reporting live from sky eye chopper 13, i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> and kristy breslin will have much more on how this is impacting traffic in just a moment. we saw long lines of cars there. >> reporter: defense attorneys for george zimmerman are attacking prosecution assertions that trayvon martin is the one yelling for help on that 911 call, the night he was shot and killed. susan mcginnis reports from the courthouse in sanford, florida. >> reporter: the defense called several friends of george zimmerman. each one took the stand. and each said they believed it's his voice on this 911 call, screaming for help. [ screaming ] >> so you think he's yelling help? >> yes. >> chose voice is this? >> george zimmerman's voice. >> definitely georgey's. >> no doubt in my mind that is george zimmerman. >> reporter: on friday, zimmerman's mother and uncle testified the screams were zimmerman's. the defense claims the neighborhood watchman shot trayvon martin in self-defense after the teen attacked him. but the family of martin believes it was his.

captain jeff long has more. captain jeff? >> reporter: all lanes are once again open at hanover street on 95 northbound. and traffic on niche is -- 95 is still feeling the impact of this accident, which happened about a half hour to an hour ago. it was on 95 northbound, on the left two lanes. it looked like a cop car was involved in a traffic stop. and another car struck it and brought in a fourth car. so four vehicles involved in this accident. they have all been taken away, except for one, which is getting put on the rollback as we speak. >> you can see the traffic now moving a lot smoother. but the impacts are being felt as far south as arbutus, 95. i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> of course, we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it. now, just before that crash, another accident on 95 halts traffic. an accident on the 95 set a propane tanker on fire. this one, around 3:00. the tanker accident occurred on 95, near caton avenue. no word on the condition of the driver. the cause of the crash, still under in

he is literally prince charming. >> jeff is along the same long. >> he is our weather prince. grateful for you today. i finally got to go outside and not sweat. >>> i get the blame when people don't like it, but you know who you can thank for the weather? it is the marine layer building across the california coastline from the bay area all the way down to los angeles. that was good enough to get our temperatures quite a bit cooler for today. as we get a look at the winds of the coastline, the thing that is to notice here is the northwest. 20 to 35 miles per hour. that will be good enough to keep the fog machine going at the coastline. a small craft advisory for the first part of the weekend. let's get a look at the dramatic changes today. the biggest impact being felt across the east bay. 26 to 27 degrees cooler from areas around alamo to livermore. cooling for san francisco at 10 degrees cooler. the current hour does have temperatures instead of the low 100s down to 78 degrees. you probably have the windows open. 73 in concord. the big question for saturday, will it continue

jeff: how long do you think you will hold onto this company? >> that is very hard to predict.e may partner up with a major consumer business. i am not sure. jeff: conference here on the fox business network. the dean metropolis. thank you very much. talk about entrepreneurship in america. dennis: okay, jeff flock. thank you very much. cheryl: the summertime showdown continues. we never got to show you the stock hit from david trainer and scott martin. here they are. david has chosen mcdonald and western digital and scott is sticking with etf and financials we will track them for a month. they have more than bragging rights on the line right now. scott is putting up to chicago deep dish pizza if the loses. david will sing the song "loser" if he loses. with that, all of our contestants have made their picks. will chad morgan lander beat out porsche? dennis: the next big market for smart phones will be in developing countries. we have a ceo of a company looking to profit from that. cheryl: tesla joined the nasdaq 100 today. we look at the road ahead. >> this is my third new york

jeff bush. with how long people are waiting to get on board. >> reporter:the lines are streching around the corner for most of the buses headed to the east bay. many commuters that i talked to say they are looking at an hour to two hour wait. let's take some video and show you what it's like and you can see that people are taking a seat on the ground because of the wait. most people are patient but, as you can imagine, the wait is an agrivating reminder that bart is not working. >>man, i don't normally take the bus but you got to get around you know? it sucks. it really sucks. >>this line is so backed up that we have to wait for the next bus but the first bus is supposed to have been here. so, it's definatly taking a long time. >> reporter:we just came into the city >> for the day and i have idea how long it's going to take. it's my first day for taking the bus. it was hektic enough getting here in the morning. i don't know, half an hour, maybeok, three hours. i'm not looking forward to this wait. not at all. >> reporter:most of these people are patient but these long lines are a constant reminder

him andreak away from introduce jeff and newt gingrich. how longcan i stay away from dean price for the readers forget about him? there are all these structural problems. , but, aun to do challenge be to the limits. there was no template for this. novelsere a trilogy of published 80 years ago called "usa." painted a kaleidoscopic portrait of america by weeding -- leaving all these pictures together. when thehat to say unwinding began -- no one can say when the unwinding began. >> what are the differences in your life that you regret? what did you like in your early years that is now gone? short and isue is like an overture that introduces the characters and images of the book without telling you too up in aguess -- i grew different california and a different america. it was less fair and less inclusive if you are a black american. you are disenfranchised. if you are gay, you were nonexistent. deal that if you work hard and educate your children, there would be a place for you in society. public schools were good and everyone i knew went to one. the

of an agreement to reboot israeli- palestinian peace talks, at least in principle, as jeff reports as usual in the long history of these talks, the delve is in the details. >> reporter: secretary kerry insists the stalled peace process is moving again. >> this is a significant and welcomed step forward. >> reporter: israeli and palestinian negotiators he says will meet in washington as soon as this week. kerry hasn't offered other specifics. >> i think all of us know that candid, private conversations are the very best way to preserve the time and the space for progress and understanding when you face difficult, complicated issues, such as middle east peace. >> reporter: complicated because the two sides are still deeply divided on several issues, including the division of jerusalem, the holy city for both jews and muslims, and israeli built settlements on territory claimed by both. today israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu seemed to lower expectations that a new push toward peace would succeed. he acknowledged that any peace negotiations with the palestinians would be tough. >> a spokesperson fo

and we're going to wait all night long here. jeff, what are you expecting tomorrow in terms of what the defense has to do? >> i think one very important fact, he's got to say to this jury that self-defense is a defense both to murder and to manslaughter. he's got to fight the compromised verdict. i bet he's fairly confident they're not going to find zimmerman guilty of murder but he's got to be very worried about manslaughter and will have to fight that a lot. >> he's got the watch the manslaughter. it's bad news for george zimmerman. the jury has to know that. if they split the baby, if they give him a lesser charge, that ain't going to work. that ain't going to work for zimmerman. mark o'mara has that in hi mind tonight, you have to believe it. he's going to hammer home self-defense. >> in florida, just for brandishing a gun, showing a gun is an automatic ten years. sunny, what do you think the defense has to do tomorrow? >> they have to change the narrative to what the jury went to sleep with. so they've got to change the focus, c

a manager there jeff weiss, has a long term track record turning over stones and -- liz: what is in there, jim? >> what you're looking at is across the board, it's a large cap growth tilt and a heavy skew towards europe. 54% of his assets in europe. the rest between japan and the u.s. he is making a call on the strength of the established markets over the emerging markets he could clearly invest if he wanted to. we also continue to love health care. lower risk, higher return profile remains intact not just because of necessary demographic growth stories and globally but the emerging market demand for more health care services. whether i shares global health care, ixj. vanguard has a health care fund etf, vxt we like active managers in the space with vanguard and fidelity. three key areas of opportunity, consumer, health care and i think europe. adam: hey, joe, give me the argument why i should ignore what jim just said. do you like health care as much as he does or would you put your money elsewhere? >> i think jim brings up an excellent point, if you're out there investing you are going

long. >> is cronus' jeff. you cannot do that. it is criminal mischief.u are being legal >> i apologize. but i look forward to riding the bike. >> apparently 1 billion miles has belonged to the first month.3 >> cookies that tatistic? to make them mayor obviously. he is a total killjoy. >> i love that slurpee. melissa: we will see you tomorrow. the willis report is next. she also has a slurpee. >> tonight on "the willis report." get ready for spiking gas prices crude-oil is way up also bad news for bacon lubbers a.m. pork prices are skyrocketing will wait until you hear why. bidding wars on housing. how to do that? the right way we're watching it all for you tonight to. gerry: all that and more

jeff from our miami station wfor. we're talking here about a big heat wave affecting a significant portion of the country. where and how long does that last? >> yeah, crank up the air conditioning. this is going to be a prolonged heat wave. it's going to be the eastern two-thirds of the country. a very big part of the united states. the jet stream is very far to the north, actually trapping all the cold air and cool air up in canada, high pressure is building a big mountain of warm air right in the nation's middle. and that means places like the northeast, the ohio valley, all the way west of the plain states, temperatures in the low to mid 90s, pretty of all this upcoming week, with feels like temperatures 100 plus. >> jeff: jeff, quickly, also flash flooding it in texas. what's happening there is this. >> yeah, there are flood watches that are in effect for texasment but actually some of this is good news. and here's the reason why. they really need the rainfall in texas. and boy, are they getting, in western oklahoma, now, moving south into texas. they have been in a severe to exceptional drought for the past few years,

jeff, bob, thank you. >>> the decade-long investigation into insider trading at s.a.c.al looks to be culminating in a criminal indictment, as early as this week. up next, harvey pitt will join my to discuss the move against steve cohen and how it came about and what impact it may have. >>> facebook shares are on the move on the heels of the earnings report. find out why technology analyst dan niles remains bullish on the stock. he's coming up. you do not want to miss dan niles. believe me. back in a moment. and experience the connectivity of the available lexus enform, including the es and rx. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. ♪ they're the days to take care of business.. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and responsive, dedicated support, we constantly evolve to meet your needs. every day of the week. centurylink® your link to what's next. fso you're worried about housef fires? stop smoking

then break away from him and introduce jeff connoton, tammy thomas. how long can i stay away from dean price before we start to forget about him and then i need to bring him back in. there were all these structural problems like solving a puzzle. it was fun to do. but it really challenged me to the limit to figure out a forum. there was no template other than a trilogy of novels published 80 years ago by john doe's pasos called usa, one of the favorite works of american literature that gave an idea of how to create a kaleidoscopic picture of america by weaving together the story. >> when did you write the preface. >> right at the end. >> no one can say when the unwinding began, when the coil that held americans together in its secure and sometimes stifling grip first gave way. like any great change, the unwinding began in countless times and in countless ways and at some point, the same country crossed the line of history and became irretrievably different. what are the differences in your own life that you regret? in other words, what did you like in your ear

. >> jeff: meanwhile in the east the problem is rain and floodingment how long does that continue for. >> looks like it will continue for the next several days. in fact the whole pattern is very slow to change and slow to move. big storm system stalled out across the ohio valley, a moist plum out of the gulf of mexico. the darker green five to ten inches of rain in the southeast and northeast 2 to 4 inches of rain falling and that means flash flooding in spots swrz jeff, thank you. on the subject of that flooding, flash flood warnings were issued in 49 north carolina counties this afternoon. at least two inches of rain fell in chapel hill stranding some cars on downtown streets. president obama wound up his last full day in south africa with a speech in capetown on the atlantic coast. earlier, he got a firsthand look at the place that has become the symbol of nelson mandela's personal endurance. major garrett has more. >> reporter: robben island, the fortress where south africa's white government sentinel son mandela to die. now a spartan museum commemorating history uchl over aparthe

ok jeff or you are on the. long talk let's move on to walter walter in ontario canada hey walter you're on the air what's up. a calm pleasure to talk to you listen this n.s.a. . snatching all the e-mails the solution was already. invented in the second world war the truman and nick machine every computer needs an enigma encoding device between the keyboard and the hard drive you let your friends know on a daily basis how you are changing your machine you're in the enigma machine they need an enigma machine on the other end and everything you're sending out in between is completely garbled it would take the n.s.a. months to do just to. code. let alone millions and millions and millions so you're a business man start getting somebody involved in building enigma machines and we can just screw the n.s.a. totally now listen the other thing i was thinking about is south america they need to unanimously right across the board raise coffee prices even mediately ten percent this will teach the americans and the europeans tha

positive reviews of the ferry service.there were still long lines in the anxious for the bart trains to start running again. >> reporter:i'm jeff bush in san francisco, kron four news. >> reporter: it then went to bart strike chance do not expect the quickly hopped on a train. after the union workers get back to work it would take about 18 hours to get the train back up running again. city mostly idle this ariel video courtesy of the helicopters partial with abc seven news. although you see them sitting still here they want to run them to keep the trains in good working order. so if you do see a bart train running the dow is not necessarily mean that the strike has ended. was the settlement is reached with looking at at least 18 hours before the trains are back on track. >> pam: we are now just over 24 hours away from the big complicated without bart. >> pam: kron 4's j.r. stone has your >> reporter: 188,000 people to bart/year. what street closures many opt may opt for different types of travel. several options throughout the bay area. the biggest display will be in san francisco at pier 39. >> reporter: no parking signs of ar

jeff? >> you know, tensions are high in this courtroom. at the end of a long trial, especially one that's been so physically demanding with these long days, this is fairly common. look, the defense is doing very well here. they should be happy that this case is moving quickly. yes, it's exhausting. yes, they're tired. yes, it's frustrating to have the judge force them to keep up this pace. but the judge, i think fundamentally is doing the defense a favor by keeping this thing going, and remember, the judge is the jury's lawyer here. this jury is sequestered. they are stuck in a hotel room away from their family. the judge wants to get them back to their families. i think the judge is doing a great job. >> potentially explosive evidence about what may have been on a cell phone of trayvon martin is whether or not he sent these texts or photos. >> there are several text message exchanges where mr. martin was either trying to purchase or sell a handgun. then there are several -- actually, there's two copies, two separate pictures, one of the handgun on a cable or

jeff saw an opportunity for his company. >> i'm a long time sioux falls resident. to my community. i needed more space for my growing business and i started looking for available properties. >> the zip tower mill land on the east of the sioux river fits the bill. in 2005, jeff purchases the property, determined to demolish the 11-story landmark. >> we were looking at bids for exploding it and for bids for just taking it down the old-fashioned way with the ball and chain. >> but the zip is one story taller than the highest wrecking crane in the state. so it must be taken down with explosives. jeff ceases the opportunity to raise funds for a cause dear to his heart. >> about three months prior to this, my youngest daughter at 19 had been diagnosed with ms, multiple sclerosis. all of a sudden i said i'm going to turn this into a fundraiser. >> a rookie reporter at the time jumps at the time to cover the event. >> we knew it was for a great cause. the tallest building in south dakota is coming down and you want to be here for there. >> so we went out and sold tickets f

jeff curry. he made five birdies and leads the tournament. >>> finish line is in sight for the free week long tour de france, 78 mike trek through the alps won by colombia. barring any major accident, frum should be the second straight british rider to capture the tour de france. they'll wrap it up tomorrow. could be a big year for british, also taking the wimbledon. >> that could be huge. thank you. >> up next on "abc 7 news" at 9:00, superman is teaming up with another >> lisa: coming up at 11:00, the scare that caused evacuation of popular store and mystery that still lingers tonight. new information about the tainted meatballs that killed at least one dog. new reward that is on being offered. >> the world's comic book convention is under way in san diego. more than a hundred thousand people are expected to attend and many wearing costumes. big news coming out of the convention, man in steel says next movie will include batman. and familiar character, a little mermaid. little mermaid. that is it - [laughs] look at you, look at my baby! mwah! thanksgiving morning, all relaxed. man, this potluck

we're back with how long this hot trend lasts coming up in my full forecast. >> thank you, jeff.e'll also continue our coverage of the b.a.r.t. strike and the subsequent commute throughout this evening. live pictures from both the bay bridge on the left side, the bay bridge coming into san francisco. so it looks pretty clear there. this morning it was backed up. the golden gate not much affected from the strike. keep up to the minute, follow us @nbcbay area. >> we got the dogs, we got the wife. it's gone. >>> tragic scene. more than a dozen lives taken by a fast-moving and massive fire in arizona. we're going to have live team coverage of the developing story including a look at the training the front line firefighters in the bay area go through to keep us safe. >> also -- i'm kris sanchez in santa clara county, one of the counties that staff more people in order to get everyone married who wanted to. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean

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lines have been long -- and commuters' tempers short. kron-4's jeff the ferry building. and jeff -- how does it look right now? >> damn things are looking good. pam things are looking good. the ferry has been added as with additional boats coming every half an hour. >> the faerie cost of the ferry companies are very organized and we know what lines to get into. it's actually fairly pleasant. >> is a whole lot of line but we will get on the ferry it is a little bit of a pain. >> i am actually from texas we do not have a transit sell that is better where i come from, already. i am sure it something had to be done. this certainly >> reporter: as i just checked the line only a couple of dozen people on. i'm jeff kron 4 news. jacqueline with this traffic looking like? >> jacqueline: still dealing with some congestion. the toll plaza things from that location all the way to treasure island are quite sluggish. across the bay area still dealing with a number of incidents on 80 east. with an earlier accident which has cleared the now there is another accident.

long road to recovery. >>> finally tonight, our conversation in boston just yesterday with boston marathon bombing victim, jeff bauman, it's now been almost three months exactly since that awful day and that awful scene. before we knew the name of either man, we first saw bauman as the young man being kept alive by the guy alongside of him, the cowboy hat. we didn't know them yet, we do now. they've become close and spoken every day since then. and their bond is readily apparent when they get together. >> he was the one that picked me up off the ground. >> reporter: these two men were thrown together by fate in a moment preserved forever in a graphic and gripping photo that showed carlos arredondo keeping jeff alive as the life threatened to drain from his body. his life was saved, and a friendship was born. and without him, there is no you. >> no. and many others as well. >> a lot of great people helped me out that day. >> reporter: out there was boylston street. jeff was a spectator. his girlfriend was in the race. carlos, a costa rican born peace activist who lost two sons, one to suicide, the other in comb

but republicans, including jeff flake of arizona, argued even the limited change would do long-term damage to the senate. >> the rule change that is being considered this week is more far reaching an more significant than has been advertised. this rule change was described this afternoon by the majority leader as a, quote, minor change, no big deal. it is a big deal. it has a potential to change this institution in ways that are both hazardous and un forseen. >> holman: senators still could reach an agreement on the president's pending nominees and avoid the rules change. the u.s. air force is putting a number of its combat planes back in the air after grounding them in april. budget cuts forced a third of active-duty combat planes to be parked, from fighters to bombers to airborne radar planes. the return to flying comes after congress allowed the pentagon to shift money from lower priority accounts to training. on wall street today, the dow jones industrial average gained nearly 20 points to close at 15,484. the nasdaq rose seven points to close at 3607. those are some of the day's major

you know, it has been a long time now that we've seen seeing outflows in emerging markets. and my question is, jeff, do you think the emerging markets have bottomed? >> i do. if you look at the currency aspect, which we really haven't talked about, besides china where it's on a separate and long-term strengthening path, but the other currencies, for the most part, they move from the top of the range to the bottom of the range. if there's going to be a buy opportunity, it's in here right now. >> yeah, okay. so how about the u.s.? does that take anything away from the u.s.? are people -- is it an either or an or? >> no, it really doesn't. no, when you have globally growth, globally coordinated growth, all boots can rise in this environment. i would be a less enthusiastic perhaps, and, michael, in terms of the emerging markets stance, we still like them. but we're concerned we're seeing tightening moves there that will be a little bit of a hurdle shorter term. >> yeah. and that's something we saw in brazil. guys breaking news on yahoo!. we appreciate your time. we want to get to jon fortt. looks like

long and short of it. . >> that's the short version of that.th >> we'll check in with jeff too get an update on a morning commute>> thanks guys. tucker just described a dutch oven actually. [laughter][l >> eastbound lanes 234 and34 a nothing in the way travel from centreville.vill here your look north of duke street to the 14th street bridge.. heading to 270 from montgomery village, again just getting onte the roads. there's an incident. construction on 370 westbound after shady grove road and 355. only the right lane getting by. it's an ongoing project over. there we'll head to prince george's countism the beltway at good luck road no accidents or incidents. just volume around the inner loop. that's an early look at your fox 5 ontime traffic.. >> thank you very much. now take a look at this. a loose bull in clifton, virginia, shut down part of braddock road saturday night. police chased the bull for three hours and had to use the chopper to chase it down. >> apparently the bull was just as unhappy as officers about the whole incident. witnesses say it charged police several times. >> that's what angry bulls do

long par putt on 18 lips out, he is at minus-8. his lead down to two strokes heading into the final round. that's jeff bray. at minus-1. fred funk, tied for second with kenny perry. bringing the funk on 18. two bam of allen at minus 6. the pga tour's john deere classic. stanford junior patrick rogers on fire. a 30 on the front nine. then birdie two of his fliers holes on the back. he was 5-under today. would finish at minus-12. daniel summerheys. inverness, scotland, a rather large residence. not a hotel. phil mickelson has just one career victory on the other side of the atlantic, he is in position for a second at the scottish open. birdies 18. lefty, tied for second at 14-under. two back of henrik stenson. the british open next week at muirfield. >> buck shaw stadium tonight the earthquakes host set without chris wondolowski. he is in the midst of a scoring rampage for the's national team. five goals in two games. our friends from univision on the call. [speaking in foreign language] goooooooooooooooooooool! >> in case you didn't get it. wondo, five of team u.s.a.'s ten goals. >> stage 14 of the tour de france, which

long par putt on 18 lips out, he is at minus-8. his lead down to two strokes heading into the final round. that's jeff bray. at minus-1. funk, tied for second with kenny perry. bringing the funk on 18. two bam of allen at minus 6. the pga tour's john deere classic. stanford junior patrick rogers on fire. a 30 on the front nine. then birdie two of his fliers holes on the back. he was 5-under today. would finish at minus-12. daniel summerheys. inverness, scotland, a rather large residence. not a hotel. phil mickelson has just one career victory on the other side of the atlantic, he is in position for a second at the scottish open. birdies 18. lefty, tied for second at 14-under. two back of henrik stenson. the british open next week at muirfield. >> buck shaw stadium tonight the earthquakes host set without chris wondolowski. he is in the midst of a scoring rampage for the's national team. five goals in two games. our friends from univision on the call. [speaking in foreign language] goooooooooooooooooooool! >> in case you didn't get it. wondo, five of team u.s.a.'s ten goals. >> stage 14 of the tour de france, which ends

let's get more on this breakup of this long running heat wave from meteorologist jeff berardelli.lus degrees, with heat indices well over 100 in some places, 115. and what it feels like a cold front is headed here and it will cool things down dramatically. a big dome of high pressure, really three quarters of the country with heat. the jet stream locking all the cold air up in canada. finally, that's taking a nosedive to the south. and heat relief is on wait starting today in the great lakes and into the northeast and ohio valley especially during the day tomorrow. today's high temperatures still above 90 degrees from the i-95 corridor from boston down to new york city richmond and raleigh. notice it will stay hot across the plain states for several days. but it is cooling down in chicago. in detroit the problem with the cooler air butting heads with the hotter air, we're going to see severe weather in the northeast from the ohio valley straight into places like albany, new york city and boston. we're expecting to see wind gusts past 60 miles per hour in some spots and the possibi

connell: jeff flock will conduct the interview live from detroit. our next guest, his firm got out and long time ago, detroit and the news we have today is essentially expected. chairman and chief investment officer joining us now. i want to follow-up on what peter hayes is saying in the end of his comments to start off about detroit being a unique situation as he is making those comments, the big bond manager wrote a comment, saying government mismanagement, overspending and global competition threatened u.s. cities and business models saying detroit could happen other places, what is your take? >> it is probably closer to our view then peters. disclosure, we have $100,000 piece of detroit insured by berkshire hathaway. the double-a credit. we have been trying to sell down that peace which came in from another client's account. we have not walked detroit for a long time, we stay away from weaker cities. the message is to stay away from weaker city credit. but his crew when it was california, detroit, this list will grow. connell: what about the qualities of detroit and the struggles going

diplomacy jeff is talking about, you persuasion ,-com,-com ma a reference to principle, the ability to manage networks those are the tools have become much more important than people realize. there is a longut how much states matter versus institutions and it changes the context. but there are parts of the world where jeff and his colleagues really are the main source of diplomatic action in a given context and drawing on the delete networks in the region and drawing on the tools that they charter and their own choice of skills etc. really make a critical difference in the conference. syria is the opposite end of the spectrum. no matter what the skill, the very best that can do would be to facilitate some form of p5 and it doesn't matter how skillful jeff feltman is. nothing is going to change in the syrian conflict of long as their divisions amongst the p5. think the most interesting places or places you talk about like somalia where they're great powers have skin in the game. the united states has forces in somalia. there are real stakes for the indian ocean. a trillion dollars in shipping flows through there but they are not fundamentfundament al stakes so that the united states is the

. >> jeff, if you were the defense i assume you would try to keep the investigator on the stand as long as you could? >> he's doing nothing but helping the defense. i assume there's more to bring out. i think o'mara could have another hour or two with no problem. >> how much of a defense does o'mara have to actually put on? >> i don't think he has to put on any defense. he may back fill on a couple of points, put the father on to testify that he thinks it was zimmerman's voice. maybe potentially put on an expert although i'm not so sure that he's going to do that, as well. i think at this point, my guess is that there's not much for him to do other than get this thing to the jury and get his closing argument done. >> we often when we cover these trials, you know, the prosecution is on for three weeks or three days. and or the point i'm trying to make in my way is the prosecution's case is always a lot longer than the defense. and we shouldn't be surprised if the defense case is just a day or two. that's often the case and given the way the evidence has gone in here, i think it's very li

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long way in a very short time. you know, this summer is going to be interesting and full of surprises, as jeff was mentioning. but, you know, this record as a sentiment indicator, as a contrarian measure, has a very good track record, going back to 1985. they find that when the sell side indicator is in this kind of buy territory, you get a positive return on the s&p 500, 100% of the time. now, it may not be 24%. in fact, merrill does not have a 1955 call on the s&p 500. but it's only saying that the trend, given where the sentiment is at -- you see it also among the individual investors, too, is up. >> yeah, i think -- >> go ahead, jeff. the final word. >> if you want to make a case that the market will go up, fine. i think if you want to make that kind of a bet -- i mean, there's no way of knowing whether that will happen for sure. interestingly enough, that same team has kept their target for this year at 1,600 for the s&p 500, which is actually lower than where it is right now. >> yeah, you're not buying the call? >> well, no. and, again, i'm not standing here saying the market's going to fall through the

jeff. it's going to be warm this weekend. >> temperatures going up a little more as we go into saturday. we did have the cool marine layer with us all day long at the immediate coastline. but one spot it wasn't able to infiltrate is the interior valley. san ramon getting up to 89. and livermore topping out at 84 degrees. for tomorrow we're going to keep the fog at the immediate cost line. likely tee lays at san francisco running an hour behind. but with the runway now open, it does not look as bad as it has the past three to four days. also low clouds by the bay. and for the interior valleys not too much in the way of fog. let's go ahead and get a check of the h.d. sky camera network. can you see plenty of blue sky, today, looking awesome. oak land, not any low cloud cover right now. we've got the a's and the red sox going at it tonight. more details on that coming up. and at emoriville, looking toward san francisco we do have the fog up against the coast. we'll see some of the clouds move in as we head throughout tomorrow morning. so let's go ahead and get the latest on your fog factor forecast. we've highlighted the best places to have the

long time. dagen: but near term, you don't like them? >> near term, i don't like them. dagen: jeffthanks. >> pleasure. dagen: as always, stay cool. connell: we are just about to head out to san fransisco, and the airport there, to get an update with the new developments on the asiana aircraft crash. dagen: who is flooding the u.s. housing market? buyers from china. liz macdonald has that story. ♪ dagen: stocks now, the ceo of barnes & noble goes bye-bye, annie coal is all over the story. >> this is one worth looking at here. barnes & noble, the first thing you think of is the nook e-reader and their digital division which really has failed to compete. i mean, we know that the e-reader, the nook, had lackluster sales, certainly doesn't compete against other tablets and e-readers, just part of the problem for barnes & noble coupled with weak same store sales, and with that, the ceo steps down, william lynch, stepping down, resigning, and, obviously, now, we'll see what goes on. there's a handful of executive changes, and, today, the stock is not moving up on the news. it's a stock th