming the company pay dealers to report false sales. one dealer was offered $20,000 to foster reports to a new vehicles. the lawsuit is without merit. is cooperating with the investigations. the stock closed at $6.73 a share. lauren: other stats reported before today's opening bell. goldman sachs leads the list earnings per share are expected to comment and shove more than 60% a year ago when results were down by a legal charge. revenue expected to fall. analysts at for higher revenue in johnson & johnson that ford newer drugs for cancer and diabetes and microsoft will be the big name to watch after the closing bell today. revenue edging lower. signs of progress in microsoft's transition into an internet cloud computing services company. trained

joining us now in an exclusive interview it is martin gilbert.reat to get you into the studio. there is a lot to discuss but let's start with the business. last week saw $18 billion worth of u.k. funds shutter or gate. you chose a different road. how are redemptions looking? give us a sense of what happens next for your commercial property exposure. on monday last week we saw it redemptions it almost $0.2 million on a fund. without the worst was over after the brexit vote and then the surprises came in the afternoon that one of the funds was gating and that caused the panic selling in the market. you can understand people taking money out of a property fund and investing in at a 20% discount. it was quite a good arbitrage. we took the view that one of our obligations was to provide liquidity to our holders. ourot a valuation done by -- on a stress valuation, a bit like if you were to try to sell your house in five days, what's at a discount would you have to take on your own property? they came back at 20% to 25%. people want liquidity and we are

mark: martin gilbert there earlier.hat interview, aberdeen appointed a broker to sell a london office property suspended from trading according to three people familiar with the matter. the asset manager will often offer 100 million pounds and also, aberdeen extended the freeze. earnings, analysts estimating quarterly profits at the largest u.s. banks will be lower after the brexit vote andh stoked volatility derailed expectations the fed would continue raising interest rates. joining us now, michael moore who covers financials. how much investments been cut? >> they have been cut consistentlydouble digits. banks have been hoping for interest rates to turn around after the fed finally raised rates. they thought that might continue geopolitical events we have seen, brexit included, that is looking less likely. mark: long-term projections have to take breaks into account as well. it is going way out into the distance. >> and then you are seeing that in europe as well with rates estimated to stay lower for longer. of help

mark gilbert. and still others, some in french.lkis is something about because it is a story that you came out with a couple weeks ago, and then you updated it. i imagine people are pushing back. you argue that we should raise rates tho shock the consumer. mark: the amount of feedback was saying, look at demographics. look at the fact that the over six to five's in -- over 65 in doubled.has they have all the savings. they spend the income but they do not touch the capital. if they've got no income on the savings, they are not going on cruises. you have killed off a huge section of the spending economy by having such low interest rates. raising interest rates would give them a one time pay increase. and that might spur the economy. francine: would you not -- it means mortgages are more expensive? if you raise rates, you are no better off. mark: in terms of getting retail spending going, that is a bottom of the economy, the real driver of the economy, the over 65's are being savaged by this punishment of savings. something that germa

"rk gilbert wrote a brilliant bloomberg view" column today. here is mark gilbert.or mentioning me. i guess that would help the gray vote. tom: willem buiter with us with citigroup. this is not stanley fischer, this is irving fisher. james tobin of el and milton friedman in chicago all loved the guy. economics?-fisherian actuallyhe argument is classical economics. it simply means the effects for savers of higher interest rates, to a is positive, leads domino substitution effect that can happen at any level of rates, positive or negative. it is an interesting question. tom: but it comes into i grew -- into microeconomics. there was this strange word, ambiguity. you have a confidence that if we raise rates that would boost economies? i am pretty sure that if we raised rates without there being an accompanying increase in non-monetary policy driven aggregate demand, that whatever we do to consumption depresses capital expenditure. tom: that is the other side of the coin. thatmasters is here in awe we mentioned james tobin, milton friedman, john hicks. this is like a cl

donating his kidney to gilbert to get out of it. - i never thought he'd be that generous. although, he did seem disappointed that the operation didn't involve sleeping with a russian woman, then waking up in a bathtub full of ice. - hmm. - guys! - hmm? - history! - i am studying history. i'm studying our history. - abed! - nobody bite. we agreed no biting. - but, jeff, it's a graduation gift. you see, on the surface we seem like just a group of people

my name is erin gilbert, dr. of particle physics. fernando: social media lit up over a cast reboot over the ghostbusters film. who knew the gender switch would generate a barrage of criticism from movie fans, expressing outrage that women would take over the role of the comedic male actors? send your thoughts, we are predicting a similar wave comicsal media commentary when plans to replace tony stark with a female. a teenage girl. luckily, it is 2016 and women still have the right to vote. >> send your thoughts, and tweets, to matteroffact.tv. check in on facebook or connect with our video site to share videos from all our programs. next, a lapse of judgment? >> hillary clinton created this mess. >> or a debate about truth? fernando makes his point, when we return. fernando: normally, i could say the truth speaks for itself that this week got me thinking about how truth telling can sometimes mask hard truths. on tuesday, james comey announced the fbi did not find clear evidence that secretary clinton or her colleagues intended to vio

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out of here over the next few hours, nice shot with the nag there, happy fourth of july week friend gilbertille looking at clear skies. so we go full sunshine today, maybe up in the poconos, enjoying nice trip up to the lake. check it out. live look from the big boulder resort there, looking at the lake, and nice view in the sunshine, today, it is nice, in the 50's right now, topping off into the 70s in the sunshine. up in the poconos. it will stay dry throughout the entire holiday weekends in the mountains. so here are holiday weekend headlines. today a lot of sunshine, low humidity, take advantage of it for early july. you don't see this too often. tomorrow still pleasant, just going to see more clouds stream in. then for fourth of july itself, we could run into few showers, especially monday afternoon into the evening, especially from the city on southward. so best chance will be in new jersey and delaware, talk about that in just a bit. no threat of rain today though. yesterday, storms, well off shore, high pressure builds in, look at that, clear skies over the ohio valley, and mid-atla

but unlike dan gilbert who published an open letter who criticized lebron james, there was a different response. >> we need to recognize what took place over the last 8 years and recognize it and celebrate it. they should feel thankful, grateful and not be disappointed. but the one thing i would also say is the city should be incredibly proud. >> more on kevin did you rapt's move coming up in the next hour. >>> it's 4:42 and it's all fun and games, but some adults have a problem with the so-called pig scramble. the compromise they're hoping to make. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, aught fire in >>> welcome back. it's a quarter to 5:00. a scary situation in massachusetts during fireworks last night. two barges caught fire while getting ready for the fireworks. those who watched knew something was wrong as soon as it happened. >> the fireworks went off and went from one end to the other, and everything lit up all at once going down the whole barge. >> thankfully, nobody was injured, and the show stopped immediately. >>> firefighters are getting a better handle on the trailhead fire. all evacuations are v

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but a big windfall was never in the cards according to cleveland host committee ceo david gilbert. >> retirement. >> reporter: he says the committee expects between 200 and 250 million dollars in direct spending. >> we would love for everybody to have a banner week during the convention but it's nothing that we have the ability to control. >> reporter: back at coastal taco, clyde says he wasn't expecting the town to desperate trump the way it did lebron and the cavs at last month's nba championship parade. >> we thought it might be like a cavs playoff game with maybe more media coming in, but it doesn't have that same feel. >> reporter: some downtown businesses decided to close because of security concerns but with cleveland relatively calm, a number have reopened. one of the realities of modern conventions is that all of the security really does end up acting as a barrier to the community at large. julianna goldman, cbs news, cleveland. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the flungs influence of ivanka trump and her husband jared curb ner kushner on the campaig

it just leaves dan gilbert.rd here at this point, would dan gilbert really pony up and challenge verizon at the last minute? the direction here seems to be like yahoo! has picked its force. course -- horse. alix: -- david: talk about the respect of coulters. -- cultures. alex: there's probably some similarity is some difference. the similarities that this -- these are two governors the used to run the internet, now they don't. if the a lot of talent walk out through the doors, and they continue to bring back talented people as well, because they have big names of people are drawn to the idea of working at these companies and potentially try to turn around. that said, there are obvious the differences between the east coast and west coast, and verizon is also not a west coast technology company. fit problems.ome we will see us things go out between yahoo! and verizon. verizon is buying yahoo! at a time when the company desperately needs a turnaround in morale. you have to expect that. this is not going to upset e

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own sunrise, all came in within the last ten, 15 minutes, we haven't actually seen the sunrise in gilbert villas of this picture being taken, but eileen sent in the pretty pictures, brightening up of the atmosphere, lovely, perfectly blue skies out, as well, for lynn. she is in cherry hill, and sent that picture in to us. >> david hair warmer in clementon, only at 53, where eileen is, in gilbertsville, do have little variety pack, and basically the more remote the sub earn, cooler it will be as you might expect, so really crisp feeling to the atmosphere, we're at 63 degrees, also, with one last check for you there in willingboro from kenneth martin. my grower -- high pressure, not much of cloud cover today. fantastic day, not just because of the sun and warmth, but also because it will feel so darn pleasant with the humidity levels and the dew point staying nice and low, generally in the 50's, flirting with 60 at the height of the afternoon, but overall very, very comfortable. notice, though, slow creep up on the humidity, and the same story goes when it comes to the actual air temperatur

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and we will speak with dan gilbert, and the ownership of the cleveland cavaliers for the team's nba championship the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm meg oliver. i'm kenny choi. c1 . >>> good morning. you are looking live at the republican national site in cleveland, ohio. good morning. it's monday, july 18. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. monday morning and a little hard to get out of bed this morning. >> i think i told you how i got out of bed. >> you fell! >> just reaching for my alarm. and yeah. that will wake you up. you know me. i have the positive bounce back going for me. good morning. rise and shine. we have drizzle inland as far as the dublin grade. a deep marine layer and temperatures are hovering around the first things, 58 in the trivalley and the winds have been picking up at 10 miles per hour in oakland and 13 at sfo and 23 in fairfield. today, nothing but sunshine away from the eachs and highs around 80. open up the windows and turn off the ac. still cloudy, 60s at the beaches. the forecast coming up in a couple minutes

seeing everything from 306's to mid 70s, but low 60s now just up to the north and west eileen murphy gilbert ville, one of the cool spots, clear skies, 62 degrees at this hour, pretty comfortable. then closer to the city hanging around the 07 degrees mark, bill's house here in philadelphia, on the partly cloudy skies, out into chester county we go, out to nottingham, fran, at 67, still some clouds over us, that's the actual cold front, that's going to be moving through later this morning, into the afternoon, and you head south that far front, still little bit mug any part of south jersey, margo simon at 73 degrees, buena vista township. little bend of clouds over the city right now, dry, couple of showers western maryland, keep things nice and dry, skies go mostly sun think afternoon, so far this month, it has been hot, over 2 degrees above average. we could use some more rain though down almost an inch and a half for the month, highest temperatures so far, 96 degrees, hit that twice, the lowest at six a. may challenge that 96, for the upcoming weekend, as far as humidity goes today, still h

. >>> elizabeth gilbert, the author of you pray love is splitting up with her husband, she is the one that she describes meeting at the end of her best-selling book. she announced the separation called it amicable and the reasons personal. she and her husband had been together for 12 years. >>> the worst algae bloom in years has shut down several beaches along the treasure coast in the atlantic of florida. >> hotels and restaurants stand to lose a fortune in holiday business and signs are up avoiding holiday swimmers to avoid the algae that can cause skin irritation and stomach issues. >> then there is the smell. >> i would describe it as a cat, a dead cat in a bag at noon after week. >> that is a visual. >> florida governor. rick scott is blaming the mess on release from lake okeechobee as it contains fertilizers in human waste. thank you florida. they have agreed to limit the runoff is some residents say it is a little too little, too late . >> experts are sounding the alarm wild parsnip. it's yellow and can grow 4 feet high, the thing is it causes a rash that eats away at your skin

the gilbert stewart washington minute something in the 1790s when it was painted.the lin manualmer rain -- -- when i spoke to actors when i was making the book most powerful interview l withwith actors who plays bur and the one who plays jefferson and they were very candid with me about how their lives might be different if, when they were the age of those kids, they had seen a black man playing george washington. or if they had had the opportunity to step into the shoes of these men who had felt remote from their experience, felt lyme like they were living a story they had nothing to do with. this is the last generation of kids who won't have a chance to have that experience because of this show. lin has reimagined the past in writing historical drama that worked the way this one does but also seeing the future inch 20 years this will be a much different country than today. we know the racial makeup of the countries is changing the expectations what it means to ben an american are going to change. what's exciting is i think about how this is a chapter in one long