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julie: from new york, i am julie hyman.e now for etf here to give us more insight is tom from bloomberg intelligence. first of all, what are these? tom: these are a little different than what we're used to could use etf's are powered by picks from analysts so there are three key qubes that looked at. there are tracks that are holdings popular with hedge funds. there's the sell side that is taken care of by bernstein and that using cel-sci ratings to fill in that etf. the third one is machine learning. machine learning and it is picking stocks based on algorithms they put together. julie: instead of based on an underlying index or a sector, they're supposed to be performance-based. they are picking stocks that they suspect will outperform. just make it sure i'm understanding this. how are they doing? >> one common thing is that they are all outperforming the market. it's a little bit of a faux pas for the performance a little bit short for some of these products. i don't want to make a big rock statement, but it's not what n

. >> julie: and i'm julie banderas. the president making his first trip to canada since taking office. this visit comes amid heightened tensions over tariff tensions. leaders of france and canada say they plan to challenge the president on the measures but the president is showing no signs of budging. >> we're going to deal with the unfair trade practices. look at what canada, mexico, the europe european union have done to us. we have to change it. they understand it's going to happen? kevin corke is live in quebec. kevin? >> good afternoon, guys. good morning, rather. a late part of the morning for you here. the president is saying simply, change will happen. one way or the other. because from his perspective, historically speaking, the u.s. marketplace has been open to the global trading partners. the u.s. and u.s. companies have faced significant barriers and faced very steep tariffs to get into the marketplace. the president is talking about that as he makes his way to quebec for the g-7. he landed not long ago. loo

julie: thank you. dealings with the prior it ministrations deal with nafta, but it will hit that plate as well. julie: time for a snapshot of the biggest business stories in the news today. upman investors are lining an investigation into transactions allegedly handled by barclays, goldman sachs, and bnp kari but. bloomberg says learned investigators are also looking into potential roles played by brokerages and accounting and law firms in the deal. the report is looking beyond regular traders and going after higher-ups. and the uk's losing its most senior female in the finance sector. she will step down after five years in the drivers seat of the world's biggest and oldest insurance market. that is your business flash update. coming up, gm hits a road bump essentially. the company says it could cut u.s. jobs. we will look at the invocations for gm and for the industry. this is bloomberg. ♪ from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, this is bloomberg markets. i'm julie hyman in for scarlet fu. juli

julie: i am julie hyman in new york.aw majors close lower on concerns of a trade were with china heating up. one exception, energy stocks, which rose along with oil prices. our next guest says we are locked in a bad place on trade for now. joining us from washington is a managing director, james. thank you so much for joining us. we have seen pockets of reaction, mostly in u.s. markets, to trade rhetoric. a lot of it having to do with the industrials. do you think the reaction has been enough? and do you think it has been too narrow? what do you think? james: i think the reaction is just about right. here in america, american investors and american businesses have learned that with the trump administration, you have got to ignore the circus, it more the circus, it more than fireworks, and concentrate on what they actually do and say. in this case, with regard to trade, we are in the new normal. there is nothing really different, and nothing will change for months now, because we failed to get a reservation on nafta, fail

julie, what do you think? julie: i am going to say it is all about tariffs.arning something i did not know as well. control room, what do you say? joe, joe gets it. well played guys. mark: this is bloomberg. well done. ♪ julie: live from new york, i am julie hyman. mark: i am mark barton in london. this is the european close on bloomberg markets. time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at the business stories in the news right now. a new challenge for the american rival, boeing. the european playmaker has control of the barnier series jet program. shakeup at the top of bt group. will stepexecutive down later this year after a strategy reset failed to win over investors. patterson has cut thousands of jobs and overhauled management, but the stock has fallen roughly 36% since last august. the payment giant controlled by chinese billionaire jack ma raised about $14 million in italy's latest funding round and at $150to be valued billion. investors in the latest round including singapore's sovereign wealth fund. that is your latest bloomberg business flash.

. >> and i'm julie banderas. right now, house republicans are wrapping up a closed-door conference meeting. it's part of a last ditched effort to gain consensus on immigration and a fear of a civil war in the party and what an internal struggle could cost them. the main sticking point on immigration seems to center on the dreamers. >> we'll see what happens in the house, if they produce something. obviously we want a solution to this problem. i have a simple solution. permanent legal status for the wall. that ought to have bipartisan support. >> mike emanuel is live on capitol hill for us. mike? >> julie, good morning to you. the issue is a group of moderate republicans is threatening to force republican leadership's hand, so there's an effort way to try to come up with a consensus gop plan. house speaker paul ryan told lawmakers this morning at their conference that he's not trying to force the issue at this time but he's trying to head off what is known as a discharge petition. with 218 signatures and getting c

julie? >> thank you. for the latest on this situation unfolding at the border with mexico, let's go to steve harrigan. he joins us near acrossing in texas. steve? >> 2,000 children have been separated from their parents since the zero tolerance policy began to be enforced in early may. one of the biggest questions, what has happened to the youngest children. there's a strict policy of nonaccess for media. the associated press reported the existence of three tender age shelters. these are shelters for children unaccompanied minors under 13 years of age. the goal by health and human services was to try to keep the children close by with their parents as their parents work their way through the legal system. we spoke to a physician inside the shelter. she said it was homey, a kind staff. at the same time, she said the children, the toddlers, 15 of them, were practically silent. no running, no moving, no crying, no jumping. she's said it was agony to be there as a pediatrician and not being able to help and a

julie: i'm julie hyman."bloomberg markets." ♪ scarlet: we a live in new york over the next hour. here are the stori stain with cyclicals, calmly on navigating headwinds from political tauro -- turmoil to trade tensions. jonathan bush stepping down and clearing the way for a potential sale of the health technology company. playtime overcome how toys "r" us became private equity's biggest mistake. u.s. marketssing in two hours. let's check in with em chandra on how the stocksng. . good to be back. scarlet: as we talk about the headwinds, we are looking at the naesh >> green across theeen with the stocks extending their advance, s&p is pushing higher for the fourth consecutive day, and being led by financials and health care. let's also take a look at u.s. stocks more broadly, take a look at the chart. linee have the blue showing the growth companies, white line is the value and disparity between the two of them is wider since the tech bubble. this from our equity strategist tina martin ada kelly. that large-ca

julie: i'm julie hyman. this is "daybreak australia."ese resorts on a tropical island laying the groundwork for entertainment bars or cashless casinos. they are betting that the island will be spared from gambling restrictions, as officials seek to boost the tour is a ministry. we go to tokyo now. explain to us what the entertainment bars are and whether they have already been around. >> yes, they have already been around. this would be a resort hotel that includes, for example, baccarat tables at which anybody can place a bet, buy some chips and place a bet. the only difference would be is if they win they will be getting back chips that would be good for spending at local restaurants, at the nightclubs and that sort of thing. so when we say cashless, we mean you cannot win. you can lose cash, but not win cash. you would be winning prizes. these have been set up for years on the island, but then in 2014 local officials said, wait a minute, this is really gambling, so they shut it down. and the resorts to get to beijing, to court, not be

i'm julie banderas. >> i'm rick leventhal. the president is about to speak at a coast guard ceremony. it becomes before a north korean official delivering a letter to president trump from kim jong-un. they were meeting with mike pompeo in order to get a trump/kim summit back on track. pompeo is optimistic but there is still work to be done. >> he either surprised or frightened or deterred by moments where it looks like there are challenges and difficulties, things that can't be bridged. our mission is to bridge them so we can achieve this historic outcome. >> let's go to john roberts. >> good morning. there is a chance we may hear more from the president about north korea at the coast guard change of command. clearly coast guard is homeland security, north korea fits into homeland and national security as well. he has the big meeting, the whole thing begins at 1:00 this afternoon. the president will be meeting with mike pompeo, the secretary of state first, and then the way it will probably happen after that is that pompeo wil

this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm julie hyman.lia chatterley. julie: let's get the first word news with mark crumpton. mark: president trump says the for justicesearch anthony kennedy will begin immediately. as we have been reporting, the 81-year-old kennedy said today he is tapping down after 30 years on the court. he was nominated by president ronald reagan and has held a key vote on such high-profile issues as abortion, affirmative action, gay rights, guns, campaign finance, and voting rights. it was said today that government employees have a controversial right -- constitutional right not to pay union fees. this deal they blow to the labor movement. justicefor the court, samuel alito said mandatory fees violated the free-speech rights of workers who disagreed with the unions positions. the case involved illinois state government worker mark janis, seen here in the blue jacket and khaki pants. he had objected to the $45 taken from his paycheck each month that went to the american federation of state, county, and municipal empl

the fines for fireworks triple in the week of july first through july seventh.gan hill police say this is because the ground is already dry and prone to spark brush fires which cause property damage and serious injuries. violations could go as high as fifteen hundred dollars. so save some money and enjoy a free and legal fireworks show at the outdoor sports complex from 6-10pm on july 4. (pam) new tonight at nine... the fourth of july season is a fun time of year for people .... but not necessarily for pets. the loud noises and flashing lights can be very stressfull for animals, especially dogs. kron 4's charles clifford talked with contra costa animal services.. about what pet owners can do to keep their furry friends safe. trt 1:17out: stdsuperspets and fireworkscontra costa county13-19steve burdocontra costa coservices 1:03-1:10()() chuck twitter1:03-1:10services 1:03-1:10chuck twitter()well, we are a week away from the fourth of july.()yeah, its a fun time of year for people but not necessarily for pets. the loud noises and flashing lights can be very stress

the fines for fireworks triple in the week of july first through july seventh. morgan hill police say this is because the ground is already dry and prone to spark brush fires which cause property damage and serious injuries. violations could go as high as fifteen hundred dollars. so save some money and enjoy a free and legal fireworks show at the outdoor sports complex from 6-10pm on july 4. ( robin )video taping confrontations are not new.. but the power of social media has led to instant outrage online and in some cases has affected the businesses of the person being video taped. we spoke to a so-ciologist about the significance of this trend. and she tells kron 4's hermela aregawi -it is about a deep long-standing issue... that communities of color face. instant justice?it's a phenomenon that seems to be taking off..bbq becky, permit patty, jogger joe and now burrito bob...each viral video has inspired massive backlash on social media towards the person featured.in each case.. they're threatening to call police over a minor infraction.. and in at least three

we want to set the stage for approval in july. we are hopeful that we can answer your questions and tee up for being responsive today and at the next meeting. with that, i will hand it over to ricky. >> good evening, commissioners. we're excited -- i'm very excited to be here and i assume the rest of my team is excited to be here. this is a project that's been in the parkland for a long time and nearing completion. we just have a few tasks to be completed to break ground, but before i get into the details, i just want to go over the highlight of my presentation. i will provide brief background on this project, the m.o.u. that was approved back in 2014, telling us to move forward and work with the mayor's office of housing to see if we can come up with the physical project. and the few remaining tasks that we need to complete. and the documents that we'll bring back to you in july. and analysis of the proposed time and the dommestics. the site is located in the northeast waterfront historic district. it's at the corner of broadway

i would look to july expiration now and turn it into a calendar again and sell the july at $2., you have the july/$1.95 call collar you have reduced your premium risk to $3.50. >> it's been under performed the nasdaq 100. >> we had the minor range. and we have a minor break out and now have given back the gain we're back to what would be support associated from the range that broke out i think it's fine. >> all right >>> also, two weeks ago carter and mike said bio tech is gearing up for a break out. >> ibb and the channel it's been in since the low literally a perfect channel. my thinking we're at the low end and heading to the high end. >> i was looking at the july, $1.03, $1.10, $1.17. buying the 110 for $2.65 and selling july 117 for 45 cents. >> shares of the ibb bio tech jumping over 1% since the time of the trade so, mike, how are you trading the ibb now? >> jumping at 1% we haven't done anybody any favors here. >> yeah. so, you know, one of the reasons that we sold the upside calls and the downside puts to justify set the affects. we have done that. trade is probably up

it will take place on july 27 at 10:00 a.m. eastern.st was waiting for fox to set the data -- to set the date and it came back with a counter offer p another we have a date and confirmation, this sets the trigger for that to happen. we will monitor for any announcement, but just to reiterate, data's been set for fox shareholders to decide whether or not to press ahead with that disney deal, july 27 is the date at 10:00 a.m. eastern. let's look at tech currencies for now, just toledo from what joe was saying, all the oil linked currencies gaining in the session, as you can see, but the , and canadian government yields as well a day after the back panel of governors hinted that rates may move up back -- at the july 11 meeting. broader trend, wti crude prices hitting a fresh three-year peak as joe manchin in the session. england chief of commerce saying wage growth in the u.k. is sufficient to warrant a rate hike. he officials opining on the prospect of whether or not there will be a decent deal or no deal at all as far as brexit negotiati

the provision of case management services to seniors and adults with disabilities for the period of july 1, 2018, to june 30, 2021. in the amount of $730,437, plus 10% contingency, grant amount not to exceed 803,000, $480. thank you, a motion for discussion? >> so moved. >> thank you, monte. >> bayview hunters point is located in the bayview area of san francisco, and employs two full-time case managers, serve 110 unduplicated clients throughout the fiscal year. thank you. >> president serina: any comments or questions from the commission? any comments or questions from the public? commissioner loo. >> vice president loo: i have a question on the operating expense detail. i'm just wondering, $9,000 client support entails. seems a little high. >> yes, that's a great question. so, bayview hunters point moved to a new facility, i believe it was earlier last year, and part of the new facility, a lot of housing opportunities for seniors with disabilities. and the case management program and services are now housed out of this one building. for the case management clients who are getting new h

julie? julie: thanks, scarlet.t, michael's take on regulators will approach crypt currencies. pproach crypt currencies. julie: what did you miss? regulators are coming for crypt ocurrencies, but that's not necessarily a bad thing, the ceo and founder of galaxy digital capital management. spoke at the bloomberg summit. >> the regulators had to get involved so they are getting involved and they're doing what they're supposed to be doing. the first thing is wait a let's calm things down and go after fraud, let's go after market manipulation so the first things regulators going for fraud and market manipulation and it's a good thing. justicertment of talked about market reception with these indexes inflating their volume numbers. all true. and so we're going to knock out some of the crap from the system. i actually think it's healthy. there are bigger decisions to make, bit coin is not a etheirium,ut they haven't ruled on yet. doughnutss to they will say etherium probably was a security, but anymore and they're stuck b

short-term home care for seniors, personal care, chore and homemaker services during the period of july 1, 2018, to june 30, 2019, in the amount of $107,261, plus a 10% contingency for total grant amount not to exceed $117,987. rick appleby will present. motion to discuss? [please stand by] the intent of the program is offer quick, response, urgent home care services to those consumers who do not have immediate access to the in-home supportive services or other home care programs. consumers, for example, may be recently discharged from the hospital, and not yet enrolled in ihss. other consumers may need very short-term services after the hospital or while other caregiver is in the hospital or otherwise unavailable. the self-help for the elderly staff respond to referrals in two days to conduct the intake process so we can get services started very quickly. self-help for the elderly has staff that speaks english and cantonese and a large pull in the organization to translate other languages as well, self-help offers a broad suite of other services so each consumer can get the resources t

i am julie banderas.arte g7 summit hours ago.tension on trade now boiling over to twitter.the president saying the u.s. will not endorse the joint statement the other six countries have issued because of remarks by justin trudeau. the president tweeting this, justin trudeau of canada acted so meek and mild during our g7 meeting only to give a news conference after i left saying the u.s. tariffs were kind of insulting and he will not be pushed around. very dishonest and weak. our tariffs are in response to his 270 percent on dairy. this after justin trudeau said this. >> i highlighted directly to the president that canadians did not take it lightly.it is kind of insulting.and i highlighted that it was not helping in our renegotiation of nafta. >>julie: white house correspondent - - has more from qucbec. >>reporter: before heading off to his next summit, this time in singapore, president trump issued a stern warning to fellow g7 leaders not to retaliate against the u.s. for its decision to impose new tariff

goods will also happen from july 6. we don't know the exact list, but in april, we heard it could include soybeans, light aircraft, orange juice, whiskey, and beef. we will get details -- for now, we know china has announced tariffs on u.s. goods worth $50 billion from july 6. mention, wet to aren't seeing a market reaction as we get confirmation of these retaliatory tariffs. i'm julie hyman, by the way, here with sherry on. there is a hope on market participants that it is not on july 6, maybe some kind of resolution can be made. stocks are down or remain steady , where they were before the announcement. let's get to kevin cirilli, chief washington correspondent. getting these tariffs and retaliation, as expected. give us what details you know. kevin: we know that china is responding with trade tariffs of their own, $50 billion worth, as president donald trump doubled down this morning on criticism against chinese president xi jinping in the same way that he praised him for his help with regards to north korea. imposin

julie? julie: thank you, mark. rollout the barrels.ishing optimist -- pumping optimism into markets today. they reached a compromise on crude, agreeing to produce output up to 1.1 billion darrell today -- barrels a day. we are joined from the office in denver. painted a few different scenarios here and it looks like this is in your modesto of a moderate or increase in production. but oil is rising more than you predict. are you surprised by the reaction today? thank you for having me on today. i do not think the move in oil is that surprising. if you saw going into the couple weeks going into the opec meeting, crude prices traded down. i think this is a bit of a relief rally, given that the production that is expected to come back seems to be reasonable. markets just kind of are a little bit relieved that we did not get a major boost to supply, something over 1.5 million barrels a day. with the amount coming back in, i think it is good for crude prices. julia: we have an addition of one million barrels a day coming from the opec plus m

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julie: i'm julie hyman. welcome to "bloomberg markets." live in new york over the next hour. here are the top stories we're covering. nasdaq havingthe its worst day since april as trade tensions hit equities. speaking of trade, china and europe say trade war could trickle a -- trigger a global recession. how serious is the threat. and the royal welcome, president trump due to meet making of jordan in a few moments. and in the meantime, checking on where the stocks are trading with abigail doolittle. >> here is the pullback for the major averages. declines for the dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq. the worst day since april for the s&p 500 and nasdaq as trade tensions continue to hit. and it is interesting to note that we just have this continue to risk off sense, especially for the dow, down right now. the week is young, but this is for the third week in a row. we will take a look at why it is underperforming. this has to do with the fang trade, this chart shows the selloff we are seeing for those stocks, which are lower on the day. here is the char

, the end of july. so you've got a combination of losing about 350,000 barrels a day come in from canada, our own pipelines are running at capacity, you see the baker heurs number fell today because why start the wells in the best areas you can because you can't get the oil anywhere. y oof got to sell it at a discount to truck it. it's a real problem for everyone. and the market is looking at the iraq -- iran oil and the loss of that. iran is selling its contract. there's repair for 500,000 barrel a day cut. i think they're being very timid on that. it could be bigger than that. melissa: ira, thanks for breaking it down. have a great weekend. >> we want to bring in the market panel, jack and carol. welcome to you both. and thank you for being here. want to start with you, carol. gm is apparently warning that another round of tariffs could actually hurt the company and make them a bunch smaller. i thought we had brushed aside the tariff concerns even with the selloff going to the close. is that going to

on july 1. disaster, an absolute disaster. has a presence on july 1. unfortunately, the execution was not what was intended. comes on the battlefield, he does so in the wee hours of july 2. what does he see? d to theave refugee hill. what is wrong with cemetery hill? hasare smack on what meade designated as his line of supply and communication, which is the baltimore pike, from gettysburg to westminster. down at westminster, our 6000 quartermaster wagons along with all of the herds of cattle, all , 6000dical supplies wagons, 50 miles of wagon trains are down there. mules pullingand those. can he afford to have that severed, and yet look at cemetery hill? they have a place. they were able to rally and say themselves, to their credit. but look where it is. when george meade comes to cemetery hill and sees this, and sees what is left and looks at the baltimore pike, i am sure he probably like throwing up, if you want to tell the truth. think about it. they are in a defensive position are inde makes sure they place. he never goes to sleep. on july 2, when

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expiration and turn it into a calendar again and sell the july 195 calls at two bucks at that pointe the july/september 195 call calendar, playing for further consolidation and reduced your premium risk to $3.50. >> over the past month it's underperformed the nasdaq 100. >> that's for sure, we have the minor range and minor breakout and now we've given back all of the gains. we're back to -- i think it's going to be fine. >> mike said biotech was gearing up for a breakout. >> ibb and the channel it's been in since the low, literally, a perfect channel and my thinking is we're at the low end and we're headed to the high end i want to be long ivb here. >> i was looking at the july 103, 110, 117 call spread risk reversal selling the july 103 puts for 95 cents and buying for $2.65 and selling the july 117 calls for 45 cents >> shares of etf jumping 1% since the time of the trade. mike, how are you trading it now? >> jumping and 1%, those don't go together. >> all right >> we haven't done anybody any favors here. >> so, one of the reasons we sold the upside calls and downside puts was to

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they're coming right now as we enter into june and july. beautiful, a little on the hazy side out there right now. it was a beautiful sunrise this take a look at these temperatures. 81 in leagesburg. annapolis, 80s already. au know it'll be hot day when we're already seeing numbers with 8s in front of them across the board. the temperatures will continue to rise. with the humidity, it is going to feel a lot warmer. in, fa it'll feel close to 100 degrees out there for today. e good news is, we are dry. however, our gardening tips from ou friends at merrifield gardening center. lawns thrive in 60 to 75 degrees. we're not seeing that. a lawn stressed by high temperatures. make sure you moe that lawn 3 to 3.5 inches to promote a deeper root system, so the water can get in there andwithstand some ef the hot temperaturetemperatu. just in c you're in the yard today and mowing. it'll be a wu m day. maybe ght think twice about that. we have a hot couple days headed our way. we'll show that on the ten-day forecast. tomorrow and monday, weather alerts

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julie hyman has breaking news. julie: we have consumer sentiment from the university of michigan, the preliminary reading coming in higher than estimated at 99.3. that is an increase over the 90 -- 98.8%. even as we have tariffs weighing on optimism for the economy, even as we have inflation expectations at a three-year high, sentiment is holding month overrising month once again. we see a divergence about the president and future, because it looks like households are mentioning recent income gains on the one hand. theyng to the future, expect a pickup in inflation. interesting as we start to get a little bit of trepidation about the future and rising costs. rising costs is something weighing on stocks. rising costs inform tariffs for many companies, costs to their businesses. the dow is taking the worst of it. that is because industrials are down. some of the products named by china as going to be the subject of tariffs include industrial equipment, so we are seeing re, caterpillar under pressure. for technology,

julie go to hear was behind the camera. her films reflect people's dreams of overcoming human limitations and becoming part of the underwater while. that's also the case with her latest short film released in march twenty eighth. in a julie go to dances on the floor of a swimming pool ten meters below the water's surface. it's all. very personal project. dealing with the first thing that i wanted to express to this artistic piece. he's been being trapped inside you know how you have to deal with it how you can overcome it. off the island of camino the film team spends hours preparing the backdrop for today's underwater scenes in the film it's part of a dream sequence of a birthday party. the under the sea. with the final rehearsals take place on the deck of the ship the film's director elena has an offer new to julie go to it was the right person to stage the underwater saints. it's not just huge for someone diving it's much more than that and it let it turn them i tell her what's important then i shall just while they're s

you'll see the substantial completion date shows july 9th rather than july 5th. i think we are still striving to beat the july 5th. july 9th is really a byproduct of punching in the data in the scheduling program and taking into account the holiday. no real mover or driver on that. the rough part as you can see has come along quite well. a lot of that schedule or tco has predicated on, you know, bringing up the emergency systems associated with the infamous e2 pylons that we've talked about so much which incidentally have all arrived and are getting in place. there's a few pieces that are playing catch up. doing better on that front. >> i won't dwell on this too much but the strings of activity are pretty much moving along. a little bit of a late start on the bus plaza training but we still anticipate to get tco and have full operations by saturday. right after the 15th. the challenging piece or on going piece is the safety and teasing out those pieces. we are actively trying to advance that i'll get into that a little bit more once i get past the schedule slides

and a fourth at a summer camp last july. tran pleaded no contest to the felony charges on the condition he register as a sex offender and serve a three year state prison term. he remains in custody on one million dollars bail. (ken) new at 8.a former dance instructor now behind bars on sexual assault charges. martinez police say the victim was one of his students at a local dance studio.as kron4's michelle kingston reports -- police are asking for the public's help in finding other girls who may have been affected. (mk)a 31 year old martinez man is now sitting in jail on sexual assault charges.police say daniel howarter was a dance instructor at in motion dance center on arnold drive ... and his victim was a student.jordan sanders, deputy district attorney"he seduced her into a sexual relationship and took advantage of her and that's what we've charged." "this is the studio where he worked and where the victim danced. we asked, but they have no comment at this time as they are still waiting to hear from police."the victim ca

julie go to hear was behind the camera. her films reflect people's dreams of overcoming human limitations of becoming part of the underwater world. that's also the case with her latest short film released in march twenty eighth. in a julie go to a dancer's on the floor of a swimming pool ten metres below the water's surface. so i'm a. very personal project. dealing with the first thing that i wanted to express to these artistic kids. these days in being trapped inside you know how you have to deal with it how you can of coming. off the island of camino the film team spends hours preparing the backdrop for today's underwater scenes in the film it's part of a dream sequence of a birthday party under the scene. with the final rehearsals take place on the deck of the ship the film's director elena has an office knew that julie go to it was the right person to stage the underwater saints. it was not just beautiful shots of someone diving it's much more than that and it turned them all tell her what a vote and then i shall just w

fun starts wednesday..july 4th right here on kron 4. (ken) new rules were put into place in san francisco for pedestrians crossing the street...(pam) but our stanley roberts always finds those ... who tend to break all the rules... look at this i stopped to video to show you something notice the pedestrian countdown meter is at 0 and there are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, six people in the crosswalk 4 on foot one pulling a cart and one on a scooter all six could be subject to a ticket i'll explain nats: ambiance crossing the street has always been an issue in san francisco, drivers think they should be able to turn without issue, pedestrians think they always have the right of way and bicyclist, well that's a horse of a different color . but the fact remains... to keep things moving rules and laws need to be followed nats: ambiance the old law in california stated that once the countdown started and if you were in the intersection you should continue walking, however if you have not started walking you should not enter the crosswalk .many people igno

the fun starts wednesday..july 4th right here on kron 4. 4th right here wednesday..julystarts the fun televised live. next week. expected late next week. (pam) be sure to tune into our special 4th of july show.we'll cover fireworks shows from concord, san rafael, san jose and san francisco it's the only 4th of july fireworks show in the bay area televised live. the fun starts wednesday..july 4th right here on kron 4. (ken) rap star drake has revealed -- he is a father. (pam) he released his latest album "scorpion" last night.... it has 25 tracks, including "march 14" ... where he addresses rumors of secretly having a son. the mother is reportedly a french artist and former adult -film star. on the album, drake seems to reference tensions with the boy's mother, saying, 'hopefully by the time you hear this, your mother and i will have come around... instead of always cutting each other down.' "scorpion" includes a guest appearance by rap-star jay-z ... and a previously unreleased vocal by michael jackson. (ken) michael moore's new documentary

hate it.u love or julie: gotcha.. - a look at the biggest business stories in the news. in favorme court ruled of american express and topped out a government lawsuit company of blocking competition, prohibiting depart with lower fees. justices decided the government failed to prove it holders, d >>> instagram is estimated to be $100 billion as a stand alone company, marking a 00 fold return of the app that facebook acquired in 2012. platform hit ng one billion, and revenue over months is expected to pass 10 million. attracting users faster than facebook after the l fell cruiseliner cut earnings forecast. on fluctuatingut fuel prices and infoxchange rates. expectations for the third quarter were short. are base cruise lines down. a weaker than expected outlook peers. down industry that is the business update. you need to p what know for tomorrow's trading day. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ "what'd you miss?" - we saw a sell off in stocks, finishing the loads. we have trade concerns that are not going away. don't miss this g

july 4th at 9:00- right here on kron 4. (pam) another massive data breach is exposing the personal information of nearly every american.(ken) all after a small florida- based marketing firm called "exactis" apparently leaked the data. exactis is accused of exposing 340 million records. including information like phone numbers, home addresses, and email addresses. even information on peoples' hobbies and children. no payment information seems to be a part of the breach. (pam) today, a data privacy bill, considered the most far -reaching such policy in the country, was just signed by governor jerry brown . customers will soon be able to ask companies what personal data was collected, why it was collected and who received it. it will also allow customers to 'opt out' of having their data sold for a fee. companies will be able to offer discounts to those who do allow their data to be sold. the new law will take effect on january 1st, 20-20. coming up at eight.. president trump set to meet vladimir putin in july. why critics say

julie lythcott- haims wrote a book called how to raise an adult...breaking free of the overparenting trap and prepare your kid for success. julie. we want to guide our kids, but we need to raise them and let them grow and become adults. one of the researchers of the study published by the american psychological association said their findings underscore the importance of educating often well intentioned parents about supporting children's automony with handling emotional challenges. the researcher suggested parents can better help their children by encouraging them to about feelings and working through coping strategies such as breathing or even coloring. terisa estacio kron four news. (grant) (grant) next at 5:30... we continue follow the latest outrage over families being separated at the border. coming up-- we'll talk live in studio with civil rights advocate karen korematsu. she will weigh in on the latest mparison of the border policy to japanese internment camps. (vicki) plus-- it's getting closer to reality... gun shows at the cow palace could

julie: i'm julie hyman. off on the state of the global economy and monetary policy. the former u.s. treasury secretary joined us from the ecb form in portugal. he spoke exclusively with bloomberg stephanie flanders. the issue that has preoccupied monetary policy for the generation before the financial crisis, the avoidance of inflation, is no longer the top issue. the top issue and i believe, is a maintenance of sound growth and getting to full employment. that is going to be a much more difficult challenge over the next generation than many suppose because of the very sharp declines we have seen around the world in the neutral real interest rate. declines that in many cases have been masked by the very substantial fiscal expansions we have seen. >> you are known for having stagnation. some people thought you had walked away from that a little bit over the last few years. i felt you are doubling down on it last night. larry: i think that is exactly right. some people think that well, the economies are growin

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the president will be in belgium for a nato meeting july 11th and 12th. he visits july 13th. so far no comment from the white house on that summit. >>> san francisco police have a substation. according to our partners the station will be staffed by three chinese speaking officers and one who speaks spanish. >>> a big bust right before the fourth of july where one man allegedly hid all of these fireworks and the warning going out to everyone. >>> new at 6:00, a popular north >>>ou areever me than my rning. accuweather forecast. it's hazy on the peninsula this morning. one of the areas that's going to be the biggest difference between temperature this afternoon than average but this is the last time this week it's is the last time this week it's going to be this >>> before you grab those keys and head out the door, a look at the temperatures and what you should dress for. 51 is what we have in santa clara. 58 up in the hills. 57 in san jose. alum rock, 52. about 54 in sunnyvale. mid-50s on both sides of the bay shoreline and into the east bay valleys where it's a little bit war