then we'll be all caught up with a report and not fall into another hiatus. >> got it. i don't want it to take place in the efforts at the market for the cbd. there has been some in terms of reflecting. i don't want to point fingers at anybody because it is what it is. it also would it be fair to say that we the city kind of ab -- abrogated some of that role. >> i could not comment on that. a lot of these reports happened prior. so i don't understand the history of them, i don't know the history of them. i can look into that and get back to you on that. >> this is not just a comment on the north of market cbd. some of these hadn't done their annual report as required under the law for a number of years. it sounds like across the board you are in the process of cleaning it all up and we are almost done with a backlog and there is moreover sight and supervision and checking as in the past. the reason this is important for the government and audit committee is that as the city goes on to create more cbd's i want to make sure we have the capacity on the city side to make su

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i think we are in a time of hiatus. the focus should be on mars. i friend you armstrong was a far better engineer and i thought it was worthwhile to stop off and get a little more organized on the moon before heading on to mars. i disagree with that. i think we all to just go. i thought nasa should be renamed then national aeronautics and mars association. >> why do you think it is that the u.s. government has receded? is there some way to recapture the u.s. government interest? >> you think back to the heyday of the 1960's and the apollo program, all that excitement, my gut instinct on this is that we as a civilization, we has humanity pulled them in landing way forward, out of sequence to where it actually should have been. it was a gigantic effort with what is in many ways, should have been impossible. they pulled it off with barely any competition on power. slide rules. they cannot numerically model the computers. a lot of these important processes a combustion inside a rocket engine, so hard today, but we can do it a little bit. did not have c

, and over that two-week hiatus, i got to spend a lot of time with my wife and newborn son.ted doing this funny thing where he -- >> harumph, i say. harumph! >> seth: i'm sorry. >> i say harumph, good sir. >> seth: yeah, sorry, what do you want? >> dear boy, instead of your frivolous story, i'd much rather watch someone more accomplished and handsome, like, for instance, let's see, the dashing bryan cranston. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. again, i'm sorry, what? >> stop this poppycock drivel. and bring out bryan cranston from "malcolm in the middle"! >> seth: yeah, yeah. [ ughter ] >> i just adore him. >> seth: bryan, i know it's you, buddy. i know that's you. [ laughter ] >> how dare you question my identity, sir! i am not bryan cranston! >> seth: yeah, yeah, you are. that's clearly you disguised as a fake british man. >> oh, bullocks! i'm a real fake british man! [ laughter ] besides, i wish i was bryan cranston. a modern-day casanova with his ability to make women explode upon the slightest contact. [ laughter ] >> seth: ugh. leave that woman alone, bryan! look, i'm just go

. >> i know that hiatus is right around the corner. >> oh, it's so close. >> what are you doing for the >> my husband is working on a show out in california, so i'll take the kids to visit him before we send our son off to college. >> a snapchat visit from mark consuelos this morning. >> he can't escape me. special correspondent lawrence zarian about launching the kelly ripa home collection for macy's. >> describe the collection. >> i think it is chic and sophisticated, but it's fun and approachable. it's for people who want to live a real >> home fashion designer, talk show host. yes, that is one busy working mom. >>> closed captioning and other consideration for "extra" provided by -- intelligent line with stem cells. this is the award-winning serum complete which addresses all 12 signs of aging in one bottle. >> for your stemology worth almost $400 head over to extratv.com, but right now i'm hooking up our crowd here. who wants one? >>> back now with a seismic shift inside fox news. ceo roger ailes has formally handed in his resignation. >> it's two weeks after gretchen carlson filed

i think we are at a time of hiatus and the momentum has -- and possibilities are picking up again. the focus should be on mars. my friend, neil armstrong who was a far better engineer and i thought it was worthwhile to stop off and get a little more organized on the men before heading on to mars. i disagree with that. i think we have to just go. i used to joke that i thought nasa should be renamed nama-national aeronautics and mars association. on to mars. >> what you think the u.s. government has receded, do you think the u.s. government interest can be captured? in the heyday of the 1960's and the apply program, >> apollo program -- apollo program, i get instinct is that we as a community hold that moon landing way forward out of sequence from where it should have been. it was a gigantic effort with ways should have been impossible and they pulled it off without really any potential power, still using slide rules. they cannot numerically model the computers. a lot of these important processes a combustion and set the rocket engine which is still hard today but we can do it a litt

it has gone on hiatus and will continue to be on hiatus for another three or four days possibly.s take a look at two different areas. how often is san jose cloudy and sfo is not? and even with the lack of clouds we still have about 47-minute flight arrival delays. you're not as cloudy as normal. sunny breezes -- sunny this afternoon, cool breezes, i could say. clouds develop. drizzle is around again tomorrow morning and the excessive warmth will stay away for a while. 28-mile-per-hour winds in fairfield. nice if you're heading to the east, not so much if you're heading to the west. 10 miles per hour mountain view and concord. the fastest winds will be from 11:00 this morning to 11:00 this evening east of the golden gate, north of the bay bridge. southwest winds around 20 to 30 so small craft advisory there. let's take a look at our temperatures. 83 is our average high in san jose. average high is 81, 82 in redwood city. only 75. upper 50s along the coast. we should be in 69-degree territory in san francisco. only 62 today. santa rosa, we just looked at that one, 81. today only 75

i'll let you know how much longer this summer hiatus will last. >>> check in on juno aircraft hours after historic rendezvous >>> this is big. for the first time a man made craft is orbiting jupiter. nasa scientists cheered when they confirmed it was positioned perfectly in orbit last night, and there it is. wait for the awkward high-five. there it is. juno will watch jupiter for signs of water, rain and determine what's at the core of the planet that's made up almost entirely of hydrogen and helium. >> you're overjoyed that it's there and that the reason you did the mission has come to fruition. at the same time you can't help but worry that something could go long. >> juno began taking measurements in october with our first photo. then in 2018, the end of juno. it will be sent on a suicide mission right into jupiter. scientists want to make sure it doesn't crash into the watery moon europa and contaminate it. not a happy ending. >> hey, all in the name of science. if you get data from it, that's okay. >>> heads up from you drive golden gate bridge a new lane configuration goes into effe

i think we're in a time of hiatus now. i think the momentum has possibilities of picking up again. i hope so. to me, the focus should be on mars. my friend neil armstrong who is a far better engineer than i, thought it was worth while to stop off and get a little more organized on the moon before heading on to mars. i disagree with. that i think we ought to just go. i used to joke that i thought nasa should be renamed and nama, the national aeronautics and mars association. i still would like to see that. but anyway, on to mars. >> why do you think it is that u.s. government is receded a bit and entrepreneurs have the opportunity to do it? do you think there some way to recaptured the u.s. government's interest in this? >> i think if you think back to the heyday of the 1960s and the apollo program and all of that excitement, i -- my gut instinct on this is that we as humanity pulled that moon landing way forward out of sequence from where it actually should have been. it was a gigantic effort with what is in many ways, it should have been impossible. and they pulled it off with, yo

summer is on hiatus, in san francisco, from low 60s to mid-60s for three days and peninsula is mid-70s and the south by upper 70s to low 80, east bay low-to-mid 70s, and inland, upper 70s to low 80s and same in the north bay. when we cox become i will show you when summer is coming back to the forecast. the altamont pass shows a high wind advisory and a 35 minute drive from tracy to dublin westbound direction. the san mateo bridge is a nice ride but, also, high wind advisory for both directions, westbound, looking at 15 minute drive from the causeway up and over the high-rise to foster city and the bay bridge toll plaza, that is looking great, so far, so good, no metering lights, just road work, and we will update that in a few minutes. >> a roth that programs to make the commute on interrogate 80 smoother is ready for go, the change you will see starting tomorrow. >> a big moment for spacex overnight, engineers are overnight, engineers are cele creamy swirls of pure indulgence. silky sifts of total transcendence. tempting accents of sheer pleasure. introducing "unicorn whispers." this

stanford reclaimed top spot after a two-year hiatus followed by williams college, princeton universityvard is fourth and m.i.t. comes in fifth place. just making the top ten, "forbes" notes 94% graduation rate. coming in at 11 is university of pennsylvania with its 10% acceptance rate and 96% graduation rate. "forbes" ranks colleges using categories including debt and academic suggest sccess. >> more than 1 billion will benefit the crash strapped schools district. overall tax revenues jumped $360 million from five years ago providing the school district with half of its operating revenue. >>> it's 5:18. we had a problem that sounded like it was on route 73 earlier. >> we'll touch on new jersey roads right now. this is route 73 around the atlantic city expressway. again, this is around the expressway m cou expressway, no big problems either direction or heading down in that direction. not a lot of cars on the roads. roads are dry. everything moving along. mt. laurel township an accident that's been reported out on the new jersey turnpike headed northbound around route 73. this is the tu

. >> after a 27-year-old hiatus, carole king has returned to the stage in london to do something she'ser done before. >> apparently shsa classic album tapestry in full for the first time ever. >> some 65,000 fans paid as much as $330 a ticket. >> that sounds like a good deal. is that the scene right there? >> yeah. i'm betting they don't regret having spent that, especially after she performed the whole album. >> and hide park, fairly large. that must have been quite a scene. >> her voice has a rasp, but her delivery turned the concert into an almost intimate event. she joked at one point, this is what 74 looks like. i'm old and embracing it. >> i like the rasp in her voice. >> did you? i didn't think it was any different than when she originally sang it. doesn't she have a broadway show? >> that's right. "beautiful". >> coming up the cast of "ugly betty" together. >> the secre sharing with fans. you're watching "world news now." s now." m only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my option

despite being on hiatus they raked in $110 million. >> number three, james patterson at 95 million.ling author turns out more than a dozen books a year and many of those have moved on to the big screen. >>> and it's only been available for less than a week but the smartphone game pokemon go is already topping the charts. it's kind of like a scavenger hunt. it sends players into the real world looking for virtual creatures and when the player reaches the correct location it has one of the characters on the phone. >> pokemon go may get your social life players report meeting other players and then going out on dates with them. >> hey there. >> yeah, exactly. >>> a 9-year-old girl in maryland, boy, does she have bragging rights this morning. to a new record talking about emma. she's from ocean city, maryland. and she caught a 94.6-pound fish. the kicker is she is only 65 pounds herself. >> emma says at first she thought she had caught a shark and was afraid she might go over the side of the boat but her father steered the boat along with the fish and dad had to wrestle it into a fish b

after four day all-star hiatus, the mets are in town tonight. >> sean bell shows us all eyes on the sixersgames, and women coming a new big man to the front court. >> the season continues, 2014 lottery pick dario loafing his european pick to join the sixers, he arrived at philadelphia international airport around 5:00 p.m. yesterday. here is video of the star walking through the airport, he will records educationally sign with the team today. led to qualifying win for the olympics, played rio before turning his full attention to the sixers, here's what czar i can had to say. >> well, of course, after 2014, ... have a chance to make ... >> welcome to philly dario. sixers, taking on the brooklyn mets, ben simmons not playing, hanging without noel on the ben. sixers leading by two, with the jam, dunks, right there, and sixers lead 55-51. 2:50 left in the game. draining the three. sixers cut the lead to one. clock winding down. need another three. paul, no good. and the sixers fall 87-84. >> that's all for sport, i'm don bell, have a great day. >> thanks, don, now, you may have noticed ukee ha

now, despite being on hiatus, the boy band raked in $110 million last year. >> and number three from publishing, james patterson at 95 million. the best-selling author churns out more than a dozen books a year with the help of some co-authors and many of those books have moved on to the big screen. >>> and it's only been available for less than a week, but the smartphone game pokemon go is already topping the charts. it's kind of like a scavenger hunt. the game sends players into the real world looking for virtual creatures, and when a player reaches the correct location, a pokemon character appears on the phone. >> okay, so one pundit commented it's got more people moving than fitbit ever did but pokemon may also get your social life moving, you might say. players report meeting other players and then going out on dates with them. >> hey there. >> yeah, exactly. >>> a 9-year-old girl in maryland, boy, does she have bragging rights this morning to a new record. we're talking about emma zajdel. she's from ocean city, maryland, and she caught a 94.6-pound fish. the kicker is she is onl

stanford reclaimed the top spot on the list after a two-years hiatus. williams college.ng in fourth. harvard and m.i.t. "forbes" notes the 17% acceptance rate. coming in at 11 is university of pennsylvania with a 10% exce acceptance and 96% graduation rate. >>> so the white house now home to another adult this afternoon. >> president obama's oldest daughter malia is now 18 and was serenaded by dad. ♪ happy birthday to you >> the president led a hundred people in it. he decided to recognize her on her big day saying it's a father's job to recognize his daughter. after getting over the initial embarrassment, she joined her dad on stage with a hug. >>> well, we had enough rain yesterday to last us for a while. we don't need any today or tomorrow. it's 87 in philadelphia, 88 in new jersey, 85 in lehigh valley, 87 in delaware. that's nothing compared to what we're going to be seeing the next few days. that happens when you have this land breeze that creates what's known as upwelling. but it's warm at the shore. 86 degrees. 87 at summer's point. it's warmer at the beach. it's

. >> number two on the list, one d, despite being on hiatus, they raked in $110 million last year. >>ow? a third from the world of publishing. james patterson at 95 million. a bestselling author. he turns out more than a dozen books a year. with the help of co-authors. many of the books have moved on screen. >> fourth, the tough talking tv host, dr. phil mcgraw at $88 million. >> dr. phil is not alone. there's a tie for fourth place. the world's most popular athlete, christiana renaldo also brought in number four. >> and wrapping up the top five, kevin hart at 87.5. i think the half is probably a joke on his height. maybe not? he's the first comedian to ever make more than jerry seinfeld. >> together they pulled in $5.1 billion. that's with a b, before taxes. >> celebrities, they're just like us. >> next k, speaking of "forbes" magazine, guess who landed herself on the upcoming cover of "forbes"? >> kim kardashian is the top mobile mogul making $45 million on her mobile game. >> mobile mogul. that's tough. >> and if you're not familiar with the game, it enables player to create their

summer will be on hiatus all week. let's get right into the winds.bridge east of the golden gate, now through 11:00 this evening. southwest winds around 20 to 30 miles per hour. upper 70s to low 80s with low to mid 70s on the peninsula. it will be brisk along the coast and a pocket or two of sunshine. it's low to mid 60 downtown san francisco. low to mid 70s to most of the south bay. we'll have mid 60s to mid 70s to richmond in 64. richmond in 64. union city and fremont at brentwood about 86 degrees. fog from petaluma up towards santa rosa. temperatures will run in the 50s in san francisco, 60s just about everywhere else. what you're going to see is even cooler weather for thursday, friday and saturday. guys? >> thank you, mike. if you have a strange fantasy about getting on the road and finding basically no one else out there, today is the day to give that out because right now we are seeing very few delays system wide. hop on train and bus and check the schedules because a lot of these folks are on weekend or holiday schedules. let's look at what e

at 41, ray allen reportedly is in talks with golden state or cleveland to come out of a two- year hiatusasketball for them. we shall see if that rings true. at verizon center, practice at 6:30. we will hear from the coach later on. guys, back to you. >> thank you, frank. >>> at 6:00, republicans say they are done with hillary clinton's e-mails. while clinton hammer's donald trump's business dealings. >> at 6:00 the promise montgomerydown county's new school superintendent is making to parents. an exclusive intervie that can predict cancer. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >>> sieves are working on a blood test to detect cancer. >> researchers in baltimore are reporting promising results. >> the sequence in dna . >> reporter: researchers at john hopkins y a blood test that can accurately predict whether some early stage colon cancer patients will have a recurrence. >> the idea that th

it resumed trading after a six-monday hiatus pending restructuring. broadly, if you look at the overlay, it is positive. we have seen a recovery post brexit. you really haven't seen that behind it. let me put it that way. it has been a low conviction, participation, energy up move. given the fact there is still a lot of caution out there. none theless, it looks as though asia, if you look at safe havens is the least dirty shirt p let's face it. when you look at corporate debt, when you look at em, asian sovereign debt as well, there is a fair degree of yield that can be had. we are witnessing some rotation into those assets. that's how we stand, ladies, back to you. >> thank you very much. shri joining us once again. >>> here in the uk, the conservative party leadership, she will be battling it out to be the candidate. she says she would invoke article 50 quickly if she becomes leader. may says she would not trigger the process this year. >> some pictures, because nigel farage is speaking at the moment. he is saying it is certain that the uk will leav

stanford reclaimed top spot after a two-year hiatus followed by williams college. princeton third.s fourth and m.i.t. comes in fifth. "forbes" notes 17% acceptance rate and 94% graduation rate. coming in at number 11, the university of pennsylvania with "forbes" ranks colleges using five categories that include student satisfaction, debt and academic success. >>> it's 6:25 right now. this morning the septa slowdown could cause even more problems on the rails. coming up in a live report, an update on the morning rush which is starting to pick up. live look from sky force 10 over doylestown line. >>> seeki inin ining sanctuary. how the mayor is butting heads over sanctuary status and how a vote could cost money. ♪ keep on track with dunkin' donuts' fruit smoothies, made with low-fat yogurt and real fruit blended into feel-good flavors like new wildberry. american runs on dunkin'. pastime is preserved for lall time.ildberry. ♪ and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ discover something one of a kind in new york. ♪ new york. it's all here. it's only here. pl

. >> summer is on hiatus? >> my electric bill says that is fine, just fine, after running the air conditioning so hard last week, it was nice to open up the windows and a breeze was noisy but i am not complaining. hopefully not too loud in your neighborhood. our visibility has a lot low clouds but not much in the way of fog. now, highlights, morning drizzle to sunshine dead and the next couple of days, but not until friday when it will be dangerously warm. new, you can see the drizzle an the bay until 8:00, and drizzle along the cost until 10:00, and we will have fog at noon and then along cost this afternoon. now, talking temperatures we are supposed to be in 80s in the south bay andment of us in the mid-to-upper 70s and on the peninsula, in the 80s, and low-to-mid 70s, and, even milbrae at 6, and upper 60s loan coast and we should be 68 in san francisco is only 61 today. through the north bay valley, mid-to-upper 80s here, or 70s i should say, ands then, mid-to-upper 70s along the east bay sure until union c

summer is on hiatus. 60s in the swe70s. >> when you don't have air conditioning and temperatures in the 60s and maybe even some 70s. as we get a live look outside, a look at all of our microclimates. start with clouds rolling into the south bay as well. definitely some low clouds in san francisco and the highs today will top out in the low 60s. some upper 70s for the south bay, tri-valley and north bay. low 70s in the east bay. now we head over to mike tracking the build around the east bay. >> if we can call it a build. very mild commute as we've seen all week. talk about a lot of folks taking off the week for fourth of july. looking for anything other than green. hayward,le 880 south. early commute we typically see now just kicking in. we move the map up just saw a little bit more build out of san pablo and richmond and the golden gate field merge. metering lights are on. toll plaza is full. san jose, live shot shows you northbound 101. had an earlier backup that things are sorting themselves out. >>> update now on this breaking news. a deadly police shooting in minnesota that is crea

there's been absolutely no hiatus in the vicious, pernicious rhetoric that's directed at them that they could face even greater threat now. trish: what do you think we're going to hear from president obama today? do you think this is a big opportunity for him in terms of addressing this crisis that the nation feels right now? >> well, he's desperately walking back his outrageous speech on thursday, a few hours before the dallas assassinations. at that speech he accused all of law enforcement of harboring systemic biases. after dallas he said we don't want to paint all law enforcement with a broad brush, that would be unfair. so i suspect now his tone will have changed enormously. whether he still feels compelled to get in his usual pitch for the need for criminal justice reform which is based on the false theory that our criminal justice system is racist, i can't say -- trish: you say it's a false theory. you know, there was a study that just came out, we were talking about it earlier in the show, came out of a harvard professor released this week basically showing there's actually no b

and so there's this crew on hiatus while we would go off and rehearse again for another 12 days.nto the set, we were already on performance number 50, because we had been doing it for two weeks straight. >> kroft: fassbender, who had by far the most lines, saw steve jobs as a great man and a flawed human being. a viar control freak. >> jobs: what size shirt do you wear? >> man: me? >> jobs: does anyone know what size shirt he wears? does anyone know what size shirt i wear? >> hoffman: does anyone know where the closest psychiatrist is? >> jobs: the disk fits in your pocket. >> hoffman: does it have to be a white shirt, is blue ok? >> jobs: no. the mac is beige, i'm beige. the disk is blue. the shirt has to be white. >> kroft: a brilliant motivator and recruiter of talent. >> jobs: that was cool! >> kroft: who could be an unreasonable boss, an indifferent father and an unreliable friend. >> steve wozniak: you know when people used to ask me what the difference was between me and steve jobs, i would say steve was the big picture guy and i liked the solid work bench. when people ask

then we'll be all caught up with a report and not fall into another hiatus. >> got it. i don't want it to take place in the efforts at the market for the cbd. there has been some in terms of reflecting. i don't want to point fingers at anybody because it is what it is. it also would it be fair to say that we the city kind of ab -- abrogated some of that role. >> i could not comment on that. a lot of these reports happened prior. so i don't understand the history of them, i don't know the history of them. i can look into that and get back to you on that. >> this is not just a comment on the north of market cbd. some of these hadn't done their annual report as required under the law for a number of years. it sounds like across the board you are in the process of cleaning it all up and we are almost done with a backlog and there is moreover sight and supervision and checking as in the past. the reason this is important for the government and audit committee is that as the city goes on to create more cbd's i want to make sure we have the capacity on the city side to make su

a seven-yearr hiatus, why the hong kong exchange is reintroducing an old procedure. bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: you are back with "trending business". hong kong will reintroduce the stock closing auction today. we have a look at what is happening here. we just have the premarket auction closing. it looks like the hang seng is out. this is the end of the day. why does an exchange need this? they did have it, now they don't. the markets ask for it for a long time. the current closing is one minute and there is a lot of hectic trading. this is when you have to trade and send lots of orders. now they will extend it to 10 minutes to make it easier. mitigatee trying to swings in the prices and it will be a random close that well to turn gaming. rishaad: why? it is price discovery, i suppose. what went wrong with the previous model in 2009. the hsbc shares fell in the last second and the whole model was scrapped. they have been designing it for seven years. the exchange took different models and analyze them and this is what they came up with. it is not 100% perfect, but better t

ultimately, we may see some risk aversion pick up again in the months ahead after a short hiatus.a recovering weakness in the japanese yen right now. is that going to be enough for them to stand pat at the end of the month yo? probably not, that weakness is due to the expectations of more monetary easing. there are even expectations of helicopter money being implemented, which would create a permanent increase in the money supply. there is the risk of some disappointment here. a 20 basising for point cut, and we are looking buying, andally more we could see some fiscal stimulus. the further out, fundamentals still support the strength of the japanese yen and it is difficult to see it sustaining its decline. which fundamentals are we talking about? it is not japan supporting the strong yen. japan actually has a positive output. it has a very, very strong international investment position. it is obviously still the best safe haven currency around. we could see risk aversion pick up in the japanese yen will find itself strongly in demand. saw when we saw the imposition of the negativ

regarding the timing this is something that timing is not perfect it that a concern your falling hiatus we'll be gone the three weeks rather than the two weeks and unraveling through the remaining 3 meetings in september and into early october. >> well, then hadn't failed to notice an election in november which effects a number of supervisors excuse me - >> i think we set it for october 14, '13. >> there is a motion that has been seconded to adopt at resolution to schedule an adoption hearing for october 13th commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore. >> can i ask a question does that include the specific construction that the initiation is contestant 0 on those meetings properly schedule eat neighborhoods notified. >> you'll be adopt a initiation if this passes if you're not satisfied the time by october 13th then you can continue the adoption hearing further out but not sure you can make that resolution contingent on something that happens in the future. >> i think we can continue it like other article 2. >> okay. then he accept speak as i appreciate that - yes. >>

we have been in contact, there is divisadero merchant association which seems on a temporary hiatus, but there is a big e-mail list so have been reaching out from there and letters of support from a few people in that group and try to stay in touch as much as possible. people have been pretty supportive and encouraging for the most part. there is some discussion people were hoping we could possibly do in under 21 certain hours which we are trying to figure if the is a way to do that. that is really the only push back is 21 plus venue may not be what everyone wants. obviously you will never bow able to do what everyone wants but we are open to something like that. the only issue with that to do the type of-we need to be a restaurant or bar and if we are a rest raupt we need to make modifications to allow a kitchen and also we lose that sim beoses. we can't allow under 21 people unless we are a restaurant and if we are a restaurant we have to really boo a restaurant. we are open to further exploring >> there are a couple large residential developments coming up behind you and next door

now eve is helping vh1 relaunchn the hiphop honors the show t sho returns tonight after six year hiatus the event emcee. eee first though she join us lastsas week to offer us a taste of whaa to expect.ec. >>> it's very exciting.itin very nerve racking.acng. but also exciting.xcin because the women that are beinb honored i'm actually, you know,o a fan of so i'm looking forwarda to the night definitely.y >> queen latifah and, you know, missy elliot, lil kim. it's going to be good night.ig i'm getting my nerves together.t i get so nervous when it comesnm to public speaking or hosting hg the energy on the night in thatt building will be so amazing anda i'll be able to feed off the ofe energy.energy >> all right.ll rht the vh1 hiphop honors will pay l tribute to salt and pep pa,nd pp queen latifah, missy elliot and lil, timberland and floor rollol william.wi it starts at 9:00 p.m. on vh1. >>> the hiphop awards and the t only thing on her plate.. she's performing with again stephanie on tour. t she told us how she joined thata show.sh. >> gwen asked me to join her onr this is the truth feels

i think the big thing here in the room is economic momentum is returning after a two-year hiatus. up shift sentiment among investors. it's no surprise that tonight the citigroup economic surprise index of the united states finally made it back above zero and is sitting near its highest level that it's been at since the start of 2015. we spent most of that time with negative economic surprises. i think that's starting to turn a corner. so i think we're going to have a pretty big cascade of change in the rest of this bull market. up until now across the globe it's been led by three main themes, large cap, united states and consumer oriented stocks. i think going forward all three of those leaderships are in the process of changing. i think we're going to be led more by small and midcap stocks. i think we're going to be led more by international, both emerging and international markets more so than the united states. i think we're going to be led more by the industrial, producer, capital goods sectors than we are by the consumer sectors. >> tom, you know, you're looking for perhaps a

then we'll be all caught up with a report and not fall into another hiatus. >> got it. i don't want it to take place in the efforts at the market for the cbd. there has been some in terms of reflecting. i don't want to point fingers at anybody because it is what it is. it also would it be fair to say that we the city kind of ab -- abrogated some of that role. >> i could not comment on that. a lot of these reports happened prior. so i don't understand the history of them, i don't know the history of them. i can look into that and get back to you on that. >> this is not just a comment on the north of market cbd. some of these hadn't done their annual report as required under the law for a number of years. it sounds like across the board you are in the process of cleaning it all up and we are almost done with a backlog and there is moreover sight and supervision and checking as in the past. the reason this is important for the government and audit committee is that as the city goes on to create more cbd's i want to make sure we have the capacity on the city side to make su

then we'll be all caught up with a report and not fall into another hiatus. >> got it. don't want it to take place in the efforts at the market for the cbd. there has been some in terms of reflecting. i don't want to point fingers at anybody because it is what it is. it also would it be fair to say that we the city kind of ab -- abrogated some of that role. >> i could not comment on that. a lot of these reports happened prior. so i don't understand the history of them, i don't know the history of them. i can look into that and get back to you on that. >> this is not just a comment on the north of market cbd. some of these hadn't done their annual report as required under the law for a number of years. it sounds like across the board you are in the process of cleaning it all up and we are almost done with a backlog and there is moreover sight and supervision and checking as in the past. the reason this is important for the government and audit committee is that as the city goes on to create more cbd's i want to make sure we have the capacity on the city side to make sure

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so, we've got our second heat h wave on the way after short hiatus from it.ro i look at this, by tuesday1 degrees,ge chance of a thunderstorm.nderor very hot as that heat wavet w continues through the rest ofug the week and any time you'reou this hot and humid there's a tre chance of a thunderstorm in the afternoon hours. we'll see if that continues into the following weekend butlo for today, play it safe yetaf again with the heat, 94 degrees, heat indexes willexl be approaching 100 degrees. dege that's your seven-dayseveda forecast.rest. annie, send it back to you.toou >> well, a local girl who is going blind can see a brightri future for herself. how running is keeping her going. going. that story is coming next. n time now is 7:37.:3 >> ♪ ♪ ...ad, and my sweethearts handsome,gone sayonara.rance... this scarf, all that's left to remember. what! she washed this like a month ago! how's a guy supposed to move on! the long lasting scent of gain flings. >> ♪ >> welcome back. time now 7:41 and now that summer is in full swing,wi washingtonians are bookingoo trips to escape the dmv. d >> but

we have been in contact, there is divisadero merchant association which seems on a temporary hiatus, but there is a big e-mail list so have been reaching out from there and letters of support from a few people in that group and try to stay in touch as much as possible. people have been pretty supportive and encouraging for the most part. there is some discussion people were hoping we could possibly do in under 21 certain hours which we are trying to figure if the is a way to do that. that is really the only push back is 21 plus venue may not be what everyone wants. obviously you will never bow able to do what everyone wants but we are open to something like that. the only issue with that to do the type of-we need to be a restaurant or bar and if we are a rest raupt we need to make modifications to allow a kitchen and also we lose that sim beoses. we can't allow under 21 people unless we are a restaurant and if we are a restaurant we have to really boo a restaurant. we are open to further exploring >> there are a couple large residential developments coming up behind you and next door

liz: it was in hiatus.s very low. 50 bucks worth of july. 20 days later you are done 16%. good math compass to her. debbie wasserman schultz out of the head of the dnc for her and augmented the e-mail scandal. she is still a congresswoman from florida. joining us from now, at press while jeb bush for governor cochair. do you think that the case if i can put it like that come like that come in the case of debbie wasserman schultz helps donald trump when the state of florida in november? >> now, i don't think it has anything to do anything with it. with respect to hillary clinton it does because especially if we see any coordination from the clinton campaign, as you know the clinton campaign bus trip fundraising, which was way back when. it does play into donald trump's narrative of it being rigged from the beginning and the sanders people have a lot of gripes and they are showing it at the convention. they killed some of those standards towards strong. >> you still got a very large and growing hispanic popul

then we'll be all caught up with a report and not fall into another hiatus. >> got it. i don't want it to take place in the efforts at the market for the cbd. there has been some in terms of reflecting. i don't want to point fingers at anybody because it is what it is. it also would it be fair to say that we the city kind of ab -- abrogated some of that role. >> i could not comment on that. a lot of these reports happened prior. so i don't understand the history of them, i don't know the history of them. i can look into that and get back to you on that. >> this is not just a comment on the north of market cbd. some of these hadn't done their annual report as required under the law for a number of years. it sounds like across the board you are in the process of cleaning it all up and we are almost done with a backlog and there is moreover sight and supervision and checking as in the past. the reason this is important for the government and audit committee is that as the city goes on to create more cbd's i want to make sure we have the capacity on the city side to make su

clinton is being served notice every day this week that she will not have a nanosecond of a political hiatust during the campaign or presidency. constituents are going to fight against inequality and wall street power and fight against continual war that she is very much supporting and that too is unacceptable. >> it is really very interesting to see that even after bernie sanders said she endorsing hillary clinton and a lot of the people have put down their signs , they have put on the bright t-shirts and still are hoping for one last gasp of objection. >> we may catch a tblims of that when the hall goes doork and when we get closer to the 10:00 hour and chelsea clinton's introduction. mark shields do you want to say something? >> attention must be paid to kareem abdul-jabbar's introduction which was, i'm michael jordan and i only said that because donald trump couldn't tell me the difference. that was a funny line. >> attention paid. it was very funny. but we need to take a short break right now. this is a special pbs newshour and npr coverage of the democratic convention in philadelphia.