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a very lightly traveled here ift you're going to be taking the richmond center fell bridge shortly. it's only 7 minutes that's a quick trip into the north bay on your west bound 5.80 ride. and yet we are seeing a little bit of the fog here at the golden gate bridge like john is mentioning so just be careful visibility. not the greatest definitely a no accidents or stalls know in your way right now so that is the good news just a both hands on the steering wheel, it's a 20 minute drive time out of the north bay and then into san francisco james sorry for becca thank you. >>there 3 is the time in our top story this morning. the massive recovery operation that's now underway in southern california to retrieve the bodies of those who died in that dive boat fire. several dozen people were aboard conception when it caught fire early monday morning. proffers sackey has the very latest now on the investigation. >>mayday calls after 5 people escaped the flames of the conception diving boat off the channel islands, the captain and 4 crew members were on the upper deck at the time while search

bottom line, can scare shareholders, can really affect the way people perceive the company, , even ift is a slight perception that the company might not be as successful or might not make as much money. they have to be on watch with every business decision, with every public pronouncement they make because they know they're being watched. they don't want to ftc commission to come back and say at this conference you said this, but your misleading customers because what happened was this. they have to be incredibly careful how they sort of support themselves going forward. >> host: the doj and the states are also looking into facebook, is that correct? >> i think it's astounding just how many layers that are to these antitrust investigations. your antitrust investigations coming up big tech from all such in washington. as you said from the ftc, from the justice department, in both chambers of congress, from a number of state ag's that planned to launch a formal investigation next month, and then also you could say that the presidential candidates are another layer of this because the 202

. >> we're planning on minimum 20 people, and ift is reall booming it will be more than that.that will take us over the 100 employee mark, which is etty crazy. >> reporter: it is just one example of america's red j hot market, now nearly nine years strong. the economy has added 21 million jobs since 2010ennd unemplo is at the lowest rate since 1969, just 3.7%. >> this is recovery people have counted out again and again and it just keeps truckin along. >> reporter: the ton three sectors for job growth this year, restaurants like collier mother a a other businesses in industry.re and hospitality they added an average of 23,000 jobs a month. second professional and business services growing b 33,000 jobs a month. topping the list, health care, delivering 55,000 jobs a month. but experts arein sta to worry that troub t lies ahead. the economy isn't growing as fast as it did last year, and hiring has slowed down too, averaging 165,000 jobs a month so far this yr. compare that to 227,000 jobs over the same period last year. retailers are struggling, shedding workers almostvery nth,

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ift we have been seeing is carrie lam had done this three months ago, perhaps we would have been more calm and people would then -- what have been more satisfied. in early june. the key question, can the protesters sustain the momentum for the remaining goals here? carrie lam did mention that it was not a possibility. this was wrecking laws that the protesters were doing here and significantly, universal suffrage which already rules out a proposal for that. carrie lam saying we cannot have this discussion without polarizing society, so still reiterating there is not much a possibility there given the fact that most experts say genuine democracy was never in the cards, so a lot of questions on how realistic moving forward the protesters can be moving forward. me bring you in here. as yvonne was talking, giving up some of its games yesterday, the question i have right now, was yesterday a one and done? . you saw yesterday was mostly short covering. buying on the market as you say, a 4% rally. futuresume in the market which is also a very good sign. what you are seeing today is hong kong

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soldiers and he doesn't distinguish between ifte and black but he says they execute or subject to hard labor u.s. soldiers, then the thingrmy will do the same in response for the captured confederates and by this point have tens of thousands of captured p.o.w.'s so the violence there has the real potential to spin out of control. again, because davis respects this threat. thatthat isn't to say black men experience a just war .ecause they do not the confederate policy shifts to in some respects reflect the u.s. position. the u.s. position is there are no enslaved men in u.s. armies. if there are men who had previously held the law ofication under enslaved, they have by this point escaped from their come into ay have u.s. refugee camp of the sort that amy taylor described and then they have enlisted in the u.s. army as regular men, no different from white soldiers. once they're in the union army, there are no slaves in the union army so the confederacy has to recognize that. the confederate army, like the u.s. army, is decentralized and in many interaction with black soldiers across the

he basically got himself ifts contract with the raiders by being a jerk.all decision here? or is this just a separate issue? >> it's separate in the sense that, remember talking about, what, frost-bitten feet, about a helmet issue, that's nothing like a sexual assault allegation or rape charge. that's going to be on the field antics and locker room discussions. this feels different because of the nfl's push with domestic violence in part, about their staging of social justice issues of late where they're concerned with the platform being used and seen as you're talking about protecting the shield and integrity. it's beyond the game. not comparing the off-field antics to what's happening now but the notion of here's the pr nightmare. if the allegations are true, it's more than a nightmare. it's criminal behavior. but how do you reconcile the nfl saying we're taking a strong stance against domestic violence and not pander to a player and then say, this is civil. it's sexual assault and rape. we'll act differently. that's going to be a hard one. but there's n

[cheers and applause] so, i just want to say this real quick, first, i want to ift up -- i just wantank these amazing organizers and leaders. they are young, i didn't say outh leaders because these are the ones who should be leading the clay mat movement. and so first we lift up, i am based in d.c. with the hip-hop caucus -- [cheers and applause] originally from louisiana. [cheers and applause] i actually kind of love that you get more love for the caucus than louisiana. i kind of love that a lot. but one of the things that is so important in this process, i want to lift up those right now. here are floods in houstons, the people in the bahamas, this is the anniversary of puerto rico. people are still dealing with superstorm sandy, hurricanes irma, maria, wildfires in california, wildfires in the arctic, still those suffering in florida. we're going to give them some love. i just want to say two things. i want you to help me with something. the first thing, this is just the beginning. for the folks in zero hour, come on, zero hour. cheers and applause] my amazing friend nadia and the

that, ift is a moment he hasn't been able to resuscitate his presidency so far with this, i don't think that twitter is going to help him all that much here. with regard to the second question about bills piece on censure, i disagree with bill vehemently on this. we have had yes, moments where censure has been applied. yes, maybe it will be an easier route. we have not been at a point in our nations history where we have had a president facing the types of allegations that he is currently facing right now. bribing a foreign nation, is theding funding that lifeblood of that country's sovereignty in some ways. we have been at other points in our history where censure was important or maybe meaningful. this is not one of them. suchis -- has risen to significant point that the constitutional mechanisms are important. i think it is important to note that partisanship should be stripped away from this. if barack obama did what donald trump did on that call with ukraine, john would have gotten up at the beginning of this event and given the same speech about his former boss and former commande

i think about the fact that we still do not have basic security standards for ift connected devices. as a society, we continue to have entirely too much trust in tech knowledge he's that began to exploit. some of the private sector have begun to grapple with these challenges, manyha remain resistant with the changes in regulations needed. let's face it, it may come as a shock. congress doesn't have its act together either. it's not enough to simply improve the security of our own infrastructure computer systems. in a coordinated way, to deal with the adversaries and bad act there's who use technologies to attack institutions. internationally, we need to develop new rules and norms for the use of cyber and information opportunities. the opportunity to better enforce. the norms on cyber attacks. also need to bring information operations into the debate. in addition, we need to build international support. addressing the internet's potential for censorship and oppression. we need to present our own alternative that explicitly embrace and free and open internet. we need that responsibili

. >> a little nervous.i e ift mep.andidly about her mental health struggles and what she calls one of the scariest moments of her life. amy is here with more. amy, she says the help she got has changed her life. >> she certainly said that. good morning, michael. good morning, everyone. the star shining a light on her personal battle with depression and anxiety and the journey she says left her healthier and happier than ever before. >> i think we are better when we tell the truth. >> reporter: this morning selena gomez opening up sharing her very personal journey to recovery. >> last year i was suffering mentally and emotionally and i wasn't able to stay all buttoned up and together. i wasn't able to hold a smile or to keep things looking normal. it felt like all of my pain and my anxiety washed over me all at once and it was one of the scariest moments of my life.ss and pop star revealing she sought help for her anxiety and depression shaping a light on a struggle so many face but rarely want to speak about. >> i soug

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