we'll get the inside track on her maths board game, race to infinity.an be difficult at the best of times, but for women in the city, simple journeys are often fraught with danger. now india's capital — which is infamous for rape and other violence — is considering a radical remedy — free public transport for all women. but, asjoe miller reports, the experiment is being welcomed by working class women. hot chai and biscuits for breakfast. fried okra for lunch. each morning, sanju kumari prepares food for her son and teenage daughter before setting off on a two—kilometre walk in the searing delhi heat to a household in which she works as a domestic help. translation: i can earn at most 6000 rupees a month. i have to choose between using that money to feed my kids or pay for travel. it is a long way to my work and i walk there and back, and i am always fearful of what is going to happen on the streets. sanju has good reason to be concerned. delhi is notorious for gender violence and fear of assault leads many to forego work altogether. just over a tenth o

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. >>> firefighters work tod free a driver from an infinity after a crash in san jose. this vehicle over ahiing twoera vee. ying to figure out who was at fault and have not said if drugs and alcohol played in the crash. >> on the edge of alameda and san joaquin counties, firefighters making slow but steady progress, southwest of tracy. chp should down tesla road and a crossroad. the fire is about 50% contained, cause still under investigation. >>> san bruno police with dramatic surveillance showing what happened inside the shops of tanforan and firefighters going for cover as shots were fired. >> reporter: it's 3:55 in the afternoon and at the mall you can see people running and a he gtederh theun sars out of frame. someone falls to the ground and people nearby start running. then at the top of thescreen, police focus on a second person with a gun. fires multiple shots. more than a dozen people including a child run for cover. two teenage boys are shot both expect tod make full recoveries. they are still searching for the suspect and trying to sort it out. >>> while mos

police are looking for the driver of this infinity caught doing donuts in a parking lot.t month that the giant trade center. police are warning drivers that the spin outs are dangerous and most drivers are not that good added. anyone caught will face consequences. >>> investigators are trying to determine the cause of a fire at an apartment building in new work. chopper five got video of crews cutting the roof of the two- story building to get to the source of the fire. heavy smoke was pouring out in two apartments were burned. no word on any injuries. >>> the livermore city council is expected to snuff out the sale of flavored tobacco products altogether and voted to ban the sale of electronic smoking devices and prohibit the sale of any tobacco products within 1000 feet of libraries or schools. the final vote is scheduled to begin at 7 pm and if approved the law will take effect in 30 days. >>> in san francisco you may have to pay more for check out bags. the board of supervisors is voting whether to increase the charge to $0.25. right now it is $0.10 for each back. thi

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infinity pool that looks over the ocean that makes it look like we're shooting over the wide-open ocean the water, but it's on a pulley system on this rail that goes across and it truly looks like a shark going across the water. they'll ram that boat to pop us off so they can have lunch. it's not personal. they're not trying to eat us because they don't like us. they're trying to eat us because we're available. >> josh was quite the athlete growing up, which actually helped during this shoot. >> i'm a good swimmer. i was lifeguard in minot, north dakota, by the way. at oak park pool. the pool was that deep. i'd go like pick the kid up and put him by the side of the pool. >> as for josh's kid with ex-wife fergie, 5-year-old axl, he was a regular on the set. >> axl's very curious about this movie and was here for this stuff. i'm swimming away from the sharks, he's fascinated by all this but really a sweet little guy, he was really concerned for me in a lot of ways, too. but that's why i think it's good for him to come and see that it's all make-believe. >> he gets cuter every day. >> and

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to the point where we perceive to a limited extent a sense of infinity i am the airplane . the been a. the end. i am. going to. just a little big up miscellaneous has made its election. just a little longer just a little why down but is it a little too big the european red. smoke that smashed out these new t.t.s. to pay has caused. dr pangloss w. a forest area equivalent to the sun her future is cleared every. hour consumerism is causing a radical depletion of forests. for 25 years. or has it. going to forests and i'm on a. tragic reality behind the exploitation starts july 24th. europe. what unites. what divides. the republican driving force. what binds the continent together. cancers and stories of plunging. spotlight on people. on g.w. . slick. carefully. choose to do good. discover. subscribe to. documentary. this is the news live from a big win for ukraine's president and snap elections. exit polls to follow to party to win some 44 percent of the vote but is that enough just to support the health. reform agenda will get an update from. protests turned violent on the st

his crashed infinity suv was nearby. police were first called to the scene for the report of an aunident. they the damaged vehicle and shortly after that the 17-year-old koroma emerged from the woods. police found his father's body nearby. after questioning, barba koroma was arrested. police say he stabbed his father while he was driving causing the crash and then dragged hisfa er into the woods nearby. his wife can't understand how a routine errand involving a father and a son could end so tragically. e there was no problem between them because hs going to take him to the high brlibrary his homework because he's in summer school. >> reporter: authorities are piecing together just what happened in ths rk. and ended in these woods.h while's going on a family is facing its own quandary. >> i'm still in shock, and in. deni >> reporter: in buoy, derrick ward, news 4. >> police say the teenager is being held without bond on first- and second-degree murder charges. >>> all right. we go to more breaking news this evening. direc

it has five bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, an infinity pool, oh, a spa.t, i want to stay there until they sell it. after 13 years with the team, pavelski is now headed to the dallas stars. >> it is sad to see him go. you bump into him in the neighborhood sometimes and he's always just very chill and very cool. not all homes in the neighborhood look like that, they don't. >> i still want the house until they sell it. >> they do staging. maybe they could have people staging. >> we're ready. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," we are watching that forecast with kari. you might want to crash joe pavelskioo >> f a pool somewhere, especially in the inland areas and the valleys today. it's going to be heating up. cuintartg out nice and cool but will be at 81 degrees at 2:00 today. we'll get a look at all of our microclimates coming up. >>> and we're looking at all your drives as well. this one through fremont past the truck scales and looks great. we'll show you what we can find as you head into san francisco. >>> and as kari was telling us, that weekend warmup

. >>> i'm anna kagarakis at the infinity sports desk.he oakland a's are starting to look like the team from last year. they've won 13 of 17 games and were hungry to keep it going tonight. a's taking on the mariners in se matt olson would blast one to center field. a solo sh a's take a 2-0 lead. bottom of the fourth one man on. the game is tied at 2. and kyle seager would smash one to right. a two-run bomb to put seattle ahead. mariners would go on to win 6-3. giants and cardinals at oracle park. madison bumgarner taking the mound for what might be his final homestand. top of the first keep a close eye. just the second batter of the game bumgarner is hit by a comebacker on his left arm. he'd finish the first two innings but had to come out after that. yikes. that one looks painful there. going to the bottom of the fourth, game tied 1-1 with would set the stage for the bases loaded. it is gone. a grand slam for the youngin'. just his second home run of the year but he made it count for his first career slam. giants took the victory at home

private infinity who have come from some separate i mean if you sway wept your head. that in blue for anyone . you had a few quid out of it would a business like. this one for why that wonderful. we actually lift that they were actually. reading how clever they are driving in a merger because they are using it steve minutes now if that is bad enough but they . separated the blacks and the whites. in buses and public facilities the reason why it was like that was because of the. different cultures when you stand in line they have. the living space while we have the. living space and it is really difficult to stand with a mean lie because they burst against you. they don't have what the cool a civilized way of life but the thing we built this. then we're different.

made me a good employee in the minutes when he dismayed is minus infinity and he is going to go in for you know go into business for self. out all starting i just really felt that i had what it took to be entrepreneur and to be successful. so i quit my job and i was fully fledged into business then i had to leave i froze year business i made about 30 some $1000.00 or more for a c.e.o. . i remember a vest i'm back into the business i'm buying tools and wire ladders some go in the business or take my 2nd year i read about he somehow. 3rd year i did about 100 or so 1000 homes told he was surely progressing so now i'm up to half a 1000000. next to normal to say i want to know about. the nearly $2999.00 early 2000 my family were told of the $1000000.00 more. that while we're at home i never thought that i would hold a $1000000.00 business. a person has to have a dream. you know they have to want to do better for themselves you can bring a person out of prison. and they can have nothing and they can make something of themselves if that's what they want. when you lived a certain way for so lo

. >> to infinity and beyond. >> nasa needed something more flexible and found out no one made knew flexiblee person who made these. >> her midrif f bulge is showing. see the before and after of playtex bruh. >> formerly known as ilc. the girtle company was not nearly as big as other suit makers but had pretty radical ideas. in 1967 ilc came up with a softer more flexible space suit made almost entirely of fabric and then shot this film at a local high school with an employee putting a suit through its paces. in the end the company won the contract for the apollo suits and gave some of their bra-making seamstresses a brand new assignment. >> did they tell you initially you're going to be sewing space suits. >> they just brought me over here. >> from bras to space suits. >> little pieces like this to big pieces like this. ha, ha. >> ruth anna. anna lee. elliott. thompson. four of the women who made the suits who went to the moon. women it turned out had the perfect touch according to the project manager homer reed. >> the people who sewed the suits were all women. >> is that because -- >> --

so wargrave cemetery near mount kenya you said be open buki and gashed infinity have come to pay their respects to the $14.00 comrades both men fought for person during world war 2 facing death and hardship and battlefields far from. good. did your phone number ok and then when the going on be a little more bizarre an hour of you're. never going to come again you will talk on uma way with a dog or human over joke on my brain i will go like that. as with many soldiers recruited from vs colonies you said we're having a little idea of what was a stake in this war. good men are good are right to remain unemployed the green it would run run run about the don't volunteer. at level because there. i don't know why i'm here like. all those. when woad who began in 1939 european powers had colonized most of africa burson quickly put as many african colonies on a war footing much as it had done in won't one some years before. yes at 1st officials would doubtful about the row so cool native african so which is might play in the conflicts some were even opposed to giving them mixing them with white

impeled me to seek post of usefulness regardless of personal danger and i trust that god in his infinity goodness will protect and sustain me in soul and body. religion is all over his core respondens. in early june rosecrans was appointed chief engineering of the state of myoand few days later he took command of camp chase and the 23rd ohio infantry volunteers as the first colonel. cultivating a smart republics relationship with the lets secretary of treasury he got promoted to brigder general and served in west virginia. although rosecrans early on decided to hitch his star to that as he called him that lucky dog mcclelland his collaboration with little mac would be short and strained. you'll see a pattern here this is where it starts. i can't really find it before the war. it's something about the war that really brings in sort of part of his personality out. the first zput happened in advance. mcclelland got mad at rosecrans for advancing too far possibly alerting the enemy. and he said this. . quote. i desire you here after to act in conformity to orders and to remember -- husss thi

. >>> firefighters work to free a driver in an infinity in a crash in san jose. it overturned after hitting two other cars and a cree. right on the campbell border. they took at least one person to the hospital and trying to figure out who is at fault. they haven't said whether drugs and alcohol played a role in this crash. >>> in san joakim counties, firefighters are making slow but good progress. it shut down at tesla road and crossroad. so far, 283 acres have burned and the fire 50% contained, the cause now under investigation. >>> it is 6:34, san bruno police releasing this dramatic surveillance video seeing people running the moment shots are fired at tanforan. dion lim takes us through the chaos step-by-step. >> reporter: it's 3:55 in the afternoon. on the second floor you can see a suspected shooter with the gun and see him point the gun as he falls out of frame and then someone falls down and people start running. the top of your screen, they focus on a second person with a gun who stops at the elevator and fires serial shots and people run for cover. two

. >> go infinity and beyond. >> what's powerful is that it should make us feel small and it should makere, which i think is the most important message. >> that's kevin bacon reporting. i've got a job like that, >>> steve hartman now paying a visit to two of his favorite young people. >> reporter: miami preschoolers gia and surrey say they're not best friends. as we first reported a couple years ago, they say they're closer than friends. closer than mere sisters. in fact, they truly believe they're twins. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: ashley and valencia are their moms. >> they will tell you they're twins and they have a long list of reasons to back it up. >> reporter: to them what makes a twin? >> similarities. >> similarities. >> reporter: for example, the girls say their birthdays are practically the same day. and the obvious physical similarities. >>> so what am i looking at here? >> the same height. >> reporter: oh, because you're the same height. clearly twins, which is why they also insist on matching outfits whenever possible. so far, ashley and valencia have indulged them. but they

. >>> working to free a driver in an infinity after a crash in san jose. it overturned after hitting two other cars and a tree, right on the san jose campbell border. paramedics took at least one person to the hospital and they're trying to figure out who was at fault. they haven't said if drugs and alcohol played a role in the crash. >>> and wildfires burning on the edge in san joaquin county, bunk southwest of tracy. yesterday they shut down tess ler road and crossroad. so far 283 acres have burned and it is 50% detained and cause under investigation. >>> police have released this dramatic surveillance video showing what happened inside the shops at tanforan. and you can see people running for cover as shots were fired and taking us step-by-step. >> it's 3:55 in the afternoon. on the second floor of the mall you can see a group of people running. people circle a suspected shooter with a gun and see him point the gun as he goes out of frame and someone falls to the ground and people start running. at the top of the screen, people focus on a second person

but it'll take a quarter of a billion dollars to buy this california dream and the 75-foot infinity poolrvel towering above it. makowsky: it is a $2 million theater outdoors. frank: what?! then get a luxe look high atop one of new york's most famous addresses in a three-story, $43 million penthouse inside the legendary plaza hotel that boasts the best view in town, the finest in old-school charm

there's a reason why no one went to see: "avengers: infinity negotiation." ( laughter ) now, ultimatelyll pay for the tariffs, but this morning, trump disagreed, tweeting, "their is no reason for the u.s. consumer to pay the tariffs, which take effect on china today." and there is no reason to use that "their" in that there sentence. and, again, it's not-- ( cheers and applause ) and, again, it's not true. we pay. maybe that's a good thing. maybe it is a bad thing, i don't know. i understand economics as well as donald trump does. i bet if i tried i could lose $10 billion. in retaliation, china is raising tariffs on $60 billion of u.s. goods, mostly agricultural products starting june 1. but don't worry, farmers, trump has a plan. ( as trump ) "we will be taking in tens of billions of dollars in tariffs from china. buyers of product can make it themselves in the u.s.a.-- ideal-- or buy it from non- tariffed countries dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, we will then spend-- match or better-- the money that china may no longer be spending with our great patriot farmers-- agriculture-- whic

what blew me away were here were new characters -- >> to infinity and beyond. >> the film was contemporarys done with all the sincerity of the walter rah. >> you actually think you're the buzz light year? all this time i thought it was an act. hey, guys, look! it's the real buzz lightyear! >> you're mocking me, aren't you? >> anybody wanting to study screen writing should watch pixar movies. i think they're beautifully, beautifully written. ♪ oh, somewhere deep inside of these bones ♪ ♪ an emptiness began to grow >> there's something so beautiful about bringing an inanimate object to life. drawing animation is the same kind of thing. there's something about stop motion that's pure and strong. ♪ what's this what's this ♪ there's white things in the air ♪ ♪ i must be dreaming, what's this ♪ >> tim burton has managed to take the most macabre things and make them so fun and so heartbreaking and beautiful. no one has that aesthetic. you don't have to wonder for ten seconds if it's a tim burton film. >> i have a present for you. >> edward scissorhands is kind of frankenstein's story and spencer

. >> he was last seen driving her 2005 black infinity coop.f you see that car let authorities know. breaking overnight puerto rico's governor resigned after nearly 2 weeks of massive protests. >> translator: many of you have expressed the right to freedom of expression. i have received everything you have said. i have heard you loud and clear. >> thousands of protesters marched through the capital after leaked conversations showed the embattled governor sending offensive text messages, he officially steps down next month. the secretary of justice, vasco's, will take over. the justice department will not prosecute attorney general william barr and wilbur ross. the department saying william barr and wilbur arrested not commit a crime when they defied a congressional subpoena refusing to hand over information about adding a decision should question to the census. we followed that story for you, the doj said they only withheld privileged documents that could not be released. an update for the story as well. a school district changes course and wil

the infinity circle of this station will go on forever. >> the logo appeared on the new set and microphones and added to the vehicles. there was even a special circle 7 item for station executives. >> this is a cuff link. you have to remember in the 1960s, men wore french cuffs and likeed to had to have them show they wore them to a network meeting and such a hit, the logo was adopted for other abc owned stations. >> as you may have noticed in honor of the 70th anniversary, we've all been wearing circle 7 pins again. >> that's right. you can find other memorable moments on any abc 7 platform including amazon fire. >>> it was tuesday with a touch of fog this morn prevagen is the number one pharmacist recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. we're here for you. so chances are, you've seen us around the house. or around the yard... on the shelf... or even out in the field. your mom knew she could always count on us... and your grandma did too. because for over 150 years, we've been right by your side. a

rob: she was last seen driving her 2005 black infinity coop.in costa rica bringing the total number of victims to 20. the country's ministry of health issuing a formal warning this week, more than 30,000 bottles of potentially tainted alcohol have been confiscated in costa rica. suspected methanol poisoning, it can increase its potency. it is the same chemical that is found in antifreeze. jillian: the former special counsel warning of foreign interference during his congressional testimony. >> countries developing capability to replicate what the russians have done. what they are doing as we sit here and they expect during the next campaign. >> did you find there was no collusion between the trump campaign and russia? >> we don't use the word collusion. jillian: will robert mueller's testimony impact the 2020 presidential election? if so how? here to debate is legal affairs reporter at the washington times, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. yesterday didn't seem like the day democrats had hoped after hearing the days long testimony. will

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negative territory or using the qe is the way to get out of the problems i think cutting rates to infinity has not proven to be the solution of the issues i think we need more structural answers. so i believe the ecb is trying to help to try to get out of this problem it's more for the politicians to resolve the structural issues. >> perhaps central banks need to be more mindful of the banking system before cutting rates more negative >> i think at the end of the day i always say if the collateral damage of the banking -- of negative rates would be only the banking system, one could probably try to live with that concept. as you can see, the psychological effect on consumers and the side effects on savings and on the social system is very high. so i think that there has to be a broader consideration than just the banking industry. >> that is joumanna bercetche speaking to the ceo of ubs joumanna, hopefully you have some sound now i'm curious if you had a chance to speak to mr.the ceo about pl for the investment bank, and if you had more insight as to what their plans are strategically for

led by "avengers: infinity war." a bem comes home, yesterday, aladdin and skit life of pets 2. and disney is parent company of abc 7. >> i'm still get egg ov-- getti over "toy story 2." made me cry too much. >> yeah. we'll be right back. >>> 6:58, just joining us or headed out the door, the seven things you need to know. one, gas prices tax up nearly 6 cents per gallon. >> two, lanes open on southbound crash near tully road and san jose overnight. four cars involved. minor injuries. >> three, a crash in san mateo. fully blocked due to a crash. no one getting through. >>> four, rooftop park at the transit center back open as of an hour ago. still no bus service yet. >> number five a group of protesters temporarily stopped yesterday's pride parade in san francisco. two arrested for resisting arrest and interfering with parade routes. >>> six, patchy low clouds to start and sunny and breezy this afternoon. 60s, 70s, mid-80s inland. >>> kevin durant will sign with the brooklyn nets and warriors traded iguodala to bring i

time, the top five list is rounded out by titanic, "star wars," the force awakens and "avengers infinityresting to see "titanic" still up there. >> your heart can't go on, 1 00%. >> let's talk about something else close to our hearts. instagram announcing in april removing the number of likes on a person's post on the app. that could go either way. it is expanding to more markets around the globe and talk about how this will impact the influencers and those who rely on this for a business perspective and also psychologically for young teens who are affected by the likes they see on instagram. >> well, to your second question, this is definitely part of their push to create a less pressurized environment, make instagram less of a competition. so with this new test that they're carrying out users will be able to see the number of likes on their own content but not the number of likes on other users' content. in terms of the impact on the business environment for influencers, this is potentially going to lead nor of a focus on -- to lead to more of a focus on content. so they can't rely on

to infinity and beyond. and: and to the story -- toy story is also out.t do you expect from gold? , a move to the negative interest rates as we mentioned earlier -- trillions of dollars of bonds yielding less than nothing. i think there is a real realization that this is effectively savings and investors are looking --how do i protect the real value of my money? gold is that attraction. you might argue that one of its competitors has been cryptocurrencies for the last five years. and clearly, there is a bit more of a cloud giving increased regulatory oversight and regulators wanting to perhaps crackdown on it. tensions in the middle east. it does not strike me that investors are as long on gold as they were a decade ago. that difficult to fathom. i suspect there is still some to go. matt:. interesting mentioned. interesting mention of bitcoin. ownyou or your clients this? notion that if you think central banks and governments are trying to financially repress you, for savers to get an uneconomic return on their savings, real assets have some attractions.

so we are in a sort of qe trap, a qe infinity environment.what point do domestic market currencies like the dollar, the euro, the swiss franc, at which point do they start appreciating, and at which point do the central banks lose credit ability if they restart qe? the dollar being the global reserve currency, the first one that should start depreciating, but also the euro and potentially the pound. at which point do investors buy gold or other real assets? that is the real question that we will face in the next two or three years, and emerging-market currencies look interesting from this point of view because they offer 3% to 5% real yield above inflation. and gold. not well, gold potentially much real yield, but you could see the attraction. plenty of people are talking about it. thank you very much indeed, alberto gallo, algebris investments portfolio manager. vonnie: use gtv on the bloomberg to check out all of the charts used on bloomberg tv and save your favorites for future reference. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new y

the grounds feature an infiniti edge spool and spa.er 13 years he's headed to the dallas stars. >> and if you buy the house you'll be neighbors of brent burns. >> i like it. >> how much is it? >> 3.6. >> that's a good deal if have you 3.6 million laying around. >> i like the furniture. >> i like the outdoor furniture. >> i would keep that with autographs. >> we'll pool our money. >> thanks for joining us here at 6:00. s ♪ >>> now on "extra" -- score! the women's soccer stars rock the espys with sandra bullock. >> they are the women's national soccer team! >> new video inside their coast-to-coast race, glamming up for the show. >> getting beautified up here. >> who they brought as dates as we go inside their love lives off the field, and break down all of the espy couples. >> we are with the hottest couple. >> "extra"! at more babies? >> she looks good pregnant too though. >> miley's new marriage confession, ad relationship with liam confusing and complex. >>> plus, heidi klum's secretly marries. meghan markle mom shamed.

reconstructing a building and turning it into office spaces is going to give you maximum rent into infinity either doesn't care if your building is empty in five years or has no idea what they're doing. the last thing so many san francisco needs, ending urban place needs his office spaces. if you can rent to an office space for five years good luck, in five years you have an empty building and it will be the death of your investment and the death of the city. i would encourage landlords in soma and the landlords of mezzanine to think about your investment long-term. you want to keep mezzanine there , should they pay my rent? of course. should they be allowed to negotiate? absolutely. and what you want to do is to capitalize your building and have an empty big space sitting there five years. be smart, do the right thing, think about your money. >> next speaker, please. >> have been trying to tell you that all along. >> i am a housing case manager. [inaudible] our roots are in the soma. i started my work with bishop, i'm also a bartender and have been employed at several venues throughout the

you might as well put an infinity sign behind the number because that's how many speeches he will give out here on the senate floor to wake up this institution. but that day is going to come, and i just wanted to come out here to just thank senator whitehouse for his incredible leadership and to let him know that i'm honored to be his partner in this effort, and i will be by your side the entire time it takes for us to get a solution for the young people in our country that they deserve and they expect from this institution. so with that, madam president, i yield back. a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: madam president, may i propose to my wonderful colleague, the senator from massachusetts, that the good lord forbid that i have to get to 500 such speeches before we solve this problem. i would note that if we look back to 2009, there are some very important signs of optimism on the legislative side, senator markey, then-representative markey, with his colleague representative waxman, successfully ushered with significant in

. >>> to infinity with a pit stop in napa and beyond. how a glass of red wine could help astronauts power up. >>> taking a live oak outside this time at the bay bridge. this wonderful start by our photographer. had the bow and arrow. a lovely looking day. 5:21. we will be right back. >> we also find out which celebrities gave to which campaigns. we learned actress gwyneth paltrow hosted a fundraiser for pete buttigieg at her home and personally donated $2800, which is enough to go on group and by half an ounce of cellular repair crystals. pete was not alone in nabbing big celebrity donors. elizabeth warren saw donations from but mother, ryan reynolds, and shaunta rhymes. and that a surprising and bold for a candidate to associate themselves with scandal. it's no ordinary day for our family at denny's. it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about 22 minutes ago and now we can continue that tradition at home with denny's delivery. see you at denny's or dennys.com all right! what are we watching? living with directv has been a learni

the infinity circle of the station's going to go on forever. >> the logo first appeared on news set and microphones, then was added to the vehicles. there was even a special circle 7 item for station executives. >> this is a cuff link. you have to remember in the 1960s, men still wore french cuffs and liked to have them showing. > kgo managers wore their circle 7 accessories to a national abc network meeting and they were such a lit, the logo was adopted for other abc owned stations. >> and you may have noticed in honor of abc's anniversary, we've been wearing the pins again. >> they are back. the video was a small part of a special segment host by dan ashley. you can find it and other memorable moments from the station's past on any abc7 platform including amazon fire. i love looking at the old film 'sool io nice to look back. >> especially the jackets with the big wide lapels. >> some o jackets are best left in the '70s. >> exactly. how about this weather? the heat is going away. temperatures are moderating a bit. it's still warm in a few spots. i would say comfortably so. here's a li

>>i was one of the very small group of people that knew everything that happened in infinity war and the very beginning that was very stressful. but we plan our movie while they were shooting and editing their movies happened concurrently that spoiled and game for some of the cast we had been out to film a scene properly. >>and a lot of it was written in script, it's not even them telling us it's just like you're eating you like. >>oh man. >>of course piety has bigger worries than spoilers. in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>that's a crown for news at 8 after he did and make a living here with kron 4 news at night. >>and thank you ken and pam coming up at 9 o'clock kron four's july 4th like yeah, whatever you fireworks from all around the bay live on air tonight for celebrations have been well under way at pier 39 in san francisco as you can see there the famous 4th of july fireworks show. >>that will kick off at 9.30 last that cameras ready in sandra fell occurred and san jose. >>and river net fireworks from other major cities including the annual macy's fireworks spectacular that's

he is already a registered sex offender is a man of nearly infinity means. they also said the defendant has refused to answer any questions about his income or assets. so the scope of his wealth an his assets remain entirely concealed to the government and to the court. in a letter to the judge today, prosecutors made it clear they still don't have that information, writing, quote, as of this filing, the government still has not yet received any financial disclosure information from the defense in connection with the defendant's application for bail. now, while epstein is clearly very wealthy with a personal jet, four homes and a private island, it remains really unclear exactly how he made that money or how much he actually has. "the new york times" dug into what has been reported about epstein's wealth and finds that much of that appears to be an illusion, and there is little evidence that mr. epstein is a billionaire. the paper adds mr. epstein's wealth may have depended less on his math acumen than his connections to two men, steven hockenberg who confes

. >> the price target is infinity. >> so there. >> that does it for us here on the halftime report, kellyck for "the exchange. and that begins right now. >>> melissa, thanks. hi, everybody, and here is what's ahead of us today a rate cut is pointless. that's the case one economist is making ahead of the fed's meeting next week. is she right we will debate that. >>> and is a massive economic crash coming you heard this warning before, but who it's coming from may surprise you now it's coming from the campaign trail we will have the very latest. >>> and the usda is trying to leave washington only to face a massive fight over taxpayer dollars, unions, and jobs. we will have a front row seat to this relocation drama. we do begin with today's markets. bob pisani is down at th