jackie spear and other leaders have made this to be in the discussion. central to what we're talking about and we owe her a debt of gratitude we have a fantastic champion in secretary prez this simulate and today and the summit on june 23rd is a little bit ever work so many energized voices he's leading thought this effort and been a champion when we make that happen that big event happen and have all those women and leaders focused on the national debate that will be because of secretary prez his labor department is making this happen it's really at the heart of the agenda and the department is a central part of that thank you. the members of congress congress hoffman and spear and honeyed honey they're all leaders and i want to thank mayor ed lee san francisco and california are an example of how we can make progressive policy and change for working families and have economic growth so thank you for that. this is going to be an amazing afternoon i want to took a few minutes to talk about really how these issues have mattered in my own life i know we'll

i'm pleased to be here with congresswoman jackie spear we share the honor of rep san francisco and my colleagues from down south and newest clearing jarrett a new member of congress let me say that about him he comes to fill the footprints of lynn rosy a welfare mom that served in congress and she is proud to have him here making his own marks and thank you jackie spears. (clapping.) the secretary has laid it out the the president has established the summit it captures the challenges i was so proud in his state of the union address across the country by the measure of things when women skeekdz america skeekdz it's not just the title of our economic agenda for women and families it is a statement of fact. women success is very important. let me talk about that briefly beginning of this congress a year and a half ago jackie and i came together and we said we want to go around the country and hear from women to see what they need to unbe leash their power in the workplace and jack i didn't say been a champion and violence against women and sexual assault in the military and you'll have t

. >> jackie is slowly gaining her trent -- strength. her voice and breathing has been damaged. >> we're going to show the camera how loud you can get. let's see, you're doing the alphabet. >> almost daily therapy with a speech pathology is helped the 9-year-old make progress. >> the ball is going around the chair. helping the girl fight back from her life-threatening injury. she gets rewarded when she does well in therapy. >> what do you want for your prize? >> i don't know. get outside. >> on may 16th jackie was outside playing in front of her home with her younger brother when a stray bullet hit her in the neck. i asked what she would like to do now? >> play with her brother. >> the doctor says it will be another two months before she's ready to leave the hospital. but the odds are against her walking again 72 she has a -- strong personality. we notice that the ones that have the fighting spirit do the best. >> the doctor says jackie regained movement in her left hand, she may be able to feed herself. her mom tells me through a transl

jackie benson is at our live desk with more. jackie? >> jim, it was a decision made here in washington earlier today that cleared the way for this execution. the u.s. supreme court upheld the state of arizona's desire to keep secret the drugs that were used. >> witnesses say 55-year-old joseph wood remained alive gasping for breath for nearly two hours after the state of arizona began the execution. >> it started off looking as if it was going all right but then obviously something didn't go right. >> he was sedated. the doctor kept saying he was sedated. there was no expression of pain. i don't think you could say that. i mean, he was unconscious. but he was clearly struggling for breath. and that's atypical. as i say, usually an execution takes 10, 11 minutes, and you see virtually nothing. >> he was sentenced to death for kiting his girlfriend and her father. and victims family say that should be what is at focus, not the execution. >> it sound to me like he was snoring. you don't know what excruciating is. what is excruciatinging is

. >> jackie robinson. >> jackie robinson came to chicago on that magical tour of 1947 when he visited. it is so moving to read about this. as the dodgers would come from city to city, the clergy and other city leaders would talk to their congregations saying, jackie robinson is coming and we want you to go out and support jackie. we want you to be well-dressed and well behaved. people would go to wrigley field as if they were going to church. when jackie robinson came to wrigley field, it was almost certainly the largest concentration of african americans on the north side of chicago ever to that point. >> you served on both the san diego padres board and the baltimore orioles board. what years? >> i can remember. >> when did you get off? >> 1998. bud selig asked me to be a member of baseball's blue-ribbon commission on baseball economics. it was me, paul volcker, rick leven and george mitchell. don fehr, the president of the union said, what can we expect from him? so i got off the board. >> did you ever find yourself in a conflict where you knew something that you couldn't write abo

you were our jackie robinson. get the sensation of how important you were to the black community with what you were doing, what you were going through? >> yes, i did. in some ways i felt the importance of what i was doing was really sending a signal to the world, was telling people that, hey, yeah, all you wanted to do was having the playing field level. just give me an opportunity. yes, i felt that way. i felt that way that not only that i had a -- i had the world on my shoulders as far as baseball was concerned, but also had the world on my shoulders to demonstrate to people that, hey, just give me opportunity. but at the same time, you know, if you think about it, you know, dr. king was marching and the civil rights was at its peak, you know, and we was telling people just give us a chance to drink water out of a fountain or go to the bathroom or go to the -- anywhere, you know, really. and all those things had something to do with the way i was doing as far as playing baseball. >> terence, this interview bring

jackie [speaker not understood], would you please come forward? where is ms. jackie? and with the obvious wisdom of this commission and the forethought of all of your efforts, we bring to you kids that are from san francisco, bayview hunters point, that are now cleaning up the herron's head -- sorry, cargo way corridor. ms. flynn? >>> good afternoon, commissioner. today i brought our blue herron brigade. this is our youth program that we were awarded with the conservation core about a year ago. they're about 4-1/2 weeks into their eight-week program. in addition to just doing landscape maintenance on cargo way, we've also introduced water conservation concepts as well as environmental stewardship. and in another capacity, i came to you guys around the ecocenter in which i ended up partnering with the aquarium of the day. so, we're also running workshops out of the ecocenter and these young kids have also had a chance to not only tour the site but learn about the different features in the building. and, so, i asked them to come today and really just say thank you for t

jackie deangelis is tracking the action. jackie? >> that's exactly right, sue. pop yesterday, we're seeing gold change directions, nearly $10, two ways to look at this, according to traders. one way is to say it's a good thing that gold is staying above 1300, but others say, look, if gold couldn't rally more substantially on this plane crash, then we have to assume that it's going lower from here. meantime, the rest of the metals are seeing declines across the board as well. silver and copper are the worst performers in the complex. sue, back to you. >> thank you, jackie. let's go to rick santelli at the cme and get an update. hi, rick. >> money hag flowing in this for quite a while. all of the issues of the day set aside. the market did what many experts were saying it did. remember we touched 250s. at 252 last week, we're currently trading about two, three basis points down on the week. the gets affected by many them, with you culprits, it's the bund yield. they have never touched 113. bang of italy lowering the forecast to two tenths. remember those sayers of

. >> un avance del tiempo con jackie guerrido. >> gracias pamela y bÁrbara al regresar verÁn las imágenesn su patrimonio en la compra de casas para vivir allÍ hasta sus Últimos dÍas pero como nos cuenta claudia mendoza no pensaron que lo que adquirieron serÍa algo que se tragÓ sus ilusiones y sus sueÑos, miren de lo que pasÓ. >> la oferta que hicieron los urbanizadores de la ciudad del Ángel los emocionÓ y esta pareja de ancianos no os invirtiÓ todos sus ahorros. >> pensamos que terminaremos nuestros dÍas. >> vivieron tranquilos cinco aÑos hasta que unos extraÑos ruidos les comenzaron a quitar la paz. >> por la noche se escuchaban sonidos raros, pega contra una lÁmina, golpes sobre el piso, una de las noches tambiÉn sentÍ un movimiento pensamos que habÍa sido un temblor. >> los movimientos bajo sus pies segÚn izaron la vivienda comenzÓ resquebrajarse, poco a poco fueron cayendo como piezas de dominÓ asÍ amanecieron un dÍa. los vecinos desconocían que la empresa construyÓ las viviendas sobre una falla geolÓgica detectada en los aÑos 80. >> que la zona estÁ situada en un tipo de roca que es

. >> jacky y pasamos con nuestra querida jacky guerrido que empieza a darnos el pronÓstico para la granomentarios a travÉs de twitter @primer impacto. buenas tardes.. le saluda maria elena salinasresidentes de oracle, arizona, se oponen al arribo de niqos inmigrantes pero grupos de activistas se aprestan a darles la bienvenida.legisladores de texas presentan proyecto de ley bipartidita que aceleraria la deportacion de menores indocumentados.un tren subterraneo se descarrilo a la hora de mayor trafico en moscu, con saldo de al menos 20 muertos y cientos de lesionados. ¿si tu pudieras ser un dinosaurio, cual serias? ¡un tiranosaurio rex! pero y si te da hambre de noche y con los brazos chiquititos del tiranosaurio no puedes atascarte con - mi nuevo chick-n-tater melt munchie meal. tiene pollo crujiente, hash browns, y queso derretido en un croissant con mantequilla. a ver, y tu que serias? un tiranosaurio rex de brazos largos. Órale. ♪ ♪ >> hoy martes hay mucha acciÓn deportiva. nos acompaÑaron a martÍnez que estÁ reciÉn llegado de brasil despuÉs de muchos dÍas. >> el aviÓn, antes de lleg

jackie benson is in rockville where neighbors say they tried to report it before. jackie? >> most of the neighbors say they didn't know the boys were down there. some did. they said they tried to do something. sharon is moved to tears thinking about the two boys, now 22 who were living in this house in the twin brook section under what court documents call deplorable conditions. she called authorities three years ago after a family member told her someone was being kept many the basement. >> i reported it to the authorities. the authorities have been in and out of that house and nothing has ever been done and them children stayed in there three years longer? that's sad. i can't believe it come to this. >> reporter: on friday, 59-year-old janice land and her husband, 56-year-old john land were arrested and charged with abuse of a vulnerable relative and. false imprisonment. there was a search warrant served at the home. in an unfinished basement room they discovered two young autistic men, twins, in hideous conditions. the only thing covering the hard tile floor was a bed c

live at the metro station, jackie benson, news 4. >> thank you, jackie. >>> a boy is charged with attemptedry in the shooting of an 18-year-old girl. police say he took over the victim and fired shots at point blank range. it started on pliers mill road at 5:00 this morning when a group of boys and girls arranged to meet via text message. the girl was shot after she fell on the ground during a confrontation. >> they were screaming, then i heard gunshots. >> how many? >> about two. then everything went quiet. >> police have not released the name of the 13-year-old suspect. investigators believe the girl may have been set up for a robbery. >> a maryland family fighting to bring a sick relative home is grieving his death. we first told you about nathanial dennis last night. he travelled to liberia, suffered a surgery and fell into a coma. he tested negative for ebola. they consider his death a mystery. >> i'm feeling hurt. >> trapped in a whirl wind of emotion for a memorial for his brother. the 24-year-old was in a coma for over a week in liberia, stuck in ongoing ebola quarantine and died la

jackie come on. >> jackie, i'll be there in an hour. we go. >> get your hand or something. >> no, he won't show anything. >> i'll see jackie in an hour. maybe i'll put him on the radio. >> i'll just stay outside in the parking lot. >> you hang around, it's going to be a time where an extra ticket comes my way, i'll scalp it to you. >> thanks, he'll text me as soon as he gets it i'm sure. all right, we'll be back in a few minutes. oncehereas airl o ner seled for ordinary ev in r ladry om. with dow unsppabs, s mahed r onof aind yle wi onef a nd snts. doy unoppaes i washcentoosts sh ithe w. i ke ploseotc ch mningfomy fque. because it gives me ze heaburn. i ke an: prosectcmningfomy fque. e nuer o docr remmen frequent hrtbu medine r ninetrait yes. e pi eacmorng hou zeroeartrn. >> the very latest on bay area weather and traffic with thick fog and drizzle this morning. a little more on your forecast ahead. we're on the hunt for any traffic hot spots and top stories. the kron 4 news will be right back in just 2 minutes. u kn, yo grafathn:da thi

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as goethe's text jackie sissel for details on the crash. >>: they are slated to make a little more fraud all here for partner parkway both sides a project i show to this accident occurring norm 1230 this morning. so like an open the door from latest for the salt lake better going to remain closed. have a road 1230 this

. >>> let's get down to business now with cnbc's jackie deangeles. good morning, jackie. >>> jack lew publishing an op ed in the new york post today urging congress to close the loophole on tax inversion. tax inversion is when a company moves its tax home overseas. it's become popular as a way for companies to lower their corporate tax rate. lew says we need to reform the business tax code to make the u.s. economy more competitive. >>> meantime, a deal may be done soon for goldman saks. according to sources close to the situation, the investment bank is reportedly discussing a settlement with the federal housing finance agency for mortgage-backed secures sold to fannie mae and freddie mac leading up to the federal crisis. the fhfa, as you may recall, filed 18 lawsuits against goldman and other banks in 2011. this reported deal could cost between $800 million and $1.25 billion. >>> finally, the "new york times" editorial board relighting the debate on legalizing marijuana with a published piece urging repeal of the marijuana ban. the crux of the artic

. >> jacky y pasamos con nuestra querida jacky guerrido que empieza a darnos el pronÓstico para la gran. >> Éste es un breve informativo de noticiÓn y edición. residentes de arizona se opone al arribo de niÑos inmigrantes pero grupos de activistas se aprestan a darles la bienvenida. desde texas presentan proyecto de ley que acelerarÍa la deportaciÓn de menores indocumentados. se descarrilÓ un tren en moscÚ, con un saldo de al menos 20 muertos. esto y mÁs. ♪ ♪ >> hoy martes hay mucha acciÓn deportiva. nos acompaÑaron a martÍnez qu >> el aviÓn, antes de llegar a miami parÓ por aquÍ. para tenerlo aquÍ con nosotros, bienvenido. es la primera vez que lo tenemos en el estudio. >> felicidades por esa cobertura. >> mucho trabajo, pero divertido. fue gratificante, y saber que a la gente le gustÓ la cobertura es lo mejor. que la gente lo haya disfrutado. decÍamos, el mejor mundial de la historia, no sÉ si de la historia, pero terminÓ siendo una extraordinaria copa del mundo y hoy los alemanes estÁn que no creen en nadie. vamos con las imÁgenes porque la recepciÓn fue espectacular. >> en otro orde

let's if to jackie deangeles. good morning to you, jackie. >> good morning, richard.l, stocks ended mixed on monday as investors consider economic data. earnings reports and the federal reserve meeting which does start today. now, the fed may discuss the timing of the future interest rate hike. look for data today on home prices and consumer confidence. >>> meantime, consumer reports is urging toyota to recall older model camry hybrids because the power brakes could fail. the magazine says that toyota's decision to only repair cars brought in by owners doesn't go far enough. sense then it's been a defect in a crucial safety system. >>> a new study shows that 35% of americans have debt and unpaid bills that have been reported to collection agencies. the urban institute says that these consumers aren't just falling behind on mortgages or car payments, but also cell phone bills and gym memberships too. that's it from here at cnbc, first in business worldwide. richard, back to you. >> jackie, thank you so much. >>> just ahead, ryan lochte shows us his 10,000 calorie meal,

they did not want us to use their last names, but their first names are jen and jackie. tonight they are left with bruises and scrapes after the beating that happened. they say they have just left pride festivities on saturday in the city around 5:00 p.m., headed to the bart station to go home but at ninth and mission streets came face to face with a group of six men. one used a homophobic slur, then the suspects jumped on jen, beating her to the ground and jumped on her head. her partner jumped into help, that's when the suspects kicked jackie so hard they broke her wrist. eventually the suspects ran off and incredibly jackie was able to get up and chase them for a bit, yelling out to them. >> and i said, why would you do something like this? what's wrong with you? one comment that i do think is important, they said, this is because you're gay. >> i got kicked brutally in my head, they were aiming towards my head. they didn't want me to live. >> reporter: the couple is recovering and hoping someone steps forward with information that will lead to the suspects' identitie

joins us live from richmond, jackie?d morning and here in richmond and a talk about expanding and dozens of people showed up for and against the rules in favor of it says the expansion needs to be done in any to modernize the refinery. and it will bring japs to richmond-so desperately needed in the new refinery would put out more pollutants in a rare and would often leave the bad for the city of richmond. that allows us the flexibility to meet a commitment and greenhouse gas. and toxic air emissions. now sizes estimating there were so many people there that they had to hear it over if to today so today the have a second meeting. a california jury ruled that the negligent in the beating of san francisco giants fan bryan stow. stow was brutally beaten at dodger stadium on opening day in 20-11. two men pleaded guilty to the attack. they are behind bars. if the decision is upheld, stow will get close to 18-million- dollars. his family filed the lawsuit to help pay for his ongoing rehabilitation and medical care, as he contin

bueno, las lluvias siguen causando estragos, pasamos con jackie. >> cÓmo no reÍrnos con las imÁgenes.os a los habitantes de una aldea y piden la ayuda de las arterias para llevar a cabo labores de limpieza. y obviamente limpiar todos los escombros. y unas devastadores inundaciones en rumanÍa. una casa de vino abajo y los socorristas han tenido que asistir a 500 residentes que para nada, dos, entre ellos lamentablemente niÑos pequeÑos. increÍble, impactantes imÁgenes, pero como si fuera poco, tenemos condiciones bastante severas desde oklahoma a arkansas. tenemos que tener mucho cuidado porque estarÁ provocando inundaciones en las prÓximas 24 horas. >> perdÓname, cuando lo estoy viendo en casa no veo california porque lo tapas... holaaaa! >> increÍble, lo queremos. bueno, en california, como le comentaba jomari continuamos con condiciones cÁlidas al igual que en todo el sudeste. paraguas en mano para denver y nuevo mÉxico. mientras tanto hay un sistema que pudiera desarrollar y llevar el nombre de berta, es una tormenta tropical, todavÍa no, pero tiene un 50%. es todo de mi parte, pasa

i see jackie robinson, you see this movie and i go, "oh, my gosh, you're amazing in that in jackie robinsony're totally different humans." did you know that they could be a james brown character -- you could be jackie robinson. >> no, no, no. when i first saw the script, i was, like, "ain't no way in the world i'm trying that." just because, it was just, like, james brown, to parody james brown. and i didn't really know everything about him at that mount in time. i have seen great performances, but i didn't get the whole scope of his social relevence and his political relevence. i knew some of the songs, but not all of them. but now it's like, i'm a a james brown fanatic, you know. >> jimmy: oh absolutely. you'd have to be. but i mean, they got the rights to the music, the real music. some of these movies come out and they go, "this is a movie, it's about the beatles, but we couldn't afford any of the beatles songs. [ light laughter ] so they're singing -- they're singing hanson. so it's the beatles, we've got "mmm bop," we've got "mmm bop," but it's paul and george and ringo singing "mmm b

tenemos un adelanto con jackie. adelante. segmento especial. >> hola.s. la artista de ascendencia dominicana luciÓ este vestido negro. que permitÍa ver la barriguita. emocionada por el encargo estÁ su esposo, el artista italiano marco con quiÉn se casÓ en secreto hace un aÑo. la artista de 36 aÑos ya tiene tres meses de embarazo >> ya podemos confirmar que volveremos ver a angelina y brad pitt juntos. despuÉs de interpretar malefica y su cinta que entrena el 25 de diciembre vuelve a su silla de directora y estarÁ frente a las cÁmaras. junto a su amor. ellos le darÁn vida a una pareja. >> seguimos con la famosa actriz rivera quiÉn se casÓ en secreto el 19 de julio con el actor, en cabo san luca mÉxico. sÓlo acudieron familiares y amigos cercanos. >> mick jagger desfilÓ por la alfombra roja. el vocalista de los stones fue uno de los prodoctores del proyecto que cuenta la historia de una leyenda de la mÚsica. por Último les tengo una escena cÓmiga de la nueva cinta... como pueden ver salva hasta los que no quieren ser salvos. la cinta se estrena el viernes

jackie >> good afternoon. i'm jackie flynn the executive director of the ralph r randolph institute i'm here to express a warm welcome to the executive director it's nice to have you here we're a community building orientation we actually hosted one of the community listening sessions for what the bay area residents want to see in a director for the san francisco environment commission we run public services that include education and construction training and i also run a couple of youth programs one of them we're in mid-stream of its an 8 week program the blue herself is on a interim stewardship so they have work hours to maintain poor properties in different san francisco properties but in addition, we reinforce environmental stewardship in general and so i'm here to introduce myself and definitely warmly invite you down to our location we run a multiple of programs for academies so if you're in the neighborhood next week we'll be full swing in construction training there's a lot to offer at my office and w

hyde, how are you doing now that you and jackie are broken up? ooh, i am the old hyde again-- kept by no woman, loyal to no man. beholden to no comb. no, steven does so use a comb. it's one of those afro picks. you should wear it sticking out of your hair. hello, steven. jackie, you wanna talk? what would i have to say to you? i don't know. how about, um... "i'm a crazy, spoiled whack job and i'm sorry"? that's no way to talk to a woman. yeah, especially a spoiled, crazy whack job. man, she's liable to kill you.

terminan en pelea justin beaber con un actor de hollywood, y para hablarnos de estos y otros temas, jackie de enero de su cinta el laberinto del fauno que ganÓ cientos de millones de dÓlares en la taquilla, en el anterior entrevistÓ a john carpentier, y el prÓximo quentin tarantino. y tremenda trifulca en espaÑa entre el cantante justib bieber, y actor orlando bloom, los artistas tuvieron un fuente enfrentamiento que terminÓ en los puÑos, bieber huyÓ del lugar en medio de aplausos del pÚblico, la disputa habrÍa sido por sus ex parejas selena comes y miranda kerr. juntos tiene mÁs de 22 clanes, ellos realizar una colaboraciÓn y nos muestran parte de la colaboraciÓn en el estudio del tema titulado "anything goes". ♪ ♪ y miren este nuevo vÍdeo de hillary duff. ♪ ♪ >> y por Último, desde el fabuloso evento de comic com, que celebra lo mejor de las tiras cÓmicas, pelÍculas, el mundo de la ciencia ficciÓn, les traigo el adelanto de tom hardy en una historia apocalÍptica y mÁs compleja. >> wow,a eso yo llamo mucha acciÓn. bueno, ya lo ven, esta ediciÓn de variety latino le trajo lo mejor del mund

>> i think so, jackie. kudos to future, now team. we laid out a killer long coffee trade in the first quarter. i think now unfortunately, that translated into killer pain as we pay more for our java. just like coffee, seeing gold similar. the second half, i like owning gold. kind of thrown to the curb, like coffee did, end of 2013. >> all right. jeff likes gold. what do you see as the best performer in the second half of the year? >> jackie, liking natural gas. tell you why. we still have plenty of the summer left now. we have conversions increasing demand. haven't even talk and hurricane season and have a huge deaf ted sow make up from last years winter to make up for this year. >> all right. for more on the second half and what commodities will do the best, check out the online show live at 1:00 p.m. eastern time and also talking crude oil with stephen schork and also the jobs report with joe lavorgna. don't want to miss it. called the hottest 15 minutes on the web. >> i heard that, too, jackie's it really is. thanks for that. >>>

. >> these two women, jackie and jennifer are bruised, battered and more. >> i hate that i was going to die. >> my heart is so sad. >> reporter: the couple has been together for about a year. they asked that we not reveal their last name. the couple decided to leave a gay pride parade in san francisco. they said they were walking down ninth street near market. >> this group of guys were in front of us. they said an anti gay slur. >> reporter: then jennifer says she was attacked by five then six men. >> i got kicked 10 times that i could count. before i held my head and i curled up into a little ball. >> i seen a guy left back his leg and kick her so hard in the head it reminded me of a football player kicking off a ball. >> i felt really close to being gone. >> reporter: jackie says she then threw herself on jennifer to protect her and took a beating herself. she says she asked why is this happening. >> they said we did it because you're gay. >> reporter: jackie suffered a fractured wrist. police are investigating the crime as a hate crime. there were 27 hate crimes reported in san f

jackie and girlfriend gent who left price of festivities attacked near 10th and the saturday eveningffort at a partitioned home. five men walking in front of them shouted slurs then attacked. on one market to a head like that she is going to be dead a screen and said stop kicking her. ethnic bushel of hurt and there was too many of the people kicking her and jackie was left with a broken arm. cut and bruises as she tried to help gen. initially tacked left with a concussion and bruises. they're aiming for ports my head. it and wanted to live. i could feel every time i kicked me and had bruises all over our legs on happy to be here and be able to stand and be alive. the suspects described as hispanic to described as black. all in the late teens some fruit in flannel shirts on saturday. so far blocked half and ask why would you do something like this whats wrong with you. and one common said because the gate. >> : those exact words in addition to the anti place where she would not say exactly they do have an appointment scheduled with the place apart a sketch artist to try to get a susp

jackie deangelis is at the nymex with more. jackie? >> good afternoon, scott.s getting whacked today, down more than 2% each. it's interesting because as far as gold is concerned, this is the worst percentage drop we've seen this year. an thrown grisa tchnti, what is behind it? >> i think geopolitical concerns are on the back burner again or maybe we've become in up to it as jimmy pointed out before we got on air. whatever reason, they're certainly not a factor right now. certainly citigroup's earnings look good. if that's any indication of what they're going to be. economic concerns are out the window. the caveat is energy prices have dropped over the last two weeks. so inflation, another talk about that. on the back burner or not as concerned about that right now. >> all right, jim, looking at the chart, we're dangerously close to 1300 again. what do the technicals say here? where are we going next? >> actually, 1305 is my level. i think a settlement below that changes what i feel about this technically. there's another thing that changes it, too. some janet

kron 4's jackie sissel is live jackie >>: the rest refinery today may have a much different look after the vote last night to approve the e r i. the environmental impact report. this is and and and the works for almost a decade. what they want to do is expand and modernize list and this facility. they say they they need to do it it swept the community and have. they want to see this place modernize. the expansion will help refine it the capacity out here and also have a clean air plan. many people are against it. just because is bringing in a lot of high paying jobs does not outweigh the fact that it has a new environmental impact. especially for the 2012 explosion out here. it's and thousands of people into the local hospitals. about a hundred people last night voted five to nothing to approve it. so now will see this project moves forward. there is no timetable set right now for the exact time that the expansion will start. it has been in the pipeline for about 10 years now. >>: a developing story this morning-- new charges have been filed against p-g-and-e-- in the san bruno pipelin

she's one of the our seniors that graduated from the academy and is going off to i'm sorry that's jackie barns she graduated fromgalactia low high school living in the dorms at the cal state hayward in the fall (clapping) your mom and family are very proud of user you and congratulations and guideline to you (clapping) esmeralda rodriguez from alice griffith (clapping) all right. our senior that graduated from phillip and salisbury ton high school going off to 70 state and esmeralda had her debut with the mayor on sunday we're proud of your accomplishments and our mom olympic is here and our family is proud of you congratulations (clapping) so do we actually have the scholarships i'm looking at we'll be providing those to you. okay. so we'll be providing those to you shortly and congratulations. (clapping.) >> don't worry folks the money is going to come i'll make sure the money is coming. a lot of folks absolutely i next, we have this management you've been president of the board of supervisors i think you've been president there longer than than i have been in the plod police departmen

even the bob mcdonnell stuff, jackie is exactly right. that seems to be the biggest problem. but also the gifts to the kids for their weddings. it just seems like an odd explanation. if you are trying to woo someone or whatever jonnie williams was trying to do, you know, he let the mcdonnell's, bob and maureen mcdonnell use his house in smith lake, use a car of his. it seems an odd way to sort of be the third player in that relationship if that was your goal. so that seems odd to me. >> that's why there are jury trials. chris cillizza, jackie, thank you very much. >>> much more ahead right here, including two lawmakers taking aim at this startling statistic. 1 in 5 female college students are victims of sexual assault. it's really horrific. senators kirsten gillibrand and clair mccaskle are joining me next. bo tends to sta y in mion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can prov

jackie benson spoke to a woman whose car was hit. >> three people were taken to the hospital. two are said to be in extremely serious condition. take a look. given the proximity of the gas pumps this could have been much worse. hours after the crash page's ford explorer awaits a tow truck. the battery was ejected, a sign of the force of the impact. the suv was the first vehicle hit by an enormous blue panel truck that witnesses say careened across the road and plowed through the parking lot of the sunoco across from george mason university. it became a scene of horror before 5:00 p.m. >> the aaa truck dragged the van. one of the guys who worked here was hurt. a lady he was fixing her car. >> the minivan was crushed, wedged between another large truck and a gas pump. the chain reaction are sent vehicles bouncing around the parking lot. this red are pickup truck collided with another pump. the pump remained in tact averting the possibility of more damage. thankfully nobody was waiting at the intersection as the truck knocked over the crosswalk signal. by the time the screeching

jackie benson, news 4. >> thank you. breaking news now. a stabbing in northeast d.c. police are on the scene now near second and adams street off rhode island avenue. a woman and a young man were stabbed inside a house there. cops say they know who did it. they are looking for her. >> turning to wet wither now, the summer heat and humidity are going to be back in a big way tomorrow. so is the risk for severe weather. veronica johnson has a first look at the forecast. >> tomorrow is expected to be the hottest day in over a week. on top of that, this time tomorrow we could have ongoing storms still bringing damaging gusts to the area as well as frequent rain and lightning. on the radar now, not much going on. we are seeing isolated showers. radar likely to be busy as late as 11:00 p.m. tomorrow and as early as 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. it is a weather alert day. we'll be on the air doing frequent updates throughout the afternoon and evening for you. in a couple of minutes i will show you where i think which neighborhoods will be hit with the worst storms tomorrow. >>

news 4's jackie benson was there for a meeting. she joins us with the latest on the landfill. >> it's done. barring unforeseen developments the landfill with close in 2018 as planned. >> aye. >> aye. >> the chair has voted nay. the motion to deny is successful. >> reporter: after a almost two hours of tense and sometimes rancorous back and forth with county planning staffers the board of supervisors voted against a measure to push back the planned closing of the landfill from 2018 to 2025. the chair and others who voted in support of the delay cited the need to dispose of debris from the silver line construction boom. supervisor jerry highland whose district is home to the landfill was add a manhattanly again-- a it. >> the landfill's owner reacted. >> we have no plans to come back and try to make another application. >> residents waged a passionate grassroots effort against the delay. >> many of the communities, so well after 2006 knowing the landfill would be closed. the developers will see it. they will renew faith. we'll have m

jackie robinson blakes the color barrier. people say he should be out there. if he is not out there, that means that the best base a ballplayers are not playing major league baseball. >> should change. sports has that potential. for that reason, it is a good thing, especially as we know it here in america, and the things that it makes possible for all of us in terms of understanding and knowing each other. >> so kareem, let me ask this final question to you and i will move down so everyone will get their final thoughts. when the donald sterling incident happened, you wrote the article. time magazine. yes understand half of your big words in there but it was a big article. the. >> read the dictionary. >> sot here is what i want to ask you: the incident became public on a saturday, friday night, saturday morning. we are in l.a. on tuesday morning because we hear adam silver, the commissioner, is about to make a ruling. i call you and your team night before. we come down to city hall. you come to city hall and we are in mayor garsetti's. you, norm nixon, a.c. gra

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. >> these two women, jackie and jennifer are bruised, battered and more. >> i thought i was going to. >> my heart is so sad. >> the couple has been together for a year and they ask we not reveal their last names. they decided to leave a gay pride celebration in san francisco and head home, and they say they were walking ninth street near market. >> this group of guys in front of us, and they said, antigay slur. >> then jennifer said shechs attacked by -- she was attacked by five then ten guys. >> i got kicked four times and i held my head and curled up. >> i seen a guy lift back his leg and kick her in the head. it reminded me of a football player kicking off the ball. >> i felt close to being gone. >> jackie threw herself on jennifer and she asked why is this happening? >> they said this is because you're gay. >> after several minutes the attackers ran off, jennifer suffered a concussion and bruises, and jackie a fractured wrist. according to records there were 27 hate crimes reported in san francisco last year, of that 13 almost half were antigay. >> police say they're following se

for that and the news before your bell, let's turn to jackie deangelis, live, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, scott. futures low they are morning after choppy day of trading on wednesday. the federal reserve giving the markets a mixed message on the economy saying while growth is getting better, the job market needs more improvement. now the fed giving no indication that interest rates will rise. today more data on unemployment and manufacturing, earnings from exxonmobile. dow falling 31 points today, nasdaq rising 20. meantime, target reportedly set to name brian cornell as its new ceo. he would replace the guy ousted in may following the massive data breach during the holiday shopping season. of course that disastrous expansion into kahn did. cornell who leads the pepsi's u.s. food unit is the former ceo sam's club and worked at michaels. those of you waiting for apple to sell its all in one box for live and on demand tv shows will have to keep waiting. the company is gla delaying the launch of the new apple tv device until next year. they blame cable companies for dragging t