there's an accident at the base of the incline section. i noticed that the chp has turned off that flashing lights. i wonder if they're thinking about acquiring the scene so the but never mind the damage is already down. >>: look at the aid if the approach is already back up completely of the westbound lanes. >>: at last check just a moment ago it had not reached highway 24. but it will be his ticket to the media like a movie so slow and very little traffic is getting by as they worked to clear that truck crash. >> james: there is overcast on the other side of the hills as you head into san ramon valley. this morning it will be partly or mostly cloudy. temperatures in the low to mid '60's. after no doubt will be hot once again and land. it will be a toasty when milder by the day. clear tonight with all showing. and i will be back at 6:15 a.m.. >> mark: the richmond city council approved a $1 billion plan to modernize the chevy refinery. >>: chevron has been trying to modernize and expand its chevron refinery for almost a decade it. last ni

to drop by for coffee and it was at that meeting that i first saw what group might be willing, or inclined to vote against impeachment, who might come that morning. i met jim mann and talked to him for the first time. walter flowers and talked to him for the first time. and caldwell butler and we met at that point and said is there anything here that we really all of us could agree on. that would constitute either an abuse of process, abuse of power, i should say, and we went through all of the evidence that we felt was pretty convincing and i think at that point i knew who was voting for and who against, at least their inclination and we went public the next day with our respective speeches. >> you were a 34-year-old representative from maine and a republican so a member of your own party facing impeachment by a committee you served on. >> it was not a happy moment. i was distressed throughout. i knew it would be the most important decision i would be called upon to make. i tried to be as well prepared as i could. i spent the previous six years, three as a prosecutor, three as a defense a

i'm inclined to do two things, one is to make a bearish wet t.ond is to take advantage that the options market sees so much options. i will use a calendar slightly out of the money on the downside. i'm looking at the august-january put-sped. 80 cents is what the 35 puts are commanding. >> that is reflective since people are concerned about this if it drifts down to that streak, this trade will be a winner. >> it's interesting, straes stacy, we heard, for instance, from chipotle, they've recently passed tear price hikes. they are seeing higher commodity costs. what do you think? >> i think what i think mike's interesting point about whole foods is options are implying around an 8% move. if you are buying an option here, what you are getting the earnings embedded if here for free in a sec, it moves 9.5%. 8% move, given some of the uncertainty and given again pike has an opinion, here you have two differ opinions on the desk. >> one of the reasons i think it's immike an 8% move despite it's had some moves, the last quarter a lot of people suspect th

down into the maze what we have is construction work that will last until 5:00 this morning from the incline to the first tower you will notice the crews so slow for the cone zone. it could slow down the commute. this is the bay bridge toll plaza you can see how empty it is, quiet, with the fast trackers are moving along without any problems and you get into san francisco it is clear and accident-free. >>> a glimmer of hope in the middle east as hamas and israel call a cease-fire and we are this washington with the international effort to avert a humanitarian catastrophe. >> an emotional night as mime sam the first openly gay pro football player talks about being true to himself. >> rabbits in the bay area and you can help along with ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. >>> covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> good morning at 4:41 on thursday. from the embarcadero, check out the bay bridge and the flags whipping about, light breezes, we do have more fog drizzle out ther

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or less inclined say?> i would think they'd want to talk business. >> that's the answer you expected. >> it is. it"s a long time for palestinians. there's a frustration, no movement in the peace process or anywhere in their life. life is worse and worse for palestinians in the west bank, and this is leading people to believe that there is no peace agreement, that the idea of peace talks for most palestinianians is crazy. we are not talking about them. we don't believe the peace talks will move to anywhere. that's the mood among the palestinians. with the images out of gaza, you had over 80 killed. people are losing hope. i talked to friends in gaza. the response to me was we are waiting to see if we die or live. if you are in israel you have shelters. if you are in gaza, you can't go anywhere. the idea you can run away from where militants might be. gaza is a dense place. you can't go anywhere. this reality is making it impossible. palestinians and israelis up to the time i grew up don't meet each other, t

. >> i guess that i would be inclined to follow the same procedure that we followed before. for the sake of consistency which is that we are waiting for dpw to issue the guidance and we believe that the ordinance applies retroactively to this case. and we would have to continue it in order for dpw to issue its guidance and we can provaoed from there and i don't know in that guidance will require starting again, it would seem so, given that there are additional requirements in the ordinance that don't exist in the prior, and i don't agree that it is predetermined that dpw would grant this permit, under the new ordinance, as miss short clearly stated it is completely additional requirements. and the idea, i think, behind the ordinance is to have the community have more input and make sure that the process is fair, and that there is community input, and that there is communication between at&t and the community, and you know, the reason that we have this ordinance is that because that has not happened in the past and in the community has been rightly incensed about that situati

the us is a formidable military power but sadly its weak foreign policy was that is why i'm not inclined to suspect the obama administration of pursuing some secret plan to directed against iran. my name is brandon bryant i'm twenty seven year old better in born here born in the zoo. i was very much an introvert growing up single mother two sisters. of female cousins. so i was pretty much alone all the time and i grew up with books and comic books and heroes in villa and i kind of grew up optimistic idealistic. i grew up in a christian home i wasn't necessarily to patriotic i was more of the fact. good guys vs bad guys making decisions and doing the right thing i decided to get in the air force. because. i was racking up college debt and i didn't know what else to do so when i was talking to the air force recruiter is like. you know those guys that sit in the operations center for james bond and gather the intelligence he needs to do his mission and i was like yeah i know those guys like a q. and all them and he's like yeah you'll be one of those guys and i was like it's pretty bad getti

the us is a formidable military power but sadly its weak foreign policy was that is why i'm not inclined to suspect the obama administration pursuing some secret plan directed against iraq had warned the public about iraq's security forces back in two thousand and nine predicting exactly what we are seeing today many people didn't agree with me then saying the new iraqi military are normally of the people and for the people and therefore there is strong will withstand anything. but at the end of the day what has happened was exactly what i had warned against that is why i think u.s. foreign policy is weak as it fails to focus on the right issues. so do you think it could make things worse in iraq. we have practically hit rock bottom the situation is critical a u.n. report alleges more than five thousand people were killed. in iraq this month alone the. people of baghdad fear attacks from isis. and insurgent groups sunni's are afraid and so are shiites. province isis fighters are engaging government troops and targeting locals people are dying there over a million refugees out of mosul. a

that is why i am not inclined to suspect the obama administration of pursuing some secret plan directed against the. care of the tillery zeros in on the eastern ukraine the second biggest metropolis a city already packed with refugees sparking fears of a new accidents also. became remind me picking your little moment for. me in the face in the one conjures israeli security forces are under fire for the latest wave of violence in gaza our team needs a palestinian boy who claims to have been savagely beaten by police in. the fog of berlin trying to repatriate to or at least to audit its gold held involves across the atlantic and without a list say america now has germany dancing to its shoot r.t. explains why. wherever you're watching from around the world where in moscow you love with us on our international i'm to mung with a lugansk a city of half a million people in eastern ukraine has reportedly come under government shelling leaving one did and others wounded. care for those says it had nothing to do with the bombardment it insists the antigovernment fighters varies it calls a terro

manager's report and i am also inclined to take the public comment on this occasion, and then again on that occasion, if there is no objection, from my colleagues, i will go ahead and do that. if you see that is? >> sure, that is fine. >> then i am going to go ahead and i am call for public comment on this item and i do have a speaker card, fransico, ducasta? >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i thought that the puc was an enterprise department. and i have a pretty good understanding of the general fund. and before any legislation is passed, i think that it needs assessment. and now, we had conversations before and the financial fer and your consultant. and then, they just projected that we could get hetchy power to the transbay and so on and so forth. and but just for the financial office has said, that one of the factors that we have to factor in is the amount of water that is there, for example, in our drought. what guarantee do i have that you are going to have this water for three or four years, and i mean undocument in terms of continuity. so, what makes asse

and i'm inclined to make a bearish bet and take advantage of the fact that the options market sees soy. i'm looking at the august-january spread. 80 cent is what they're commanding. if it drifts down to 5.5% below where the stock is today, it will be a winner. >> and with whole foods, mike is not optimistic. what do you think, stacey? >> well, implying about an 8% move. it's moved more than that. you're getting the earnings for free. the options aren't even suggesting it could move like that. you both have an opinion on the desk. >> some sharp moves in the last quarter, some people suspect that the bad news has been baked into the stock price. i think it will move a decent bit, but not as much as last quarter. >> and industrials, they continue to be one of the market's worst performing areas. what's interesting is that options traders think it will get even worse. in one of the biggest options trades, something bought 10,000 september 15th puts for 20 cents apiece. an 8% decline in just two months. in other words, they expect it to lose everything it gained and then some. carter, what

the amount of tobacco and liquor advisement on stores that face into the neighborhoods some of out inclines but secondly, it make me think about why do we put this into place why allow the advertising for a loophole >> at least a number of the members of the board we all postdate 1965 when the definition was crafted our working assumes thas has been that everyday when we walk by a store in the tenderloin and see dan's liquor store and a or whatever and ofrnlts see a somewhat sign for coca-cola our understanding the amenity has been induced and helping the business afford business opportunities and the branding it might not otherwise get supervisor wiener suggested there are shifts but in our estimation we allow a by sign to allow the business to present itself to its business and gain the attraction and support the business. >> in the time that sorry i realize it's confusing us with the ordinance sign it's much older than that. in the interim period can we talk about the business signage we want to allow if it's true it snbz are getting a benefit you you know, i want to be able to consider

the us is a formidable military power but sadly its weak foreign policy was that is why i'm not inclined to suspect the obama administration is pursuing some secret plan directed against iran. they see. this is. a low and welcome to crossfire for all things are considered on peter lavelle redrawing the map the rise of the islamic state or isis in the middle east is said to reorder political realities in the region the west's neo colonial agenda for the arab world is coming to an end it would seem the arab spring has been replaced with a jihadi some. to cross not to be shaping of the middle east i'm joined by my guest michael barnett in washington he is a professor of international affairs at the george washington university as well as a member of the council on foreign relations also in washington we have got up by god he is a professor at the near east south asia center for strategic studies and in orlando we cross to scott rickard he is a former american intelligence linguist sorry gentlemen crosstalk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage miche

stall on the incline. the tow crews are working to clear it from the incline. and again this is pretty typical stuff with the metering lights turned on just about 15 minutes ago on the nose and it's backing up to the overcrossing. also, a fatal accident happened overnight in san jose. crews are still on scene. police as well directing traffic around santa teresa boulevard and miyuki drive. the driver of that car was killed when his car hit a tree and died. no word when they will re-open the roads. in the meantime here's a live look at our sensors on the peninsula. 101 and 280 all green. so this looks very good and san mateo bridge as you saw 92 still moving at the speed limit as well out of hayward. gold medal we can see the golden gate bridge this morning, southbound traffic at the speed limit, only 14 minutes between san rafael and the golden gate bridge toll plaza. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> an alleged prostitute is due in court today facing charges in the death of a tech executive on the a luxury yacht. kpix 5's anne makovec i

and slow-and-go up the incline there.proaches to the bay bridge also starting to see some delays. 580 back to 24. westbound 80 out of berkeley. starting to see brake lights. it bogs down as you hit the maze. so give yourself some extra time. if you want to take bart things ar on time, bart on time. all mass transit on time. westbound 580 altamont pass business as usual. brake lights out of tracy, pretty typical this time of the morning. things stay busy pretty much through the valley there. gets better on 680 but a few extra cars there. eastbound no delays to report. a new accident to report just got word of this 580 at 101 on the eastbound side of 580 just as you head through 101 -- or close to 101 there. not in lanes, but again may slow you down a bit. the rest of your commute towards the golden gate bridge problem-free. that's traffic. with the forecast, here's lawrence. >>> we are starting out with a thick fog moving in along the coastline and inside the bay. some of the monsoonal clouds sweeping overhead, as well. bu

take a lesson. >> my inclination is to remember what happened when a ship full of jewish children trycome to the united states in 1939 in the united states turned them away and many went to their deaths in not the concentration camps. >> we look at the holocaust and the people who died, because we forgot our principles. >> so michael wilde says this comparison is unacceptable. he's a former federal prosecutor. what do you make of that? >> i'm a proud american and a proud jewish citizen. it's good for them to invoke the lessons and that is true. because children fleeing persecution was turned away from the u.s. shores and those children then met with their data. however, i think it is inflammatory when we don't know right now whether or not the children coming to our southern border are fleeing for financial persecution or better economy or actual political persecution. we have an established that there is incredible fear or if they're all the rumors of a free ticket into america is the one you like it could be dangerous to compare the holocaust in comparison. >> you're talking about w

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some of you that know me better than others are aware of my politically i think inclinations on the conservative side who pains me, however, the dialog the political dialog in our country has become unfortunately bitter, contentious, derivative and one of the things that the club offers all of us is an opportunity for civilized dialog in a world that sorely needs it so congratulations to all of us particularly to the people are involved directly that with the commonwealth club and gloria and may god bless that wonderful project. thank you (clapping) and now to give us some words of prayer and benefit decision that go beyond any message arab by doug and reverend >> it's a an honor to participate in this wonderful event today. those and those are the words of living god the jewish law follows the word of in teaching codified in the sixth servant plaques sure that the opinions of the stability and the benefit of for all of informed debate over the issues effecting socialite for one hundred and 11 years the commonwealth honors minority aid majority vpdz on the defining issues of the day at that time

breaking off do you think that because there are going to be more hurdles that people will be more inclined to jump over those hurdles and find loopholes to get rid of that money elsewhere to copy a secret even the face of it's impossible in russia i would not be honest and frank with you from that is that russian government successfully was fighting against the shadow areas of economy over the last decades and the current russian tax regulation is actually targeted towards limit is much bigger much more profitable to be open. to the shuttle so business is very vocal and russian government is listening to business and the trying to implement measures for show is a sure and or increasing taxes changing with the very close contact and dialogue with the business and business is very vocal about saying if you push business to to hard business can go and stop being transparent and go into the shadows of space both of these topics sanctions are tax evasion as far as russian money is concerned all means more money going to asia. most likely most likely i think russia has a great opportunity to fin

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contacted by the health foundation to make sense of a planning process that was opening a pharmacy and incline first, the planning department told the aids health care foundation they didn't need a formula retail permit then the planning department said the conditional use was for the square footage of the project and two because of formula retail issues and the suspended work on the project then the board of appeals said the planning department was wrong but had to work out the aids issues they wanted to know what the do and the work was done with the planning department and the zoning administrator said the suspense on the work could stop this is with back before the formula retail issue this is a process that has been going on for many, many months a it unfairly targets this health care clinic and pharmacy this is not where we consider a formula retail use this won't change the mixed use in the neighborhood moving one pharmacy to another location and certainly not walgreens or cvs but a health care foundation for service to the patients. to derail this with the legislation we're almost thro

. >> my inclination is to remember what happened when a ship full of jewish children tried to come in the united states in 1939 and the united states turned them away and many of them went to their death in nazi concentration camps. >> these children are child refugees of a drug war that is our making. >> let me give it to you. that was the raw patch for governor. what is really playing on people's emotions. >> that comparison is just insulting. 99% of the world compared to america is awful. they are simply not as good as us and conditions are not as good as us. are we going to allow everyone who is suffering into america? if you want that allow them into their house and you pay for them but it's unfair to ask taxpayers to pay for all of these people. >> eric is talking about putting pen to paper. put brain to gear and realize if we could get past the republican obstructionism in the house -- >> oh my gosh. >> let's stay on topic. let's stay on topic. >> instead of wasting money on trying to house these kids we would have immigration reform. >> should we be doing this? should we take

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listen, if this surface ever catches some steam, they -- >> you would be more inclined to sell. you? >> i'm in the b.k. camp. >> microsoft had the best report in 20 years in the last couple of weeks. they're kicking butt. >> holy cow. >> the rest of the desk will give us their buys and sells throughout the hour. meanwhile, go prohas doubled from 24 buck as share but is it close to hitting a creeling? that trade next. t casino, we put it to a street fight later on. more "fast money" straight ahead. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. ahead. ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ >>> shares of camera maker gopro skyrocketing. charlie anderson of doherty and company is the first to initiate gopro coverage. charlie, great to speak to you once again. when we first spoke i was saying you may be a little too blue sky and optimistic. here we are $20 above your price target. where do you go from here? >> yeah, it's tough. i would say the

the incline to the tower will wrap up at 6:00 and drive time traffic is showing highway four westbound antioch to hercules is 28 minutes. santa cruz northbound side -- shows northbound side to the hose airport from san jose is 35 minutes. >> a stockton mother of two dead and a pair of bank robbery suspects. this morning, her family wants to know if the robbery, abduction, and chase had to end this way. katie marzullo is in stockton with more. >> a lot people wondering that, this morning, and the other big question: who killed misty holt-singh? it will be a while before they determine if it was police bullets that killed her or if she was hot and killed by the suspect. police say that robbery suspects were using her as a human shield during the shoot intermediate when two of the three robbery suspects were killed. >> this tragedy unfolded at 2:30 yesterday afternoon at bag -- bank of the west. three arm ad suspects robbed the bank and took three female hostages. two employees and a customer, misty holt-singh. they stole an employee's s.u.v. and led police on a case through stockton and

analysts in the us government who have been reviewing some of the satellite imagery and they and their inclination was at the missile battery was under the control of the ukrainian military but if you're those analysts and the secretary of state has come out with a conclusion which goes counter to that you might be more likely to not reach the conclusion that you're.

>> no, i don't think we're inclined to take any action right now. what's important to note is investors are doing what's right. you're seeing a significant rise in those insurers and that i see bassed on the fact that anything involving the government will take a while. the subsidies will continue in the near term. over and beyond that, we don't know what's going to happen, but i think the markets have it right. i really wouldn't be inclined to buy in at these levels, but i would keep an eye on the situation. >> you're not saying sell? >> no, i wouldn't be -- the rising tide lifts all boats. >> so, mike, your investing thesis right now is don't just do something, stand there? >> yeah, mile investing thesis would be sit and wait for things to play out. we saw 50 days without a 1% decline in the markets. so given everything that's happened, if that doesn't move anything, then you know, you have to be cautious. we have also seen extreme amount of puts being bought against the biggest companies in the united states. there's a lot of investors waiting fo

inclined. it's important for me as a former player and a parent that i do something to improve our game in the long run. and along with two former players, again, the sports legacy institute and the institute of sports law and ethics, we're working together to change those rules and hopefully u.s. soccer and the leagues across this country and hundreds of thousands of millions of kids will have that change in the game so that we can have healthier, safer fields. we can have kids that will stay in soccer longer and lead healthier lives once they're done with their career. >> judah, i need to thank you for your appearances on this program and for luring me in and getting me excited about watching today's game, which i really was. and it was a lot of fun. i understand why all those people watching with president obama, i now get it. and i didn't get it just, you know, days ago. so judah, thanks a lot for that. >> you're welcome. that's what heroes do. we give back to society and make america a bet

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