fraud of std disseat jie. he is the chief of the california bureau of automotive repair that launched an investigation into the jiffy lube shops three years ago. they found one 05 causes for discipline at jiffy lubes in 8 bay area counties. all part of what the bureau charges is a pattern for the entire franchise. >> to try and get the vehicle and consumer to do a repair on a car that was not necessary. >> it started at a secret auto lab. they documented the condition of a wide range of cars. one by one those cars were taken to the bay area jiffy lubes owned by the santacolas. >> under cover operators requested an oil change and we see what happened. >> what happened is a long list of phs ises the cars did not need. >> in many instances the operators are being told the fluid we just changed is in bad condition and has debris and sludge in it. we know for a fact that's not the case. >> the state investigators say some of the jiffy lubes per formed services on the cars that the manufacturer strongly does not rec

. >> i understand the responsibility of carrying the medal and i will never, ever let you down jie. and bernie sanders vows to fight off. >> our vision will be the future of america. >> good evening. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. we have full election results running at the bottom of your screen during this half hour. >> right now bernie sanders is speaking to supporters in santa monica. he just said he is taking his fight all the way to washington, d.c. this is the last primary. let's take you to bernie live. >> he has been speaking with reporters and he mostly repeated his stump speech talking about lifting up those on the bottom of the socioeconomic spectrum and refusing to give in as he is being urged to do by some. there is no quit in him tonight. >> and we want to take a look at the numbers for the democratic presidential primary as we have been following this all evening. >> let's show you what we can from california. with 33% of the precincts reporting 60% of the vote in for hillary clinton to bernie sanders' 39% of the vote. >> i and ab

hillary is the same jie. he sticks with his values and has been saying the same thing for 30 years. >> i think he will take it and it will wake up the democratic party, hillary. >> sanders says it comes down to the crowd. >> if there is a large voter turnout, we will win. >> sanders what is on a whirlrlwind tour. he started with a news conference in emeryville and went on to give a speech at city college and then surprised chinatown before his rally at chrissy field. abc7 news. >> now abc7 news reporter lilian kim continues our team coverage. >> she attended one of bill clinton's bay area rallies in support of his wife. >> bill clinton was busy today. 5* total of five campaign appearances in the bay area aimed at energizing supporters to get out and vote. >> the former president bill clinton made his fifth and final stop of the day in san francisco's bay view district where he emphasized the city's rich diversity and the global awareness. >> san francisco is uniquely positioned to understand that every americ

hillary is the same jie. he sticks with his values and has been saying the same thing for 30 years. >> i think he will take it and it will wake up the democratic party, hillary. >> sanders says it comes down to the crowd. >> if there is a large voter turnout, we will win. >> sanders what is on a whirlwind tour. he started with a news conference in emeryville and went on to give a speech at city college and then surprised chinatown before his rally at chrissy field. abc7 news. >> now abc7 news reporter lilian kim continues our team coverage. >> she attended one of bill clinton's bay area rallies in support of his wife. >> bill clinton was busy today. 5* total of five campaign appearances in the bay area aimed at energizing supporters to get out and vote. >> the former president bill clinton made his fifth and final stop of the day in san francisco's bay view district where he emphasized the city's rich diversity and the global awareness. >> san francisco is uniquely positioned to understand that every american

. >> i understand the responsibility of carrying the medal and i will never, ever let you down jie. bernie sanders vows to fight off. >> our vision will be the future of america. >> good evening. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. we have full election results running at the bottom of your screen during this half hour. >> right now bernie sanders is speaking to supporters in santa monica. he just said he is taking his fight all the way to washington, d.c. this is the last primary. let's take you to bernie live. >> he has been speaking with reporters and he mostly repeated his stump speech talking about lifting up those on the bottom of the socioeconomic spectrum and refusing to give in as he is being urged to do by some. there is no quit in him tonight. >> and we want to take a look at the numbers for the democratic presidential primary as we have been following this all evening. >> let's show you what we can from california. with 33% of the precincts reporting 60% of the vote in for hillary clinton to bernie sanders' 39% of the vote. >> i and abc7 n

clinton the politics of hope jie. it was a rare speech by hillary clinton where she is optimistic.ch. you can't take it away from her, but this is an an awfully messy primary season for her and we have seen the remarkable candidacy of bernie sanders live on even after tonight's losses. i will tell you what impressed me about the trump's speed aside from the fact it that he began to move toward issues that matter to voters is he began to engage barack obama in this fight. barack obama got up to 51 approval rating because no one has been paying attention to him. when people don't pay attention to you, they like you. trump said he will bring real change and not obama change. he pointed to the failures of the obama administration. this is a referendum election. it is extraordinarily difficult for the party to win the party for three consecutive terms. the vast majority do not want a third obama term. >> do you see this campaign moving more toward the issues on monday trump will have the alleged list of hillary with the clinton campaign and foundation and everything else. >> you are sli

follow jie carey on twitt twitter @juliecareynbc. >>> donald trump scheduled to be deposed in d.c.oday. a legal spat with a celebrity chef over a planned restaurant in trump's new hotel on pennsylvania avenue. the chef pulled out of the deal to open the restaurant in that hotel last year after trump's comments about immigrants on the campaign trail. trump then sued for breach of contract. it's not clear if trump will actually appear today. >>> and turning to decision 2016, donald trump will be back on the campaign trail today. he will hold a rally in dallas tonight at 8:00 on the democratic side, bernie sanders is expected to address what is next for his campaign tonight in and online video message to supporters. that is scheduled to begin at 8:30 tonight. today. >>> don't be alarmed if you notice a bright peach color in the water close to reagan national airport today. a nontoxic dye will be used between dominion virginia power crystal city substation and the roaches run waterfowl sanctuary. this is after mineral oil leaked in to the river in january. the leak came from the arling

i am agents -- i am a little bitter jie. his predictions have not been good this year. i ever. >> marla schulz, welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> what is happening to the republicans? did they need a third party? trump is moping up everything, isn't he? >> i guess with the hair. it is interesting because who is this guy, david french? could you imagine the americans going and pulling the lever for president french? it is like mr. french. i think what is trump's tweet is at david french, french is toast. >> are you already coming up for insults? >> it is my first time on the show. is it too early? >> i think he will not come up with the insults. he will ignore him. making up an insult will give him free press, wouldn't it? >> totally. and french is great on salads and as a fried potato. >> it is so easy. trump will obviously do some of that. it is just a shame. the man will not have a wikipedia page. this is the independent person that you want to come in. it is that third party to offer the option and that is not trump. for people who were saying they want a war on

true story jie. who down loads porn? >> married people who don't know how to delete their search history, andy. not that i know those people. >> where are you downloading it from that you think it is not showing up on a history? >> it is not my strong point. i got here byway of community college. we are going on 10 years at the christmas miracle. >> rip to your marriage. >> they have a nominee who may be a felon and not to mention a president who kept a list of so-called legal justifications for assassinating american citizens. >> not good. >> uh -- apparently that's okay according to buzz feed. >> they said it was ironic that buzz feed was basically saying that as a private entity it candice crime nate based on beliefs since it was opposed to extending the argument to someone who said make a cake for a gay wedding. agree or disagree? >> agree. thank you forgiving me a one-word fact check. >> that was not a fact check. i was asking a question. your answer was correct though. by the way is it was ala year ago they said on

. >> very minimal jie ragss in the market during the fed chair on the hill. thanks for watching.wer lunch" picks it up now. >> thank you very much. keep it right where it s halftime fans, we have a jam packed two hours ahead on "power lunch" brought to you by the letter b. that is because we're talking buy backs, brexit and a third one there, that would be the banks ahead of that stress test tomorrow. welcome, everybody, to "power lunch." along with melissa and brian. michelle is making her way to london ahead of tomorrow's big brexit vote. u.s.

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. >> very minimal jie ragss in the market during the fed chair on the hill. thanks for watching. "power lunch" picks it up now. >> thank you very much. keep it right where it s halftime fans, we have a jam packed two hours ahead on "power lunch" brought to you by the letter b. that is because we're talking buy backs, brexit and a third one there, that would be the banks ahead of that stress test tomorrow. welcome, everybody, to "power lunch." along with melissa and brian. michelle is making her way to london ahead of tomorrow's big brexit vote. u.s. investors paying attention to that vote. they have turn into small losses for the industrials. down ten points. nasdaq holding ton a very slim gain of about 4 at 4847 and the nasdaq is higher by 1.6%. >> let's kick it off with the first of those bs and that is the brexit vote countdown. we are just 12 hours, 59 minutes, 11 seconds away from the vote opening up in the uk. the polls do seem to show rather even split for stay or go. perhaps the market and the wisdom of crowds is selling more of a stay story. the uk stock market having a

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justi justice commission justice etcetera you need to postpone this for the poa is going to give you a jie gantin-- you nee little bit stiffer of spines up here. you need to determine which of the issues you have to go to meet and confer on and then just go. go with some force go with some real analysis of what is happening here. the language as dejesus said is important. every single word is xhurnt. the community wants time to look at this to digest it and are you going to have very pissed off people if this goes forward today.community. the co time to look at this to digest it and are you going to have very pissed off people if this goes forward today. >> next speaker . >> quick comment on that. we got this hot off the press i think things are moved around we haven't had an opportunity to look at them the things are there they're just moved around i do know where you are coming from and agree with most of that we may need more time. >> next speaker. >> i'm daryl rogers i need to remind you we're standing on the press p preface of history. people back here are trying to change every word