"today in the bay's" bob redell is at kelley park.the firefighters say they're seeing conditions we usually see deeper into fire season. >> reporter: yeah, usually not until october and that's why you should never be setting fires obviously but this is particularly dangerous what someone did here at kelley park and people have been setting off those illegal fireworks throughout the bay area. they're saying just don't do it given how dry this brush is. what happened in kelley park overnight between 1:00 and 2:00 a.m. someone intentionally set a number of brushfires, small grass fires, up to eight of them, around the parking lot for the kelley park disk golf course. it did cause dodge to homeless encampments but no one was hurt. the fire department was able to put them out before they grew in size and spread. unusually dry conditions. >> essentially today what we have is fuel moisture content levels that we would typically see in october. this is one of the driest junes that we have on record. and so what that does is it makes it extrao

i'm sara kelley welcome to the program german prosecutors say that the killing of a georgian man in berlin last year was ordered by the russian state the german government says it is taking the prosecutor statement very seriously saying that it may take further steps against moscow over the matter including imposing sanctions the victim was a georgian citizen of chechen ethnicity who fought against russian troops in chechnya he was killed in broad daylight in the german capital last august following the prosecutor statement the russian ambassador to germany has been summoned to the foreign ministry and burlap. and for more on this i'm joined now by roman country ranko from russia service tell us because that the german government is considering what we've heard are quote further steps against moscow over the matter what could that look like well that's a $1000000.00 question 1st it's a complicated case and it took the german prosecutors almost a year to investigate it so now we have the indictment and now with the german government has announced we could consider further steps 1st you have

. ♪ i don't know why >> reporter: hillary scott, charles kelley, and dave haywood have been making musicore than a decade under the name laend antebellum. >> lady this, lady this, two guys and a girl. >> reporter: in this interview from 2011, the trio explains to ben tracy the story behind the name centered around the antebellum homes where they took their first group photos. >> we have it. i was okay. and he goes lady antebellum. >> it's different, right? >> that we sold her on it. >> i was okay, fine. if we are lucky enough to get a record deal, it will probably be the first thing to change. >> we were sure that it would be the first thing to go. >> but it stuck. >> reporter: it stuck for nearly 14 years. >> i can't breathe! >> reporter: but after nationwide protests over racial inequality, the band promptly dropped antebellum from their name and will move forward as lady a. they addressed fans writing we did not take into account the associations that weigh down this word, referring to the period of history before the ervil war which includes ding, our hearts have been stirred with co

kelley. >> the queststion we have e befe us i is whethther or not we''reg to liveen societyy thahat propey is worth more than a black lives, wherere a manan can be kd by thehe state for $ $, or are e going toto have a socieie where evevery life is p precious a and valued, not subjected to degradation or torture or premature death? amy: then president trump tells authorities in washington state -- take back seattle or i will. the mayor of seattle responds by telling trump "make us all safe. go back to your bunker." we will go to the streets of seattle to speak with a citizen journalist who has been livestreaming the uprising and police crackdown. >>t's on they are patrol. the state police are trying t open thearricades. they're putti the pepper spray and t streets. they got me. amy: but first, the united states has become the first country in the world to hit 2 million coronavirus cases. that's more than 25% of the cases worldwide, even though the u.s. has just over 4% of the world's population. we will speak with emergency room doctor, dr. craig spencer. all that andnd more, c coming u. we

enter the complex with sara kelley sweden's unique trust based approach to tackling the coronavirus pandemic project in the strict lockdowns imposed around the world but the policy has come under increasing criticism and for. russia my guest this week is sweden's foreign minister and linda with a death toll much higher than its neighbors as sweden made it deadly our conflicts . in 30 minutes d.w. . innovation. founders valley bianco petroleum needs modern day heroes. humanity on the move in malaysia startup founders help migrant workers assert their basic human rights migrants are key to the country's growth but many have legal status in this change for the next generation. in 60 minutes on t.w. . passionate drama competition while marketing numbers stratospheric power fight that's hard intuition love hate money. fans friends planets fans and friends told to go off on you tube joining us. about this issue when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room. it was hard but as for that. i even got white haired. learning that hit my language head not a lot this hits me and they go but you need

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bill kelley, native of kentucky. went to be a journalist for the associated press. associated press. as i said, he was stationed in a remote region beyond the volga, the edge of siberia. we have at the hoover archives every single letter he wrote, and he wrote every few days, to a colleague in new york. and those letters are, i mean, they are -- they give tremendous insight into what is going on. at times, they are laugh out loud funny as kelly describes what he is seeing. i knew immediately when i found this cache of letters that had not been discovered, i had a character to focus on. in those letters, kelly found little cause for optimism about the caliber of local officials that he had to contend with. he allowed, in one letter, that the men running the kremlin might be ruthlessly efficient, but that was beside the point. "were they all hoovers, they could do little to improve the general situation working through the existing personnel in the provinces." and to bring the matter alive for correspondant, he employs americans points of references. "is the governmen

joining us is stephanie kelley, aberdeen standard investment senior political economist.to say the market blank and it came to these riots and protests and moved on. you can make the argument there are significant second waves for small businesses for reopening in some cities. how should markets be looking at this. stephanie: i think you have to differentiate between the micro and the macro. yes at the local level where protests take place if you have temporary small business closures it can have a local , but the extent of any real macro economic impact would depend on how long they last or how pervasive they are, even though they just started a couple of days ago, and we know the u.s. had protests in the past and they have not tended to affect markets. the way it is likely to hit markets in my view, the market impact is how it will settle the presidential election in terms of law and order versus race relations and black lives matter. what it probably does is increasingly polarizes the responses from democrats versus the administration and makes it harder for trump in t

kelley picks it up right now. . >>> we'll look at whether the market can break out >>> plus work from home worries, the profound impact this new way of life could have, could it lengthen the recession in the near term. >>> the new kid on the block has doubled this month it's a bullish one the analyst behind that call joins us we begin with today's markets. >> kelly, that market vortex of fear and hope that you just referenced is playing out in the market right now right now there are no winners, there are no losers, basically a draw at this point the dow off by about 70 point off the lows-ish, but it's been pretty much range bound. holding right around that 3100 mark, and marginal gains for the nasdaq composite one place, though, that's really standing out and has been for a while here has been the v-shaped recovery we have seen in software stocks. the etf, ticker igb, by the way, this gets a gold star. it hit a record high today >>> the stock of the day not because they did anything really wrong. they beat on the bottom line after the top line reporting results, about you they withdr

i'm marcus washington and here's what's happening now. >> reporter: i'm bob redell outside kelley parkput out several fires, brushfires, that they say were intentionally set overnight. none were able to grow and spread. minor damage to some homeless encampments. no one was hurt, fortunately. the battalion chief says this is really dangerous given that t d. they don't usually see these kinds of conditions until october. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. apple continues its worldwide developers conference. yesterday we saw an update to ios including new widgets that will allow you to see things on your phone without having to open up the app. these will be available for anything iphone 6 or newer. >>> let's get a look at the forecast for you today. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking temperatures and certainly starting out a little foggy there in san francisco. >>> we're seeing the typical june gloom over the city while inland will be all sunny and heating up quickly today. upper 60s in san francisco to 100 degrees in clear lake. for the south bay we'll feel that warmth

rate comes down faster than you expected, does that change the metric for the fed funds forecast >> kelley, indulge me one more i found myself thinking when they said they'll keep rates low to 2022, i found myself wondering whether the criticism that the fed go the when it accelerated and put rates back up higher, criticism across the political spectrum, most notably from the white house, i wonder if that playing into their thinking, well, we're going to signal here we're going to keep the rates doggone low for a long time do you want to jump in on that, mona >> i think jerome powell has been consistent in saying he is not at all suede by what the president or any external party really says. i do really think he's looking at the economy, see the potential softness and keep rates low because of that. you can see a scenario where you're pushed out the risk spectrum, and so that's something to think about, as we move forward as well, if indeed the fed and some of these consensus forecasts come to fruition i will say we've gotten one strong jobs report and with you data point does not make a t

kelley picks it up right now. . >>> we'll look at whether the market can break out >>> plus work fromrries, the profound impact this new way of life could have, could it lengthen the recession in the near term. >>> the new kid on the block has doubled this month it's a bullish one the analyst behind that call joins us we bin

gibbs wealth management president erin gibbs is here along with leo kelley and haverford trust advise r. thank you for being here. cheap money is going to be around for a long time. surely the markets like that. the fed says it will do anything in its power to make sure that there's enough credit flowing to households and businesses. got to be good for the markets. right? >> absolutely. this is really reassuring. what's actually concerning is we are looking at them saying they are going to keep interest rates low through 2022 and we really have been talking only about a recession lasting until 2021. i think that's a bit of a reassurance that we are looking at, credit open to the markets for several years to come. that's reassurance particularly for smaller and midsized companies. ashley: you know, hank, the fed chairman used the word uncertainty a lot. understandably because we don't know what's going to happen. he called the may jobs report, you know, it's just one report, it's not a trend. what did you make of their forecast? overoptimistic or maybe not so? maybe a bit pessimistic?.

hello, kelley? >> hello. i'm kelley. i teach second grade, and i'm here to uncourage, just like everybody else, to delay this vote. i've been teaching at san francisco unified school district for a few years. i look at the furloughs at privatized child care. that is not equitable for our families. we are allowing the families to figure out their own way to deal with their children for the days that we don't come to school. regarding the cuts to the parent liaisons, i just want to speak to the specific spring with covid, and i want to say that our parent liaison, miss natalie was working overtime, calling the families that did not have internet, figuring out how to get them devices, food, all of the resources. i haven't talked to her about all of these positions being cut, but i couldn't imagine the insult to injury after really feeling successful and being liaisons to the community, to get that many positions cut. and lastly for the paraeducators that are in sfusd, we have a lot of teachers, especially at my school, we h

we have general kelley cosigning and secretary mat disindictment of donald trump where he basically comparesiveness to the nazi objectives of division. talk about this moment with the u.s. military for donald trump with our chommander in chief? >> the feeling is the retired four-star officers to defend the integrity of the institution. the armed forces of the united states to defend their honor. the united states military is an apolitical institution. that is essential. united states military serves the nation. it's not the private militia of attorney general barr who is acting like he is the interior minister of some thug ocrasy. military serves the nation and its members swear on oath to defend the constitution of the united states. so donald trump has precipitated the greatest crises since military relations in a very, very long time, make going back to truman and macarthur but its much more serious now because what donald trump has threatened to do is turn the most lethal combat force in history against the people it's dedicated to serve, breaking the bonds of affection between the ameri

kelley, what do you think? >> madam chair, i was thinking of, like, a report or something that we could see, so it would be sort of like a report, i guess. >> yes, i understand. i wasn't reflecting to what your statement was. no, i was just talking about we could not really discuss this now because it's not on the agenda, but that doesn't mean that we can't start something that we can discuss the next meeting, so i'm turning to you, mr. kelly, in terms of is this something that a.g.m. ellis would start to put together? >> yes. i think this is something that i would personally be involved with, and i hope that it will be something that a whole bunch of folks will participate in. we recognize the things that we've done, but we need to talk about what else we can do. and i just wanted to get back on it because, you know, to have meaningful change, it will take time to understand what the changes you need to make that are meaningful. so we can start the dialogue, and then, when we agendize it, we can have a deeper

let's bring in our market panel, david kelley among with mark mahaney.orning. >> david, the american story illustrates the market's overall struggle with weighing safety and reopening. weighing safety and profits. what does it say >> absolutely. i used to be very familiar with the airline industry i think that what it says is the airlines are trying to do this a lot of businesses are trying to do this, but will they fill the seats? i don't think it's safe sitting in the middle seat on a transcontinental flight for five hours beside somebody. i don't think it works unless i'm missing somebody. i think that's the clem ma the economics say they have to fill the planes, but the reality is the flying public and also businesses with people traveling are not going to feel comfortable with a lot of proth protocols. a lot of businesses are going to have to do more, increasing costs if they're going to get people to use their services in a pandemic environment we're not in a post pandemic world yet. we're very much in the midst of this pandemic. >> is it your view

gary kelley, wow, look at that horse. >> yeah. pretty incredible. jim, we'll see you tonight mad money, of course, as always, 6:00 p.m. eastern time jim has a great show this evening. in the meantime, welcome to "squawk on the street. i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and sara eisen coming to you live from separate locations. snap is trying to hold 1304 -- 3120 jobless claims, the lowest in ten weeks. still above 1 million at 1.8 lagarde, the press are going big, maybe even bigger than some expected >> the first place you see that is in the italian bond market where it was sort of quasi bailout for italy. she did manage to vise in terms of a bigger baa zook ka than was expected there's the italian ten-year yield this morning stocks holding onto recent gains. mixed. let's talk about that right now. joining us in this discussion by phone brent schutte, northwestern mutual, and oksana aranov. the mixed data is not great ahead of tomorrow's jobs report. and the stimulus appears to be great. is that driving the market here? >> i think the data is bad

that, but one other thing i might mention, and this is in appreciation to city administrator naomi kelley, that we have had some conversations with city departments, including city administrator about potentially partnering to have access to potentially underused city owned spaces to potentially reduce the numbers of students occupying space at a single time, so those two are at the beginning stages, but i did want to mention that we're working in close partnership with the city administrator and a number of other colleagues and city departments. >> supervisor fewer: sure, because i actually think that the digital learning -- i can see in high school, middle school, even, but the k through 2, actually, population, is somewhat super worrisome, just because that learning line, and once they get behind at that age, kids don't catch up. i thought we could be utilizing some of our school's property to help engage them and close that gap. >> if i might add, sorry to extend this, but in case this wasn't mentioned before, we are planning to have -- and i know this may be -- add some tension to wh

that, but one other thing i might mention, and this is in appreciation to city administrator naomi kelley, that we have had some conversations with city departments, including city administrator about potentially partnering to have access to potentially underused city owned spaces to potentially reduce the numbers of students occupying space at a single time, so those two are at the beginning stages, but i did want to mention that we're working in close partnership with the city administrator and a number of other colleagues and city departments. >> supervisor fewer: sure, because i actually think that the digital learning -- i can see in high school, middle school, even, but the k through 2, actually, population, is somewhat super worrisome, just because that learning line, and once they get behind at that age, kids don't catch up. i thought we could be utilizing some of our school's property to help engage them and close that gap. >> if i might add, sorry to extend this, but in case this wasn't mentioned before, we are planning to have -- and i know this may be -- add some tension to wh

the kelley family.would like to sign up, head toal roker. hi, al. >> hey, guys. how are you? today.com/mytodayplaza let's go to one more smiling face al roker hi, al >> hey, guys how are you? can't wait to share these recipes with you but in the meantime, let's lentt 7-eleven come on. put thought in this. strong storms friday we're looking at wet weather into the mid-plains. heavy rain through florida and looks wet in the east on friday and saturday. hot and humid through the gulf hot and dry through the southwest. rain moves into the pacific northwest. and on father's day, sunday, sunday, very warm in the northeast and new england. we're looking at a heat wave out west scattered showers and thunde >>> and the hot weather has made it. >> we can't wait for what you've got coming up. meantime, you've got an important story to share >> the coronavirus has presented a lot of families with challenges but families of adult children who have developmental challenges, they've had difficult choices about their c