=laura/2shot= and i'm laura garcia cannon. ==laura/vo== back open - but looking a little different. this morning, for the first time, drivers are experiencing the new and improved doyle drive. crews finished up work - eight hours ahead of schedule. ==sam/boxes== today in the bay's stephanie chaung is live in san francisco. and steph - how does it look? stephanie/live tunnels two . >> reporter: you can see the traffic. tunnels here, two brand new ones. take a look from inside this tunnel where you this straight from covers the lanes are wider. crews worked fast and safely. >> even. >> reporter: construction crews worked nonstop. drivers listened to workers. coming up in in just a few minutes. ==laura/anim== but first, a developing story overseas: ==laura/vo== 23 people are dead and 19 others are injured after the ceiling of a military barracks collapsed in siberia early this morning. after hours of searching - rescuers recovered the bodies of russian airborn troops trapped under the debris. this happened at a training center in omsk. a defense ministry spokesman said the building was

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laura: thank you for joining me.exican authorities have released cctv pictures showing the most wanted drug lord in his prison cell moments before escaping. the footage shows joachim -- joaquin guzman pacing before disappearing in a tunnel in the shower. there is a massive manhunt. a german court sentenced oskar groening to four years in prison. he is 94. he was the bookkeeper of auschwitz. in court a former prisoner embraced the former ss guard to free herself and for gave him. >> she was a survivor of auschwitz, and the experiments of joseph mango laid. >> tract number one and track number two. it was calledelection platform. she has built a small holocaust museum and her adopted home in medical america. she gave evidence in oskar groening's trial. >> if they want to use him as an example, fine. i asked him to be sentenced to community service, which he could do lecturing to young people who need to know about what happened. a former not to guard from auschwitz could give them a lot of information. they would be a

laura: do you worry the u.s.as invested too much to walk away even if it is a bad deal ultimately? >> i do not think the u.s. should walk away. i think the status quo is serving our interests. iran has rose and most of their nuclear activities and sanctions are in place. i think it would be a mistake to walk away. we should be comfortable extending the negotiations for weeks and months. the pressure is on iran, not the united states. laura: thank you for joining us. still to come on tonight's program, fans rejoice as the first chapter of harper lee's classic is made public. a court in thailand has been told that vital dna cannot be retested in the trial of 2 burmese men accused of murdering two british back packers. jenna fischer has the report. >> we're no closer to finding out what happened to hannah and david. the prosecution began its case with witnesses explaining how they found the backpackers dead on a beach last september. graphic pictures of hannah's battered body was shown in court. her father was seate

laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. investigation underway over whether these missing -- these pieces of play are from mh 370. we will tell you about the frozen primordial soup has scientists excited. and built by the nazis, this should has been part of the u.s. coast guard for decades. why one german was quite surprised. >> i looked down and there was my ship. i knew immediately that was my ship. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. it has been 16 months flight mh370 disappeared without a trace. investigators are looking at a debris that has washed up on the indian ocean. the airplane left kuala lumpur bound for beijing. jonathan head sent this report from the malaysian capital. jonathan: it isn't much good a piece of a wink less than three meters long encrusted with barnacles. and the tattered remains of the suitcase. yet more than 500 days after the disappearance of flight mh370 these might be the first clues to the greatest of aviation mysteries. >> it was very win

laura: philip crowther reporting from washington. as you have been hearing israel's prime minister has been one of the most vocal critics of the deal with iran could tension netanyahu says that the whole world -- benjamin netanyahu says the whole world, not just israel, is at greater risk. pm netanyahu: the world is a much more dangerous place today than it was yesterday. the leading international powers have that our collective future on a deal with a formal sponsor of international terrorism. they have gambled that intent years time iran's terrorist regime will change while removing any incentive for it to do so. laura: joining me on the light is israel's former finance minister also head of the centrist party. thank you for joining us on "france 24." you said prime minister netanyahu should resign over his failure to stop this deal. it is hard to see what more he could have done. what would you have done differently. mr. lapid: excuse me, but i will not criticize in english on international media israeli prime minister. when he sa

laura: this is "bbc world news america" reporting from washington, i'm laura trevelyan. tricky lunches attacks against -- turkey calls for attacks against pkk and islamic state. the painful testament from women in the u.k. and longing for the summer vacation, more americans are letting the days off go to waste. the question is why. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. tomorrow nato will hold an emergency meeting to discuss security at turkey's request. it comes days after ankara decided to step up efforts against the so-called islamic state. at the same time, turkey is also cracking down on kurdish rebels known as the pkk. the state department described the timing as a coincidence. reporter: with precision, they strike. turkish jets targeting pkk turkish rebels in iraq. it is part of turkey's two-pronged military action against the pkk and the so-called islamic state. a twin threat that has prompted ankara to summon a meeting in brussels on tuesday. >> we expect solidarity and support from our allies. and daesh is our common e

laura: it will be watertight. there's no reason to go through this negotiation for the deal to fall apart in six months or a year. this has to be a deal that even the naysayers would have a difficult time in doing. laura: how about four iran? the whole question of sanctions lifted. how key is it being lifted quickly? guest: i think it's important to the iranian president and foreign ministers and those iranians who want to give momentum to political change in iran. it's important this change comes quickly and it's seen as a victory, that engaging with america pays dividends quickly. otherwise the naysayer will say it's futile to negotiate and you're not going to get anything out of the united eights by negotiating and we have given way too much and haven't got enough in return. laura: thank you very much. later this month, president obama will become the third sitting u.s. president to visit ethiopia. right now, major development are taking place there. it comes 30 years after the live aid charity concert drew att

laura: horrifying.orrow are series on human trafficking continues with a report from the united states where the fbi says child exploitation is at near academic -- near epidemic levels. scientists have identified the remains of four of the earliest leaders of the jamestown settlement. they were found at the same church where pocahontas marry john rolfe -- married john rolfe. they were so poorly preserved it has taken two years to work out who they belong to. dana o'brien has the details. -- jane o'brien has the details. jane: these are the remains of four men now known to be the lost leaders of jamestown. doug owsley led the friends of teen searched for clues in the bones. >> it requires patience and persistence. if you just let them know, they will whisper to you little clues . they will tell their story. jane:most significantly, high traces of letter -- of lead were found. >> you would receive exposure from it in england. from a high status household, you would have greater exposure because it comes f

laura: thank you for being on.he so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for attacks on the sinai peninsula in egypt. they have killed soldiers and left many wounded. this took place in five check points and were carried out by 70 militants. an african-american church, once targeted by the ku klux klan, has again been destroyed in a fire. this is the latest in a blaze of fact urges across the southern u.s.. they're determining the cause of the fire in greeleyville, south carolina, but they are finding suggestions that it was not arson. the bodies of 8 of the british tourists killed last friday in tunisia have been flown back to the u.k. a military transport air plane landed in oxfordshire. the official number of those killed has risen to 27. you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, combating poverty. where goals set at the turn-of-the-century are being met. saving the lives of hundreds of jewish children have -- this is in the run-up to the second world war in which an estimated 6 million

laura: that is a possibility. former advisor to president obama warranted that iran can build as big of a nuclear program as they like. what is to stop them from building a nuclear program then? ben:15 years of stock via limitations and limitations on their program, that iran is permanently prohibited from having a weaponization of the peaceful nuclear program because of the transparency regime. we would have a better capability to detect if iran violated international obligations and sought to weaponize its program. we would have the same options available 15, 20 years from now that we would today with a stronger transparency and verification regime. laura: you are seeing the leader gloating, saying the sanctions are lifted and a rich iran will be able to stand by allies. can you stop iran from sending funds to hezbollah? ben:we obviously seeks to prohibit the iranian support of hezbollah. that is something that has been ongoing under the sanctions, but this deal is about the nuclear issue. iran does engage in su

=laura/2shot= and i'm laura garcia cannon. ==laura/vo== back open - but looking a little different.s morning, for the first time, drivers are experiencing the new and improved doyle drive. crews finished up work - eight hours ahead of schedule. ==sam/boxes== today in the bay's stephanie chaung is live in san francisco. and steph - how does it look? stephanie/live tunnels two . >> reporter: you can see the traffic. tunnels here, two brand new

laura: thanks for joining us. can the olympic flame be kept alive, or will it only be autocracies and dictators who want to hold the games? we shall see. that brings today's broadcast to a close, but you can find much more on our website. to reach me and all the bbc team just go to twitter. we are all there. from all of us at "world news america," thanks for watching. have a great weekend. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected need. sony pictures classics. now presenting "a rational man," and mufg. >> they say the oldest trees bear the sweetest fruit. at mufg, we have believed in nurturing banking relationships for centuries, because strong financial partnerships are best cultivated for the years to come, giving your company the resources and stability to thrive. mufg -- we build relationships that build the world.

laura: the u.n. agency set up nearly 60 years ago to support palestinian refugees -- we had been hoping to speak to the group that she is back with us. good to know. operates schools and other facilities in gaza. a spokesman for the group joins me on the line. something like 100,000 buildings were destroyed in this conflict in gaza and none have been rebuilt. why is it taking so long and how long can people be expected to live literally among the rubble? chris: restrictions on the building materials that go into gaza, that is one problem. secondly the donor community while having been very generous, has not been generous enough. a $120 million program for rebuilding gaza. we had to extend that program because there was a shortfall of a hundred $85 million. lastly, the unity among palestinian factions means that the building has been slow. it is a matter of international shame that people of gaza i like wishing amid the ruins of what was once their homes. laura: because there was $5 billion in foreign

=laura/2-shot= and i'm laura >>> it's 4:30. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to on this thursday morning. let's check the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. good morning. >> good morning, sam and laura. we start out with low clouds and some mist and drizzle as you walk out the door. it's it in the lower 60s across most of the bay area, although san francisco at 59 degrees. as we go into the afternoon we'll see a slight chance of some rain moving in in some spots, especially the north bay, and the rest of us we will see those low clouds. look at how cool these temperatures will be this afternoon. yeah, this is the high temperature, 74 degrees in the south bay, peninsula 73 degrees and the east bay 70. while san francisco makes it up to 65. there will be a chance of some rain for the north bay. looking now at the radar we see there have been some lightning strikes up around ukiah. also a chance of showers for the rest of the bay later on this afternoon. i will have details on that coming up a little bit later. let's check in now with mike. >>> we

laura: meabh, thank you very much indeed. for analysis of the deal with greece, i am joined by ronald freeman from the atlantic council. thanks for joining us on "france 24." the greeks will now swallow more austerity. lenders will have to wait longer to get their money back. who conceded more in these talks, in your view? ronald: there has been really no concession by the lenders good all they did was produce a statement with a lot of conditions precedent in it and they continued the drip feed to greece, which will not suffice to get their economy going again. what greece needs his growth -- more consumption, where exports, more investment, and the greeks are too impoverished providers things. if they really want to see a show of solidarity among european countries, which is what the eu is all about, let angela merkel and present a lot encourage the country and take summer holidays in greece, by more greek run next, encourage the country corporations to invest in greece, country badly in need of not more austerity, but more

>> laura. >> luke and? >> laura. >> luke and laura. >> reporter: their wedding drew some 30 million viewers, solidifying its place in tv history. by comparison, prince william and kate's wedding had just 23 million. >> the wedding of luke and laura was certainly the biggest event in soap opera history. elizabeth taylor was such a fan of this couple that she requested to be a guest at the wedding. >> reporter: but now after a record eight best actor emmys and quite a few different hairstyles actor tony geary is walking away. >> you were a fan. >> big fan. >> part of you is dying inside that luke is leaving? a small part of you. >> yeah. a little bit. yeah. it's not broken but it's getting there. >> reporter: geary isn't being fired. there's no scandal, no hard feelings. he just feels the time is right to say good-bye to port charles. >> i'm leaving port charles, sonny. >> reporter: we won't spoil the ending for his fans. instead we'll say that all good things must come to an end. and luke spencer was a good

i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm sam brock. breaking news to bring you or new developments, a potential breakthrough with iran. a landmark nuclear agreement reached abroad a short time ago in vienna. iran and the six western nations negotiated that deal, announced the agreement. economic sanctions would be lifted in return for iran curbing its nuclear program, and making its sites accessible to inspectors that deal caps more than a decade of negotiations. some believe it may transform the militants east. tracie potts is following developments. she'll have a live report in 30 minutes. >>> happening today, some of the strictest safety regulations in the state of california up for debate in berkeley, this following last month's deadly balcony collapse. >> kris sanchez has more on what the new balcony construction proposals are. welcome back, kris. >> thank you very much. this is the berkeley city council talking about changing policy, but also in actual construction, which means they want to hold not only the builders responsible,

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are following breaking news this morning, a couple of stories to tell you about. first at least 36 people are dead after a ferry capsized off the coast of the philippines. crews rescued more than 100 people from the waters. another 19 are missing this morning. survivors say the bow of the ferry suddenly rose from the waters before it filled over on one side and began to sink. there were heavy waves at the time the boat went down. >>> a scary scene whack home now and also breaking news. more than 5,000 people told to get out of their homes in tennessee after a train carrying dangerous chemicals derailed. that train jumped the tracks just after midnight south of knoxville. the chemicals caught fire sending toxic gas spewing into the area. seven officers were rushed to the hospital after taking in the fumes from the fire.

laura bassett in their ranks. >> horrible moment obviously for laura.d the teammates by their reaction. every member of my group is devastated when that ball went over the line. we were devastate ed but our first point of call is look after your own. laura is one of us. she's one of our team. we get around her, console her, cry and tell her how proud we are of her. without her we wouldn't be in the semi final. >> it's not the end for england. they don't go on the plane home just yet. they are in edmonton for a few more days because they are going to be preparing for their next match against germany and the winner of that match will go to get third place here at the women's world cup. >> a lot of teammates were saying laura bassett wears her heart on her sleeve. she seemed unconsolable after that own goal. hopeful live she able to pull it together. with japan taking on the nus sunday's final, what can we expect? >> yeah this will be another huge final. in fact errol, this is a rematch of the 2011 final. japan, of course won that. they are now the reignin

laura: we have 170 vehicles here. the court and a really great campaign called "the limit" mark: #feel wimbledon. laura: we have people with sensors and wearable tech. on a day like today, with so many big matches, the tension is going to be great. the excitement. and we are measuring the emotions. mark: how does that benefit jaguar using this technology? how does it benefit your brand? laura: it says a lot about our brand as a technology brand. technology in the vehicles. it is another expression of that. mark: another expression of feeling wimbledon was a great instance that has gone viral. john mcenroe picking up a couple of tourists, wimbledon lovers in the car. talk us through what happened. this is had 300,000 viewers already. laura: john macro was in a jaguar x.e., and he picked up to fans on their way to wimbledon. and he said he would drop them off. they had no idea. when he got in the car, they were really shocked. once they got over the shock, a great conversation about the matches which is excellent. mark:

i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm sam brock.breaking news to bring you or new developments, a potential breakthrough with iran. a landmark nuclear agreement reached abroad a short time ago in vienna. iran and the six western nations negotiated that deal, announced the agreement. economic sanctions would be lifted in return for iran curbing its nuclear program, and making its sites accessible to into

yes, sam and laura. within the past hour and a half, mankind sent a spacecraft within spinning distance, cosmically speaking, to the outer-most planet in our solar system. hence you had this scene at the new horizons missions control earlier while you were sleeping. you can see a room full of scientists counting down as the new horizons spacecraft came the closest it would ever get to the planet, the dwarf planet of pluto. cheers erupted in the crowd. scientists from nasa ames here in mountain view involved in this very historic mission. that was a critical moment in the mission. that's when the spacecraft was just 7,800 miles away from pluto, the closest it will ever get, traveling at 30,000 miles an hour, and 30 minutes to take pictures of the surface and its largest moon. also chemical readings before speeding past. new horizons left earth nine years ago on a journey that has taken it 3 billion miles plus. on thursday, sent back these images of pluto. it shows a planet unexpectedly peach in color and

>> what was special about luke and laura?lationship between luke and laura was always very real. >> reporter: their lavish on-screen wedding in 1981, 30 million people tuning in. the highest audience in daytime television history. but their epic romance begins in a disturbing place when a young luke sexually assaults laura. >> do you think that would fly today? >> not the way it was initially sold. i don't think so. >> why did their relationship end? >> if you look at the way it started it was fated to end badly in itself. you can't just have them go off into the sunset together. >> reporter: now just in time to see him off, jeannie francis returning to the series as laura. >> i don't regret our life together. not for an instant. >> reporter: geary's current on-screen love interest is tracy quartermain played by jane elliot. >> i was the lucky one. >> tracy can't see her life without him, jane can't see her life without him. >> reporter: geary is looking to his next chapter, moving to amsterdam full-time. life without luke pe

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we have new details to bring you this morning on a violent home invasion robbery in the south bay overnight. this morning police say all four suspects are in custody after a lengthy search. >>> "today in the bay" bob redell live at police headquarters to explain how officers moved in to make those arrest ares. >> reporter: san jose police rounded up the last of the suspects about four hours ago after locking down and setting up a perimeter in this neighborhood in east san jose, not far from mount pleasant high school. it was around 7:30 last night, four men at least one of them armed with a gun, broke into a house on harvest drive. police are calling it a home invasion style robbery. they ransacked the house, assaulted a man who lives there, possibly slashing him with a knife or another sharp object, his condition unknown. the four suspects then fled with the man's money but did not get far. officers arrested two of them right away outside the house, the other two hopped the fence, id

laura keller covers distressed debt, and she joins me in studio.s feeling the pain of most right now? laura: these are a lot of freshman buyers. they have other credit businesses. blackstone group has a large one capital.o fortress buys a lot of distress debt, as well. mark: tell us how this has been shaking out over the past couple of months. lot fromis is coming a commodities. there are a lot of sectors in distress right now that are not helping investors who primarily due investments in this area. but we are seeing iron ore, coal, and oil prices keep falling as we go -- keep falling, and all of the bonds tied to these companies are not doing well. mark: what are these couple's doing? how can they stop the bleeding? laura: i am not sure that they can. is aommodity producer price taker. it is an investor trying to figure out which bond is priced in a good way in they can get return on their investment. cane is not much companies do. mark: you mentioned the investors. are they taking a that? laura: some of them are. we have not identified a lot of

>> laura. efb says luke and laura. >> it's the end of an era of soap opera.spital." he made his last appearance. >> he's left before. i wonder if this is it. >> he said he's done and wants to be off. he's been on for almost four decades. did you watch the wedding? >> luke and laura. when they got married everyone was riveted. it was a whole thing. people were into it. if you look at the sheer numbers, 30 million viewers watched this scene, luke and laura get married. that's the highest rated show in american soap opera. to compare toyota the royal wedding of william and kate 23 million watched william and kate. 30 million watched luke and laura, the fake couple. >> there was nothing else on. there weren't 6,000 channels then. >> christopher cross sang the song. >> let's listen. this is "think of laura." ♪ ♪ when you think of laura ♪ ♪ i know she'd want it that way ♪ >> i miss christopher cross. >> he sang it for laura. luke and laura. ♪ sailing takes me away ♪ >> don't take my moment. >> i don't miss any of that stuff. but i miss chris cross. he dm'd me and s

>> laura.ra, it's in their vernacular. >> it's in the end of an era -- the end of a soap opera era. luke, anthony geary, is leaving "general hospital." >> he's already left it before. i wonder if this is it or it. >> well, he's 68 and he said he's done and he wants to be off. he said -- it was his choice, he's been on for almost four decades. did you watch the wedding? i don't remember. luke and laura -- when luke and laura got married everyone was riveted and it was a whole thing and people were so into it. and if you look at the shear numbers 30 million viewers watched this scene, luke and laura get married. that's the highest-rated show in american soap operas. just to compare it to the royal wedding of william and kate, 23 million watched william and kate. 23 million watched william and kate and 30 million watched luke and laura, the fake couple. >> there was nothing else on! there weren't 6,000 channels then. >> christopher cross sang the song. >> this is a great song. >> this is "think of

laura, one vary big name here's john paulson. laura: yeah, sort of a newcomer. canyon sorrows, these big hedge funds coming in and really try to get a deal together. betty: what are they proposing here? laura: what they want is additional equity. the parentquity at and equity at a subsidiary as well. they just want more. the deadline is coming up here in court. in the bankruptcy case is actually going to rule whether these other creditors will cut losses against the parent company. and will rather that can continue other rest of the company goes bankrupt. we have some momentum here, some agreement, consent. the judge may say i will allow those lawsuits to stop, at least for a while, you can continue negotiating. betty: how influential is paulson leading this charge among creditors? laura: there have been other situations where they decided to help out apollo either by deleveraging are converting debt to equity. so they are pretty influential in this situation. betty: what about caesars itself? how is it operating right now? laura: they need to get some kind of d

laura: paulson has signed on. others have not agreed.s did soros and paulson wind up taking? laura: they could make sure that the parent does not go into bankruptcy. essentially the bankrupt unit is already in bankruptcy, but the parent is trying to get out. once they get out from these equity holders, they will reach the benefits. what do the holdouts do? laura: tomorrow they have a big date coming up. it remains to be seen. do we like this plan? is it enough? are there convertible notes that they did not have before? what it might be enough for them to sign on to it. the big haircut is like getting $.30 back, that would be a windfall. of a monkey off their back in that way. thank you, laura, we appreciate the insight into caesars. coming up, republican presidential field has 60, count them, 60 entrance in the race. inlatest -- 16 entrants the race. the latest to join is john kasich. ♪ alix: time now for look at the market. we are just a few minutes before the closing bell. we want to head over to julie hyman for the latest. julie: we t

>> laura. >> luke and laura. >> reporter: their wedding drew some 3 million viewers solidifying their kate's wed hg just ing had just 23 million. >> wedding of luke and lawyerate biggest event in daytime history. elizabeth taylor was such a big fan she requested to be i guest at the wedding. >> reporter: but after eight best actor emmys and quite a few different hairstyles actor tony geary is walking away. >> you were a fan. >> big fan. >> part of you is dying inside that luke is leaving. a small part of you. >> a little bit. it's not broken but it's getting there. >> reporter: geary isn't being fired. there's no scandal, no hard feelings. he just feels the time is right to say good-bye to port charles. >> i'm leaving port charles, sonny. >> reporter: we won't spoil the ending for his fans. instead we'll say that all good things must come to an end and luke spencer was a good thing for daytime tv. jenna wolfe, nbc news, new york. >>> that will do it for us on this monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of u >>> the death of bobbi bobbi kristina brown, how the family said good-bye. >>>

laura: mutual funds will be shy to go in. people who are interested in buying are people who look at recoveries and figure out a distress play. they can say, based on this probability i think i will get back this kind of recovery. olivia: what is the role for the federal government? laura: they could guarantee the debt, i think the biggest question we are seeing is congress coming in and saying, let's look at this and see if we want to do a chapter nine. and investors want to know if he should do a super chapter nine. it would allow puerto rico to do more than states are allowed to do in a gutsy court -- bankruptcy court. olivia: we will have you back on in the next couple of days, the story is not going away. pimm: we will be staying on order to go ahead. democratic senator richard blumenthal is pushing for a bankruptcy option for the commonwealth. backs the justice department probe into possible it airline industry collusion. olivia: you do not want to miss that interview, state right here. ♪ ♪ .livia: good afternoon i am o

=laura/2-shot= and i'm laura >>> it's 4:30. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon.s to get to on this thursday morning. let's check the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. good morning. >> good morning sam and laura. we start out with low clouds and some mist and drizzle a

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we start with new details on the deadly san francisco pier shooting. the gun used by the suspect was stolen by a federal agent. just not clear by whom. >> the suspected gunman pleaded not guilty to murder yesterday in court. today in the bay's stephanie chuang live in the newsroom. the question is how did the gun get into the suspect's hands? >> that's right, laura and sam. that remains unclear. law enforcement sources close to the investigation say that, yes, that gun was stolen from a federal agent's car. what is still unknown is whether the accused killer himself stole the gun. now, lopez sanchez had told multiple reporters that he found that gun wrapped in either a towel or a t-shirt near a bench. the mexican national who has been deported five times was released from san francisco county jail in april after charges of marijuana sales were dropped. in san francisco sanctuary law adopted in 1989 and made more stringent two years ago, meant immigration officials were not notified wh

scott and laura?f >> and of course to track the weather in your neighborhood i ne head to nbcbayarea.com or arolin download or free nbc area app. >>> on the contentious fight to remove the confederate battle flag. the governor will sign the big this afternoon and that flag i will come down tomorrow.after early this morning lawmakers voted 94-20 to remove it. that's more than the two thirds needed, but it came after a handful of lawmakers mounted a tenacious last stand. >> i cannot believe that we do not have the heart in this body to do something meaningful such as take a symbol off these grounds on friday! sfoinchts that woman who voted to take the flag down is a got a descendant of confederate president jefferson davis, who got a standing ovation. that bill is now on the desk of governor nikki haley who says she will sign it into law. ide >>> two are on the run after a spit home invasion ended in gunfire. the man living inside the home his was shot in the back. he's now in critical condition. in fac

laura: you would hope so. company that took $1.3 billion as a dividend that went to the shareholders, the private equity firm that holds -- owns some of it. exactly, are you going to be trying to get that back --i would think so. matt: great story. congratulations. number one on the terminal. big deal. laura: thank you. matt: laura keller. we'll take a break on bloomberg market day. stay with us for more on janet yellen. we'll go back to the senate panel and hear her getting grilled. chair yellen: we have seen despite the soft patch of economic activity in the first quarter, that the labor market has continued to show progress toward our objective, maximum employment. ♪ matt: it is noon and san francisco, 3:00 p.m. in new york, 3:00 a.m. and hong kong. >> we have breaking news for you. julie: this has to do with the telecom industry. the dish network talks required t-mobile u.s. -- they have stalled over concerns related to the valuation and structure. this story coming from bloomberg news. this calls into que

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. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to on this this friday. let's first check that forecast with meteorologist kari hall. good morning. >> we wake up with temperatures in the lower 60s, a few clouds here and there and it will be a warm day, but not as hot and it was where he had. great news and we get ready to start out the weekend. 82 degrees the high today in the peninsula, south bay 88 degrees and east bay 77. while we do see those highs in the low 90s in the tri-valley, san francisco reaching 70 degrees, north bay 82 degrees. once again still hot in spots but we may be ending the weekend with, get this, some rain. i will have more on that coming up in the microclimate forecast. good morning, mike. >>> good morning. going from the 90s to rain, let's see what's going on on the roads flts in oakland we have a slower drive northbound, just north of high street, these folks make that bend, they're going north into a construction zone. flashing light you can see that. look at your map. that's the area for slowing for the nimitz freeway where the