hawk: especially when herrera has been watching. hawk: 0-2 pitch. high. normal position. hawk: escobar. three steps off the line at third and back. pauley off the line at first. halfway. he gone! and this ball game is over! yes! so the bullpen comes on and picks up the outs as the sox win it 5-4 they even up the series and we'll be back. >> coming up on wgn news the first family is in chicago to attend a wedding. that means tight security on the yut side. an extra special graduation following the president's latest move on immigration policies. high winds and heavy rains come to the chicago area and look what they leave behind. the news is next. man, i'm glad aflac pays cash. aflac! ha! isn't major medical enough? huh! no! who's gonna help cover the holes in their plans? aflac! quack! like medical bills they don't pay for? aflac! or help pay the mortgage? quack! or child care? quack! aflaaac! and everyday expenses? huh?! blurlbrlblrlbr!!! [ thlurp! ] aflac! [ male announcer ] help your family stay afloat at aflac.com. plegh! out ♪ ♪ and so the conversatio

---sin embargo, el abogado de la ciudad, dennis herrera, respondio con una misiva informandole que noe ese derecho... topvo ---mientras que la esposa del alguacil, eliana lopez, ha contraatacad o legalmente contra la ciudad de san francisco... ---nuestra estacion hermana, "nbc bay area" obtuvo documentos legales presentadas por lopez en los que acusa al alcalde de san francisco ed lee de mala conducta de un funcionario... ---en la querella, eliana alega que el video es privado... ---las imagenes muestran a una sollozante eliana mostrando los moretones que su esposo le hizo cuando la sujeto fuertemente el dia de ano nuevo... cu ---en san jose, la policia investiga una balacera que dejo como sueldo a un joven de 24 anos sin vida... take vo ---todo ocurrio alrededor de las dos y media de esta madrugada en una barra de karaoke ubicada sobre la calle senter road... ---lo unico que la policia ha informado hasta el momento, es que al llegar al lugar de los hechos encontraron a la victima con heridas a las que posteriormente sucumbio... ---este es el asesinato numero 18 en lo que va del aÑo e

carmen herrera will be here today in studio >> the top story of the day, one of the biggest gay pride celebration is in the world is happening right now in san francisco >> there will be a sea of rainbow flags. it starts at 1030 this morning at market and beale street. it runs nine blocks right through downtown eighth street. the theme of this year's event is globally quality. yesterday's pink party drew large crowds in the castro. this year, lots of changes were made to avoid any violence. food trucks replace the main stage on castro and market and there was a ban on drinking in the streets >> with as many problems as there have been in the past, and i'm ok with that. >> i think it will be better for the cops and everyone will try to enjoy themselves. if nobody will get hurt because of alcohol and i think that is a great thing >> the same rules apply today, public intoxication is not allowed. police say they will be looking for drinkers. >> you ever wonder how you have filled all those tables that presidential fund-raisers. questions are being raised about so-called bumblers, volunte

i have to question at some point in time why luis herrera has used his office to withhold public records from a member of the public. he has continued to do so and i have documented proof that i will be taking back to the suns signed -- sunshine ordinance and refer the matter -- ask them to refer the matter to the ethics commission for a clear, willful failure. one of the things i have to ask myself in having received this withholding on a continuing basis is, what part does it play that they friends give luis herrera $3,000 a month for his own personal use? $3,000 a month, $36,000 a year, and if you look at it, about the seven years he has been city librarian, over $200,000. is that a conflict? when you look at the fact they are not paying any attention to the millions raised every year by the friends and what turns out in the coffers of the library or benefit to the library, it is. the library commission does nothing to oversee the friends and from what i've seen for the records, they never did and the city library and is being paid very well not to, either. supervisor campos: thank yo

just one day. >> hi, i'm frances herrera of interiors by francesca. i'm standing in my client's home, the bedroom which is in desperate need of a makeover. it's got bland walls, matching furniture, which is dark, which really weighs the room down. i need to brighten it up, bring in a lot of the energy into the space. and most importantly, color. this corner is a waste right now. it's a great opportunity to make it feel elegant, cozy, and much more functional. the betting ensemble is looking a little granny, and my client is a sophisticated bachelor. i'm going to reinvent this bed so that it's much more polished. i definitely have my hands full today. so i need to get started. when starting a makeover, the first thing you need to do is take everything away. that way you have a blank canvas. photos add a lot of personality, but these frames are not cutting it. this lamp belongs back in grandma's house. that's everything. it looks better already. mirrors are not only to be hung above dressers. look how fabulous they look above this bed. i'm loving these

under the auspices of mission hiring hall and herrera. i did this to find a job and not be a burden to my family in the city. now i have my health back and have a full-time job. today i am here on behalf of those who will overcome every illness, go back to school if need be, and do every sacrifice to get into the work force so they can put food on the table for their families. i am a resident of san francisco. i firmly believe you have the best interest of the residents in your hearts. [tone!] give us jobs. give us our lives back. please vote in support of rebuilding cpmc without delay. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. i will call several more names. david velmer, jeffrey keyes. next speaker. >> my name is barbara. i have been a nurse for over 35 years. i work in labor and delivery at the california campus. build a hospital, but build it right. you are dealing with the corporation whose ceo made $4 million last year. he does not have to worry about job security or where his paycheck is coming. he probably has a little left over to pu

marco scutaro sends one to the right, falls in front of bryce many werer scoring jonathan herrera -- bryce harper scoring jonathan herrera with the game winning run. >>> orioles hosting the indian, top of the 2nd and it's the only swing the tribe would need provided by 38-year-old johnny damon. a three-run home run to right field. it's the indians over the orioles 7-2. >>> dave ross will be at the at&t tomorrow from congressional. that's all from sports. the news edge will be right back. >> the verizon 4g lte sports desk brought to you by verizon 4g lte. of bedrock. concrete. and steel. our cloud is the smartest brains combating the latest security threats. it spans oceans, stretches continents. and is scalable as far as the mind can see. our cloud is the cloud other clouds look up to. welcome to the uppernet. >>> we're taking the edge off tonight with a sharp shooting granny. no one believed 11-year-old jeffrey an alligator was creeping around a pond in his oklahoma neighborhood, no one except grandma. the next time jeff spotted the gator, he called granny who is also a proud member

under the auspices of mission hiring hall and herrera. i did this to find a job and not be a burden to my family in the city. now i have my health back and have a full-time job. today i am here on behalf of those who will overcome every illness, go back to school if need be, and do every sacrifice to get into the work force so they can put food on the table for their families

. >> béisbol, los dodgers visitan a los phillips, herrera rompió el empate, dodgers ganan 4 a 3 . >>inos superaron a nueva jersey. >> compañeros y directivos y amigos, visitaron a musel muñoz en el hospital tras un un accidetente automovilístico el fin de semana, el portero tendrá que estar en observación y conectarse con el américa en 15 días . >> el servicio de tintoría aumentará de precios, por los ganchos de metal, por que estados unidos aumentó el precio del metal a vietnam, y ese aumento se lo cobrará a usted y a mi. >> en facebook millones de niños se hacen pasar por mayores de edad, mintiendo, así que la página desea darle la autorización con la supervisión de sus padres, es un plan de pruebas, para que no lo hagan a escondidas. >> si no lo hacen con su nombre real, mejor que lo hagan así . >> y hablar con sus amigos. >> que pasará mañana . >>lloverá o no?. >> vamos ahora con el pronóstico del tiempo. eduardo rodríguez. >> este sistema con nieve en las montañas, otra en el área de la bahía 68 y 70°, con brisa bastante fuerte, y advertencia para las embarcaciones, ahora el pas

. >> miguel herrera, ya aclaró y dijo quiÉn ocupará el lugar de noel muñoz. >> si no se queda fue porancisco . >> el turno era para pablo sandoval, con este batazo, ganó su equipo 5 carrera por 2. >> los gigantes se viene con un cuadrangular, y los padres ganaro 6 por 5. >> los dodger ganaron 2 por 1. >> vamos a nba, míami frente a los celtics . >> rondols levantó cabeza, sacaba pase, más tarde wane sacaba la pintura, y termino anotando el triple ganaron los celtics . >> la directiva de los tigres dijo que carlos oltides llegará de refuerzo. >> es todo. >> ahora con el clima . >> guillermo quiroz con el reporte del tiempo . >> gracias buenas noches, hasta el 2017 vamos a ver a venus transitar delante del sol . >> hacia el norte descenso de las temperaturas, fresca entre los 50 y 55°, el panorama estable, temperaturas de 55, despejado, fin de semana estupendo, las temperaturas casi en los 80,así que en san josé arriba de los 80 el próximo domingo . >> buenas noticias, arriba san josé, regresamos . >> (♪ ♪) . >> a menos de un mes de las elecciones presidenciales en méxico , muchos se po

we're waiting to speak with my colleague, sue herrera at cnbc to talk about what is at issue here. why the reaction on wall street? you have a lot of economists who point to the crisis in europe. the president brought that up as well. you have mitt romney saying that there's a fear factor here that the so-called job creators are afraid to bring people in and hire them. >> i think that's right. i think these monthly job report numbers have a real psychological impact. and i think it is the metric by which the public measures the state of the economy most of the time. the number ticked up because labor participation rose and more people who had been jobless started again and came back into the system. and that makes that numbering up higher. but there's not a lot of surprise here. maybe just how bad it is, but i think the administration knew it wasn't going to look very good. the january and february numbers were terrific. but the growth estimates that we had projected for the rest of the year weren't strong enough to support 200,000 plus jobs per month. and they were expecting this

herrera died instantly. passengers 19year-old tyler montgomery and 18 year-old alexis banuelos were also killed. >>that is the most dangerous intersection i have ever seen ... lots of people have been killed on that corner how many will it take before they put a four way stop or a traffic light or something because it is just a dangerous ... >> the truck driver was also hurt his injuries are not life threatening. >>prosecutors say an exotic dancer is trying to avoid testifying at the trial of an oswego man accused of murdering his family. prosecutors say christopher vaughn visited a strip club days before the shooting death of his wife and kids in june of 2007. the "suntimes" reports he told a dancer named chrystal miller he was a single man from naperville with no children. miller has avoided being served with a subpoena to testify. prosecutors want a judge to force her to appear at the trial in august. defense attorneys say vaughn's wife, kimberly, is the one who shot him and the children... before killing

. >>> el jugador de los tuzos del pachuca, héctor herrera, jugará seis meses más en méxico, hay ofertas por una temporada más, por supuesto con su respectivo aumento de sueldo, perdió ambas finales que jugó, la de la europa league y también de la copa del rey. >>> además inicia el draft del fútbol mexicano, muchos jugadores están en la red ya. >>> desde el 68 no le ganaban a brasil. >>> en 44 años. >>> le fue muy bien a tiger ods. >>> sí, eso lo tenemos en la noche. >>>cclaro, muchas gracias. >>> no te evayas, porque el partido de los dodgers y los rookies de colorado tuvo que ser demorado, no fue problemas con un fanático, es una ardillita que nadie se atrevió a perseguirla, alinal el animalito escapó, los dodgers ganaron 6 a 2. >>> así llegamos al final de esta edición con las noticias más importantes, gracias por su sintonía, hasta las 11 y media en el noticiero univisión edición nocturna

i'm sue herrera.siness news on cnbc. >> or first thing, business and tech together, "before tbefore will weekdays in the bay. >>> alameda municipal power says someone has been targeting its customers in the last week asking for credit card information. they say the caller calls the customer saying the bill is past due and that services will be cut off unless payment is received. alameda municipal power, though, says they have a strict policy of never asking for credit card information over the phone. >>> in texas, several san antonio grade school teachers are in trouble after what they did to an alleged bully. it all began back in may when 6-year-old aden was spotting cutting in line. his teacher accused him of being a bull yp 3 9 boy was sent to another classroom where a different teacher had his class of more than 20 kids line up so they could hit him. aden's mom believes the teacher also told him to be quiet about the punishment. the 6-year-old was not seriously hurt but suffering from emotional tr

herrera. >> thank you. i imagine that the budget analyst put forth there recommendation? >>supervisor kim: we ask for recommendations and then we get the budget analyst response. >> thank you. we will have discussion and answer some question from last week and get clarification, particularly as it relates to supervisor cohen and supervisor kim. i want to follow-up on things they focused on. as you know, we did not agree with the budget analyst recommendations. we have been working on cuts that will allow my office to meet our core mission, and we came up with approximately $250,000 in cuts would to see reflected in the report. we disagree with the budget analyst policy recommendation. a bit like to focus on -- we were differing over essentially two decisions. the number we agree with reflects money that we found over the course of the last week in an effort to bridge a gap. unfortunately, we find in this report is on top of that $220,000 number we came up with, and the policy recommendation, assuming there's still a recommendation, the concern is we not be granted that on

herre herrera, with the shot to left. in came two. dodgers took the lead. striking out 12, lee came up short, yet to win a game this season dodgers rally 2d-1. >>> no league was safe in washington. nationals tied the game in the 12th. brice harper ended it, first walk off in the bigs, mets blew three different leads and nats made them pay, 7-6 in 12. that is the early look at sports on "early today," i'm fred roggin. >>> who got busted in the big apple? who is tweeting the president for help with her case? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> a champion for finishing first in one race, a greater champion how she finished the next. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." summertime temperatures returning to many areas of the east that have been chilly back in the 70s in the mid-atlantic, temperatures in the 90s and 80s throughout much of the southern half of the country you will be dodging afternoon storms today. as we look at tomorrow, you notice we're evening things out not as extreme out there, we be

i have to question at some point in time why luis herrera has used his office to withhold public records from a member of the public. he has continued to do so and i have documented prooat

. >>> el alcalde roberto herrera, mostró a univisión el acta de nacimiento de rosita donde consta que niña criando a otra niña que desgraciadamente, también el papá no es responsable. >>> el propio alcalde se encargó de ubicar a los familiares, que no olvidan el momento de la partida de rosita y su madre. >>> alegre, porque iba para allá. >>> pero no sabía las consecuencias del camino. >>> consecuencias todavía inciertas en san salvador, univisión. >>> en más de la situación de rosa la oficina de re asentamiento de refugiados, informó a univisión que ya se produjo un contacto con la madre y la niña está en un hogar sustituto preparado para estos casos. >>> que el frpropósito del programa bajo el que se encuentra rosa es la reunificación familiar aunque la familia de la niña tiene que presentar una serie de documentos antes que sea posible. >>> la elección presidencial en méxico el miedo se apodera de muchos votantes en áreas donde se impone la ley del más fuerte. la ley de los faro acoso. las autoridades preparan medidas extremas de seguridad. edg edgar muñoz viajó a el estado de mich

herrera, also district attorney george gascon, and the mayor, they have violated my rights under the americans with disabilities act. they violated my rights, being a woman, being a black woman in the united states. i am appalled by this mr. justice. my case is much older than the case of ross mirkarimi. i should be here in the chambers with you against the four supervisors, supervisors mar, cohen, scott, and wiener. it this case is recommended to go before the board, and the four supervisors that have a sunshine violation, 11048, i myself will file the complaint with the california state bar because it is a conflict of interest for them to pass judgment on ross mirkarimi when they have committed a misdemeanor, they have broken a state law, they are in violation, and i am appalled and outraged that they are not in here tonight. [bell] [applause] >> ice debusschere has been singled out, and i feel it is a double standard, including bias. in the past, but it has been 25 previous official misconduct cases referred to the thunder -- sunshine task force, which was discussed by the ethics

herrera, also district attorney george gascon, and the mayor, they have violated my rights under the americans with disabilities act. they violated my rights, being a woman, being a black woman in the united states. i am appalled by this mr. justice. my case is much older than the case of ross mirkarimi. i should be here in the chambers with you against the

sanchez leaps out of the squad to go full extension and gets the pop up from herrera. that is magnificent. top of seven and 3-0 giants. bruce bochy asked timmy rushes okay? , are you okay? he strikes out uh rebay. that's the way the boch talks. it is the sweep and aromo strikes out abreu to end it 3-0 giants. they move into a first place tie with the dodgers thanks to their pitching. >> it is remarkable. it is a credit to how well they threw starting with zito and it was contagious throughout the series with this pitching. >> a's and mariners, hard to win a game with two hits. the a's found a way. cocoa crisp leading off with a homerun. 1-0 athletics. ichiro couldn't come down with it. allows three hits in seven innings. the big one tied it at one. parker struck out nine and seeinger come and get some. here comes the second hit of the day. i think he works out. his 9th homer of the year and that wins it 2-1a's. today is the semifinal and it will be recommended -- remembered as the match where they saved the best player and he never got to take a penalty kick. he was co

sanchez leaps out of the squad to go full extension and gets the pop up from herrera.p of seven and 3-0 giants. bruce bochy asked timmy rushes okay? , are you okay? he strikes out uh rebay. that's the way the boch talks. it is the sweep and aromo strikes out abreu to end it 3-0 giants. they move into a first place tie with the dodgers thanks to their pitching. >> it is remarkable. it is a credit to how well they threw starting with zito and it was contagious throughout the series with this pitching. >> a's and mariners, hard to win a game with two hits. the a's found a way. cocoa crisp leading off with a homerun. 1-0 athletics. ichiro couldn't come down with it. allows three hits in seven innings. the big one tied it at one. parker struck out nine and seeinger come and get some. here comes the second hit of the day. i think he works out. his 9th homer of the year and that wins it 2-1a's. today is the semifinal and it will be recommended -- remembered as the match where they saved the best player and he never got to take a penalty kick. he was considered one of the best

next to her is luis herrera, our city librarian who manages the san francisco public library. our housing and 30 is run by director henry alvarez -- housing authority is run by director henry l. burress. our human services agency, derek chu. now relations between any of thechu's tonight, by the way. the head of our department of children, youth, and families, maria. the head of the department of public health, barbara garcia. from our neighborhood, a member of the department of emergency management. end of the blue uniform here, a well-known gentlemen, our police chief, greg suhr. good to see you. to my letter to your right is ken from our city administrator's office but also in uniform tonight is our fire chief, chief hayes-white. [applause] from the children's support services, we have karen. to her left is our mayors education adviser and a member of our school board, hydra mendoza. a man who is responsible for cleaning and repairing our streets and other public works in our city, the director of public works, mohammed nuru puerto rico director of rec and park department, p

herrera tried to cross an intersection at route i-20 -- 126 yesterday.ck heading east. the semi-truck hit the car and toppled over. three kids were killed in the accident. >> the illinois torture inquiry and relief commission referred its first case to a judge and then was forced to close its doors. the commission claims it only began its investigation as recently as september but now the state legislature has voted to slash their funding completely. executive director david thomas says the commission feels let down by the state government. >> we're the first commission or any type of agency to try and investigate the bhird scandal from the standpoint of providing justice for people who were the victims of police torture and who are in prison based upon a coerced confession. that's why it's so important. >> thomas says the commission is currently investigating 30 other cases. they will meet next week to discuss their next step. >> standout superintendent honored for keeping his city safe while the world was watching. gary mccarthy accepting a resolution

received this withholding on a continuing basis is, what part does it play that they friends give luis herrera $3,000 a month for his own personal use? $3,000 a month, $36,000 a year, and if you look at it, about the seven years he has been city librarian, over $200,000. is that a conflict? when you look at the fact they are not paying any attention to the millions raised every year by the friends and what turns out in the coffers of the library or benefit to the library, it is. the library commission does nothing to oversee the friends and from what i've seen for the records, they never did and the city library and is being paid very well not to, either. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i know a lot has been said about this subject but i had to get my two cents' worth. this is about ross mirkarimi. elected to the board of supervisors for two terms from district 5 and winning, approval for his hard work and dedication to the citizens, he then was turned out because of term limits. he then ran for sheriff and won voters approval from the citizens of this ci

kemp's replacement cog it again, herrera smokes cliff lee's pitch off the wall.ers close it, kenly jensen gets freddy goulis swinging. dodgers win 2-1. the l.a. dodgers have the best record in the majors while cliff lee, believe it or not, winless, still, for the phillies this season. >>> with a win at the staples center tonight, the l.a. kings can sweep the devils. and capture their first stanley cup in franchise history. if the kings win, they would match the 1988 edmonton oilers for the best playoff record in modern history at 16-2. the game tonight at 8:00 on the nbc sports top of the hour on "morning joe," walker walks away with wisconsin. we'll break down what happened last night and what the recall vote means for the presidential election. >>> and when we come back we'll huddle around the water cooler to watch a wisconsin voter add a little insult to injury for tom barrett after he lost the recall election. political slap-fighting. mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often ha

sanchez leaps out of the squad to go full extension and gets the pop up from herrera.kay? he strikes out uh rebay. that's the way the boch talks. it is the sweep and aromo strikes out abreu to end it 3-0 giants. they move into a first place tie with the dodgers thanks to their pitching. >> it is remarkable. it is a credit to how well they threw starting with zito and it was contagious throughout the series with this pitching. >> a's and mariners, hard to win a game with two hits. the a's found a way. cocoa crisp leading off with a homerun. 1-0 athletics. ichiro couldn't come down with it. allows three hits in seven innings. the big one tied it at one. parker struck out nine and seeinger come and get some. here comes the second hit of the day. i think he works out. his 9th homer of the year and that wins it 2-1a's. today is the semifinal and it will be recommended -- remembered as the match where they saved the best player and he never got to take a penalty kick.nsidered he was considered one of the best players on the planet. he h had another couple scoring chances. th

herrera: thank you, madam speaker -- ms. herrera beutler: thank you, madam speaker. the reason i bring this amendment to the desk is because there are families, there are businesses, moms and dads in lieu which is county, on i-5, that have experienced devastating flooding. in fact, one of my meetings back there i met a wonderful older woman who has lived in that county for decades and she said to me, honey, when it starts to rain outside, i don't -- i get terrified. i don't know if i should put on my valuables in thed aic and i should leave the house and that's because in 2007, madam speaker this county experienced devastating flooding. and every time it rains the residents wonder, is this going to be the next catastrophic flood where i lose my business, i lose my home, and it devastates families. our state legislature and locals in the community in lieu which is county have been seeking a basin-wide solution to flood protection. the army corps of engineers has spent decades studying this issue and the time the study is over we need a solution that isn't going to wal

. >> a very popular show, reality tv star carmen herrera sat down with me this morning to discuss her public life as a trans gender person >> we're so glad you're here, what an icon to have in the parade. this is something you didn't necessarily expect real-life early on. you were born a boy and tell us how this transition has come >> i kind of always knew in the back of my mind, i didn't have all the information at the time so it took me awhile to live my life and realize what areas of my life i was not happy with and once i had the support from all my fans and my family and i came into the mature mind frame, i realize that this is what i wanted to do. >> at what age do you realize it? >> i used to pray to god in the shower in kindergarten. i pushed through and i went through high school and i tried to hide the fact that i was different. i wasn't sure what it was, gay or whatever it was, but i tried to live a gay man's lifestyle and it was awesome and i learned so much, i was able to express myself freely and once i settled down and my husband and i got together, i was not happy, som

. >>> i'm sue herrera with your cnbc market wrap.ending stocks higher late in the day. the dow surged 155 points, nasdaq up 17. jobless claims rose by 6,000 last week. the fifth gain in six weeks. consumer prices fell .3% in may. that was the biggest decline since december of 2008. and nokia plans to cut 10,000 jobs globally and warned of a wider than expected loss. that's it from cnbc. back to "hardball" and chris. >>> welcome back to "hardball." the prosecution appears to be close to wrapping up its case in the trial of jerry sandusky today who's denied the 52 criminal counts he faces of sexually abusing young boys over a 15-year period. one at his trial, a mixed media coverage, the importance of spreading light on the stories of sexual child abuse, unveiling not only the heinous details. wendy murphy's a veteran sex crimes prosecutor and ian simpson is covering this case for reuters. let's get the latest before you hear from wendy. ian, today in the trial, was it just more of this gore of this incredible use of prepubescent young

. ♪ >>> i'm sue herrera with your market wrap.or stocks with the dow gaining 162 points. the s&p up 15 and the nasdaq up 33. jpmorgan shares gained nearly 3% ahead of jamie dimon's appearance before lawmakers on capitol hill tomorrow. some of his testimony has been released. michael koors posted better than expected and texas instruments. that's it from cnbc. we are first in business worldwide and now back to chris at "hardball." >>> the most important number in this election season i think is the unemployment rate and right now, it's 8.2 and right now, there's a highway build. it's stalled because house republicans won't pass it. it would create one million new jobs. by our math -- then this bill could easily get the unemployment rate below 8%, so why isn't it happening? is this about election year politics on or getting america back to work? barbara boxer, trying to figure this thing out and that's trying get this bill passed. senator boxer, i know you're a great progressive liberal and proud of it. this bill seems to be of impo

. >> i'm sue herrera at the new york stock exchange.t is the story that all of wall street is watching today and most of the nation, as well. jamie dimon testifying before the senate banking committee. investors watching the testimony this morning word by word and the stock tick by tick, up 3.5%. i was at the jpmorgan post. the volume is heavy right now. since releasing details of may 10th, shares are down overall about 20%. mary thompson just speaking with mr. dimon. she was the first to get him after the testimony. she responded to her question about the volcker rule. >> i think the very important part of volcker is finish the rules. we have the widest, deepest, most transparent markets in the world. those capital markets are one of the engines that built -- helped build this wonderful country of ours. let's be thoughtful about volcker. >> mary joins us now and literally just finished the interview with mr. dimon. nicely done by the way, mary. >> thank you. >> you covered a variety of topics. what struck you perhaps as the most signif

meanwhile, let's go to sue herrera at the new york stock exchange. >> the big story happening right now is coming to us from san francisco. it is the apple's developers' conference under way. carl quintanilla anchoring the coverage of california. apple stock is moving smartly. last trade now up under just a full percent. what do you expect? >> apple's been holding the conference for 30 years. it started out as a way to announce new technologies for its developers but over time became a platform to announce actual products. safari, the iphone, one of the original iphones first introduced at the wwdc. a few potential announcements that could be coming from cook in the next few minutes. one, more of an integration with facebook. something he hinted at in a conference a few weeks ago. saying the company might work closer with facebook. that's a reason facebook could be trading higher today. a new maps app. maybe an app that does mapping from apple's own hardware and software. potentially bad news for a google or a garmin. new version of siri undergone criticism not as effective as perhaps i

the tests didn't show cancer but her doctor didn't tell navdimar herrera breasts were dense which can make the x-rays difficult to read. instead of sending her for additional testing such as ultrasound or m.r.i., the doctor never brought it up. her case isn't that unusual. the national cancer institute says mammograms miss up to 20% of breast cancers which is why new york's legislature just passed a bill requiring health care providers to notify women if their breasts are dense so they can discuss other options with their doctors. the medical community is mostly opposed, concerned the legislation could lead to unnecessary testing. they say it's important for doctors and patients to know all the facts. >> knowledge about density coupled with breast cancer risk assessment should be part of the whole conversation about how each woman should be screened for breast cancer. >> i think i get the most emotional when i think of my mother. i don't want my mother to mourn me. i can't think about that. >> reporter: her doctors say she has a one in six chance of living three years. they're trying