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the suspect lives on inverness in pacifica. his neighbors took pictures of police investigators pouring over his house. >> he livers here with his younger brother and his parents. >> reporter: this neighbor does not want to show his face on tv but said he had been acting increasingly strange in recent months. >> he tried to open the car when my sister was in there. my brother warned him to go. home. he refused and just stood there. he didn't say anything. >> reporter: the tow truck driver was the second victim found stabbed along skyline. monday night, abdul malik, was the first homicide victim here. >> he was my closest best friend ever. >> reporter: abdul malik's best friend also doesn't want to show his face on tv. he says he called him the night before, sunday night, to tell him about a strange customer who wanted to leave his bmw along skyline boulevard. >> the guy got in his car and asked him to follow him on skyline south. so abdul was talking to me when he was driving behind him. he told me, this guy is weird and i feel

this hospital in inverness is the home of scotland's specialist testing centre for tick borne diseasessts and data from across the country. the head doctor is roger evans. lyme disease testing is complex. the disease presents in different ways. if you present acutely with a rash, and we do a normal test, if that is positive, with the clinical indications of a rash or flu—like illness after a tick bite, we will think it is lyme disease and we would treat it. the difficulty there of course is in an acute infection, the antibody response might respond very quickly. and so the test that we use may be negative, even though the person has the disease. so, what we get is a false negative result. and those false negative results can have serious consequences. i think for a person who has been bitten by a tick, within a week or two, they may have very vague symptoms or flu—like illness, not feeling terribly unwell, not the classic rash. so, it is not immediately identified by the gp. if we do a test and it is negative the person might think i don't have lyme disease. but in fact they may do hav

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raigmore hospital in inverness is the home of scotland's specialist testing centre for tick—borne diseases from across the country. its head is dr roger evans. lyme disease testing is complex. the disease presents in different ways. so, if you present acutely with a rash and we do our normal tests, and if that's positive with the clinical indications of a rash or a flu—like illness after a tick bite, we would think it's lyme disease and they would be treated. the difficulty there, of course, is, in an acute infection, the antibody response might not respond very quickly, and so the test that we use may be negative, even though the person has the disease. and so what we get is a false negative result. and that false negative result can have serious consequences. i think, for certainly a person that's been bitten by a tick, with...within a week or two, they may have very vague symptoms or a flu—like illness. and they're not feeling terribly unwell, but they don't have the classic rash, so it's not obviously identifiable by the gp. if they present and we test, and it's negative, the person mi

inverness, just over 20 celsius. inverness, just over 20 celsius. inverness, just over nine.he is usually based in plymouth. her primary role is to carry out oceanographic work. she is here until wednesday and is going to be taking part in some ceremonial roles. but the weather forecast for the next few days, looking at a severe thunderstorm. there is risk of localised flooding and it will feel humid. if you think it is humid at the moment, even more humid. 0n the satellite picture you can see there is a fair bit of cloud around. some of this has carried. moving steadily northwards as well as thunderstorms. if we started nine o'clock in scotland, the north is dry. we have heavy rain across the central belt. it's moving north through the day and again there is the risk of some disruption and localised flooding. we've had thunderstorms and still do across parts of northern england. 0r northern ireland, drier and brighter. as we come south, some fog across devon and cornwall. right skies as well. we are ready have rain across the channel islands. through the english channel, int

just fog and 51 this morning at inverness. looking for a pleasant 66. sounds good to me.a valley is 55. bodega bay is 53. 53 in tiburon. and one observation. calistoga has dipped to 50 degrees. a lot, including pen grove. mostly cloud to the north. breaks. that south wind from the san jose. coming up from the santa clara valley. has produced breaks in the low clouds. for some, it's sunny. others, it's going to be socked in. and the system is coming from the pacific northwest. how about that? not something you say all the time end of june. but happens. low clouds. then sun. breezy, blustery conditions. and cooler, with 60s, 70s and 80s. napa down 5 from yesterday. antioc from 90 to 82. east san jose. that's out by reed hill view. and palo alto. 79 yesterday. 75 today. the ornshore wind is in place. gusts to 40 miles an hour. at the altamonte pass. 45 in truckee. 44 up in arcadia. and 55, ukiah. 57 cool degrees in sacramento. that's not bad. even upper 50s. mid-50s or low 60s from coast, bay and inland. coming down that breeze, a little breeze. still west, southwest. onshor

hasn't evolved before, but you have to get al the other nato members on board to agreed to bring brazil invers far as discussion is concerned, i think president trump is the only one that woul want to expand it and that includes brazil. >> thank you for joining us and giving us a context. we appreciate it. even watching live coverage fro the sideline of the g 20 summit in osaka, japan. president trump in the presiden of meant at the white house bac in march. we will continue to bring you the latest from the g 20 summit but now back to your regular programming already in progress. >> i think it's a seat that the are taking right now. >> think she has a point, most of the people on that stage tonight are sitting in office currently. their senate or congressional members and what if they done t solve these problems great strike joe biden has been in longer than i've been alive. what has he done with all these issues he's saying right now he wants to solve. i think she has a good point. it was frightening to see how far left the democrat party has gone. to have every single candidate on that stag

wall street are stunned that employment is still in good shape given the trade war with china and invered yield curve. maybe the payrole number will be surprising it's a lose/lose scenario. the better stay strongs and the president stays capricious and arbitrary but earnings per share numbers come down, thanks. thanks as long as trump is doing whatever the heck he feels like we're going to have to pay less for every stock under the sun. that's right, every stock because the market craves certainty. if we're living in a world where the president can slap tariffs on a country he just negotiated a new trade agreement that doesn't have aircraft carriers with planes pointed at our country it makes it less appealing. president trump realized something that president obama discovered most voters don't own stocks anymore. during his second term the average stock in the s&p 500 traded at 16 times earnings which is exactly the same price earnings ratio it is right now, 16 even though longer term treasury yields are lower. that's down by the way from 20 when we thought he was a pro-business presiden

you can see plenty of cloud inver around our region. look at the w east at 10 miles per hour. if the front is close enough, and it is, that always gives us some cloud cover and that's what we have out there now. down to 71. not an accurate temperature at the airport. something's going on with the airport censor,e becausook at everybody else. 80 in annapolis, 77 in huntingtown. 74 at culpeper, 76 down towards fredericksburg. it's still on the warm side. teeratures got up to 81 earlier at the airport. here's where the rain is. you notice it's 66 and 50 north. no problem. frederick, hagerstown, leesburg, baltimore, no rain for you. it's all south. some htshowers, very l showers around over towards woodbridge, this is all light. look just down to the south. vy you're travelng downlong i-95, very heaainfall between fredericksburg and richmond. even some fla floodarnings going on. that's the kind of scenario playing out. we are seeing a few heavier showers in towards st. mary's county, but that's really about it. if you are in those counties to thsouth, watch out. this unselgsttled

and i do think that there is actually the bitcoin element to it where you to getta an invers relationshipcies so it is perplexing because they are both running at the same time and i think people are coming back to gold. but there is a bar, there is a coin, let me have something substantive in my hand >> what is it your target? >> it will be difficult for the market to go too much higher because a lot of things happen on the physical side that you don't see immediately. one is that the bulk of gold jewelry -- bulk of gold period is purchased in the emerging world. and so if you look at gold in cmi terms and inr terms, it is quite expensive. also recycling which is about a third of the physical market on the supply side will increase. very tempting to liquidate bouillon and recycle it at these levels >> jim steele, thank you for joining us pup und here is where we stand in the markets. low again today. second day in a row. nasdaq down 1.4%, technology hardest hit. dow down 162 some consolidation until the g-20 up next, your last chance trade. > and later fred hassan will weigh in on the bi