dr horton. a little more here as to why you're very happy with it. >> first of all, this is, at this point in the cycle, the tightening cycle, this stock should be the worst. it's the largest home builder in america and when you have a tightening cycle that's really aimed typically at housing >> right >> instead, if you take a look, it's up 50% for the year they have almost no cancellations. they have raised revenue guidance dramatically, raised estimates dramatically the cancellations are down to 18% from down 24%, which is really remarkable. what i'm saying is that when you get a 1,400 basis point over consensus, this is one of the largest beats i've ever seen, and what it says is -- >> at what point do we finally start to see a turn in these home builders, jim again, it has been unexpected, i think, to some extent, given all the factors you just mentioned they had been the best-performing group or one of them for some period of time as i said during all that noise just now, percent of all hom

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dr horton, pulte hitting all-time highs before selling off. is this more about valuations than fundamentals? >> i don't necessarily think it's a valuation thing carter can speak to the reversals, what they mean for technicians and chartists. pretty significant reversal. when pulte homes reverses down four bucks, dr horton on decent amount of volume, two, three times normal volume, that's what we've been waiting for i'm wrong all the time about a lot of different things. but one we've collectively gotten right and s this home builder move, and it's extraordinary. you've been waiting for something like this. because when it turns, the turn is going to be precipitous and fast now, i dent want to make too much out of one day, but if you've been waiting for that type of move, today has it in spades, courtney. >> what do you do with this kind of move, karen >> well, so i own something like whirlpool which is down 4 or $5 today. nothing really changing in the space. to me the multiple is very low clearly it's has a nice run. but i still think that th

let me hand it over to nurse horton. >> i just would like to echo what dr. qasim said about the families. it's just really hard to comfort them, and it really takes a toll on our -- my colleagues and to go through this like dr. qasim said very frequently, it just doesn't get any -- it doesn't get any easier. >> thank you for that. >> all right, everybody, we have been listening to this live update from philadelphia after a mass shooting on july 3rd, left five dead and two injure. i want to rehash a little bit of what they talked about, bring in rehema ellis. we have words like insanity, nightmarish, horrific, the d.a. bringing up that child's mint green bicycle again that was left at the scene, and we just heard from the er doctor and the nurse there as well talking about the toll that this takes not only on the victims, not only on their families but on them and their colleagues in the medical field. >> one of the things that they talked about is that this tragedy that they experienced over the weekend that it was different. he pointed out that tragedy is n

dr horton mean 20-year highs of the wha-- highs. what is your take?st rate environment and still strong calls for recession among economists scare me with home builders. if i had to choose one, i would go with dr horton with the ability to build in all markets. entry level, custom or luxury, one price point is negatively impacted going forward and dr horton has the ability to make up for it. >> adobe has not seen trading a the level since last year. and sherwin williams trading do any of the names excite you >> of the names you listed, adobe is the one i love to own here innstead off running with a.i., they are behind it the jo the a.i. firefly allows them to offer unique work to the creatives as more artists and creatives are protective overwork they are suing for ownership rights of the a.i. or large language models are trained on i think adobe is more valuable that will drive the price higher going forward. >> malcolm, stick with us for a second we want to get to china. another batch of bad economic data second quarter gdp sam baddas has that repor

he is here with registered nurse stephanie horton, also works in emergency at penn presbyterian medical center and both of these individuals have come here to tell you what it was like to treat many of the injured in the emergency room on the night that occurred and to speak more generally about the reality of their everyday situation as gun violence victims coming in for years. dr. qasim has been doing the work at penn presbyterian eight years, but a doctor for 22 years. we have with us the executive director of acana, acana, africa cultural alliance of north america, the offices are close to where it occurred, and the mayor of the neighborhood, boffi is well-known and played an important role in assisting the d.a.'s office in reference to one of the homicide victims, the son of an immigrant from africa. he is present. we have reverend, senior pastor of the church christian compassion, collaborated with us many times and among other things is providing assistance to one of the families to deal with one of the most traumatic aspects of the aftermath of the shooting. we have imam kenneth

fireworks shows from across the bay area hosted by stephanie lin and olivia horton. and as people celebrate the 4th, there's a new bill making its way through the state legislature. it will be aimed at tackling the big problem of illegal fireworks assembly bill 14. 0, 3 calls on state fire marshal's to provide guidance and training. >> to local agencies about proper ways to enforce, sees transport and store illegal fireworks and also calls on the state marshal too collect and analyze data relating to citations fire in damages caused by the sale of both illegal and legal fireworks. according to the u.s. consumer product safety commission, more than 10,000 emergency room visits 11 deaths nearly 60 million dollars and property nationwide. all of that that tied to illegal fireworks assemblymember eduardo garcia who is spearheading this bill. >> the says that it will bring more awareness to the problem. >> for us to be able to push a policy that allows for information education about that is critical, but also opportunity create resources for local law enforcement to real

other than that who talks about dh horton?are up apple-like and they get none of the jonathan: who would have guessed that 5% interest rates for the federal reserve would support this name, not heard it? who would have guessed that based on the fact that rates are now so high that if you have 3% over 30 years you are not moving? a have suffocated supply in housing in america. and all of the homebuilders are loving it. tom: i'm going to defer to bloomberg intelligence on this. the bottom line is, they are also servicing the upper decile, or upper quintile of america, that clearly is prospering amid this 2% gdp. in hindsight it is a great story, but i really take issue with the myopia we have on focusing on exactly seven names. brammo does this better than you and me. we are pretenders. jonathan: we are trying to pretend right now. [laughter] we will talk tons about the seven over the next week when we -- when the rest report earnings. but discretionary spending, airlines. tom: united. united, we are laying down in newark in ter

sosa by stephanie lin and olivia horton. and no matter where you're watching the fireworks from kron. 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. has you covered with the 4 zone forecast? yeah. guys with the fireworks going to be tough. i think tomorrow we see clouds a major factor as we head into the evening hours. i think during the day what a beautiful day it's going to be. >> unfortunately, the fireworks can the faa's erase back on shore right around that time. in fact, maybe a little bit before cbc that headed inside the bay. a fireworks forecast. yeah, you know, they're going to be up and going, of course, they've got the kind that they can adjust the levels that they'll go off at. and hopefully they'll be using some of those tomorrow if that cloud that comes in so low, thinking maybe about 800 feet or so. so they can sneak those in just below that. but expected to be a foggy inside the bay. you can see some of that fog bouncing up against the east bay hills as well. i think staying clear inland. you get to east bay in the

but dr horton came out with a good forecast.es of new homes jumped 37% from the same time last year so kelly, another red-hot sector in housing that saw a nice move higher earlier, tied to dr horton looks like folks are trying to take profits off the table i'll send it back to you >> dom, thank you very much. >>> now to one of the most surprising economic developments of the day we learned this morning that new claims for jobless benefits dropped much more than expected last week to just 228,000. in other words, the pace of layoffs has slowed at the very time it was widely expected to pick up. claims had spiked to 265,000 in june, a clear warning sign for the labor market and economy but now they're reversing low, making it less likely we will tip into recession my next guest is long bond joining me is alex morris, welcome, alex. good to have you back. >> thanks for having me. >> you also own nvidia, so it's not like you're sleeping with the light on, but i did see the ten-year, it got back to the mid 3.80s. does this keep the f

. >> diana, interesting day for dl horton looking at others as well.y then reversal. >> a big beat this morning guided higher. new orders up 37% quarter to quarter and share donald horton says despite higher mortgage rates builders reaping benefits of shortage thexisting home market nothing wrong with fundamentals. look at the stock. shot higher to start the day up nearly 10% in the first 40 minutes in reaction to that report then falls to low ends what's up with that and other stocks took along with it. look how far it's come 40% year to date the sell isn't about the fundamentals bob pisani talks about it. distribution, and traders feeling at this level, this high valuation, there isn't parter to go and taking the top and taking off. >> nothing more than that, maybe. thank you very much for that stephanie link, j&j one of the best performers of the day still down 5% on the year. stock trading 16 times forward earnings two 20% dividend yield raising dividend 62 consecutive years. beat from pharma 6.2% constant currency med devices up almost 10%. and a

cleaning if not full 21 different payments from the karbala 4 operation in this show, horton attracts the audience. the area of ​​the holy defense is very attractive. you did a heavy and difficult job, and fortunately, it was beautiful to bring out interesting children . there has never been a movie made about this, but i paid for it. the imposed war, with many unsaid issues, which still leaves a void on the stage of the show, still has room to be talked about for hundreds of years to come, because of what happened to distant people, i think the effect is still there until now, the situation that is going to be produced now. cells have more content we will increase the production of clothes with the theme of holy defense. in addition, these topics are not repeated topics, the difference is that the new texts from the new performances from the 58 works selected in the tehran mubarak international puppet show festival are 19 works for adults. of these, 5 shows will be staged with the holy defense museum. farzaneh azarfam of the sed and sima news agency. thank you for your support . god

and kankuri, the defender of horton, announced that the tottenham player , who played individually in italy, and also used the text bullet on loan to everton . the main ban delivers it and now with the end of his contract, he will end his work in this team. petrosa, a percentage of the sevilla club , will join this club with a free transfer and a 5-year contract in the summer of 2028. lille joined juventus. this 23-year-old american winger, who is the first purchase, will be signed in the summer of 2023. in the summer of 2023, a 25-year-old contract with hair was signed by rambod frosinone, a newspaper that recently fell to the series. francesco ruo will be with this team for one year. mahdiar mustafa lo, sed and sima news agency. the spanish football team has been hurting barcelona for 24 days. it seems that the tsunami of bankruptcy and financial crisis is gradually becoming a normal phenomenon in la liga . there are not one or two that subside after corona crisis, barcelona could not straighten back, to escape from the jealousy of cu, the positive financial balance sold many of its

analysts upping dr horton's price target to 160, that's 23% higher than today's close.the note, they're talking about how everybody on the street is going to be chasing numbers higher everybody is behind on these home builder names, which is crazy, given the runs, guy >> clearly they've been watching "fast money," or maybe they weren't watching it enough, because this is exactly what we've been saying for -- not for months, i mean, i'd say going back to the fall of last year, we said the fundamentals, the valuation made sense, and the supply/demand imbalances were there. this is late to the dance, doesn't mean they're wrong the reversal we've seen on friday suggests at least in the short-term that maybe things have turned a bit. better late than never, but they're really late with this call >> i find many ways to lose money trading stocks, as many viewers know here, but one way i don't do is buying single digit pe stocks, like two that we've just talked about here i feel like i learned that lesson long ago, when i'm buying just for value, i find myself leaning in that d

i'm your host olivia horton. >> thanks for starting your afternoon with us. we'd like to have a lot of fun here in the show and we have a lot of incredible guesom

our children across the bay area hosted by our very own stephanie land and olivia horton. in to >> all right. time now 707, for your money. this morning. the cost of attending california state universities. our colleges could be going up. a recent proposal by school leaders will see tuitions go up beginning in the fall of 2024, it actually increase. it will go to $6,000 a year from the current 6,000 to 7500 year by 2029, the cal state system here in the bay area includes san francisco state, san jose state and cal state east bay. the search for affordable housing in the bay area just got a little easier. there's a new website now where people can search for listings near them. kron 4 s justin campbell shows us how it works. >> with the help of google and the bay area, housing finance authority. they've come together to make a one-stop shop portal so you can find affordable housing like these apartments behind me. this new doorway housing portal is the first of its kind. it works just like zillow but in state and finds all of their affordable housing options throughout the

so stood by stephanie lin and olivia horton. all right. more of our 4th of july coverage throughout the day. in the meantime, in other news this morning for your money, the cost of attending a california. >> state university could be going up recent proposal by school leaders will see tuition start to increase in the fall of 2024. and go up from $6,000 a year to 7500 a year by the year 2029, the cal state system includes sa francisco state, san jose state and cal state east bay. well, the search for affordable housing in the bay area just got a little bit easier. there's a new website where people can search for listings near them. the kron 4 s justin campbell to explain. >> with the help of google and the bay area, housing finance authority. they've come together to make a one-stop shop portal so you can find affordable housing like these apartments behind me. this new doorway housing portal is the first of its kind. it works just like zillow but in state and finds all of their affordable housing options throughout the 9 counties in the b

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in this show , horton attracts the audience, but it was attractive. it was my first. guys, it was interesting that no movie has been made about this yet . let's go to sleep. if the issue is going to be left unsaid , there is still room to talk about it for hundreds of years to come , because something happened. mammon is far away in my opinion, the effect of the current hour is still there, the capacity that is supposed to produce more content next year , we will increase the production of pasha with the theme of holy defense, in addition, these topics are not repeated topics , the difference is that the new texts among the new performances, among the 58 works selected in the tehran mubarak international puppet show festival, 19 are special works for adults, of which 5 shows will be staged with the theme of sacred defense. he predicted that in the east and parts of the center of the country, we will also witness wind and dust. ali kathiri, they can see from the north of iran , he asked the people of mazandaran to be aware of the possibility of rock fall in any directi

fireworks shows across the bay area hosted by stephanie lin and olivia horton. fireworks are illegal and almost all of the bay area counties except for a handful of cities. okay, including newark, dublin and union city. you can actually buy safe and sane fireworks there. but firefighters are asking you to be careful. alameda county fire department beefing up their staffing this week. they have 5 extra fire engines in new york city says that fireworks any type are not allowed in city parks. anyone caught using illegal fireworks could face $1000. fine us lot of money. that is a lot of money. >> and this morning, the city of alameda is 46th annual 4th of july parade is set to get underway at 10 o'clock this morning. it run from park street to webster road closures. got underway. so know that it's going to be a little difficult getting around. they also have a 5 k run that gets off in about an hour from now at 9. the parade features colorful floats. of course, they've got a lot of attractions. they have flyover by the u.s. coast scheduled. so that will be really fun

it's going to be hosted by stephanie lin and olivia horton.h fireworks will be enjoyed by many your pet might not like it. some can run off way out of fear, crow resistance. reports on what we can do to make sure that they also stay safe. >> the 4th of july can be very scary for our four-legged furry friends, dogs and cats. and here at the humane society of sonoma county to get some tips on how we can keep our pets safe and secure during the holiday. >> fireworks are kind of terrifying for animals they don't know. it's the 4th of july in ages here. >> a lot of commotion, lot loud booms. >> the sound of fireworks on the 4th of july can trigger your pets causing anxiety. some may even try to run away which overwhelms local animal shelters. >> july 5th is actually busiest day of the year for animal shelters because they get so many stray animals a different way because they're scared. >> megan, sarah bello works for the humane society of sonoma county. she says it's best to be proactive and set up a calming space for your animals. here's some tip

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it's hosted by our very own stephanie lin and olivia horton. >> all time for a look at the forecast for and so is a very polite man. but you've got to get tired of people saying what about the fireworks? never get see the you know, we're just was that in san jose. it's going to be beautiful mind. i mean, it's going to be warm. it's going to be clear. you start to get closer to san francisco. you get to berkeley open. a bit iffy. so yeah, here we go. you can see some of the clouds already beginning to move onshore right now in the san francisco see tire the trans america buildings. that's good sign. so be able to let some of these off. of course, they have some of those lower-level fireworks to just not those real high ones, which above 1000 feet. so i think you do that. we're looking okay in the san francisco if you're headed that direction, be prepared. we are going to see some of fireworks continue throughout the night tonight. and as they do, that fog is going to be rolling in just on time as well. in fact, this is what we're looking at. we've got the fog and low clouds begin to make

fireworks shows from all over the bay area with hosts olivia horton and stephanie lin. >> the california highway patrol is getting ready to take out its maximum enforcement period. in fact, it's in place right now through the end of the 4th of july weekend. that will end midnight on the 4th. the agency has an increased number of officers on the roads keeping an eye out for travelers driving irresponsibly. >> forward progress has been stopped on a brush fire in sonoma county. this is burned. 38 acres this afternoon. it's near san antonio road and d street south of petaluma know the marin county line. fire crews have been attacking this from the air and the ground. they will be on the scene for some time. they say they will later stick around and monitor for any hot spots. >> other news tonight in a 63 vote today, the u.s. supreme court struck down president joe biden student loan forgiveness plan. the president announced his plan b hours after the court ruling kron four's. rob nesbitt has reaction tonight from those who agree and disagree with the supreme court. the president says the sec

>> well, job sites continuing the heat horton's team will be out in full force, holding the bosses accountable, conducting high heat inspections. if we happen to go out to work site where they are complying, where they are providing water to them. >> employees where they are encouraging their employees to take rest breaks in the shade to cool themselves down. then we issue citations of the employer last year. cal osha issued about 1.4 million dollars in citations to employers who are not in compliance with the state's heat illness prevention regulations reporting in livermore. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> all right. thank you, robin. there is teresa again, that wonderful hat. we should all be wearing a tours. >> the cdc asking people to be mindful of the signs of heat related illnesses. and theresa is in lafayette with more on that. theresa. >> you know, it's all about taking precautions. we're here at this park and the temperature has hovered around 93 degrees all day long. i love the fact that they put up all of these structures at this part. so you can be in the shade while kids are pla

horton's team will be out in full force, holding the bosses accountable, conducting high heat inspections. employers are not only required to provide that water and shade. >> but they're required to encourage workers to drink water and encourage them to take those cool down rest periods. >> last year, cal osha issued about 1.4 million dollars in citations to employers who are not in compliance with the state's heat illness prevention regulations reporting live in livermore. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 thank you, rob. yeah. got to stay safe out there. even if you're working some cooling center, sir, now open around the bay area and that the county, the calistoga community center has opened its stores for >> folks to get in there and escape the heat. and in the east bay. >> there are several options for you, including community center's in antioch, in brentwood, but those will be open until tomorrow. there are several more options in the south bay, especially at libraries. they'll milpitas library is open today through the weekend, along with the cupertino and gilroy libraries, the santa clara

republic of korea and the united states and the invocation given by chaplain lieutenant colonel william horton. u.s. air force honor. guard colored teams advance the colors of. colors. and. hold our. retire the colors. when chaplain o o. 00000. if you would please join me in prayer. almighty god, the author of liberty, the champion of freedom and the god who loves us with an everlasting love. we lift our thankful hearts and prayers to you for the korean war veterans who've proudly and sacrificially served and fought to protect our korean peninsula allies. we especially remember the many patriot who paid the ultimate price, those who gave their lives and full measure for their country with humble hearts. may we never forget their patriotism and valor as a nation. we can never be grateful enough for the uncommon bravery of those sons and daughters who fought to preserve our values of peace, prosperity and human rights. in commemorating the 77/80 anniversary of the korean armistice agreement signing, we remember the 40 plus nations in over 2.5 million people who died. thank you, lord, for guiding

stephanie land olivia horton will be your host that evening. be sure to join us. we've got the vantage point from all across the bay area and it's always a really fun time and a great show. so tune in for that. coming up here at 10 o'clock soccer fans take over the south bay today. more on the biannual gold cup. >> also, we're going to be hearing from neighbors for the baltimore mass shooting took place and why they say they were unaware of the carnage that happened. and why travelers have been seeing flight cancellations all across the country. one of the many major sporting events taking place at levi stadium kicked off today. thousands of soccer fans. >> flocking to santa clara for the conch, a calf gold cup competition. 2 games took place. the first first featuring jamaica again, saint kitts and nevis. and the second one was mexico versus qatar. more than 68,000 people are expected to attend. and we've got a little bit more on how the teams did today. the gold cup, of course, the united states also played today and that will be in sports in just a few minutes.

and even in grow we one between horton t and i guess the biggest issue was of course the zachary, over applauding african nations a full breaking the law. and it just being threatened by the wasted because as you all know, the has been use from reports in the way the west has been threatening. african countries saying that if they did to step foot in russia, things that could be done the, to their economies. and their financial freedom, but zachary of us is that to the have indeed most of the all to offer it being free and practicing freedom because of doing this, despite those threats is a very, a big issue and a very big and broad. and that's a she managed to answer very well. and one of those questions that stood out was infected, the economy, a contribution of russia to african needs. this relationship is not new. this relationship has already existed and she took it back to the soviet union. the, as you oh no, that's a lot of african countries gained independence as a result. yeah. and despite those questions, the was a bit hard questions and harsh ones that you manage to answer v

fireworks shows from all across the bay area and it's hosted by stephanie lin and olivia horton. now to our 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live look at clear blue skies in the city, but but very deceiving. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow orange is it? it's the same every 4th of july. yeah, it's going to be different this time. but it's going to be the same. you know what? we would have the 4th of july this last weekend. we would have been in the clear most people been able to see all the fireworks displays. i think >> there's going to be some issues because that fog thickening up already. it has been racing back on shore this afternoon. and as we get in the 4th of july, i think we're back to normal in the bay area. plenty low clouds and fog. in fact, here's our latest fog forecast model and you see the clouds gathering overnight tonight pushing inside the bay, even some of the valley. so we're going to see a strong push that marine layer. we wake up 09:00am on the 4th of july. cloudy skies inside the bay. it will break up leaving lots sunshine in the afternoon away

fireworks shows from across the bay area hosted by our very own stephanie lin and olivia horton. coming up on kron 4 news, the 70 for speaker of the california state assembly sworn at a special session last week. big changes he's already making. >> and celebratory fireworks can be pretty scary for your pets, how to keep safe for tomorrow's festivities. but first, following a number of recent supreme court rulings. lawmakers in dc are worried about the impact they will have on the american people. why they say court reform is more important now ever more important now ever before. martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. serious allergic reactions can oc

and for more, we are joined by benjamin horton.ingapore and also actively contributed to the cop—26 conference, including leading a report on managing disaster risks from natural hazards in southeast asia. thank you forjoining us. greece is currently in the headlines, we have had a number of extreme weather incidents around the world recently. you are currently in indonesia, trying to make an agreement with the government to be more transparent. ourasian transparent. our asian governments in transparent. ourasian governments in your view starting to tackle this issue in practical and achievable ways? the first thing that i would like to say is that throughout the globe, we have seen these unprecedented wildfires. part of the pandemic we saw in australia after a prolonged drought the bushfires burning, which caused much destruction particularly of wildlife. we have then seen the ongoing burning that we see in california, again after drought which has caused immense property destruction. more recently last summer in the united kingdo

fireworks shows from all over the bay area hosted by stephanie lin and olivia horton. any don't have to wear a jacket. if you're sitting on your couch let's take a live look outside not a lot of clouds in the east bay. >> and lawrence, i've heard people saying all even if they're looking at clouds with pretty colors, it will still be fight. we'll see. those are the positive people. yeah, those the real positive was out there. just get out there and enjoy the day regardless of where you're at. yeah, we're going to see some cloud cover. >> into the bay tonight, there's no getting around that. it started into the bay as we speak. the cloud deck, though, is running a little bit high. you can see about 1000 feet or well above the golden gate bridge in so that is a good sight to see if it's all the way down on the deck. that's what really gets to be concerned. now that marine there will likely come preston lower as we head through the evening hours tonight. but i think going to be ok, they're going to be able to set off some of the fireworks anyway inside the bay. you watch

dramatic situation that our stuff gets thomas on irrigating them until now they exclusively use ground. horton. yeah, but extreme drops in the ground water has been observed. so the water management agency had declared the moratorium to okay, so the ground water can no longer be extracted in areas where the thresholds have been supposed shredded out. and the ongoing find for distribution, the local authority has to satisfy the interests of residents. farmers and nature to one idea of proposed by the farmers is for them to use water from the river mind around 10 kilometers away, solely for their fields, not for drinking water. after looking at the situation, julia still coverage and her boss recommend 1st connecting the village to a larger pipeline in the vicinity. to relieve demand on the local water works. couldn't stick with it in the future of hassle, come from a remote water supply and the other half from local. well, when it goes to mix together, we'll have a 9th grade level below the limit water here already costs a lot more than the national average. but the village has no choice, but t

one said to his son, who is the commanding general of the countries army horton, manette, and prime minister when soon had said before that he wants to be will he wants his son to take his place. but just a few days ago, she set a timeline for this. he said that maybe in about 3 or 4 weeks, his son could be the prime minister of this country, darren and bound to be just quickly if people think it's already a certainty that home said when is this lock you then to affect the turn out. do you think as well there and i mean it's, it's difficult to gauge at this point. we are at one point in space and input on pen right now. and so far we are see a decent turn out here. we are not seeing the turn out in other pulling stations all around the country, but just from talking to people here, they're telling us that they're here to exercise their right. but it's important to note that there is a lack of access to credible information in this country because the government controls almost all the traditional media and now also social media. so the information that is coming through to the people is the

that's why is a street or such case as soon as horton. this is why he must be pardons. this is why the world should not just pray for security, but understand that he's a symbol of everything has gone wrong and government of every dirty secret that has ever been buried. so that we'd weight 506070 years or more to find out what really happened. even the publications, the wiki, lynx partnered with, like the guardian, tried to destroy his reputation completely un special rubber to it was mailed. so people can watch our interviews with him. would you be in band by youtube, on rumble? do you said that he met judy and his son? did he strike you as a unimportant journalist and truth seeker, as opposed to how western media of all can be defended? he's, he's, he's very smart. and he's and his focused and he's a gentle person. it is funny news. um and, and you know, res alarm is a kind of person that um uh, that ought to be uh, an embrace for his 4th. right. and this has been turned into some kind of a master criminal by governments who have plenty to hide. and when governments h

trading day ahead with results from johnson & johnson and travelers and american airlines and dr horton and train company csx. the jobless claims are out at 8:30 and the philly fed speech >>> the markets are coming off a positive session with the dow in the longest winning streak in years. futures signaling it could be a dru struggle the to get out of the gate today we have courtney garcia who is our cnbc contributor >> thanks for having me, frank. >> we are seeing soft futures on the back of the tesla and netflix results. do confidence in the rally? >> no, i'm not worried about that i think what you are seeing is the big tech names which are the ones disappointing it is because the bar is set high and people excited about the earnings that has been priced in already. i don't see that as a concern for the overall markets. that has been the story this time which is the tech companies leading the rally upwards. you are starting to see the rally broaden out which is more indicative of the sign the momentum can continue rather than seven stocks driving up the market if the recseven stocks l

fireworks shows from across the bay area with host olivia horton and stephanie lin. >> a lot of people't realize hot temperatures can be a problem for your eyes. canadian researchers say it can be particularly dangerous for older people and some cases impairing eyesight for more than 40%. scientists still trying to figure out why that happens. i think it involves more exposure to ultraviolet light. a problem that could get worse because of climate change. the hot weather also has experts are warning people to pay a lot of attention to family members with dementia. doctors say the illness can impair their ability notice if they are dehydrated or developing heat stroke. >> if they get lost in the extreme heat effects can set in within minutes. they also suggest having a recent photo medical information and familiar destinations on hand just in case to help first responders find them. >> next, a string of bay area cities are set to pay a lot more for water. plus, side scientists sense a robotic fish into the ocean. how it's supposed to help protect supposed to help protect marine life. ♪

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here is jake horton.e of yevgeny prigozhin, the leader of the mercenary force, wagner. it was taken on the 24th ofjune in the southern russian city of rostov—on—don, during the failed military rebellion that he led. now, he hasn't been seen in public for almost two weeks now. so, where is he? so, we at bbc verified have been tracking this plane, which has been linked to mr prigozhin. since the rebellion, it flew towards belarus, where mr prigozhin was offered refuge, but since then it has returned to russia and has been bouncing between moscow and st petersburg. but this weekend, on the first ofjuly, it was seen heading towards belarus again. it left st petersburg and flew south towards the belarusian capital of minsk. and this isn't the only flight the plane has taken this week. we can see in tracking data that on the 3rd ofjuly it appeared in st petersburg again, despite its gps tracker going dark for the previous 2a hours. from st petersburg, it flew towards moscow, and just this morning, at 6:30am, we

lets speak now to radley horton. a shortage of water like that is really a vision of the future that other cities are going to face? i future that other cities are going to face? ~' ., , future that other cities are going to face? ~' ._ i. ., to face? i like the way you frame. any individual— to face? i like the way you frame. any individual case, _ to face? i like the way you frame. any individual case, once - to face? i like the way you frame. any individual case, once again i to face? i like the way you frame. any individual case, once again at one moment in time could have a large role of natural variability but as we take that bigger picture, looking across the globe and over time without question, as the atmosphere warms, it is getting better at sucking motion or out of the land come out of the reservoirs leading to more of those types of dangerous, perilous trucks and another example, as vegetation dries out under warmer temperatures under that same spirit. — out under warmer temperatures under that same spiri

>> well, job sites continuing the heat horton's team will be out in full force, holding the bosses accountablenspections. if we happen to go out to work site where they are complying, where they are providing water to them. >> employees where they are encouraging their employees to take rest breaks in the shade to cool themselves down. then we issue citations of the employer last year. cal osha issued about 1.4 million dollars in citations to employers who are not in compliance with the state's heat illness prevention regulations reporting in livermore. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> governor newsom along with cal oes is urging people to take this weekend's triple digit temperatures seriously. >> very mindful and sober about health and safety of people and these extreme heat events and these triple digit mean this one of 7, 1, 9, 10. >> this is becoming all too familiar in the state of california. i think many people don't understand the severity this extreme hot weather can bring. >> to your people safety. so just practicing those precautions such wearing life vests when you're near water.

. >> i think one of the most interesting charts is dr horton. look at the interday there a spike of 4% and then before you look at it again the stock is down more than% josh, you own invitation some other housing related plays. perhaps that's the only reason we see a stock look the way it does >> i can't find an actual reason this is when people use the term below off top this is what they're referring to i don't like when they go parabolic and close off negative that's dangerous price action. we're analyzing the behavior of the buyers and sellers and what that tells you is that maybe not a full-on psychological shift but the base is maybe not as heavily among fundamentally driven as six months ago you can have a blowoff top like this you have to be careful in it cools off. i wouldn't knee-jerk be buying into it. >> shb is up 36% airlines are a place to look as well because of united airlines, jimmy. this sector is on fire >> american had good reports shaky price action across the se sector how much these stocks have soared, pun intended, over t

. >> and joe, you own horton it's about on par when you are looking about over one month >> given theion on thursday, i thought it was an example of one of the stocks we talked about at the beginning of the show, that needed to work some things off, but you have seen the dip mentality, and this is cheap and the sales growth is there over the last three years averaging 24% in the latest quarter, and had 10% revenue growth, and the debt to equity and the financial characteristics all very strong. on the research note on the upgrade, they talk about the $3 billion rental business, and so it's a company that is in the sweet spot i think they survived the pullback in home prices. on the other side of that, tremendous pent up demand. > dcu>>weisss what is behind the big moves when "half-time" returns. ♪ ♪ >>> chevron shares moving higher today after re-announcing better than expected earnings the company is reported record dividend payments and waiving its mandatory retirement age for ceo mike wirth what did you like about this announcement there was a lot in this announcement. >> i like mi