juliette saly is standing by. fog or rain? juliette: manus. for $4.3 billion.t would present them with a stronger foothold in america with access to a number of stronger pharmacies. europe's biggest publicly traded health care provider also made a smaller purchase to gain merck's portfolio, copycat versions of complex biotechnology drugs. ppg industries says it may launch a hostile takeover of sweetened offer doesn't bring the dutch chemical maker to the table. ceo told bloomberg you will take the proposal directly to investors if there is no agreement by june. shareholders meet tomorrow, and some are in favor of the deal. and that is your bloomberg business flash from a polluted hong kong. anna: thank you. juliette saly, with the meteorological pulse. 6:23 in london. let's talk about the u.s. donald trump will call for cutting taxes to individuals and lowering the corporate rate to 15% when he unveils his tax point tomorrow. manus: according to white house officials, trump will provide a broad outline for his taxes, the will leave details to congress. trump ap

juliette saly has your first word news. juliette: u.s. vice president mike pence has told japan's tunes oh abe that america is deeply committed to the country's -- security. north korean nuclear weapons program. he looks forward to discussions today on economic ties with azo. president donald trump will take aim at i.t. outsourcing companies today when he reviews a review of the hf one visas. cognizant technology solutions and emphasis as examples of companies that have changes being adopted. france's presidential race ends -- enters the closing weeks with a flurry of campaign rallies. with almost a third of the electorate undecided and the front-runners clustered around 20% of the polls, the race is the most unpredictable the country has seen in recent history. in turkey, the president has said his referendum victory took place under conditions that were democratic deion compare. speaking yesterday, he please both domestic and foreign critics of the process culminated in voters approving of him giving him more power. the deputy prime min

here is juliette saly. juliette: thank you.rts grew at the fastest rates, supporting a moderate economic recovery in the face of wheat domestic demand. exports rose 12% from one year earlier, almost double expectations. at the same time, imports jumped 15.8%, the biggest gain in more than three years, leading a trade surplus of $5.64 billion. the u.s. secretary of state has heavily criticized a 2015 nuclear deal with iran. rex tillerson said it only delayed the country's ambition to gain weapons of mass destruction and did not take into account its role in sponsoring terrorism and destabilizing other countries. the announcement is the strongest signal to date that president donald trump may walk away from the agreement. >> the trump administration has no intention of passing the buck to a future administration on iran. iran'sdence is clear, provocative actions threaten the united states, the region, and the world. the federal reserve says the u.s. economy continued to grow at a modest to moderate pace as a tight labor market he

we go to juliette saly. juliet. juliette: thank you.jones has a message for janet yellen and investors. be very afraid. the legendary traders as years blown interest rates have stocks rally wishing to a level not seen since 2000 right before dot from bubble burst. the value of the stock market relative to the sides of the economy should be "terrifying to a central banker." reckitt bankers have reported first-quarter revenue growth below estimates and maintained its outlook. condoms and direct why so cleaners said sales were slashes. nevertheless, it matched estimates. shares jumped in sydney as the australian government approved the hong kong billionaire is takeover bid. than 99% ofid more votes have approved the deal. the takeover will give me access to an energy network three times the size of hong kong. that is your bloomberg business flash, guy. guy: thank you very much indeed, juliette. the deutsche bank has been hit with the first major fine for breaking their will on risky market bets. the german lender is being forced to pay $15

here's juliette saly. juliette: guy, thank you. in the u.s., donald has said america can "totally addressed north korea's nuclear threat unilaterally" if china doesn't cooperate. the comments in the u.k.'s financial times, head of a summit this week between the u.s. president and his chinese counterpart, xi jingping. trump says he will discuss north korea when he hosts xi on thursday and friday. meanwhile, donald trump's son-in-law is the latest example of his expanding foreign policy role. two administration official said, on condition of anonymity, that kushner is senior advisor to the president and his traveling with joint chiefs of staff. the official didn't detail his job or share in itinerary. south africa's parliamentary speaker is considering a request for a debate in opposition to nonconfidence and president jacob zuma after he made sweeping cabinet changes, which party officials say was done without consultation. zuma and his cabinet would have to resign if it succeeds. three of the u.k.'s top officials are heading abroad

in juliette, georgia, radioactive water flows from the tap. these problems may seem unrelated, but with a closer look, these two communities share a common denominator--coal ash, and lots of it. the discovery of c coal in the united states dramatically shaped our energy future. today, there is no greater source of power than coal combustion. it's responsibible r nearly 40%0% of our electricity. but burning coal generates waste. it's called coal ash, and every year in the u.s., 130 million tons of it is created. >> it's the l largest industrial waste stream in america. you could fill the boxcars of a freight train that would stretch from new york city to melbourne, australia, with the coal ash that's generated every year in this country. >> the ash contains toxic metals. lead, arsenic, chromium, cadmium, others. anand it even s radioactive substances. >> it's these pollutants, many of them known to cause cancer, that have people worried. and the big question is, where are all thesese toxins ending u? >> there's fly ash and coal dust... we'll go

with juliette saly.te: the ecb estimates national banker it about 6.4 billion euros for their balance sheet. it also considers the two truck -- struggling italian lenders to be solvent. the banks and the ecb declined to comment. the treasury department wasn't immediately available for comment. toshiba shares have slumped in tokyo trading after a report that the struggling conglomerate will seek more funds after its westinghouse nuclear unit filed for bankruptcy. the company is to hold a lenders meeting and ask for additional assistance to cover a temper research in losses. -- temporary surge in losses. tesla is no more valuable than ford after elon musk sperm reported 25,000 vehicle shipments in the first quarter, exceeding estimates. tweeted, stormy weather in short bill. that is your bloomberg business flash. thathe wasn't going to let one go. juliette, thank you. south africa has lost its investment rating grade for the first time in 17 years. this in response to the cabinet purge by jacob zuma. what

let's go to juliette saly, standing by. juliette: manus, thank you. u.s.ry of state rex tillerson has said america isn't interested in regime change in north korea. the comments came as warships were diverted to waters near the country amid heightened tensions over its nuclear weapons ambitions. theerson also said that country must stop all weapons testing before further diplomatic talks can take place. elsisin president has created a powerful new antiterrorism body after church bombings by the islamic state that left at least 43 dead. the declaration suggested a tougher approach against militants, whose simmering war with the government has strained efforts to stabilize the country and revive an economy. the bank of england is reported to have reportedly pressured -- have repeatedly pressured -- a secreteported recording in which a senior manager at a large u.k. bank instructed another to lower his rates. he was quoted as saying that global benchmarks were not regulated during that period. the central bank added that it had been assisting investigations i

i'm juliette goodrich in for michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi.ust a moment but first, we want to introduce you to a new member of our morning team. jaclyn dunn your mom and your grandma are here living in the bay area. they must be so proud that you're back in the bay area. >> oh, i hope so but yes, they are happy to have me and i'm happy to be close to them. >> sunday dinner at mom's. >> no kidding! as long as it's early because i have to go to bed early. >> you've done these hours before right? >> yes, i came from a station in sacramento on the morning show for five years. >> you have it down. >> and the roads too. >> i was a former bay area resident. >> welcome back! >> welcome to the family. >> happy to be back and happy to

let's get the business flash with juliette saly juliette: we get the u.s. jobs around 1:30 u.k.will be scrutinized with signals about the fed's rate path as well as how donald trump campaigned to retain american jobs is progressing. another prominent wall street figure has raised a red flag over the state of the u.s. economy. growth iss ceo says slowing on concern that president trump's agenda may face obstacles in congress. be the the u.s. may slowest growing economy among g7 nations in the first quarter. saider, jamie dimon america is exceptional, but also warned something was wrong. samsung has shrugged off scandal over corruption claims to report higher than expected preliminary profit and revenue. income in the three months through march was 8.74 billion dollars, rising demand for memory chips helped fuel a rise in sales. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: thanks. u.s. president donald trump said he forged a friendship with his chinese counterpart in the early hours of their first meeting. this is the first meeting between the current leaders of the world's two le

let's get to juliette saly juliette:. thank you.arter revenue growth that matched analyst estimates. the largest retailer said sales rose 6.2% after 21.3 billion euros led by a business that it plans to float. the company has been the biggest father this year. over concern of a profitability -- possibility of a [inaudible] united airlines customers can prevent their fury at the ceos paycheck. the manhandling of a doctor dragged off and overbooked flight and the response widely used as below par is unlikely to help his cause. the airline has said it will compensate passengers to cover the cost of their airfares. hsbc has said some of its largest clients have asked to be routed through offices in mainland europe. the head of global commercial banking said clients are not exit deal see what the u.k. strikes with the eu. he added executives at multinational companies are ensuring they continue trading whatever the outcome of negotiations and cannot afford to waste two years. that is your bloomberg business flash. matt and manus. manus:

matt: juliette saly bear in hong kong.s away from the first round of the french presidential elections, which take is on sunday. every poll for the past month has shown emmanuel macron and marine le pen taking the top two spots. a poll has emmanuel macron with 24% and marine le pen with 23%. andblican francois fillon jean-luc melenchon are tied for 19%. marine le pen held her latest rally in marseille last night, how did she try to galvanize her troops there? big rally the last before the first round on sunday. to where suspect to be rested. marine le pen is trying to take advantage of the situation, directing her speech further throughout the far right. subjects of immigration and security. her rally gathered around 10,000 people. rivals justt her want to be in a gigantic crush. housempared trump to a and preventing it to getting burgled. she ripped pete it -- she repeated that she wants to -- and foreigners back home. the problem is that the two suspects arrested in marseille were actually french citizens. the anti-immig

here is juliette saly.uliette: unilever plans to buy back 5 billion euros of stock boostreads business to its share price after fending off a takeover bid. they said the dividend will be increased by 12%. the move is the result of a risk -- a strategic review the company took after the unsolicited heinz offer. we will be speaking to unilever's ceo for comments. deutsche bank is poised to receive orders for almost all of the a billion euros of stock on offer to investors. .s the sale draws to a close investors are pledged by more than 95% of the stock of sale and the offer which ends today. 80% ofson said about existing investors decided to participate in the capital increase which some opting to boost their exposure and new investors buying at risk. yum china soared in trade after boosted results. the results signal a strong start to the company after it's spinoff from yum! brands. >> over the last year things have improved quite a lot in china. you are seeing good consumer demand as well as good infrastruc

let's get the first word news update with juliette saly. juliette: guy, thank you. the white house says it will offer up an outline of its tax reform plan this week, but the specifics may not be ready until june. earlier president trump told his twitter followers "big tax reform and tax reduction will be announced on wednesday." budget director mick mulvaney says they expect to lay out the principles, but admitted the full plan wouldn't be ready for a couple months. u.s. treasury secretary steven mnuchin says the imf outlook for the american economy is a little conservative, as he repeated the trump administration goal of 3% growth or more. last week the fund reiterated its forecast of growing at 2.3%, hin said they are well-positioned to expand faster, which will help the wider global economy. >> sustained u.s. economic growth is good for global growth, so if we can grow the u.s. economy, that is not just good for the u.s. worker, that is good for international growth as well and creates opportunities. that's what we are focused on, it if we do a good job it will c

kpix 5's juliette goodrich shows us how she did it. juliette. >> reporter: liz, this is one of those things where i go, why didn't i think of this? this is the monster pop. it's filled with veggies and fruit and it's really good. and the creator's kids are right here and they like it, too. can you wave? having your lemonade and orange pops. and their mom's business is really taking off. >> yeah, it's growing ever year. >> reporter: kim harris and her husband luke have spent countless hours in this kitchen. >> we are in here from 12 to 15 hours and my husband luke usually stays later to clean up and use the filling machine. >> reporter: they are making ice pops. >> so this will strain all the big chunks out. >> reporter: similar to otter pops with an organic twist. watermelons and lemons? >> we buy cases. we get our produce from [ indiscernible ] organics. >> reporter: the idea came about when when her mother who was fighting breast cancer was given three months to live. >> so my mom and i totally changed her diet and we started juicing

let's get the first word news update with juliette saly. juliette: guy, thank you. u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson travels to moscow on wednesday, newly emboldened by the decision to drop 50 tomahawk missiles on a syrian air base. he is likely to face a tongue lashing over the attack from the foreign minister sergei blackrocr -- he was forced to retaliate after a chemical weapons attack. u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson has said america isn't interested in regime change in north korea. the comments came as u.s. warships were diverted to waters near the country amid heightened tensions over its nuclear weapons ambitions. tillerson also told "this week" that the country must stop all weapons testing before further diplomatic talks can take place. declaredpresident has a three-month state of emergency and created a powerful new antiterrorism body after a palm sunday church bombings claimed by the islamic state left 43 people dead. the declaration suggested a tough approach against whose simmering war with the government has strained efforts to stabilize the econo

in martinez, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> scary situation in fairfield. businesses were evacuated after a suspicious device was discovered inside a warehouse and it could be linked to three firebombing incidents in that city. kpix 5's veronica de la cruz is following this story. >> reporter: ken, this latest bomb was found just before noon today. police were called to the warehouse near airbase parkway and walters road. the device was near chemicals posing an even greater risk if it blew up. hours earlier just miles away there was a series of firebombings. the first firebomb was at 10:00. it happened at an apartment complex on north texas street. an hour later, a car fire broke out nearby. and then at about 1 a.m., an explosion and fire right outside the fairfield police department. here's a look at the apartment complex where the first incident happened. the suspect allegedly threw a firebomb through a window. police say he lived in the apartment complex and was targeting two of his neighbors. they are both okay. police arrested 39-year-old matthew jones

. >> now, this is juliette's idea. warriors colors! >> that's right. >> we all got the memo. >> i got it. >> and jacqueline your first day here. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> good morning. >> happy to be here. >> it's like an old friend. it's like welcome back to kpix 5. >> cut me teeth here. >> yeah. >> all right. everybody. we do have a little bit of light rain. especially in the south bay as we zero in. clearing downtown san jose around s.a.p. center clearing out but we have rain showers around seven trees mostly cloudy across the bay now where we have some gentle breezes that will increase today. numbers 49 degrees in santa rosa to 59 in oakland. we have the clouds now but later today ample sunshine and our high temperatures will respond. 60s at the seashore to the low 70s away from the bay. we got the full forecast coming up shortly. >> all right. roberta, thank you. >>> and we are dealing with some of those wet roads. we'll begin with a crash in the east bay. we have an accident southbound 680 as you approach highway 4. a car up o

let's get the latest headlines with juliette saly. has launched u.s.ise missile attack against syria. said 59 tomahawk missiles were aimed at hangers, planes, fuel tanks, ammunition the attack killed at least who g people according to the ap. the assault comes after the white house accused assad's regime of using poison gas to kill civilians. donald trump called it an affront to humanity. president trump: it is in this national security interest of the united states to prevent and deter the spread and use of deadly chemical weapons. that can be no dispute syria used chemical weapons, violated its obligations under the chemical weapons convention and ignored the urging of the u.n. security council. juliette: samsung has shrugged the safety andr corruption claims to report higher than expected preliminary profit and revenue. wasating income in march $8.74 billion. rising demand for memory chips helped fuel a rise in sales. those are your latest bloomberg headlines. die and that? about an hour before the u.s. missile strike against syria, donald trump was

juliette: in south korea, a u.s.uclear powered submarine has arrived as part of its schedule to conduct briefing patrols in the pacific. the arrival of uss michigan comes and mid--- amid heightened tensions with the north. rex tillerson is to discuss the and denuclearization of north korea during his meeting with the un security council on friday. china's nonperforming loans have stabilized in the pressure from capital outflows has eased. the economic recovery takes hold , according to the country's deputy central bank. he was speaking at the forum in new york. economic to maintain growth and also work on the leveraging process and making sure that our lending and broad money supply has been growing consistently with the leverage aspect. juliette: global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. matt? matt: donald trump is to call for tax cuts for individuals and 15% accordingrate to white house officials. trump plans to make the public -- h

here is juliette saly.france marine le pen was labeled soft on her euro exit plans during a television and failed to win over viewers. 11 candidates had a full hour discussion. she repeatedly lost her cool. o snap polls labeled her the fourth convincing candidate. joh too bigng pronouncements as the trump administration starts reshaping the government. truly an exceptional country and it is clear that something is wrong. jamie dimon who sits on donald trump's business forum aimed at boosting job growth is renowned for his optimism at has been voicing support this year for part of the president's agenda. the un security council will hold an emergency session today after an apparent chemical weapons attack in syria killed 58 people. western leaders have condemned the use of gas on a town blaming forces loyal to damascus. president trump it reprehensible and city cannot be ignored by the civilized world. serious is the guest came from a weapons factory. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 jou

here is juliette saly. juliette: u.s. vice president mike pence has called north korea the most dangerous and urgent threat to peace and security in the asia-pacific region. -- he was addressing military personnel on the uss ronald reagan. theou can rest assured that full range of the united states military capability is dedicated to the protection of japan. japan, you are our friend. you are our ally. and on that foundation, we will face the future together. polling remains tight in the few days before the first round of voting in the french presidential election. one candidate has come up with a novel way to be in more than one place it wants. , jean luc melancho als projected in sever locations. bill gates says he is pleased the u.k. has put job creation at the top of its agenda. he said britain and the world would be worse off without that focus. pleased thatn very and primehancellor minister have said scientific leadership, creating good jobs, having the strength that is fantastic in the u.k. that they are going to w

here's juliette saly. juliette: north korea has conducted another ballistic missile test just a day before the first meeting between chinese president she just paying and donald trump. it fell well short of the exclusive economic zone. the launch was a major provocation, shinzo abe said. bigceo made two pronouncements in his annual message to shareholders as the trump administration starts reshaping the government. the u.s. is truly an exceptional country and it is clear that something is wrong. jamie dimon who sits on donald trump's business forum aimed at boosting job growth is voicing support for parts of the president agenda. the on security council will hold an emergency session today after an apparent chemical tilt 68attack in syria people. western leaders have reported the use of gas on a town blaming forces loyal to damascus. president trump call the reprehensible and said it cannot be ignored by the civilized world. state media said the gas came from a rebel factory. global news 24 hours a day, po

juliette saly has them for us. that story in the united states, moving into the asian session as well. juliette: yes, it certainly did. we saw some weakness coming through in mazda shares today, down by about 4% in the tokyo session. there is also weakness coming through from toshiba. let's get a look at the broader market picture. you have seen some very solid moves through the philippines 1.2%, as we saw foreign inflows coming through into the market, about $12.9 billion. the nikkei under pressure, down by about 1%. a lot of asian markets were closed today. having a look at the other stocks, toshiba down by 9%. oes onontinues its w reports that it may need more financing after chapter 11 was filed last week. but you didn't see some upside, new crest mining up by 3.5%. the other story of the day was the rba leaving the cash rate -- leavinon hold. this yellow line here is household finances, debt to income. it continues to rise. we are also seeing the house price index rising. but at the same time the number of peo

juliette saly has the bloomberg business news.nce, islamic has claimed responsibility for an attack that left one police officer dead and two others injured. the assailant was shot dead last night in paris. the shootings came three days before the first round of voting in one of the most tightly contested presidential elections the country has seen. and at a time when france is still under a state of emergency following a wave of terrorist attacks in the past two years. and the u.s., deutsche bank has been hit with a federal reserve first ager find for failing to ensure traders abide by the volcker rules. the company will pay even more for letting currency desks chat online revealing positions. the simultaneous sanctions totaling almost $150 million. german police have arrested a for carryinguspect out a bomb attack 10 days ago. prosecutors allege the suspect, who has german-russian options on thet team ahead of the blast. the bank of japan's governor has said the central bank will continue with their he accommodative monetary pol

juliette saly with a business flash. a risk on attitude returning to markets. le pen going may the seventh. let's talk about what's going on in france. we are live in paris with instant reaction in a moment. we have jordan rochester joining us. a busy time. what is your instant reaction? we are watching euro yen at 119. what is your reaction to where the process goes from here? lastter: i said to my guys night, if you had macron face flashing on the exit polls, he would be the next president of france. all the polling is in his favor. the second round of markets has become close to a relevant. unless there's a big surprise in the next two weeks, can't rule it out. then i need to price in my ecb normalization trade. i need to think about what's going on in europe. signaling the ecb might is important. manus: let's put up the graphic. we just got a new poll of the timing. sequencing of -- what might have been. the consensus seems to be there will be a shift in rhetoric, and a shift in terms of quantitative easing. do you join that consensus? >> i think in june, t

juliette goodrich with the story you will only see on kpix5. >> reporter: jerry rice, famous for hisning catches, was auctions off one of his autographed footballs at the prince of peace charity event. >> going once, going twice, an it is gone. >> reporter: an event to raise money for children with special needs living in their orphanage in china. the winning bid, $3,500 going to amy fu who was visiting from china and very involved with the orphanage. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the translator: to her, this football is a football of love. it is so meaningful to her. >> reporter: but after a fun filled night of raising money, the football went missing. but the football was caught on camera in the hands of this unknown man who ran off with it. and while jerry rice was kind enough to give amy another autographed football, the prince of peace children's home is just hopeing to get it back. from a fund raising banquet they called share the love. amy says she just wants whoever took that football to return it so she can bring it back to china and show the children at the orphanage. mi

juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> b.a.r.t. plans to spend big bucks to try to crackdown on fare cheats. $800,000 is being set aside for inspectors to hunt them down and keep them honest. it's part of the plan to deal with the $31 million budget deficit. >>> meantime, b.a.r.t. kicked off construction for the new concord station plaza today. you can expect an upgraded parking lot, pedestrian and bike pathways, new benches and landscaping. the plan is to improve customer experience. the project is expected to be completed by summer 2018. >>> sexual assault charges against former 49er ray mcdonald have been dropped after the alleged victim refused to testify. the woman sued mcdonald in civil court and received a settlement of more than $100,000. she told the judge the settlement did not require her to drop the charges. but the case is stressing her out and that she wants to put the 2014 incident behind her. the deputy district attorney issued a statement saying, quote, despite my best efforts to convince the victim to testified, s

. >> reporter: juliette, that's right. civic park here in berkeley once again belongs to the skate borders here in the afternoon. but earlier today, the proud boys sponsored the pro-trump rally. these -- there's almost a script of how thee rallies and counter protests go here in the city of berkeley. we asked the folks taking part if they were intentionally trying to provoke a reaction by bringing a pro-trump message and gathering to the heart of liberal berkeley. isn't that poking the bear to come here -- >> well, it is in a way, but we're not doing it to be gleeful about it or to deliberately upset people who are against us, but we have every right to be here. >> reporter: but you are going to upset people. >> that's their problem. you know, if they have a problem -- you know. they seem to be upset about a lot of things that are completely irrational. we're not -- we don't have an answer for that. if they want to hold a rally where i'm from, they're welcome to do it. we might have people come out and do a counter demonst

[ laughter ] >> it will get better. >> looks great. >> now, this is juliette's idea. that's right. >> we all got the memo. >> i got it. >> and jacqueline your first day here. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> good morning. >> happy to be here. >> it's like an old friend. it's like welcome back to kpix 5. >> cut me teeth here. >> yeah. >> all right. everybody. we do have a little bit of light rain. especially in the south bay as we zero in. clearing downtown san jose around s.a.p. center clearing out but we have rain showers around seven trees mostly cloudy across the bay now where we have some gentle breezes that will increase today. numbers 49 degrees in santa rosa to 59 in oakland. we have the clouds now but later today ampl

juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> school officials in san jose are warning parents about a data breach. might have gotten into the campbell union school district office. the superintendent says officials are trying to determine what information was compromised. but they believe that names, addresses, numbers and gpas were likely viewed. at this point the district doesn't think any student records were altered. san jose police are investigating. >>> another retailer is closing its doors. this time bay area-based bebe is shutting all its doors including this one at valley fair in santa clara. bebe is based in brisbane. it opened its first store in san francisco in 1976. it has 35 other stores here in california with hundreds more across the country. it's losing about $15 million a year. bebe plans to shift its focus to online sales. >>> meantime, peets and uc- berkeley have signed an $8 million 10-year deal. the emeryville coffee giant says it wants to expand its presence on campus and fund new student programs including internships at the company. >>> yelp testing the new delivery robots

and i think both juliette and cedric are right. as juliette said we're actually in a pretty good position there. we're on the verge of helping iraqi forces take back mosul. we were getting to rocka and the mission there is important. that caliphate is gone, and there won't be a -- so keeping the fog s on that is vitally important. and tonight's action does cochicate that mission. and that's why the administration has to be very careful that it doesn't get pulled into some kind of escalation, some kind of mission that really takes our eyes and resources away from the fight against the iloss umic state. whether it's russia compicating the airspace we're fighting against. so tonight's action was the right thing to do, but what we really need to see now is how does it fit into a larger strategy. >> and to avoid what has plagued the u.s. military on many occasions. let's go back to don for more. >> thank you. very interesting panel here. we have a new image on the target taken before tonight's attack. again, these are the pictures comin

kpix 5's juliette goodrich shows us how she did it.s >>> one bay area woman says her ice pop business is booming. it started with an idea to help her sick mother. kpix 5's juliette goodrich shows us how she did it >>> reporter: kim harris and her husband luke have spent countless hours in this kitchen. >> we are in here from 12 to 15 hours and my husband luke usually stays later to clean up and use the filling machine. >> reporter: they are making "fairyella" ice pops similar to otter pops but with an organic twist. how many watermelons and lemons are you buying? >> we buy cases from an organic company. >> reporter: the idea came about when her mother fighting breast cancer was given three months to live. >> so my mom and i totally changed her diet and we started juicing and eating raw foods and she lived a little more than three years. >> reporter: after her mother died, kim discovered freezing the juice concoctions was not only a soothing treat to her little ones who were teething but it was a healthy treat for kids and adults. are w

back with me, david, michael and juliette. isis claimed responsibility right away. it's unusual to hear a claim of responsibility so quickly. does that tell you anything? >> yeah, it tells us a lot. it was an announcement in multiple languages, seemed ready to go once they knew the attack had been done. this means this was an isis directed attack. we say isis inspired, and isis inspired means they knew this was going to happen. they called him the belgian, so they knew who it was. he was under some surveillance by french authorities. so while this was not a high consequence of that, it obviously is a change from the sort of -- what we've gotten used to is the isis inspired, what we call the lone wolf. and suggests that through the communications and various apps they're using, they're still able to communicate with europeans who will then plan these attacks. this is different from the ones we've more recently been talking about. >> mike, according to a source close to the investigation, the suspect in this paris shooting has been identified as a french national. the

so juliette, let hes begin with you.f has seen documents, although in his statement he doesn't justify in any way why devin nunes wanted to break protocol the way that happened. so what does this tell you about the material that schiff may have seen and whether that is the same kind of material that chairman nunes saw? >> well, we don't know because adam schiff was completely dependent on the white house given how badly nunes just did this. i mean, the whole thing is absolutely ridiculous in terms of if it was or we now know it was white house staff who gave nunes the information. so i think what adam schiff is trying to do is reset the house intelligence hearing and put it back into the normal process, which is this is an independent investigation. devin nunes i have to say at this stage was either played or is playing all of us. i'm not quite sure yet and i think paul ryan ought to step in at this stage because if you want the house intelligence committee to work and to function, it cannot do so with nunes. so, i think

. >> juliette, the president is accusing susan rice of a crime. she was a national security adviser. isn't that her job to seek more information? or is it possible that she committed a crime? what you think? >> not from the evidence that we have seen. and this is clearly susan rice's sort of favorite target of many since the benghazi days. she has said she did not leak it. she did not leak it. i should just say that clearly there is plenty of evidence that suggests others had access to the name that we all know that was report monday in "the washington post." but what i will say is how dangerous it is to have a sitting president accuse the former national security adviser with no proof whatsoever and "the new york times" made that clear in the interview with him of an illegal act, a criminal act with no proof. meanwhile, not to remind everyone, we have syria and north korea and china, and actually, real issues of which is not entirely clear what the president means or what his policy is in that regard. and so it's just -- to me, it's more of a sad

. >> what's the option there in terms of strategic messaging, juliette? because one thing you could do is ignore it, to say you are so insignificant, these moves you're making are so insignificant, we're not even going to mention them? that could be a response, or what would the more muscular response be? >> well, to call it like it is. it's not like our silence is stopping russia from doing it and it's not like russia and the united states are the only two countries with an interest here. the air space there -- obviously, canada has an interest, and there is a lot going on in that air space from other countries. so i think a stern statement from us that we are aware of it and that we will continue to scramble aircraft, if necessary, simply to put the russians on notice. but us ignoring it doesn't seem to be stopping the russians. it actually seems to be empowering them. >> also new this morning, very significant news that an american, an egyptian american aid worker is now free and back on u.s. soil after she was held in n an egyptian prison in cairo for

kpix 5's juliette goodrich on the urgent need for volunteers... raindrops on the lens... more of that on the way. let's get more on the timing. roberta gonzales is in for paul deanno this evening. we're learning more about the man who died in a confrontation with fremont police. the coroner now says 24 year old roger perez of orinda was not killed by police... instead, he died of a self-inflicted gunshot. fremont police answered a call for assistance from east bay regional parks police late sunday. they say perez shot at officers and they returned fire... but the coroner says the bullet that killed perez was his own. a setback for a marauding band of dirt bikers in san francisco... police have made an arrest. the man had split off from a group of about a dozen motorcyclists sunday -- trying to flee authorities. but a c-h-p helicopter watched him ditch his bike ... then hide under car at paul avenue and gould. ronet sanidad was taken into custody on multiple charges, including felony reckless driving. his dirt bike was recovered from the bushes and impounded... investigato

. >> i am jewel -- i am brian hackney, i am juliette goodrich. >> protesters started brawling. our cameras caught some of the fights and injuries. 11 people were hurt. kpix 5's christin ayers is live in berkeley where a new video from yesterday's protests have a lot of people upset. >> reporter: videos of the brawls that broke out yesterday have been circulating online but there is one video that is sparking outrage tonight over the actions of a white supremest. >> reporter: of all the fist fights, explosions and bloody brawls that characterized yesterday's protests in berkeley one moment stood out. one woman sucker punched on camera. her fist is extended as well. the video skimmage have gone viral. the man throwing the punch, he live streamed from the propose before the incident -- propose before the incident. we -- protest before the incident. she received threats online. it is unclear whether police are investigating the incident. i reached out to him to see if he had a comment about the video, he has not replied. >> we know his name, what else do we know about him? his back

. >> david and juliette are new converts to narrow boat life and live on theirs part time. >> i think main logistical thing that the boat that i have learned is, and it's a good lesson for life, really s you can't have a deadline. you can't have to be somewhere at 2 p.m. >> life on a narrow boat is nothing new. bargeies as they are known have lived on u.k. canals for centuries. they used to be a rather primitive lifestyle style but sometimes have changed. >> this is, i suppose, the living area. i haven't got a dishwasher and that really sucks because i love a dishwasher. >> you have a washing machine. >> lynnar has lived on her boat and worked in the city for 18 years. >> you look at the canal and it's packed with boats, not a single space. what was it like 18 years ago. >> oh, there was hardly anything 18 years ago. there were boats around but you could travel for a couple of hours and you wouldn't see another boat. >> she owns her own mooring so doesn't mind the company of new boaters. people like andy winter who have been priced off the land but have found a way of life on the wate

. >> i am juliette goodrich. the student fell from building in berkeley. kpix 5's da lin is at the cal campus tonight. >> reporter: the victim was student here at university of california at berkeley. this appears to be a tragic accident where she fell to her death. the woman fell from this third story balcony past midnight. >> definitely sad. not something you expect to happen. >> reporter: friends who stopped by did not want to go on camera, they said it was an accident. she didn't live in the unit. it was her friend's apartment a few blocks away from their school, university of california at berkeley. she and friends were hanging out. they wouldn't say how she fell, they also would not say if they had been drinking at the time. neighbors and students are stunned and saddened by the tragedy. >> just seeing young people pass away is really heart breaking. you don't see the potential they are going to have. >> the railing is 3 feet high. police don't know why or how she fell. the autopsy will show whether or not she had any drugs and alcohol in her system.

and the ski resort is closed for the season but juliette goodrich got a few runs in before it shut down. she sent us this video. she found a group also enjoying the final day of the year. >> other resorts hope to stay open till the 4th of july. squall valley is toying with staying epien through -- open through the end of summer since there is so much snow up there. >>> for us we have a few changes of our own. live at the bay. concord 56. skies clouding up. light rain reported in crescent city. the light rain spreads south as monday progresses. looks like t north bay will get first and then the rest of the bay area stands a chance of a few light showers. it will be a weak from the coming down but plenty cloudy. -- cold front coming down but plenty cloudy. a bull's eye on northern california. future cast shows what is going to happen. clouds. see all that green in the north bay, 1:00 p.m. in the afternoon scattered showers over much of the bay area. and it will be with us through wednesday. we get a few breaks. tuesday will be the same. tuesday another chance of sprinkles as well. unsettl

let's get a first word news update with juliette saly. u.s.ch tillerson and his russian counterpart sergey lavrov at talks in moscow. they did signal that either side onneither side is giving up deepening differences over syria. it has been unclear whether vladimir putin would snub tillerson the in the end, he joined the meeting for more than two hours. >> i expressed the view that the current state of russia-u.s. relations is at the low point. the resent low level of trust between our countries. the world's two foremost nuclear powers cannot have this kind of relationship. president trump he won't brand china a currency manipulator, retreating on a core campaign promise. king an interview with "wall street journal" he said they are not currency manipulators. he also said a strong u.s. dollar is hampering the ability for u.s. firms to compete. u.s. 10 year bond yields slumped after those comments. china's overseas shipments jumped last months for the most in two years. exports rose 15.4% in dollar terms, a one point 3% drop from a month earlie

i'm juliette goodrich. and an i'm brian hackney. the little girl's family is still holding out hope. >> nearly a year ago today nicole fitts body was found here at the park. her daughter, arianna, is still missing. her family says time has passed but emotions are raw. >> it doesn't feel like this is reality. i feel like any day now my sister's going to call me. >> the reality for con tes sa is -- contessa is she will never hear her sister's voice again. this day last year was the last time anyone saw nicole alive. their focus now? finding arianna. >> we're doing everything we can to have this little girl home. >> tonight there may be a break in the case. san francisco police say fbi investigators have seized a vehicle that may be connected to nicole's murder and arianna's disappearance. her family says investigators will test the car for possible dna evidence. >> as unfortunate as it is that these are -- these things are happening, it's great news. >> great news in light of a family tragedy. tonight the fitts family candlelight vigi