. >> they would never get this thing-- this jeanie back in the bottle. but, of course, that was a very naive presumption. >> rose: we conclude with jeff widener, the man who took one of the most famous pictures of all time, a young man in front of a tank. >> then suddenly, we heard a noise down the street, and it was a familiar sound of tanks. i went to the balcony, and i thought this is a nice composition air, compressed shot of the tanks, and then a man walks out kearing shopping bags waving. and i told kirk, this guy is going to screw up my composition and he said they're going to kill that guy. >> rose: tianamen square and china next. >> there's a saying around here: you stand behind what you say. around here, we don't make excuses, we make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own up and make it right. some people think the kind of accountability that thrives on so many streets in this country has gone missing in the places where it's needed most. but i know you'll still find it, when you know where to look. captioning sponsored by ro

. >> reporter: sunday mass won't be the same for jeanie as the final hours tick by for st. elizabeth ann seton and others as they join others. the archdiocese works to consolidate resources. for now parishioners are praying this won't be the end. >> we hope our appeal is heard and granted. >> reporter: how many years have you been coming here? >> since it was built. 36. >> reporter: they have appealed with the archdiocese including our lady of mt. carmel, st. john of the cross. notre dame de lourdes and st. ann in bristol. >> it looks good r you don't think its's going to happen. >> ah. if they decide to close one, they'll say, you know. follow me? >> reporter: back out here live at st. elizabeth ann seton, they have the 9:30 mass under way right now. you can see the sign out front. they changed the sign a couple of years ago. we love you and thanks for all the years. is addressed to the pastor here. no appeal has ever been granted since the archdiocese started doing parish mergers four years ago. some of the cparishes tell me they'll have a mass or two each weekend as part

rocks, looking in cans tie can't talk right now maybe she was looking in the wrong spot it's money jeany ngo found forty bucks and has plans to pay it forward ice cream for someone meanwhile - dozens other kept looking - and looking no strategy no - it's not by the trash canmaybe these two should ask rob taylor he found a a stash of cash 100 bucks actuallyhe found two this one has 60 in total - there were 14 winners 60 buckspay it forward but jamal stitt found out even free money comes at a cost took a cab a trip well-worth it. hidden cash says they will release future dash for cash dateson monday. looking for cash at crissy field, mike pelton, kron 4 news. this is jason buzi. a real estate tycoon. who has been hiding money around the bay area and los angeles for the past two weeks. his identity was revealed last week after inside edition used voice analysis to pin point his identity. buzi says he will keep organizing cash giveaways. and will now be the spokesman behind the project. > > what a hot day around the bay area but not so much around the coast. temperatures were just up to 100

. >> james monroe won the tony for his performance as the jeanie from aladdin. he thanked some of his teachers. >>> you drive a mile, you gain or lose a degree? >> reporter: it is more than a degree a mile today. bay area microclimates. we know we get that temperature spread everyday in the summertime. today, nearly 50 d. half moop bay 33 miles away from san -- moon bay 33 miles away did not hit 60. san ramon hit 106. so look at all those folks driving out of the san francisco, there is a good chance the temperature will jump 20 degrees once they go through on highway 24. i will do the highs in the middle first. san jose, 88. fremont 87. concord 99. it is the extremes that are grabbing my attention today. record high in livermore. 106degrees but on the same day in the same area, daily city had a high of 59 degrees only in the bay area does that happen. very few places on earth. certainly, the only place in the country where you can have that big a temperature spread. nationals coming to opportunity to breezy, cool, but sunny. 58degrees at 7:15. viibuilding off t

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the bank of that japan had the same jeanie, they would ask that as well. get the yen down more and euros down more. >> how does that work? rate hike? >> look at the balance sheet tallies. over the last couple years you have an e.c.b. balance sheet that's contracted. the feds might be tankering, you have a spread sheet that has four million euros. the e.c.b. is half of that. it's the fundamentals behind the exchange rate. you need to see the fed more acty. emerging markets might want something different. japan, the eurozone, they have a very different demand. >> the impacts was felt strongly were the long positions where. emerging markets. credit equities, emerging market effects. eurowas never a low currency in the first place driven by its own dynamics. the impact of the fed on the euroback then was limited. now as positioningure the eurohas changed you have room to make the change. the fed hasn't been -- the fed tightening has been front-loaded. the curve is stream as we -- steep as we like to think. currencies tend to reflect that, too. a lot is already