. >> that's what we've been doing, guesstimating, guesstimating. >> this is not going to keep you fromg problems. you're going to have waste, theft, loss, you're going to pay too much for something at some time. what it will allow you to do is be responsive very quickly. >> both chris and dean noticed the veggie burger was one of the top sellers. when chris saw they were paying retail to buy them frozen, dean offered to share his recipe to make from scratch for a fraction of the cost. >> make it kale cafe. i want you to do that. we'll taste it, come up with the best recipe for you guys and this is going to take you to a better product cost and more profit. okay? >> dean suggested a cookoff between omar and camille to choose the tastiest recipe to replace the store bought ones they now use dean and i were the judges. >> i feel like i won one of those tv chef competitions. i love you dear but the competition is on. >> this is where it gets ugly, man. >> let's go. yeah! >> game on. ♪ >> all right. grab yours. >> yes, i do. >> okay. >> i'll grab this one here. okay. so good. oh, my god, th

that's my guesstimate. they were not short mags. they were high class magazines. >> so many they were falling out of his pocket? >> yeah. he dropped about two of them. you can see at the end of the video, two dropped out of his pockets. he had multiple pockets. you can see in the resolution of the video, he had three or four pockets. >> you said it looked like he was wearing body armor. >> he looked like he was wearing something underneath his shirt. the police officer did shoot him in the back. it did not faze him. he just turned around and shot the officer as if nothing ever happened. i can only assume there, unless he was a very big guy, he had some body armor on under the shirt. >> the man you heard from along with several other witnesses will now not be able to be in the area for a long time. we heard from mayor mike rawlings say you are looking at a massive crime scene. people live downtown. people work downtown. as we get ready for the next business day. it is important to keep that in mind. authorities encouraging people to

it's way too early to start guesstimating numbers. >> where did the prediction come from? >> based on some of the initial permit requests. sometimes they will permit for a certain number of people and half or a third show up. as commissioner ross said, we really do not know. >> you don't know what to expect? mayor kenney: based on the weather. we will be prepared for whatever we are faced with. >> have any protestors been arrested? >> just to backtrack, i was speaking about numbers far and above what the permitted individuals indicated. a lot of people may come above and beyond that. no one has been arrested yet. >> any civil citations? no, not for this, yet. not while i have been standing here. mayor kenney: our goal is not to arrest anyone. civil citations is a way to keep people outside the criminal justice system. we want to expedite this without making a formal criminal arrest. >> have you recieved any credible threats against the dnc, against philadelphia? commissioner ross: no, we have not. obviously the fbi and our criminal intelligence agencies are remaining very

. >> we saw in the plaza they were guesstimating there were hundreds of protesters. many holding placards to start and eventually they made their way onto the freeway. >> reporter marching with the east bay express has been tweeting, starting at the plaza a couple thousand people and the pictures back that up. they started their march from fort -- from 14: broadway a cop the virtual shutdown of 880. these are the light areas right now. the protesters started marching from 14: broadway. they stop by opd and outside the doors they chanted opd is guilty. from there they made their way onto 880 and we certainly have seen the freeway take over as a tactic that protesters have used not only here but earlier today and purchasers shut down the dan ryan expressway. >> breaking news we are following for you. this is a live picture over interstate breaking news we are following for you. this is a live picture over interstate 80 in oakland were traffic is at a standstill because protesters have shut down traffic and it appears both directions. we know northbound for sure. as par

here is our best updated guesstimate of what will happen at fireworks time. it will be cloudy and muggy. temperatures will be about 72 degrees. the winds will be light. but there will be chances of isolated showers in the area. as we get through the late night, the 111 :00, midnight and after, the thunderstorms are possible in the next batch. the temperatures might rise a degree or two overnight as them whater air lifts in. the -- as the warmer air lifts in. this is the future cast. we have heavier showers along 81. at 9:00, this mod under the southerly and the southeaster lids winds. patches of the light rain. heavier shower in warrenton but that is quickly out of the picture. scattered showers and then we'll have a chance of heavy thunderstorms in the area. after that it's a slow process to dry things out. we still have 30% chance of showers and isolated thunder in the forecast tomorrow. but drier air is moving in. warmer air overspreads the area on wednesday, and thursday and friday. here is our forecast as we head through the day tomorrow. we will see a b

. >> is there a guesstimate, a timetable when the jury will finally get this case?well, prosecutors say they have a couple more weeks. it could be much longer. i think that they expected to be much further along. the judge is basically and the jury even has said that they're frustrated and they made a specific request that both sides be succinct. >> jaxon, thank you very much. he's updating our website with the reports on this pg and e trial. go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> a man gets his airbag replaced by the dealer after a recall. but he is left paying hundreds of dollars. nbc bay area responds next. >>> up in space, a napa native is getting ready to break barriers out in orbit. stay with us. the y aa rl eateoomist jt f hoe. >>> the bay area real estate boom isn't just for houses. business rs making massive deals as well. according to the silicon valley business journal, google and linkedin agreed to a big land swap. the two tech giants will trade properties. this is to help each of them skirt opposition to build big new campuses that they're hoping to construct. >>> a

. >> we guesstimating anywhere from 1600 to maybe even up to 2,000 cars since monday.g law enforcement wild right now. >> reporter: monday night our crime and safety expert ken jefferson smoke me about the game and its dangers. >> you can wander into somebody's backyard and startle them and that person may think they're being assaulted or you're trying to break into their house and the repercussions could be very very dangerous. >> reporter: here's video of someone being stop at the gate to the cemetery. steps shipley says are being taken for those buried here. >> respect that there are people there that are loved and still are loved, and respect the people that are will visiting think loved ones. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> fern rock neighborhood ended in a hot hospital for one man and this video tells the tale. look at that brutal. police say two guys chased then robbed man and now police are hoping that video can help lead them to his attacker. good tuesday evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. >>> cops say the g

identifying -- the only thing you could probably get out of it was his height and that would be a guesstimation. i wouldn't figure that anybody got his identity, any cameras or anything because no one just carries that stuff with them. so i assumed it was something planned being that he had a rifle and a mask. you don't just have that in your car. i don't really know. they are going to do an investigation and dig deeper into it. >> brady vancel, an eyewitness to the fatal shooting that happened in baton rouge, a very close eyewitness, i'm glad you're okay and thank you for telling us what you saw and what you went through. take care, brady. >> yes, ma'am. >> something to underscore here and that is that baton rouge, louisiana, is a great american city. not without its problems but underscore, baton rouge is a great american city and the mayor kip holden has joined us by telephone. mayor, you must have had the temptation after the shooting of alton sterling to shout from the mountains, this is not who we are and you must have had the temptation to shout that from the mountains again today but wh

richard: the fed has to knowledge a better guesstimate -- domestic environment.s been running at the top end of the spectrum since 2013. they have to say the domestic improvement remains on track. it is the international concerns the market thinks will keep the fed from sounding too hawkish. we have seen the balance of a strong domestic environment operating its from europe, u.k., and japan, so we still go into a dollar positive. francine: will that end up being a dollar rally? in the short-term yes, but in the longer term, it will come down to do central banks remain on hold or do we see the doj expand policy and ultimately expectations for the ecb start to build again. taperingd a good job them at the last ecb meeting, and when it comes to this week, does the doj deliver enough and next week, does the bank of england deliver enough? when i look at where we are in foreign exchange and i think -- think of your great work on cross rates, the interesting thing is sterling swissie. brexit going on in versus the might of switzerland. if you look at that pair, is that

met which is crucial, this goes back to the important work on the taylor rule, which is a plug-in guesstimatene of that works in this area. >> the problem is, central banks cannot push rates aggressively negative. we have learned about the negative consequences, so they use these other tools. this is why people have the wrong impression. when they just look at the fed funds rate and say, it has been onlynged for long time, raised 25 basis points, so policy is still very expansionary. but if you factor in these other factors, actually, policy has been tightening for the last two years. it is not surprising the economy has slowed. not surprising core inflation is not making for the progress of the target. it should not be surprising the yields have flattened so much. we are in a mature stage of the tightening cycle. guy: tom was talking about this chart. this is a great chart. this is the boj up here. this is per capita distribution of the balance sheets of the major central banks and sober person in u.s. dollars. this is the boj up here, and the ecb down here. on a per capita basis, the ecb ha

it is a bigger city, but it is still way too early to start guesstimating numbers. >> where did that information come from? >> through some of the initial permit requests. people will permit for a certain number of people and half to one third will show up. >> you don't know what to expect? >> based on the weather, you brought it up earlier. you may have a 5000 plan march but the weather may cause 2000 to show up. we don't really know. we will be prepared for whatever we are faced with. of other have been several protests throughout the weekend? >> no. i was speaking about numbers far and above what the permitted individuals indicated. we have absolutely no way of knowing that. and beyondcome above that, just to be clear. no one has been arrested as of yet. >> other civil citations? >> not as of yet. i don't know what has transpired since i've been standing here. >> one of the reasons we did that is we didn't have to risk it. to arrest anyone and a civil citations are one of the ways we keep people out of the criminal justice system. in advance toed try to expedite this as quickly as

are a lot of unknlones there is broad language open to interpretation so we are give you our best guesstimate how it will effect the work. the guchbners proposal will require us to approve project without extensive review as of right essentially non discretionary form for any presidential projectst that meet criteria that have a certain level of affordability and are purely residential defined in the state code as projects entirely residential than no more than one level for other use like first floor retail. such projects more than two units would be as of right as the bill is defined, meaning we can't do extensive review so ceqa would not apply. that fact brings into cession how we review projects that have potential impact on what would normally be considered historic resources under ceqa. we are tracking this very very closely because it has a substantial effect how we do our work on presidential projects as well as the procedures for how it would play out for design reviews and ceqa and many other issues. just to be clear, anima ree andicate will reaffirm this, it doesn't mean it doesn't

. >> it is a bigger city but it still is way too early to start guesstimating numbers. i just don't know spent where does that number come from, the 50,000 per day? >> based on some of the additional permits requests. and sometimes people will permit for a certain number of people at the half for a search of so again, as commissioner second we really don't know. >> you don't know what to expect? >> based on the weather. be made have 5000 person planned march but because the weather is so stifling, 2000 show up. or if it's a nice day more than 5000 show a. we don't really know. but we will be prepared whatever we are faced with. >> have any protesters been arrested so far? >> not yet. jusjust to backtrack on speaking the numbers fallen about what the permitted individuals have indicated that that's what we asked of have no way of. it is a big city and a lot of people may, above and beyond thajust to be clear. but no has been arrested yet. >> are there civil citations? >> no, not for this debt. not at least since i've been standing here. i don't know what has transpired s

it is a bigger city, but still it's way too early to start guesstimating numbers.ust don't know. 50,000 per day prediction based on some of the indus -- >> based on some of the initial progress. sometimes she will permit for a certain number of people and half for a third show up. so we really don't know. based on the weather, you brought it up earlier. a 5000 person plan march and because the weather so stifling, 2000 sure. or if it's nice day, more than 5000 sure. we don't really know. we will be prepared for whatever we are faced with . just to backtrack, i was speaking about numbers far and above what the permitted individuals have indicated. no way and ie have printed the big city and a lot of come about in the on that. no one has been arrested yet. one of the reasons why we did that was so we would have to arrest people. our goal is not to arrest anyone. the civil citations are one of the ways we keep people out of the curve adjust system. we really don't want that. we have prepared in advance to try to expedite this as quickly as possible without making a fo

it's way too early to start guesstimating numbers. >> [indiscernible] some of the initial permit requests. sometimes they will permit for a certain number of people and half for a third show up. as commissioner ross said, we really do not know. a >> [indiscernible] based on the weather. we will be prepared for whatever we are faced with. >> [indiscernible] to backtrack, i was speaking about numbers far and above what the permitted individuals indicated. a lot of people may come above and beyond that. no one has been arrested yet. >> [indiscernible] no, not for this, yet. not while i have been standing here. kenney: our goal is not to arrest anyone. a way to keeps is people outside the criminal justice system. we want to expedite this without making a formal criminal arrest. >> do you see any credible threats against the dnc, against philadelphia? commissioner ross: no, we have not. obviously our criminal intelligence agencies are remaining very vigilant. we will continue to monitor as many sites as we can. yes, clearlyross: we would put down some additional barricades, just to make sure v

guesstimate. >> about ten years. >> yeah. so you got time. right? >> yes. >> and wayne, i also saw you made a bet with colleagues, is it, about the dow going to 20,000 back at 16,000? what dgives you room for optimim here? >> i looked at the dow at the three year, five year, ten-year perspective and thought that things are tough now and tough for mainly for circumstances that have nothing really do to do with the overall market per se. there's china's currency. it was oil. and, you know, many cyclical items. i thought once that's down and over with we'll see upside. >> all right. we got to go, guys. good do see you both. continued success with your portfolios. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you for the opportunity. it was a pleasure. >> you bet. yep. we love the perspective from main street. we do it once a month on the last trading day of the month. 20 minutes to go here. the nasdaq closing out a pretty good month, up 7 points right now. concerns over the zika virus are reaching new heights here in the u.s. with four new cases in florida. no

are a lot of unknlones there is broad language open to interpretation so we are give you our best guesstimateow it will effect the work. the guchbners proposal will require us to approve project without extensive review as of right essentially non discretionary form for any presidential projectst that meet criteria that have a certain level of affordability and are purely residential defined in the state code as projects entirely residential than no more than one level for other use like first floor retail. such projects more than two units would be as of right as the bill is defined, meaning we can't do extensive review so ceqa would not apply. that fact brings into cession how we review projects that have potential impact on what would normally be considered historic resources under ceqa. we are tracking this very very closely because it has a substantial effect how we do our work on presidential projects as well as the procedures for how it would play out for design reviews and ceqa and many other issues. just to be clear, anima ree andicate will reaffirm this, it doesn't mean it doesn't p

we have an employee who was a great employee where he was and do a request guesstimate that we would be great above that. it's only poor performance that my amountment was involved and i agree are with you. if this person has committed acts which are egregious in some way it should use the government's right to in fact eplim nate that employee entirely from thor is vicious and i was not trying to protect that employee in my amendment, and i think we could get together on my amendment. >> because as i read the language, it says exactly what you describe it as say, under misconduct, if the head, the agency head, so removes such an individual the employee mayfield trancer in the employees from senior executive position tofully grade of the general for which the employ is qualified. >> my amendment says that ought to be the first way to handle poor performance, not to take years of investment in that employee and off with his head. go the downgrade and that's all my -- my -- my amendment would say. if in fact more is required, nothing would stand in the way of the agency head in fact get