box biz all-stars, mark, lisa, and jared. jared with you on this. brother watching us, i think you know, probably to harl's points we're looking at 10 years, this survey, saying that is going to be huge problem. and ones that may be over -- who knows that may be overdone. >> i don't think that government we need to ar worry about, i thk that net neutrality is a wig bigger issue, but i think there will be a core group of companys that control the contend or content flow on internet, like when you hit a search, the search results will be geared toward you and your little bubble. you will not see the diversified world, that is the bigger problem. >> you think that cable -- those big companies will have too much power? >> what about you, lease ark you lisa? >> it is always a concern when the government comes in every american would say they are so sick and tired of the government so involved in their aspect of their daily life. and like with nsa there was so much outrage, with that government intrusion. >> a crivate companies have exponentialy more data

former irs commissioner doug shulman, jared, doug, thank you for being here. doug, what do you think? ask jack lou right? >> i think everybody is unhappy when they see an american company leave the u.s. and go domicile somebody else. nobody likes that. i think the issue is, i think perceived to real, people don't think the u.s. has a competitive corporate tax structure now. so corporations are looking out for their bottom line. if they can find a merger that makes sense, they're willing to move and taxes are one consideration. >> right. you know, jared, it's a little tough calling them unpatriotic, they are following the law. >> that's right. it's tax avoidance, not tax evasion. it's legal. i agree with much of what doug just said but i also think that jack has a point. i mean, it does strike one as economically unpatriotic to invert in order to lower your tax bill. >> let's talk about what this actually means, doug, just in dollar terms. an irs study found $20 billion of corporate taxes would be lost over the next decade because of inversions. what does that

joining me now are jared bernstein and e.j. deion. thank you for being here. >> good to be here. >> jared, are you surprised at the job are growth we are seeing? despite republicans trying to block the president's policies for so many years and with them blocking the public sector he's been able through private sector growth to bring us back to are where we started in the recession at 6.1 unemployment rate. >> i think it is a little surprising. it's a symbol of just how resilient the american economy and the people in it really are. we know that obstructionists in congress have been not only blocking the president's agenda, but at least last year in 2013 were doing great harm to economic growth because of what economists call fiscal drag. that is by really trying to pull government support out of the economy in a way that slowed growth significantly in 2013, relative to this year. this year we have been doing better. as you suggested, the last time we saw 6.1% unemployment, it was on the way up to much worse times. we are headed in th

jared scholarship hasn't been yanked it just hasn't been paid. the healeys say they can get a clear answer to way. >> pat brown has a very good march. he's a very good guy and a lot for the community. whatever the situation with the foundation s hey, just tell the parents. hey, listen here's what it is. >> reporter: when i reached pat brown by phone he explained an irs audit had left him short on cash. but that he expect the situation to be resolved within two to four weeks. bottom line -- >> all foundation money will be going out before the start of this next school year your telling me? yes. >> reporter: okay. okay. >> patrick brown says the healeys should have known to pay their tuition bill in full each month. that the scholarship money would come at the end of the year. but, of course, it hasn't come at least not yet and the healeys are not alone. the philadelphia archdiocese confirms for us that about 30 students are still waiting for their money and that the majority are just like the healeys behind on their tuition bill because they expec

joining me you, jared bernstein and krystal ball. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> 700,000 jobs at risk and congress doesn't do anything on the highway trust fund? how dangerous is it for the economy? >> as dangerous are as anything i can think of for the economy. we're talking about a job market that's really gained mo men the item in recent months. i was talking about it with krystal and her colleagues when the last job report came out. over the last three months we are generating 270,000 jobs a month on average. a year ago it's 200,000. why was 2013 so much weaker than this year so far in the economy? a lot of it has to do with this kind of fiscal drag. that's when fiscal policy pushes the wrong way, creates headwinds against economic growth instead of tail winds we need. you teed it up this the introduction. if congress won't help the economy, at least don't hurt it. >> you know, krys, the white house is starting to push this week to make a deal on the highway trust fund. the president made the case this mont

much better off. >> jared is going to -- >> jared's not going to agree with that. >> i'll tell you --oking at both your notes, you're underlying the facts of what's happened the past couple years you agree on. he is a glass half empty guy. sounds like you're a little more glass half full. >> first of all let me say that there's nobody that i like more and disagree with more than larry kudlow. so, i hope that we can model being disagreeable, or disagreeing without being disagreeable. >> common ground. >> common ground, jared. >> yeah. and so the idea that i get to spend a good chunk of time with larry is making me very happy today. but larry you realize this thing is down here not up there so you need to get your butt down here. >> i'm on the 11:00. >> okay, good. >> so there -- look, there's a lot of what larry said that i disagree with. and i'll specify some facts. but, i certainly agree with the point that the recovery has not reached everyone the way it should. i think where larry is demonstrably wrong are in some very important points. first of all, remember this was the deepest r

melissa: jared, what do you think about that?> well, okay the charging thing, first of all, i was a big, there is lot of contention nobody will sit there to charge their car for eight hours or hour. now down to half an hour. reality we're socially adapting to do this. a lot of people i know bought teslas changed their lifestyle. melissa: how many people do you know bought teslas. >> i have 30 friend that own teslas. i've driven them. i was going to buy them. melissa: really. >> dallas they're popular. there is centralization of populations. melissa: in dallas, you're in dallas and people are buying electric cars in first of all gigantic place. you have to be able to go far. second of all, this is the oil and gas capital of the world! you have 30 friend? >> i got at love friend with bicycles. melissa: right. thanks, guys, good stuff. internet uses its powers for good. how one man paid off his parents mortgage with a little help from youtube. while the government was shutting down, couples in washington were getting down to busines

melissa: jared, you're a pilot. one of the reasons why we have you in this conversation but you know you feel like people have started to take the safety of flying for granted but you see, you know, one situation where people are flying over a war zone, where airline is flying over a war zone and then you realize that happens more often than we think. folks were making a point today, if you're going to dubai, likely you're going over syria. if you're heading to indyaw, you're heading over hot spots we're maybe starting to take for granted it is and it isn't as safe as we think. what is your perspective. >> i sort of disagree with this. melissa, remember this, major american are carriers and major carriers like malaysian airlines have processes and agreements in place where they look at us. flying over ukraine and russia, certainly risky or flying over syria could be issue, reality from statistical perspective, never in history have three airlines from the same type of a airline crashed in a three or four year period

can't wait to see cousin jared! not really our cousin. remember, aunt becky is like my sister.about uncle rodney? he's not really our uncle. confusing, right? kinda! he married aunt becky and became uncle rodney. love makes us family. we've got a lot going on. anncr: the new chevrolet malibu with siri eyes free integration available through your iphone. it's the new family. >>> the legacy award dinner held each year is where we pay tribute to exceptional women who redefine the standard of success. >> leaders, innovators. we are women of power. >> it is movement time. let us move forward and honor the legacies of our great mothers and fathers. >> correspondent sonia alleyne has more on one of this year's nominees. >> i've had a number of threatening calls, people calling saying they were going to kill me, that they were going to blow my home up, and saying i only had a few hours to live. >> merl everett's life had a turning point when a single shot hit her husband's car in 1963. move her children out of the south, earn a college degree and climb the corporate ladder. all the whi

but not the kind that jared and i associate with really good times. when you go back to the reagan years, you're talking 4 to 500,000 jobs a month. you're going to start to see that kind of psychological impact and those people are going to get off the bempl and go back to work. >> quick question. if a year from now are we going to get an optimistic number from you? >> if we get optimistic numbers 4, to 500,000 jobs a month, you will get a good, optimistic piece. go back to june 27th. didn't i write a piece that said u.s. economy poised for growth? that was only five days ago. didn't you see that one? >> i'm glad you mentioned that, peter. i have a vote from that piece tattooed on my neck. >> one thing to be concerned about is if you actually did see employment growth of that magnitude, the eyebrows of the federal reserve would get raised very quickly and one of the things that i think we all have to be mindful of, particularly those setting interest rate policy, is to not take out the fire hose and try to stop things before we really have had a chanc

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to answer jared's question, i don't have a specific answer. i'd be happy to try to find it.pen to believe when american shareholders are benefiting and paying taxes to the government, we all win. and if we're going to continue to see this trend, which is likely we will, this inversion trend, then part of what policymakers have a responsibility to do is try to prevent it from happening going forward and try to create a benefit for everybody moving forward, including the government and we're not producing that benefit. i think we could all agree to that point. >> as we talk about whether tax inversion monday is a moniker that will stick here, the deals keep coming, even as no moves out of washington yet. thank you, jared, for your time this afternoon. >>> up next, we'll hear from somebody who says the fed isn't paying nearly enough attention to inflation, that it could come back and haunt the central bank. and it's not rick santelli. you don't want to miss that. also, harold ford and john sununu say new laws for regulation to treat the lab like a utility could cripple job grow

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something we always wanted. >> reporter: lifelong friends malcolm and jared founded the group in 2007ater recruited buddy alec teaching him to play base guitar from scratch. i got a long way to go, right? they perfected their pitch in each other's basement and then brought metal to concrete. making up to $1,600 a day playing on the streets of new york. even as little kids, they had big dreams. >> we have our fake tours at home. madison square garden. irving plaza. we imagine performing at those places, while actually performing in our basement. ♪ >> reporter: this year, they didn't have to imagine any more. becoming the youngest band ever to play at coachella. >> this is what i love. >> i want to be doing this and headlining shows. >> yeah. >> doing world tours and making music. >> reporter: three young students now starting at the school of rock. mara schiavocampo, abc news, hartford, connecticut. >> "unlocking the truth" remember that name. "good morning america" first thing in the morning. david muir will be here in for diane tomorrow night. have a good evening. hd 3. >>> next at 6

joining me now, joe and jared, thank you both for being here. if republicans were already tweaking the job tax credit, why wouldn't they protect the tax break for working poor people. >> it's not the priority, plain and simple. this is a credit that actually means a lot to low income people, it pushes directly in the position you would want, it incentivizes work, helps raise the after tax pay for low income people. often single parents who are trying to play by the rules. doing many of the things that republicans tell them they're supposed to do if they want to work their way out of poverty. and yet here they are talking about lowering the post tax income of a single mom at the minimum wage by 1700 bucks while they give a break of 2200 to someone making six digits. >> today's debate came a day after paul ryan said the gop would focus on poverty, now, chris van holland took a look at that disconnect. >> it's ironic that just yesterday, the chairman of the budget committee gave a big talk in washington about how he wanted to start a conversation a

joining me now is jared bernstein.ou for being here. >> thank you, rev. >> are you surprised at how well the economy is doing with republicans being more focused on republicans than jobs. >> last year the congress was wacking the economy pretty hard with what we call fiscal drag. that is their policies were actually slowing down economic growth. you actually heard the president talk about that very compellingly today. and yet, as you mentioned, the second half of last year was pretty strong. the first quarter of this year was a very weak quarter. in the underlying pace of job growth, in fact in the first six months of this year, adding more payroll employment than any other first half of the year going back to the late '90s. yes, despite the fact that congress, as the president said, certainly isn't helping. >> you know, here is what republicans in congress have blocked or suggested this year. they blocked minimum wage hike. they blocked the fair pay act. they refused to spend jobless benefits. and some have called for

perhaps we can work jared, too. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i would like to recognize jared huffman of california. >> thank you. i wanted to be at this hearing because i represent earthquake country, tsunami country. i think it's a very important subject. and with some really helpful testimony. i want to thank the witnesses for their contributions. mr. chairman, i wanted to be here to thank you. as a new member of congress, i think this is the first hearing i have attended of any subcommittee on the natural resources committee that wasn't a loaded partisan title full of partisan content with a loaded partisan agenda. this is a really important subject where we can all be interested and engaged. we might actually get something done together that could help the country. we need more hearings like this. as much as anything, i wanted to be here to express that. and to thank you for it. with that, i yield the balance of my time to ranking member holt. >> i thank representative huffman. let me make two general comments. first, following

. >> reporter: the news came as jared was graduating from eighth grade. he was a recipient from a scholarship from the morgan brown. the money would help pay the tuition. >> your reaction immediately is? >> it's great. it's $1,000. so the tuition goes to 6150 to 5150. >> i was excited. i was very proud. i was very proud that he got it. >> reporter: basically for being a good kid? >> yeah. >> reporter: jared thrived in his freshman year at the high kool school. but when spring arrived, mom and dad were notified they were to attend a mandatory gala on behalf of scholarship recipients at 300 bucks a couple. >> it's smaller money to get bigger money, okay we'll do that. >> meanwhile they were shorting their tuition bill a bit believing the scholarship was picking up the rest. it was not. when the school year ended they learned they were $1,000 short on the tuition bill. she called the foundation to ask where's the money. >> you're told early june, if not late may, that this will all be taken care of. >> correct. >> and today? >> nothing has been paid. >> repo

like jared mentioned, our agents take great care of these children.y of the concerns are coming out of these facilities. our agents were outspoken. they did notify managers to make sure that proper care was being employed in this type of situation to care for the kids while they are in our custody. >> you're saying that you're actually being told you cannot work extended hours to do the job that you have been hired to do to work at the border to try to prevent the illegal drug cartels and those folks from coming over in addition to the work and caring for the children? >> that's correct. at this present time, our hours are still being limited for border patrol agents. we are being restricted from working a certain amount of hours per week. we believe the administration should be providing proper fund ing for our border patrol agents. they are our first line of defense. >> i hear you. i have 30 seconds left. let me ask you quickly. you're being told you can't work extended hours but governor perry is asking that the national guard be called in. will th

. >> there's the car driven by jared rendell. as the sheriff deputy performed the maneuver.e fires three shots out the car as the car is spinning out of control. the deputy's patrol car went over to the side. he was trying to miss the gunfire. not because the pit maneuver. but the officer behind the sheriff deputy springs into action. he starts firing and fires with precision and rendell gets himself up. he was arrested and taken into custody. charged with attempted homicide and he's expected to appear in court on august 5th. look at that. country road. let's talk about a big highway in australia. it's a pretty nasty traffic jam on the other side. there's about to be a traffic jam on this side the road. this ding dong here coming on the highway can't control his car. >> oh, yeah. >> spins out of control. hits wall on the side. narrowly misses in front of the truck we're riding in. i think one of the best things about the video is the commentary from the guy in truck. >> what a [ bleep ] [ bleep ] head. >> this is sparking a little bit of controversy. people believe the man s

jared bernstein is joining me. >> pleasure. >> ben gurion airport is a big economic hub. it handled 14 million visitors last year. how big of an impact is this economically? >> a big impact. tourism is a very important part of the israeli economy. it accounted for 6% of the economy last year. that's about $12 billion. but just to put it in perspective, 6% of our economy is about a trillion. and this season started out particularly strong, in part economies that send tourists to israel and the u.s. is the most important, have been improving as well. the tourism is expected to climb 15% this year and they are off to a strong start. it's a big, serious economic problem, especially if it persists. >> and tourism specifically, that's a $12 billion season that ere's a lot at stake.. there's commentary on both sides of this. there's a new article that says israel would not gain much from peace. do you agree with that assessment? >> well, look, i'm going to speak specifically on the economy. >> i mean economically, of course. >> we have hotels that should be at 80% occupancy and

. >> reporter: the news came as jared healey was graduating from eighth grade.e was the recipient of a $1,000 a year scholarship from the morgan and smokey brown foundation. based on character and handed out by neighborhood good guy pat brown, the money would help pay the tuition at neumann-goretti. >> your reaction immediately is? >> it's great. you know, it's a thousand dollars. um, you know, so the tuition goes from 6150 to 5150. report. >> i was excited. i was very proud. i was very proud he got it. um... >> reporter: basically for being a good kid? >> yeah. >> reporter: jared thrived in his freshman year at the high school played freshman basketball and made the varsity baseball team. mom and dad were to attend a mandatory gala and behalf the scholarship recipients at $300 a couple. >> it's smaller money to get bigger money. we'll do this. >> his parents were shorting their monthly tuition bill by a bit believing the scholarship was picking up the rest. it was not. the school year ended the healeys learned there were a thus san dollars short on their tuitio

jared, four years later they were wrong but they are still attacking. what is their strategy here?the strategy is to not let facts get in the way of the story. i appreciate what you and other folks here at the show are trying to do to bring the facts to light. as long as they can make up a story about dodd frank, the affordable care act, minimum wage, deficit taxes, they can continue to plumb their agenda which is an anti-government agenda. for example, corporate profitability over the last few years has hit the highest it e' been on record. the story that obama is somehow unfair to business doesn't fit the theme of dodd frank doing the things you played in the tape. if they can get everyone to believe the aca, dodd frank, et cetera, are having these factually incorrect effects they say, then they can push back on implementation. they have already grid locked the process. that's what it's all about. >> there is good news about states that raised the minimum wage. the fact is they are seeing job grow growth. first look at state where is the minimum wage hasn't been raised. now look

el colombiano jares rodrÍguez elegido por meter el mejor gol del mundial. madrid antes jugaba en monaco. >> 22 aÑos nada mÁs bueno, en san francisco hay mÁs de 6400 desamparados que viven en la calle. una organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro cree que una forma de propiciar para que estÉn limpios es una nre a de ayudarlos. autobus con duchas que recorre la ciudad. >> para los que viven en la calle hasta lo mÁs simple es complicado una de la mÁs difÍcil mantenerse limpio. >> yo quisiera tener un lje para baÑarme. no tengo en este lugar, me baÑo allÁ, me baÑo aquÍ. >> pensando eso se le ocurriÓ una idea. >> la idea de poner baÑos en el autobus, darle una nueva vida a los autobuses que por viejo se saca de servicio. >> ¿quÉ van a hacer con ellos? yo pensÉ, voy a usarlos para poner los baÑos en el autobus. >> pues creÓ un autobus con tres duchas que maneja donde gente que lo necesita. la idea es simple. implementar es mÁs complejo. no sÓlo hubo que conseguir dinero y se hizo por fundaciones, compaÑÍas privadaso. si no que ademÁs tuvieron que ingeniarse para convertir

but in 2006 jared petrovich was allegedly involved in an incident that not only resulted in very serious charges, but set off repercussions that still impact the entire orange county jail system today. >> so you're using your legal paperwork as weight. >> yeah. also the magazines, you know? >> petrovich has approximately 20 pounds of legal paperwork in his cell, which helps provide an effective jailhouse workout. >> you do it until you can't do it no more. i can do it all day. >> the paperwork has accumulated over four years since he was accused of being the ring leader of one of the orange county jail's most transformative events, the group assault and murder of another inmate, the only killing in the jail in more than a decade. at the time, petrovich, in jail for receiving stolen property, was considered a leader among the white inmates at the theo lacy jail facility. >> we're standing in "f" barracks, the west side in theo lacy facility, and this is the scene of a pretty gruesome homicide that occurred in 2006. it was the murder of inmate john derek chamberlain. it occurred in october

let's go inside the numbers with jared bernstein. good to see you. >> nice to see you.e are we seeing the growth? >> you mentioned quantity, but quality is not much quite as much. however the two are related. and as the job market tightens up, we expect workers to have a bit more bargaining power. but we noticed in the report, which was a strong report, was that while the pace of job growth is accelerating, the pace of wage growth is not. it's steady at about 2% nominal, that means before inflation. now, inflation is also running at about 2%. and that means that paychecks are kind of flat in terms of buying power. so on the right track, but not there yet. >> another thing that is missing from this report from the top eight of job increases, construction. that added only 6 thourgs j,000. >> construction as a sector has been pretty flat for the past three months when as you mentioned, the rest of the job market has picked up speed. this has a lot to do with recent hiccups in the housing market. the housing market which of course terribly bottomed out in the great recessio

. >> it's mcfarland's partner officer jared slocumb. he's been shot in the left temple. it has exited the rear of his head. >> when i saw that he was shot, i was scared. i was, like, okay, i'm going to have to go get my partner because he's got go home tonight. >>> crouching behind collier's white pickup truck, officer slocum clutches his neck, a reaction caused by the head injury. as he provides cover, the wounded officer tries to run across the street. but slocumb veers to the right losing balance and collapsing into a chain link fence. mcfarland, knowing every second counts, runs across the street to get to his partner, putting himself directly in the cross hairs of collier's rifle. >> it's a chance i've got to take. >> he must holster his gun in order to pick up the officer, leaving himself defenseless. >> he decided to do a dummy drag. he picked up his partner from underneath the arms and pulled him right out of the road. two residents that were standing by saw that, they ran out there and they heroically helped save the officer. >> slocum needs immediate medical at

but representatives mark thompson, jared huffman want more information including health risk to humans. >>> muni operators have ratified a new agreement calling for raises of about 14% over three years. it includes roughly 9% for new contributions to their pensions and about 5% in additional pay hikes. former san francisco mayor willie brown played a key role in brokering the deal last night. the mta is examined to give its final approval very soon. >>> at the same time, the mta is considering a billion-dollar plus deal to expand and replace its light rail vehicles. some new cars made by siemens said to be more durable would begin arriving in december of 2016. >>> well, two men charged with beating a woman outside at&t park are set to be arraigned in a san francisco courtroom this afternoon. the attack happened after the as/giants game last thursday. here's the video. the woman in white tried to stop a fight between two men and show got hit in the face, fell to the ground. she is now recovering. her alleged attackers anthony rucker and francisco lopez were both arrested in sacramento a

jared, thank you very much for joining us today, great talking to you. >> you, too, thanks. >> mark'sus for the rest of the show. >> next, testing the strength of this rally. it's been a strong month between jobs reports. is there anything that can stand in the way of the bulls? that's next. plus, the biotech industry is booming especially, as it always has, in massachusetts with all the great schools, and 128 challenge is finding skilled workers. that's coming up at 7:30 a.m. eastern sometime. "squawk box" is coming right back. in a world that's changing faster than ever, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers every reason to keep looking for you. so if you're ready to see opportunities and see them through, we say: let's get to work. because the future belongs to those who challenge the present. >>> welcome back to "squawk box," everybody. it is the last trading day of the week and a half trading day at that. take a lo

you're also making viral memes out of actor jared leto hugging things. this was liked almost 200,000 times. you've taken the love further, making jared canoodle with president obama's head all through a little photoshop magic. and this act of affection from virginia dad jeremiah heaton. it has some of you heated. he made his daughter emily an african princess, literally. after planting this flag on a disputed region on the egyptian border, heaton crowned himself king of what he calls the kingdom of north sudan. thus, fulfilling his daughter's wish by making her his pretty, pretty princess. while that's sweet, some of you are screaming colonialism, anyone? and you're questioning this well-meaning father's relationship with reality. let's see if the neighboring countries recognize king heaton's land grab and his sovereignty. you can join the conversation with this and more on twitter, facebook, instagram and msnbc.com. now this news, a second investigation reveals numerous security lapses at the centers for disease control. here's details on what the inves

casey mcgeerks christian yellich, jared saltalamachia. kept it scoreless in the five.e sixth he had trouble in the form of john carlos. with a man on first he ripped the ball into left. he's got speed. he'll be thrown out at third trying to advance. the marlins take the lead 1-0. top of the 9th now. nationals down 3-0. anthony rendone with bases loaded. he strikes out. the nats left just 1 for 11 with runners in scoring position. they fall to the marlins 3-0. angels and orioles beginning the three-game set tonight at camden yards. o's up 6-5. facing josh hamilton who grounds to short. his throw to first is too late. mike trout scores to tie the game. camera focuses on hardy. he wasn't the problem. late getting to second there. hardy forced to first, not in time. we are tied at six. extra innings. the game is tied but not anymore. that's manny machado with a walk-off home run. the orioles win it 7-6. >> nice. down in richmond the redskins had the day off after five straight days of intense practice. training camp resumes first thing in the morning. 8:35 sharp. so far, s

she talks about how she opposed pursuing the death penalty for her shooter jared lee loughner. >>> presidentma enjoyed barbecue last night in kansas city. he was having din we are several people who had written him letters. he got half slab of ribs, beans, and a bud light. when he heard the restaurant was out of coleslaw he said you didn't save any for me? the site releases annual list of cutis and employees. rand paul came in at number nine. he came to twitter to call out another politician. congratulations to cory booker. i have to tell you this, rand, i think we were late pity ads to the list of young and gorgeous. >>> in washington i'm joined now by politico reporter. thank you for joining me today. >> so is the talk about impeachment by republicans helping the democrats? yeah. it's helping them raise a lot of money. they have been using the message as their main driver of fundraising messaging for the past few days. they've been bombarding people about the possibility of impeachment. i'm sure individual democrats are doing their same thing. for them it has been a way for them to raise a

and jared makes a mess of this. nice throw. 2-1 giants. the team kept up the offense with pence singling in the fourth. blanco behind pence. the giants lead 5-1 in the eighth, and the as are just underway and trail baltimore 4- 0 in the first inning. those highlights tonight at 10:00. >> all right. thank you. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, a brazen robbery at an east bay neighborhood restaurant. >> we will have details on what was taken as well as the assistance that police got from the thief's mother. thank you so much for making ktvu your source for news and see you next time the news breaks. >> and we are here on ktvu.com and facebook and twitter and our ktvu apps and leave you with a shot of the bay bridge. have a great evening. nation. oh, i wish i could do more. it's just a bunch of old, out-of-date clothes. oh, i'm sure it's great. three weeks ago, our neighbors, the rands, lost their house and everything they own in a fire. fortunately, nobody was hurt. and fortunately, they're friends with wonder woman over here. i'm har

this is from our wonderful weather intern jared who took a picture of one lightening strike of thousands that is came in from cherry hill, new jersey. thankfully in additional lightening showing up at the moment here locally on storm scan three but not totally out of the woods just yet. so we still have wet weather primarily back through, the d.c. area, and down through maryland, virginia, but we are probably still going to get clipped before it is all said and done and this whole thing clears out. we have generally starting to be more clearing going on back through western pennsylvania but we will get in on that with time. just a matter of it at this point. lingering shower, still damp outside and it is still steamy too but we are not anywhere near as hot this afternoon and more refreshing air mass that will take overtime. mainly clear, comfortable tonight as your low drops to 64. good excuse to forgo conditioning for yet another night. eighty-four and sunshine. talk about a gorgeous day tomorrow, pair of eight's, still a sunny sky and we are heating up. we will flirt with 90 on sunday

arkansas resident hugh jared was one of 800 entrepreneurs to make the pitch. wants to get more made me america items on the shovlz. there should be plenty holders for taco night. he said the chain nut an order for $1 million this week. >> there's a peculiar problem at a cemetery in newcastle delaware. gophers are hawntding the ground. they are digging holes in cemeteries creating a hazard for anyone walking on the grass. groundskeeper says they're trying to get rid of the animals and nothing seems to be working. >> a cherry hill woman is thanking a good samaritan and "action news" for the return of be loved pet. little lilly got away without her collar. kathy bush and family searched for her and eventually put posters up the next day while the area covering storm damage our own nora muchanic saw the poster and mentioned it in our 4 p.m. newscast. sure inform a woman that lives blocks away saw nora's report and realized that she had found lilly. kathy couldn't believe her good fortune. >> thank you for taking care of her and thank you for loving her and thank y

this you think well you know if united states wants to do it and we're not going to get in trouble jared you are going to have an effect the split. the smith is suing the us government and my right to privacy have been violated i don't know the nostromo me i knew your i did know you have a work and there are members of their lives like the responsibility on the door you know to follow the contrary i know this and have not put a. drop. on here in the senate since i did ok but if you just listen to people's phone calls as a whole in the bahamas all becomes about the us it's ok to listen to people like you also i just hope that this is this demonstration with real hard information that you know the cabin of the bahamas can contain. be shared with the citizen for a long time. make sure you keep close. to see you country. people have it. we see it every day these. commentaries to get. their position. her. home. her. her. her. her. choose your language. they still some of. the kids the concentric circles. choose the opinions that invigorating to. come choose the stories get into the minds choo

jared sent this in from cherry hill cloud to ground lightning and ryan sent this.istance to ground lightning but multiple strikes. we had thousands of strikes each hour. when we count the them up between four and 6:00 p.m., 3500 strikes. six and 8:00 p.m. 7500 strikes and between eight and 10:00 p. p.m., 1300 strikes and we're still counting. so far over 12,000 lightning strikes. most of that is gone but these storms will be moving offshore during the overnight, and skies will slowly clear but we'll start the day on thursday with cloudy skies. coming up wool talk about when the sun actually returns and catching a break before our next chance of storms moves in to the delaware valley. that's the very latest from the weather center we'll continue to track those storms to the south later in the broadcast. jess? >> kathy, thank you. we got several eyewitness cam photos and videos of tonight's summer storm. barbara sent us this photo from thorndale chester county showing the ominous skies that moved in just before that rain. now to berks county this eyewitness cam photo

congressman jared hufman intervened and the corps announced an agreement to keep it going. >> we want caltrans to comply with a permit but make sure you don't have construction crews idleed and thousands and thousands of dollars in extra costs enoccured every day. >> the two agencies agreed on ben ral terms to make sure caltrans comply was permit. failure to meet the deadlines mean a suspension of that permit. >> drought will affect the quantity of the state's grape harvest but not quality as far as wine growers are concerned. today there was a consensus, making white or red, the reporter finds what they need is water. summer sizzle is helping wine grapes, pefrments say wines will produce a good crop. >> 100% of this grape concentrate comes from within 100 miles of fresno. >> not all becomes wine. >> most goes to wine. it's coloring additive. you know? a lot goes into fruit juices as a sweetener. >> valley wine growers gathered to hear how the production will be down for two years and that is not necessarily a bad thing. >> grapes are smaller. i think. and that does tend to have on af

congressman jared hufman intervened and the corps announced an agreement to keep it going. >> we wantcaltrans to comply with a permit but make sure you don't have construction crews idleed and thousands and thousands of dollars in extra costs enoccured every day. >> the two agencies agreed on ben ral terms to make sure caltrans comply was permit. failure to meet the deadlines mean a suspension of that permit. >> drought will affect the quantity of the state's grape harvest but not quality as far as wine growers are concerned. today there was a consensus, making white or red, the reporter finds what they need is water. summer sizzle is helping wine grapes, pefrments say wines will produce a good crop. >> 100% of this grape concentrate comes from within 100 miles of fresno. >> not all becomes wine. >> most goes to wine. it's coloring additive. you know? a lot goes into fruit juices as a sweetener. >> valley wine growers gathered to hear how the production will be down for two years and that is not necessarily a bad thing. >> grapes are smaller. i think. and that does tend to have on aff

jared baylor and taylor wrath cliff revved into the mud pit white dress and all in the back of a pickupfrom even their closest family. fun. different. >>> the time now is 26 after the top of the hour. coming up, costco pulling a popular book from the store shelves. now the author is firing back. >> this is absolutely unprecedented and the idea that it's based upon low sales is preposterous. >> why he says this is all about politics. >>> and then just a little bit of exercise can make up for any day doing -- for your day if you're doing nothing. exactly how much do we need to do to make it count? >> apparently super fast. >> first, on this day in history. back in 1947 the first female army officer was appointed. and 1962 "blowing" was recorded. ♪ >>> it is wednesday, july 9th. president obama refusing to visit the border to see just how bad it really is. but that's not stopping him from asking for billions of dollars to help with the crisis. we are live in washington. >>> a toxic bombshell. one of the deadliest diseases known to man found inside a storage room in a lab. how in the world

i asked questions to jared lynch. >> to begin with, the smart phone market is saturated.one who has or wants one probably has one by now. there's another hardware angle their looking to purchase. that helps lg, samsung, motorolla as well. you have to remember google is an advertising company. their search results always paired with this. the smart watch has different information they can't get there you sitting at a laptop. walk down the street, they can find which shops you go to and more location situations they can get. that's potentially a game changer in the way it provides advertising companies with more information about their perspective customers. you have to remember there's things like the number of people that got to use smart watches is limited by the support of the operating system. currently it's only 25% of smart phones that run android operating system will be able to use or work along side smart watches due to the way the fragmentation of the operating system is at the moment. there's so many different versions of android. that would severe limit how man

. >> jared leone is both a former massachusetts district attorney and federal prosecutor. >> juries like why someone did something, especially when they have done something alleged to be as heinous as this was. >> a motive, no matter how trivial, would make the state's case stronger. prosecutors have already bolstered the case by upgrading the charges against co-defendants ortiz and wallace to murder. >> how do you plead? >> not guilty. >> not guilty. >> charging of carlos ortiz and ernest wallace for murder really signals that this will be a joint venture murder prosecution, where anyone who actively participates in the murder can be held guilty for the murder. >> that would mean hernandez could be convicted of murder, even if prosecutors can't prove he fired the gun. but none of this makes the case rock solid. it still has holes. >> there remains no murder weapon. >> conviction without a gun is more difficult. >>> still ahead, even a jail cell can't keep aaron hernandez from getting into more trouble. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve.. at humana, we believe if healthc

we have jared bernstein on to duke it out.spinning on that facebook post that everyone has been talking about. do we have any privacy anymore? we're going to talk about what that means legally. we're going to talk about hot dogs. we have this great book "man bites dogs." hot dogs and facebook. >> go on. >> i'll be ranting about the culture in silicon valley. >> you said hot dogs and my mind went completely crazy. "the cycle" comes up next. off the beaten path: he said trust me: he implored alas, she is beginning to seriously wonder why she ever doubted the booking genius planet earth's number one accomodation site booking.com booking.yeah! >>> breaking news tops "the cycle" today. an intensifying arthur is going to make the mark for the first hurricane season. it's expected to strengthen to a category 2 hurricane with landfall tonight. our very own reporters are bracing for impact. >> if you look out, you've got the white caps and then everything is dark. we're going to be hammered with plenty of rain, strong wind, and enhance