nbc bay area's thom jensen is live in walnut creek for us. tom, what do the cyclists want done? >> reporter: well, i will tell you what, raj, a long-time mount diablo bicyclists say this is a problem that has become more prevalent in recent years, especially as more people try to summit mount diablo on buses. a charter bus filled with children from a pleasanton youth program tries to maneuver the twists and turns on mount diablo. unable to make this curve, it crosses a yellow line into oncoming traffic, narrowly missing a bicyclist. >> the bus was completely over the double line and in my lane, so i had very little room to make the turn. >> rosie sipes says she thinks she is lucky she is here to talk about it and wants something done to keep buses off the mountain. even the bus driver told the man who shot the video o the incident, he doesn't think it is safe for buses to be on mount diablo. hundreds of bicyclists climb the mountain every day, and on the weekends that number could reach

. >> tom jensen joins us with new surveilance photos. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. police tell us that the suspect is a homeless oakland man and he does have a criminal record. they got very good pictures an of him both on the b.a.r.t. train and the platform as he and the victims got off at the mack arthur station. he is solomon is pinot sa. b.a.r.t. pd do not know exactly what his criminal record is, but he has had run-ins with police, is known to police both on b.a.r.t. and in oakland. police were called to the macarthur station just before 8:00 last night after two men got into a heated argument on the richmond bound train as it approached the platform in oakland. police say he used a box cutter and slashed one man across the face and another across an arm. b.a.r.t. pd says due to recent violence, officers have been working a lot of overtime, mostly working around the platforms and on the trains. >> during emergency staffing, we should have from 15 to 25 additional officers on patrol at any one given time. >> reporter: the stabbing happened just hours after 18-ye

he is allen vaughn, co-portfol manager of the jensen quality growth fund which is up 9% so far this yearome back. >> thank you. >> congratulations on those previous picks. >> thanks. te you are giving us a little downside pion in case the economy turns a little bit south and there arenteresting names. the first one, basically we're going go to pzernd it's a global play, as well. so pfizer is a biopharmaceutical company with a wide-ranging drug portfolio and we think that's a real key distinction for pfizer and we think it limits its exposure and the risifto any one sp drug and as we look at the company's drug pipeline, we think it's a bit underappreciated and we expect revenum pfizer to accelerate if the drugs in the pip line are converted to sales in the next three years. >> and then there's anfanel and we're going to fiber optics and cable, and thisoes all o that, doesn't it? >> right. anfanel is a bit under the radar company and it's a supply chain for electronic manufacturers around the world and they make electronic components into automotive devices and into aircraft electronics an

jensen? >> one thing i was interesting is like the reasoning for that could also be his he's racist, but he had a strong notion that only the unwealthy white population should be ruling and should have political powers, so i feel like he probably thought that the freedman's bureau offered as much political power to the black population, which could be his reasoning for that. >> well you know in a way it is sort of connected, i would say because you could say that for johnson, slave owners and black slaves are two sides of the same coin. he saw them as somewhat connected. but when he implemented his recon strks policy, he was extremely lenient to the planter class, remember the 14,000 in the party. he liked the fact that they came groveling to him, begging for pardons and he pardoned them all. he probably decided that his racism outweighed his hatred or envy of the planter class, is one way that one could understand his actions, because he does not punish. he dot no see the freedman's bureau a

jensen? >> one thing i thought was interesting is the reason before that, he's racist, as well, but he had a strong notion that only the unwealthy white population should be ruling and should have political power. so i feel like he probably thought that the friedman's bureau also offered too much political power to maybe the black population, which could also be his reasoning for that, which, like, i don't know if that's like -- >> in a way, it is sort of connected, i would say, because you could say that for johnson, slave owners and big planter class and slaves were two sides of the same coin. he really implementationed his reconstruction policy, he was extremely lenient to the planter crass. remember those 14,000 who were pardoned overnight, he liked the fact that they came groveling to him begging for pardons and he pardoned them all. so he had no punitive plan for the planter class. he probably decided that his racism outweighed his hatred or envy of the blarnt class. it is one way that

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nbc bay area's thom jensen joins us in walnut cream with the details. thom. >> reporter: raj, this bicycling group and the bicyclists we talked to today who have been coming up here for years and years say this has only recently become a bigger and bigger problem. bigger and bigger vehicles, especially buses, trying to shaver these maneuvers, the twists and turns on mount diablo road with bicyclists. a charter bus filled with children from a pleasanton youth program tries to maneuver the twists and turns on mount tee b diablo. unable to make the curve, it crosses the yellow lines into oncoming traffic, narrowly missing a bicyclist. >> the bus was completely over the double line and in my lane, so i had very little room to make the turn. >> reporter: rosie sipes says she thinks she is lucky she is here to talk about it and wants something done to keep buses off the mountain. the driver of this charter bus told the man who shot the video of those close calls with cyclists this was his first time driving on mount diablo and it would likely be his last. >>

he is a states rights guy as jensen says. he does not think that congress should have anything to do with reconstruction. et cetera disbanding black union army troops, issuing his plan for reconstruction, for instance, penalizes them. anyone holding more than $20,000 of property should not be pardoned, grant amnesty and pardon to other confederate whites. these people, representatives of the plantar class comes to johnson and he issues pardons to them immediately. what happens, you know, with the new government being formed in the south under johnson's stand? not many were secessionists. they were unionist. i put that in in quotes because these unionists had opposed the secession of their state but they had all gone with their state and many of them had fought for the confederacy and occupied high office. the most important one of those was alexander stevens, the vice president of the confederacy. this is a state government that fought with the confederates. they are sending these same guys to congress under johnson's plan. a

wong being a genius >> it's locked out buyers for a long, long time. >> jensen is a humble wild manat he comes on, he wears the leather jacket, he talks a real interesting game. but the man is a visionary he is a 20-year visionary. amy grove, the late ceo of intel, had a vision. this man's vision is transcending most of us. i like to have a glossary next to me on the conference call because he's just smarter than everybody else and by the way, i don't know an executive in silicon valley who would disagree >> that's good insight dow's up almost 300, obviouslyo losses >>> dow outperforming the s&p 100% walmart opens up $10 and cisco opens up, what 2 f $2 or $3 boeing up $3 the dow dramatically outperform being the s&p. speaking of china talks, look at futures overnight. we are getting word about these what they call low-level china talks around 10:00 last night. we moved immediately 10, 12 points on the s&p futures. that's a sign that what really still moves the market here in terms of market issues, let's put the list up here, is still china tariffs and concerns about slowing growth

nbc bay area's tom jensen broke the news this evening. tom, what do we know. >> reporter: confirmation by the police department tonight that this is a homicide investigation now as people who love these girls and their mom wondering why anyone would ever want to kill them. police detectives are trying to answer the question for friends and family who continue to pay tribute to the girls and their mother outside their charred home. 14-year-old twins were found dead inside the home sunday morning. their 11-year-old sister escaped and their mother died a short time later at a local hospital. her middle school english teacher can't wrap her mind around the idea they may have been murdered. >> i can't fathom how anybody would be responsible for their deaths. >> reporter: police had ruled the fire suspicious almost immediately. a neighbor who shot this phone video says she heard a male voice screaming and yelling inside the home over the weekend. less than an hour before the fire was reported about 2:00 sunday morning she sent this text message

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joining me now from our studio in syd ney joining me now from our studio in sydney is shauna jensen.‘ thank you so much forjoining us. what is your greatest memory of aretha franklin? you know, i think my greatest memory of aretha was watching her sing in 1998 when she took over from luciana watching her sing in 1998 when she took overfrom luciana pavarotti watching her sing in 1998 when she took over from luciana pavarotti and sang nesson dormer at the grammys. i remember standing there with my hand on my heart, i couldn't speak, my heart was open. she was incredible. shejust heart was open. she was incredible. she just saying it's like aretha, she didn't sing it like an opera singer. she sang it like the soul queen that she was. i still get tingles thinking about it, she was amazing. absolutely. how much of an inspiration was she to your singing career? aretha was the biggest inspiration in my singing career. it actually makes me quite emotional, thinking that she is not here any more. i have listened to her since i was but sense maybe i was ten or 12 all, she was 1a years older th

earlier, i spoke to soul, blues and rnb singer shauna jensen, who in her own words, is aretha's biggestgreatest memory of aretha was watching her sing in 1998, when she took over from pavarotti and sung at the grammys. i remember standing there with my hand on my heart, i couldn't speak, my mouth was open. she was incredible and shejust mouth was open. she was incredible and she just sang it like aretha, she didn't sing it like an opera singer. she sang it right that soul queen she was. i still get tingles thinking about it. she was amazing. absolutely. how much of an inspiration were she to your singing career? aretha was the biggest inspiration in my singing career. it actually makes me quite emotional thinking that she is not here any more. she, i have listened to her since i was maybe ten or 12, she was older than me. like have grown up with listening to aretha. so i have grown up listening to aretha, listening to all her albums, following her career. i whole life. and her music has lifted me up when i have been down and taken me higher when i have been happy. she has just been ever

expected the tit for tat exchanges hit markets during asian trading our stocks in shanghai hong kong and jensen slipped in early afternoon trading having said that no dramatic losses there as those towers of course were expected hong kong's hang seng was down north point seven percent and shanghai indices most of all twenty three percent of the chinese commerce ministry said it would amount to a legal challenge to the u.s. terrorists the world trade organization economists warn that the trade spats could spread and slow global growth through twenty twenty. all right well modest market reactions to those u.s. tears in asia let's check out europe the new group standing by a resident frankfurt stock exchange down the bring us up to date house trading going. well good morning from frankfurt well investors were already prepared for this scenario but are calling this also as a further escalation in this ongoing trade conflict investor told me this morning that we are far away from an agreement but probably because of the fact that investors were prepared we don't really see big market movements here

much like jensen was part of that track culture. -- she said when she first wrote the book and when my editor commented i did not see myself , or it as a feminist text as well -- at all. it is about being a woman, running and all about her experience of gender exclusion and navigating expectations of community. -- -- expectations of femininity. is important not to uphold the categories of today on the days of before. for my last slide, one of the themes that i have alluded to is that as there has been this expanding emphasis on health and fitness, the embrace of this mind and body connection, there has been not necessarily an expansion of access and opportunity in the public beer. --sphere. this goes for phys ed. this goes to the article in the new york times about the persistent exclusion of physical education and athletics from real intellectual activity. she is just a gym teacher or he is an athlete, he must not have a brain. in some ways, we have seen a decline in public investment in these things. simultaneously, we see an expl

much like jensen, she was part of that track culture. she wrote that book in the 1970's. in the introduction, she said when i wrote this, when i -- my editor was commenting on it, i did not see myself or it as a feminist text at all. i did not -- it is about running -- about being a woman running, and it is all about her experiences of gender and exclusion and navigating expectations of feminity. she is like, i never saw it that way. i think it is important not to impose the categories of today on an experience of before. so the last real slide i will have, you're like, is that a mistake? buns of steel? it is not at all. one of the themes that i have alluded to is that as there has been this expanding emphasis on the importance of health and fitness and recreation, in our culture at large, and the embrace of this mind-body connection, there has been not necessarily an expansion of access and opportunity in the public sphere. this goes for phys ed. where reports like a nation at risk make phys ed seem like a frill. this goes to the article you read from the new york times

jensen wong is a visionary he couldn't be bothered with that last conference call.nking >> he would never sell anybody out. >> he would never sell out anyone he's no johnny o >> here's another guy who will sell anybody out, pisani, he's on the floor with more of what's moving this morning. >> good morning, guys. mixed market overseas. europe generally down slightly asia generally up slightly weak open here let's do the china tariff dance. we've all seen this before we got china tariffs we got the dollar moving to the up side. you get mining stocks that move down you get energy stocks move down. you get emerging markets move down this is all very familiar story to all of us who follow this you get more movement in defensive names so health care was up early on. it is flat here. utilities, real estate tends to move on the up side, all very familiar let's talk about the new highs because this isusual market gyrations and discussion about where we go next good news is we talk to our friends at kensho about what happens when the s&p, mid cap and small cap all hit highs o

captain swenson, sergeant jensen in the army.retary chuck hagel, a vietnam infantryman who changed the system and tried to speed it up. nothing is more disturbing, decisions being made by brawr krats in the pentagon who never served in combat. but all that is change. another hero in this story is jim mattis, himself against a close combat marine who has worked hard to go back and right wrongs in the past, speed up the system, and give these young meant honor they deserve. charles: earlier today there was a bomb scare at arlington national cemetery. i'm glad it turned out to be nothing. but you wonder about the overall respect. things changed dramatically for the better since the vietnam war. but i have been concerned about the espri esprit decorp. >> the survey that rates different protections. the military was rated at 9% approval. that was a point above garbage collectors. date' the most of highly regarded institution in the nation. 92% favorable rating. i hear what you are saying. but here is the thing. this administration is

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that's precisely what the ceo jensen told us to expect as he came on the show hit an all time high today before reversing into the bell you had to buy the shares of this amazing company envied by nearly everyone in silicon valley right into the teeth of the decline and buy them when andrew left and popped up in a bunch of media outlets what i can only tell is an ill informed short case he later said last night he covered most of the short positions. hmm. you heard me give you this complete list when you should have bought and how you would have done, i'm giving you the one you can take action tomorrow get this down. i want you to write it down. talking about children's place p-l-a-c-e. this stock was down today after a beautiful quarter, double digit same for store sales, to take on its competitors. we interviewed the ceo earlier this year in florida where she traced out a solid plan where she can take on all comers and exactly what she's doing with a bold play. it didn't matter this time they're focused why it isn't making more money per share and didn't matter it had to do with omni bu

. >> reporter: thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> now to new information about a fire in pittsburgh. miss say an arsonist is responsible. we brought you the story last night at 6:00 p.m. we learned officers arrested a homeless man who admitted to burning trash in a field near third and east harbor. the fire spread to a yard and destroyed a forklift and burned power lines. >>> look at this fire. it started at a mobile home park on south 34th street near 101 and 280. four people are out of their home this morning but we are told no one was injured. the cause is being described as an accident. >>> have you seen this man? bart police say he stabbed two people in oakland friday night. 27-year-old solomon he is inossa allegedly used a box cutter to cut one man's face and another man's arm on the train. the attack happened at the same bart station where mia wilson was stabbed to death two weeks ago. like that stabbing the motive in this one is a mystery. >> there is no known connection between the suspect and the victims. and the motive is unknown at this time. it's part of our ongoing inve

but jensen said the jordan creek yonkers has a lot of stuff to give phil for cheap. in jackie's cousin just texted her and gave they are giving a table away for free. should've better today okay. i have to work an extra half hour because of the police chase so it'll be about so i'm about 4045 minutes schedule. angle >> and things like water skiers, and the blooms cause economiclos loss to those communities of the blooms. and including respiratory distress and infections and inlu florida there is discharges from lake okeechobee and the blue-green algae blooms have most likely contributed to their red tide event going on that is talked about. nationally what is at risk in my opinion the percentage of $125 billion angling and voting contribute to the national economy. in conclusion, i feel i feel that the lg blooms are somethinf and to give out a solution toocy but for that urban sprawlange ar commercial farming and climate change causes the outbreaks to restationevere. like the great lakes restoration initiative is harmful and with those probe what programs that advanc

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i assume you're familiar with the writings of gary jensen.it is called sometimes the poet laureate of environmentalism. lives in crescent city, california. where they trace their civilization and culture back 13000 years. salmon swimming up the river and everybody eating salmon and pooping in the woods and delivering the nutrients from the ocean to the forest and all. he contends that the only sustainable civilization is stone age. i, myself emmett addicted to electricity and wondering ever since reading his stuff if it's possible to live sustainably with electricity. >> not having read his work, i don't want to comment on it. he sounds like a heckuva guy. i am familiar with the area he lives in in the beautiful country. i think the distinction between electricity and other forms of energy to me feels like may be a distinction, so when you say you take the nutrients of the fish and move it to the forest which is a beautiful image, what we are really saying is that single celled organisms in the city are photo synthesizing the sun's radiant en

doctorow, i assume you are familiar with the writings of derek jensen? guest: no. >> caller: called sometimes the poet laureate of environmentalism, lives in pleasant city california in the anywhere they trace their civilization, their culture back 15,000 years, salmon swimming of the river, pooping in the woods and delivering nutrients from the ocean to the forest and all. .. >> i'm certainly familiar with the area he lives in, a beautiful country. i think that the distinction of electricity and other forms of energy to me feel like maybe a distinction without different -- so when you say you take new fish which move which is a beautiful image, what we are really saying that organisms in the sea are photo subpoena synthezinig and we are pooping sunshine into the woods. electricity is just another way of harvesting sunshine and gravity and a few other foundational forces in solar system and to make the distinction is i think to miss the point, you know, we know that early in planet's history there was a form of bacteria who pooped oxygen, pooped so much

host: jensen is next from new hampshire. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. senator webb, thank you for your service both in the service and afterwards in congress. -- i was at west point from 1968 to 1972. a classmate of mine wrote a book about vietnam in retrospect. -- theof thesis general staff wanted to run the model of the war the europeans fought in world war ii. there were some pilot projects, what he called the inkblot approach, securing an area protections-hour for indigenous ash through indigenous forces as well as our military and spending those forces so people would see the benefits of a change of government. those projects, even though they had successes, they were abandoned because of higher level priorities. if you wed, i believe are a republican i would be addressing you as president webb. [laughter] people during vietnam protested too much. i have different feelings about that. i now feel because people don't have skin in the game, don't have family at risk, people don't protest enough. if you still have the draft in people -- if military se

the new chip is 100 times faster it sounded like jensen wong, a visionary, he put together inindividual he done made it for gaming, for movies, made it for autonomous cars. he has the best chips and the fastest and they run with less heat, which is what really matters. people want -- the people who use the chips are environmentally friendly they want less heat really important remember what millennials want less heat. i don't know -- >> and they don't read reuter's. >> yeah, they don't read reuter's but they turn around -- when they buy something the first thing they turn it around and look how many ingredients there are, if there are more than eight ingredients they say no millennials are fickle i spend a lot of time thinking about millennials. >> i know you to do. >> you have to they are everything. i want to do a two for one split so i can be a millennial. >> dow is up 61. let's check in with seema mody and see what's moving on the floor. >> after two days of selling market staging a comeback. the dow up about 70 points nasdaq higher by a third oil up, brent at 73.70 traders on the f

i see that you are familiar with the writings of derek jensen. it is called sometimes the poet laureate. he lives in crescent city california everybody eating the salmon and pooping in the what's. he contends that the only sustainable civilization is stone age. i myself was totally addicted to electricity. >> not having read his work. he sounds like one hell of a guy. the distinction between electricity. it feels like a distinction. the nutrients of the fish and move it to the force. what were really sane. it's a son's radiant energy. we are basically pooping sunshine into the woods. it's just another web harvesting sunshine and gravity. and to make the distinction is i think is to miss the point. they pooped so much oxygen out that they all died. they destroyed their planets by giving us life is perfectly capable without the intervention of dynamos. the lesson of that bacteria is that what it environment is good for is highly subjective. .. .. >> little brother is a novel about kids in san francisco who after a terrorist attack and the police a

i assume you are familiar with the writings of jensen?sometimes he's called the poet laureate of environmentalism. lives in crescent citypl california in the country wherey they trace their civilization and culture back 15000 years everybody eats salmon and poops in the woods to deliver the nutrients from the ocean to the forest. he contends the only sustainable civilization is the stone age. i myself am addicted to electricity and i just wonder ever since reading his stuff if it is possible to live sustainably with electricity? >> not having read his work imo to comment he sounds like one hell of a guy and a fabulous writer he lives in a very beautiful part of the country. the distinction between electricity and other forms of energy to me feel like a distinction without a difference. when weho say you take the nutrients of the fish and move it to the forest which is a beautiful image what we really say is that single cell organisms in the sea will photosynthesize the sun's radiant energy and the fish capture that then we capture the fis