jackie has pushed to extreme line that process. higher prices had a silver >> a few weeks ago, we were in a meeting, secretary ross was the and he announced that there was good news, and t good news was, the treasury has received almost $1 billion in tariffs, the problem was. that's american money, that's from small business in my district. >> in the meantime, tariffs on imports and higher prices for domestic steel if .ey can get >> without the imported steel coming in, that's p amary driver as to what's inflating the prices like they are. >> more u.s. steel should be available by the end of the year. time is money. >> for nightly business report. >> t te a look at some of todaysupgrades and . downgrad ups's rating was upgraded to bye. revenue groh and potential st savings.5. price target $ shares finhed up 1 1/2%. the same analysts that upgraded fedex.wngraded the firm cited the company's global footprint. price target $256. shares dropped to 130.18. >>> wells fargo was underperformed the stock's valuation is compelling. wells far

jackie has more on that story. >> that's right.hipotle closing down one of its restaurants in a suburb of columbus, ohio at least two customers posted on the food safety website i was pois poisoned.com that they experienced nausea, vomiting and fever after eating there in a statement a chipotle spokesperson said we acted quickly and closed this single restaurant out of an abundance of caution business insider reporting during an inspection last week that the local health department found the restaurant was not storing lettuce and beans at the proper temperatures. food safety is a top priority for brian niccol who took over in march a series of high-profile incidents in 2015 bruised the chain's reputation and stock price. last year they retrained kitchen crews after identifying a sick employee as the cause of a nur nu nurovirus outbreak >> that stock is down just under 2% now cmg a name we're watching all day. jackie, see you in a bit >>> cbs appointing an outside law firm to handle an investigation into misconduct, allegations agai

. >> reporter: jackie has been signing lyrics for main acts that come through the chey festival.ning the lyrics and feelinm the rh >> then you have the rhythm of the music to deal with. r's challenging and an art form. orter: it requires lots of prep work. >> we get ds lthe lyrics and th music and practice, practice. >> reporter: as she learned everything goes according to plan. >> with everybody sha, there's surprise song that we didn't have a t chance practice. it's important that we can hear the vocals. >> reporter: whether it's blues, rap, rock and roll, each has its set of channels. >> i had a young lady at the country show las year and she needed my services. she was just loving the band and loving that she could see the words to the mus that she loved. it was very rewarding. rding.e >>> it's all about the head to head battle on nbc world of dance. d.c. based jam project group has got a win or go home. in the duel round competitors get to choose their opponent. you can watch the jam project battle it out tonight at 8:00 right here on nbc 4. >>> happening tonight, beyonce an

jackie ward has more. there are new evacuations? >> reporter: still intense up there. more than 2100 fire personnel are working aggressively around the clock to build containment lines around the county fire. butter rain on the northern end of the fire is steep and inaccessible in some places. the county fire has burned more than 72,000 acres now and containment has jumped to 15%. it broke out east of lake berryessa on saturday and cal fire just ordered new evacuations for an area west of highway 16, south of old county road 40, and north of county road 53. july 4th is typically one of the best and t times of the year to visit lake berryessa. this stretch of highway 128 usually has a steady stream of cars going there. but no boats have left the marina this week. they hope firefighters will get a handle on it so boaters can get back on the water soon. >> we look forward to this week all year. we train for it. so to not have people here, they are missing a great time with their family. we try to get families out on the water to enjoy the time. >> reporter: cal fire crews

jackie ward has the story on the dog. >> reporter: saturday afternoon, firefighters took on a fire that was engulfed in flames. when they got there, plumes of smoke were filling the structure and flames met them inside. once they got a handle on the flames downstairs, they moved upstairs to search for potential victims. bedroom by bedroom, all was clear while crews outside continue to work to stop flames from spreading. even had to breakthrough offense in order to access a shed that caught fire. that is one -- when they noticed something. a dogs -- a dog in a cage next to where the flames were spreading. firefighters credit the quick extinguishment of the shed for saving the dogs life. the puppy did not get any injuries, neither did any of the humans. >>> sky should be blue today, smoke is causing things to be hazy. we will talk about when that will move out. >>> for the third week in a row, this day will be the hottest. >>> coming up, tourists say they do not feel safe walking san francisco streets. a major convention is pulling out of town and the huge blow to the biggest industry. >>

. >> reporter: jackie has earned a bit of a reputation. the last plastic straw urging people to stop using the plastic sippers in the u.s. we use about 500 million of them a day. but most recycling facilities are not equipped to properly sort them. >> there are all kinds of plastics out there. why focus on straws? >> because it's the easy tangible thing. it's the poster child for useless plastic for most people. >> reporter: her city is among 28 others who have banned or limited plastic straws. california and hawaii are exploring statewide policies. the movement took off because of this video which shows a sea turtle with a straw stuck in its nose. now celebrities and athletes have joined the campaign. >> i suck. >> we suck together. >> we all suck. >> reporter: posting on social media with the #stopsucking. >> next time you see a plastic straw like this, say no. >> reporter: more companies are knicksing plastic straws and mcdonald's plans to test alternatives in the u.s. the problem from beach debris to garbage patches in the water is som

jackie deangelis has more o at part of the story for us. >> in a tweet this weekend on toil, president trump sai prices were too high. he said he spoke to kingalman of saudi arabia and explained the turmoil was causing him to ask the saudis to increase oil production, maybe up ton mill barrels to make up the difference. prices too high, he has agreed. the white house backed off that position a bit later saying that the saudis could raise production if need. but there were still many questions. would the 2 million barrels be in addition to the 1 million that owe beck said it would add ck? and did the king really agree? with no answers to those questiontr oil prices ted. but ever so slightly. with the 10% spike ince oil p and the 4th of july this week, prices at the pump have been rising. >>> gasoline prices have reached their peek barring any major refinery disruption for the rest of thesummer. demand has been flat and actually a little bit lower than last year at this time about. >> i think crude oil could reach 78, $79 a barrel. i don't see $80 a barrel. there will be intervention if

. >> reporter: -- jackie nunez has earned a bit of a reputation. >> i call myself the crazy straw lady. >> reporter: she created a group called the last plastic straw. combatting ocean pollution by urging people to stop using those plastic sippers. in the u.s., we use about 500 million of them a day, but most recycling facilities are eqoperly sort them. >> theindsre e. why focus on straws? >> because that's the easy, tangible thing. it's the poster child for uselessly used plastic for most people. >> reporter: her city, santa cruz, is among 28 others around the country that have banned or limited plastic straws or considering it. california and hawaii are even exploring statewide policies. it's a movement that took off in 2015 because of this viral video which shows a sea turtle with a straw stuck in its nose. >> oh, man. >> reporter: now celebrities and athletes have joined the campaign. >> i suck. >> we suck together. >> we all suck. >> reporter: posting on social media with #stopsucking. >> next time you see a plastic straw like this, just say no. >> reporter: more companies are nix

a test missit will soon be transporting people into space has gone off without a hitch. jackietwo, one. >> reporter: earlier this amazon's ceo jeff bezos rocket company blue origin revealed adventure seek will be able able. it will blast offca verlly shooting more than 62 miles above earth into sub orbital space. passengers will be able experience weightlessness and get a breathting view of the curve of the earth before the calule makes a vertica ground.back on the >> go, baby, go, beautiful liftoff of our new shepherd rocket here from west texas >> reporter: but before the inmpany launches earth lings it's cong test flights with a test dummy named mannequin skywalker. >> we're going to test it. we're not gng to take any utortcuts. >> reporte on wednesday the ninth of such scheduled tests blasted off and fl flew higher into space reaching 74 miles above the eart the entire round trip flight taki only 11 minutes. >> and touchdown. absolutely beaeiful. >> reporter: blue origin is just one of handful of companies working to launch unmanned rockets carrying umcargo andans into sce.

. >> reporter: jackie nunez has earned a bit of a reputation. >> i call myself the crazy straw lady. >> reporter: combatting ocean pollution by urging people to stop using the plastic sippers. in the u.s., wese about 500 million of them a day but most recycling facilitie lyre not equipped to proport them. >> there are all kinds of plastics out there. why focus on straws? s>> because that'he easy, tangible thing. it's the poster child for usele ulyd plastic for most people. >> reporter: around the country banned or ic limited pla straws or considering it. califo ia and hawaii are even exploring statewide policies. it's a movement that took off in 2015 scause of thi viral video which shows a sea turtle with a straw stuck in its nose. >> oh, man. >> reporter: now celebrities and athletes have joined the campaign. >> i suck. >> we suck together. >> we all suck. ng>> reporter: pos on social media with the #stopsucking. >> next time you see a plastic straw like this, just say no. >> reporter: more companies are knicksing plastic straws, too. and mcdonald's plans to test plastic straw alter

leg and she's still suffering from an arm injury similar to the one that the driver of the car, jackie goff hasis all dislocated and jackie's arm this way is all dislocated. when we braced for impact, we braced to hold on to each other. jackie's family in the front row, i owe jackie my life. i don't for a moment discount that. god and jackie were my saviors. >> there was never any talk about dropping out of the race but her stump speeches will remain on hold for a while. >> i'm going to take doctors orders seriously. i don't want this injury to prevent me from living a full and energetic life, so i'm going to take this time. this campaign never stopped for me. >> arrington says she never passed out and remembers everything about her accident. so she shared condolences with the family of the other car's driver, helen white, that passed away, trace. >> so strong. who is filling in for her while she was on the mend, on the campaign trail? >> it's tim scott who had the same seat a few years ago and reached out to her call pain to see how he might help out. the campaign trail there has been very qui

jackie? lemonis: business like this has to constantly evolve. t we're talking about is kind of the number of issues that exist inside the business. jackie: i mean, just based off of our conversations at every dinner table, we're wearing too many hats, and we're involved in so many things. and i think that that's gonna, like, run us ragged after a while. lemonis: does he give you the opportunity to do your job fully? jackie: no. ben: that's the thing that bothers me the most. lemonis: 25 years ago, scott came in, and he saved this company. now scott needs to let his kids do for him what he did for his father. if it's okay with you guys, i'd like to spend a minute with your parents just alone if that's all right. -jackie: mm-hmm. -lemonis: thank you. scott: [ sighs ] lemonis: lot of stress. scott: i'm tired of it. lemonis: you okay, wendy? scott: [ sighs ] wendy: [ voice breaking ] well, it's just highly unusual for him to talk this way. so, it really hurts. you know, it just -- it's scary to me because it really makes me realize something's really

jackie ward has more details for us this morning. >> reporter: we are right by sfo, where traffic northbound and southbound on the 101 is not bad right now, but it's expected to get busy the next few hours as people head out of the city and leave for a few days. it's reported 47 million drivers will be hitting the road, setting a new travel holiday record for july 4th, up 5% from last year. urban areas can expect the most congestion, and getting where you need to go could take double the amount of time it usually does. it's going to cost more as well. gas is 62 cents more than it was this time last year, making it the most expensive 4th of july holiday in four years. >> it's what you have to do this time of year if you want to see the family, spend a couple extra bucks. >> reporter: people who are flying are expected to set a new record too. the tsa is in the middle of its busiest travel season ever right now. on friday the tsa screened 2.6 people, making it the second busiest day in tsa history. with the holiday on a wednesday, aaa says that gives travelers a lot of flexibility for coming a

jackie ward has the details and reaction from one of the hostages. >> reporter: people being held insidestore are still reeling from what went on saturday afternoon at the trader joe's in silver lake near dodge stadium. after leading police on a chase, a man crashed into a pole outside the store, then ran inside, shooting his gun five or six times according to witnesses. about 50 hostages were trapped inside as l.a.p.d. tried to negotiate with him for hours. a cbs news producer was one of those terrified in the ordeal. >> he said he was going to kill us. one by one, we stood up and with our hands up, walked over to where the gunman was. he wanted us closer to him. >> reporter: the gunman, 28- year-old gene atkins, was trying to get away from police after allegedly shooting his grandmother seven times. a family member said he was mad at her for not wanting his girlfriend to visit the home. she's awake and recovering this morning, still worried about her grandson, whom she raised. >> what's going on, what made you do this? >> reporter: a 27-year-old manager of the store was killed during t

the shdown has senta okzeco hal more than 41,000 acres and is 26% contained. >>> a deadline is looming today for the federal government. jackie ward has the latest on efforts to reunite families separated at the border. >>> reporter: good morning. the federal judge overseeing this case is hopeful that the deadline will be met but the aclu is reminding the public that this crisis is ongoing. more than 1,000 families have been reunited after being separated at the u.s./mexico border. earlier this week, the federal judge in charge of the case called it a remarkable achievement. but a bishop from dallas just returned from el paso and explains the new challenge to families facing once they're back together. some of the parents are having a hard time regaining their children's trust. >> some children who, when they saw their parents for the first timeul thechat d em. they did not know what was happening in the whole process. and so they thought that their parents just simply left them. and so there was an element of resentment. >> reporter: as many as 914 parents may not be reunited with their children for some reasons. a lot of th

kpix 5's jackie ward has the latest. >>> reporter: the governor is envisioning a statewide 911 system that can accept video and text in addition to phone calls still. the "sacramento bee" reports that this upgraded system would be more accurately able to pinpoint calls from cell phones, too. all these improvements would come at a cost. the brown administration wants to get rid of the tax on in- state phone calls and instead reportedly charge a flat rate of 34 cents a line for every cell phone and land line. santa clara's dispatch center already has the capability to respond to a text instead of a call. >> maybe an intruder in the house and they are hiding from the intruder and they don't feel like -- they feel like if they make a voice call, then they're going to alert the intruders. >> reporter: according to the "sacramento bee," this proposal is included in a senate bill and an assembly bill and would require two- thirds of the state legislature's support but it's an election year and some lawmakers are supposedly reluctant to support any kind of tax increase at this time. this is p

jackie has that for us >> the eia reporting that -- crude oil is still in the red, but it did regainses for the morning, we were trayi i trading 73.40, now it's 63.63 right now there's not a lot to take this price much higher from here last year we hit that 3 1/2 year high, prices are still supported over the 70 level as well. back to you. >>> 32 past the hour, let's get a news update this morning with our sue herrera. >>> here's what's happening at this hour, in brussels president trump pressing nato allies to bolster their defense spending as he opens talks with leaders of the military alliance he says disproportionate defense spending is an unfair burden on the u.s. >> over the last year, about $40 billion more has been given by other countries to help nato, but that's not nearly enough the united states is paying far too much and other countries are not paying enough, especially some so we're going to have a meeting on that. >>> two suicide bombers attackiattack ing a building in afghanistan. >>> the thai hospital where the 12 boys and their soccer coach are recuperating from tha

jackie ibanez has more on the proposal linked to the obama administration. >> reporter: the decree hasthe making of the police union is fighting tirelessly to stop it from becoming a reality. fox news obtaining a draft of the decree which the union says would negatively overhaul police policy. one part, quote, anytime and officer points a firearm at a person the incident should be documented in a written report. writing to a person's race, ethnicity, age and gender, stemming from a lawsuit filed by the illinois atty. gen. after an obama era decree against chicago was denied by the trump administration. she argues it would require reform, transparency and accountability at the chicago police department but police say it is a safety hazard for officers, the fraternal order of police telling fox news, quote, the consent decree will make the simplest duties right with ambiguity and offices be disciplines no matter how professional or appropriate their conduct as violent protests led chicago streets, shot a man who appeared to be armed and dangerous. they left several officers injured but a

jackie ward has more this morning. >> reporter: it's a tax other cities have considered and now cupertino is considering the employee tax. to be targeting a for this, but it would affect all companies with 100 or more employees. apple has 25,000 employees. right now companies here are taxed on a flat fee based on square footage. if approved, they would be taxed per employee instead. the city says this could bring in an additional $10 million and serve projects like light rail and new commuter lanes. the chamber of commerce is not on board in cupertino, saying they want more specifics in regards to where the money would go. >> we need to figure out what we want to fund before we come up with the funding mechanism. >> reporter: apple's vice president wrote a letter to the city council saying apple already does a lot for cupertino, giving the city $70 million over the years and helped improve sidewalks and crosswalks. mountain view voters will have the chance to vote on a similar plan in november. >>> bay area home prices still haven't hit their peak. i don't know how that's possible. joinin

winning ticket in the nation for last night's $522 million mega millions lottery jackpot and jackie ward hasore from the the east side with reaction from the store's owner because he is a winner as well. >> reporter: can you imagine? no kidding. more than $1 billion was at stake and that person, whoever it is, is processing all of that this morning. i'm sure that's just an incredible amount of money to wrap your head around. so the winning ticket was sold here at ernie's liquors in san jose and it was worth $522 million. whoever has the winning combination of numbers has an entire year to claim the money. we spoke to the enter of the store who was surprised that he sold the ticket. >> we have not sold that many tickets this time around. in the past, we have sold a lot of tickets, no, because there was a lottery fever before. now it's going to be subdued now so it's like a regular flow of customers. >> reporter: so if you are not sure if you won, grab your ticket because the winning numbers are: the store is psyched that they sold the winning ticketed for a lot of reasons but mainly because t

jackie crea has more on the story.elaine conoly/ dog owner: "got along with cats and dogs and people and just wanted nothing more than to sit in your lap." elaine conoly never got to say goodbye to her dachshund...wa lly...elaine conoly/ dog owner: "i mean he was supposed to turn 10 next month. i don't get those years now."while on vacation for the 4th of july---she used a popular dog sitting app---rover it allows dog owners to search and request pet sitters, a dog walk, even overnight care... the sitter elaine used had watched both her dogs one time before...two days into her vacation....she got a message from the sitterelaine conoly/ dog owner: "saying sorry a mastiff completely mauled your dog and killed him instantly." elaine says another dog-- unbenownst to her-- was at the sitter's home... and attacked wally--elaine conoly/ dog owner: "he didn't need to be outside, near a 150 pound dog." since that day--she says she hasn't heard from the sitter... and cant find wally's remains--after he was left at a pet hospital

news 4's jackie bsen has more. >> the crime scene right in the middle of the crosswalk at 14th streetlace northwest. what appeared to be a screwdriver could be seen on thu gr near some of the victim's belongings. it happened in broad daylight during evening rush hour as dozens of people were walking or stanng nearby. >> homicide detectives were called to the scene and spoke to a number of witnses who saw some or all of what happened. because 14th street is a major metrobus route. buses were stacked up for more than a block until drivers were given instrucons to reroute because of the street closure. the man in custody is identified as 54-year-old alton rivers of serthwest washington. he's charged witnd degree murder. in northwest, jackie bensen, news 4. >>9:35 is your time right now. we've got big guests in town. you think they're watching? >> good morning to beyonce and jay z. huge news 4 fans i'm sure. they'll be descendg on fedex field. before last night's show there were concerns about the weather. all the wutries a the rain, well, it really was nothing, right? >> no. >> ended up

jackie bensen has more. >> the crime scene right in the le of the crosswalk at 14th street and perry northwest. what appeared to be a screwdriver could be seen on the ground near some of the victim's belongings. it happened in broad daylight during evening rush hour as dozens of people were walking or standing nearby. >> homicide detectives were called to the scene and spoke to a number of witness some or all of what happened. because 14th street is a major metrobus route. buses were stacked up for more than a blocker until drivers given instruction toss reroute because of the street closure. the man in custodys identified as 54-year-old alton rivers of northwest 'sshington. charged with second degree murder. in northwest, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> the stage is set once again. just a few hours, beyonce and jay z fans will descend on fedex field for night two oop their n our area. these are pictures from chopper 4eforeast night's show. there were concerns that rain would spoil the evening.t that did happen. there will likely be traffic headaches getting to the show tonight. traffic o

jackie bensen has video of theu enr. barry turner of centreville was much calmer than any of us might be when he took out trash and saw a bear backing out of his trash bin. >> he's in there. his shoulder is deep into that trash can. it was trash night. i gathered the things up, opened up the door. my trash can was knocked over. i thought it was a dog in there. i stepped closer. a bear pulled out of the trash can and kind of just steps back sed looks at me. >> the c encounter was captured by turner's home security system. >> i looked at him for what i think is too long. i looked at the video again. i probably should have backed away sooner. >> he's lived at the home for years. it backs up along woods along big rocky run creek. >> never seen a bear. a lot of different animals but now the bear is checked off my ays of wildlife that i a thought i might see in fairfax. >> this comes one week after this bear spotted stepped away from a parking garage on route 28ry andg pan road in herndon. when he talked to animal control, the

jackie bensen has video of the encounter. >> there he is. >> barry turner of centerville was calmer than many ofs ght be when he went to take out trash monday night and saw a bear backing out of his trash in. >> he's inthere. his shoulder is deep into that trash can. >> it was tras night. i gathered the things up, opened up the door and my trash can was knocked over. i thought it was a dog in there. i stepped closer. a bear pulls out of the trash can and steps back and looks at me. >> the close encounter was captured by turner's home security system. >>> i looked at him for what i think is toolong. looked at the video again. i should have backed away sooner. >> he's lived there for years. it backs up to thick woods along bi rocky run creek. >> never seen aseear. a lot of different animals, but the bear is now checked o my list of wildlife that i always thought i might be able to see in fairfax. >> turner's bear sighting is one week after this bear was spotted steps away from a parking garage inerndon. >> turner says when he talked to animal control, they indicated that it's very possible

and jackie ward has the latest. >> reporter: in a matter of a few days the fire exploded across parts of northern california forcing evacuations. it's burned more than 72,000 acres and containment is at 15%. the fire is so big, you can even see all the smoke from space. winemakers in yolo county hope the flames stay away from their vines but their second concern is the smmiaw the front the county fire and the heart of this year's batch is cloaked in a smoky haze. one winemaker says it will be months before he really understands the quality of his harvest. >> as long as the vineyard doesn't actually burn in the next critical issue is the smoke, we ultimately won't know what we are dealing with until september when it's in the winery in the tanks. >> reporter: until now, the fire has burned mainly along the coastal range and in the mountains. but at the southeastern edge of it, the fire is barreling downhill. yesterday, cal fire crews caught a break as the winds calmed just enough for them to use fire to clear out the dry grass in a controlled burn. still, fire crews say that because of

kpix 5's jackie ward has the latest. >>> reporter: the governor is envisioning a statewide 911 system that can accept video and text in addition to phone calls still. the "sacramento bee" reports that this upgraded system would be more accurately able to pinpoint calls from cell phones, too. all these improvements would come at a cost. the brown administration wants to get rid of the tax on in- state phone calls and instead reportedly charge a flat rate of 34 cents a line for every cell phone and land line. santa clara's dispatch center already has the capability to respond to a text instead of a call. >> maybe an intruder in the house and they are hiding from the intruder and they don't feel like --they feel like if they make a voice call, then they're going to alert the intruders. >> reporter: according to the "sacramento bee," this proposal is included in a senate bill and an assembly bill and would require two- thirds of the state legislature's support but it's an election year and some lawmakers are supposedly reluctant to support any kind of tax increase at this time. this is pr

jackie: le estaba contando a karla que tengo muy mala memoria, pero viendo la foto creo que ayuda. alan: te vamos a poner a recordar un poco de todo lo que haso en el show fueron jackie, de momento ella me mira y todo el mundo nos miraba, fue un momento que si me pides hora en especÍfico cuando pasÓ, pasó allÍ. cuando nos vimos, cuando hablamos. >> de fe quÉ pasÓ despuÉs de allÍ? se dieron cuenta que era en serio. don omar: hay momentos marcados por el tiempo y que algo iba a pasar, eso existe. jackie: nos vemos igualito. increÍble, fue tan curioso, porque en despierta amÉrica yo nunca entrevistaba los artistas. y la productora ese dÍa cambiÓ el libretoy fue que ese dÍa pronosticaron todo lo que iba a pasar. pues bien curioso. pero nada, super cool. alan: de alguna manera el amor a primera vista. se casan el 19 de abril de 2008, y lamentablemente se divorcian oficialmente en el 2011. karla: quÉ fue lo mÁs difÍcil en ese momento, has vivido todo este proceso de estar enamorados, de casarte frente al pÚblico, enfrentas del divorcio pÚblico quÉ fue lo mÁs difÍcil de esta situaciÓn? por mucho tiempo viniste programa te estaba separando y nadie l

action it says it was in response to border violence and rocket fire haiti's prime minister jackie lafont on has resigned after days of violent protests they were triggered by plans to raise fuel prices by fifty percent which the government abandoned at least seven people have been killed in three days of unrest. trump will today fly to the finnish capital helsinki for talks with the russian president vladimir putin after spending the weekend playing golf at his resort on the scottish coast protesters made it to the edges of the course at turnberry where were deployed the eritrean president. is making a landmark visit to neighboring ethiopia it is the latest step towards reconciliation and peace between the long warring rivals last weekend the leaders signed a pact ending a twenty year military standoff. the latest flare up between students and the nicaraguan security forces has come to an end catholic bishops have been mediating joining the three month crisis secured the release of dozens of students to die in the violence after they were fired by pro-government forces while trapped inside a ch

persons biggest carmaker jackie when lounge area has ruined it may have to rethink billions of poundsof u.k. investment if britain leaves the e.u. single market the firm's forty thousand in. always in britain would also face an uncertain future. says the so-called hard brags it would cost it one point two billion pounds a year making it all profitable to stay in the u.k. in recent weeks some of the biggest companies operating in britain have criticized the government's regs if strategy. they were to terry now for a story which might make you want to be on your best behavior at all times always want to be on your best behavior. but in the car it's not always clear especially in a taxi here to take you to actually used to be anonymous but that's a thing of the past in one chinese city where thor and his are installing facial recognition systems in cabs it's part of china's push for increased surveillance with one camera for every eight citizens but as a reporter but he is building a found out system still has its quirks. catch a cab in the southern chinese metropolis of shouldn't and li

we left jackie's retirement party. she hasfor the government for 41 years although it looks like she's worked there for only 21 years. we were driving down highway 17 and literally in a split second notice we both saw headlights. i screamed at jackie to swerve and she did. she took the brunt of the accident, she took the brunt of the hit. we both were seriously injured and sadly, this is white, the driver of the other car passed instantly. it was horrific. i just -- my seat belt basically severed me, and jackie seat belt literally ripped apart. it was horrible. but then, god's good grace, somehow at 60 miles an hour for both cars to collide, becky and i have known facial trauma or neurological damage and the only thing really from our waste up is the fact that we brace for impact. we both went to hold onto each other. i have two broken feet, crushed ankle, i crossed the second vertebrae so i have a cage in my back. lost my right, some of my small intestine, broken ribs and a fractured shoulder, but i lived. and jackie lived an

so rudy giuliani has rarely served his client well and i feel like that's happening again. right now. >> i want you -- olivia, let's play some sound. jackie was referring what giuliani has said about michael cohen all but nominating him for an award and then also what he said about him last night. >> the man is an honest, honorable lawyer. i expecting something like this. he's been lying all week, two weeks, lying for years. >> that was may. an honest, honorable in may and july he's been lying for years. >> rudy giuliani says a thing in an interview. it's not that surprising at this point. but it's been interesting to watch this rollout because this is -- if this issic rat, this is michael cohen signaling the value in this case. in an interview he very sort of noticeably declined to answer whether he knew about the meeting and trump knew about the meeting and edging towards this point for the last month and a half i want to say. and now that one of the questions to jeffrey's point, one of the questions is, does mueller already know all of this? >> yes. >> what is -- if so, what does that mean for michael cohen's value in this case? >> if

dean heller has an ad on the air. >> i and jacky rosen and i approved this message. >> they call him senator spineless, first promising to vote against obamacare -- >> heller from nevada is a no. >> i cannot support a piece of legislation that takes insurance from tens of millions of americans. >> but then, dean heller got pressure from his party leaders. >> threats from president trump, loud and clear. >> you are not there but you will be. >> he broke his promise and voted for a repeal. >> a deciding vote. >> that is a complete 180. >> he decided not to cross trump. >> the plan would allow insurance companies to charge people over 50 up to five times more than young people and what and -- what end sections for pre-existing conditions. host: the democratic ad and nevada, size at that race. guest: republicans only have nine seats up and only five are in serious jeopardy. dean heller is the only incumbent in real jeopardy. it will be very close. one thing about, heller does not have a strong personality. there are not a lot of people who loathe him and there are not a lot of people who

in fact, some lamarr alexandra tennessee has spoken out. jackie of indiana, jeff flake of arizona. you have or in hatch of utah, these are the presidents own parties saying you have to back off. >> we have seen republicans say that, but i have to remind you, liz, as the republican congress-- me when i worked for president obama, congress has responsibility for trade took this as delegated authority to the ustr through the office of the president and so if the republicans are that alarmed they have to do more than voice outrage and insist the president followed protocol that has been put in place and consult with congress and work with them almost-- and , but the reason most of us object to tariffs is such a blunt instrument and always invites retaliation and then you do end up on the role to the type of head turning that goldmans recommending. liz: we may have evidence of how tariffs affect certain companies whirlpool is reporting that solar panels was the first product the president trump hit with tariffs way back january 23, and that will be interesting to see, what you think hap

soybeans jackie and the futures now crew has more on that >> hey, that's right soybeans falling 2% following a new round of u.s. tariff frs the trump administration the commodity plunging 2%. president trump tweeting this morning he thinks the r tariffs will create a level playing field for u.s. farmers scott, soybeans sinking eight of the last nine days more pain ahead here >> you would think because beans are by far our biggest agricultural export, one of our biggest export items overall interesting thing though, the united states produce 25 more times betweens than brazil and argentina. so if china is going to continue to consume them, they're going to have to buy them from b somebody the people who used to buy from brazil and argentina are going to come from us. the chinese dproing to have to feel pain if they're going the make changes >> brian, a more than 2% move today. how do the prices look technically speak something. >> yeah, when you look at the relative strength of soybeans - i wouldn't jump in and catch a falling knife here, but if we trade up, i would be in it because i think t

jackie ibanez with what the league did that has some fans furious. ♪ furious ♪ it feels so high ♪ robational anthem policy on hold as the miami dolphins threatened to suspend players for multiple games if they refuse to stand. jillian: jackie ibanez joins us as the fallout continues. >> reporter: the nfl's anthem policy coming to a screeching halt overnight. the league and nfl players association issue a joint statement that they have come to a standstill agreement adding, quote, no new rules relating to the anthem will be issued or enforced for the next several weeks while confidential discussions are ongoing. our shared focus will remain on finding a solution to the anthem issue through mutual good faith commitment outside legation. this after a copy of the miami dolphins discipline document surfaced on their list of detrimental conduct, quote, players who are on the field during the anthem performance must stand and show respect for the flag and the and cement if they do not comply they could reportedly be suspended for four games and face a possible fine. and espn reporter quick t

the winner has yet to come forward. in san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> today homeowners from the hunters point development in san francisco will announce a new lawsuit in connection with fraudulent soil tests. according to the epa, soil samples used to test for contaminations at the former navy dumping ground were unreliable. two former employees for the contractor hired to clean up the site have admitted to falsifying records. the company tetra tech has denied any wrongdoing. according to the lawsuit, prospective homeowners were told the development was clean and safe before moving in. >>> a new reporting between president trump and michael cohen has surfaced. the two men discussed making payments apparently related to a playboy model's allegations of an affair. chris martinez reports. >> reporter: a tape of a secretly recorded conversation between president trump and his former attorney michael cohen was aired on cnn tuesday night. in it, they appear to discuss paying off a playboy model who claims to have had an affair with mr. trump

has experienced many upgrades. he once featured a goddy orange front but when john and jacky kennedy proposed a new design in the earlyrce one has looked like this ever since. the flying white house in times of conflict, confusion and more. the world wide symbol of presidential stability and power. in fact fiction. >> get off my plane. >> for all that an official close that project tells cnn trump has been deeply involved in the new adesign. >> that's not even fun in air force 1. >> while 10 it other presidentss have left air force one largely as they found it it, this one seems intent on leebing his mark. again what that will be precisely remains as mystery. but the idea of brighter colorers may fit with this president who rightly or wrongly sees himself as boulder than rest. cnn, washington. >> well, let's discuss this potential new air force one look with cnn presidential historian, tim. it's always good to have you with us. a different topic tonight than usual. i want you to take a look at how liz dawnally, her take on what the new plane could look like. you saw the make ameri mamerica hat. the american flag plane

utat were sepad at the >>l goveis just a fehours to reunite families th border 's jackie ward nowith re been a progress has been made. more than 1,000 families have been reunited. the federal judge overthe gover should be commended for its efforts. but hundreds of families remain separated and may stay that way even after today's deadline passes. as many as 914 families may not be back together by the end of the day. some parents have already been deported. others have serious criminal records preventing them from getting their children back. an attorney with the aclu says even if everything was resolved for all the families once separated, concern remains. >> we have 1600 families back together by the 26th. it doesn't excuse what the government did. but we are going be enusle children are pare ittherstil mbs eolivolved. an attorney with the justice department said there are as many as 463 parents the government believes have been deported but they are taking a closer look and trying to guthese parents were removed or voluntarily left. aclu lawyers say some of their clients signed away their rights to bein

has begun. bill neely, nbc news, northern thailand. >>> i'm janice jackie friar at the hospitalinhiang r the four boys, starved and exhausted are now safe. the entire eighth floor reserved to care exclusively for the team. hospital officials won't say how they are doing, but the condition of one of the first two to come out is said to be causing concern. pictures show one of the boys on a stretcher after the incredible rescue. these four went first because they were deemed the healthiest. the mission commander said they are ready for this. they are ready to come out. just days ago, the boys had sent letters to their families about what they wanted when they were freed, favorite foods like pork barbecue and fried chicken. one boy joked, teacher, don't give us lots of homework. another wrote, i miss everyone. i want to go back now. 13 full medical teams have been doing evacuation drills for days. they first check for breathing and signs of hypothermia before the boys are sent by airlift and ambulance to begin their journey home. a medical doctor was inside the cave today to examine the boys before

at haiti's prime minister has resigned following days of violent protest against a plan to remove fuel subsidies jackie law from time to step down despite abandoning the proposal a spot of an agreement with the international monetary fund. a new era of friendship has begun between once rival neighbors in the horn of africa eritrea's president of quirky has made his first visit to ethiopia and more than two decades it's another step towards reconciliation after the two leaders agreed to end he is opposed to the city's al-jazeera one hundred other reports now from out of sight of . a few weeks ago ethiopian that a chair will be tied and has that been for the past two decades now they're behaving as if they're the best of friends at a tram president decide to suffer work and i've been a disciple boneset to dancing and loud cheers. sawzall stand out in a disciple tight security to welcome his visit the latest the in and being a little militaristic. i thank the people of at least for this wonderful reception for the eritrean president in the early ninety's this is the goodness in the one i'm very happy to b

has been made in this. we do not yet note motive. jackie bensen, news4. >>> breaking news at the live sk. the secret recording i've conversation between president trump and his former tone michael cohen just went public.n obtained it tonight from cohen's attorney lanny davis. davis says that what you're about to hear is audio of trump andcohen. 2016 discussing payments to buy the rights to the playboy model ren mcdougal's story that alleges the ten-month long affair withbo trump a decade ago. >> i've spoken to alan wiesel berg about how to set the whole thing up. with funding, yes. and it's all the stuff all the stuff because you never know he's going to be. >> gets hit. >> correct. i'm all over that. i spoke to alan about it. when it comes time for the financing. >> what financing >> we'll have to pay for this. >> cash. >> no, no, i got, no, no, no. >> full disclosure here, we don't know if this audio has been edited in any way. but we hear cohen telling the president about plans to set up a company to buy the rights to the her story from the publisher of the "national enquirer." it was

debbie has been with the company for 39 years. along with her sister jackie and brother jerome, they're the only 3 descendants of green still working at the distillery. staples: and i hope that one day it will get to that point, you won't be able to say "jack daniel" without saying "nearest" o'brien: fawn weaver and the green family are working closely with brown-forman on efforts to incorporate green's past with jack daniel's future. many of the artifacts she's collected will be on permanent loan to the smithsonian's museum of african american history and culture here in washington, dc. announcer: coming up next, will new fda guidelines help you make healthier choices or leave you questioning what's really in your food? and is your quest to stay safe in the sun actually hurting the environment? fire da california.. monday morning - we )ll update you on all the wildfires burning. plus: our consumer team plays "guitar hero" for a north bay music shop. how they strung together some missing instruments! )today in the bay. ) o'brien: now to a weekly feature we li

jackie ward explains why a focus on security has investors on shaky ground. >> reporter: as the openingell rang, facebook shares fell 19%, nearly $120 billion in market value, it is one of the biggest losses ever for a public company. >> faceÃfinancial reporter, jason brooks, says this loss is significant. it will take facebook a long time to recover from it. >> the big take away is that facebook is no longer the high growth company it once was. it has had meteoric growth for a decade, now that has slow down. >> reporter: slow user growth is part of what prompted the drop in shares, then they tanked when the ceo said on an earnings call yesterday that second order revenue is $130 million lower than expected. >> we are investing so much insecurity that it will significantly impact our profitability. we see that this quarter. >> if your 401(k) plan is heavy on facebook, tomorrow may not be the day to check it. >> you will not want to dump out of that unless you bought in really early and have made that many gains over the years. you have to give facebook a bit of a chance to come back fro

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. >> the center has gotten attention because it has also become a holding center for undocumented immigrants. that is about to end, as jackie ward explains. >> reporter: he waited months to see for himself how detainees were treated inside of the west county facility. >> i haven't been here since this facility opened maybe 25 or 30 years ago. >> reporter: he wanted to see the place where a legend abuse was happening in his city. he said what he heard today was different depending on whether he was speaking to a male or female inmate. the men said they preferred it to be here if they were going to be detained. >> the women said some of the deputies are racist and, i think they verbally abused them. i don't know if that's true or not. i'm just telling you what they said. >> reporter: the mayor was joined by the human right commission who was concerned about what would happen to the detainees being held here by i.c.e. after controversy sure of david livingston broke a contract with i.c.e. earlier this week. >> families are here and detainees are here and they may very likely be sent to yuma or other parts of the prison system.

has remained civil. they plan to be here until i.c.e. is abolished. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> an arraignment scheduled for a man accused of setting more than a dozen fires on trails in sonoma county. 51-year-old domingo batista- batista is accused of starting 13 fires last month. they were all along the santa rosa creek in graton. police found him thanks to a witness who recognized him in a police line-up. >>> 10 minutes after 5:00 now. a new study suggests some apps are secretly recording smartphone screens to collect data. >> and the woman who spent hours perched on the statue of liberty appears in court this morning. the message she was hoping to send. >> and a warming trend officially starts today. so how hot are we talking? what can you expect for the weekend? >> and greetings from the golden gate bridge. you can see traffic is fine in both directions. different story for drivers heading along westbound 24 and over to the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll take a look at those travel times coming up. poisoned with a nerve agent... four months ago, an ex-russia

. >> the women's sevens team has its first match on friday against china. >> well, a fog that jackie referenced is already making a comeback this evening as are the cooler temperatures. another day with a 35-degree temperature spread, but there is a change coming up tomorrow. a different meleeer of clouds we'll talk about -- a different laider of clouds we'll talk about next. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, the scenic highway reopened after a massive landslide watched out the road. the disaster that nearly brought local businesss to a grounding halt. >>> but first, the markets closeed up and downed to. kind of a mixed bag. here is a look at the choseing numbers from wall street. for -- the closeing numbers from wall street. map blood pressure this isn't just any 80th birthday. this is a birthday that brings the whole family together with the best wifi experience. and this is a birthday where grandma can get all her streaming apps on x1 - even netflix. show me, orange is the new black. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. learn more about streaming with x1, or get s