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leslie: you would think that beaches are open as usual. hundreds of people on the beach behind me here making the most of the sea and the brilliant storm surge. the waves the surfers are using. in the last hour, the hurricane has been downgraded to a cyclone one category but that does not imply those winds are not going to be dangerous. are still looking in excess of 100 mile-per-hour winds bhout the autties here are talking abouthe rain. the rain seems to be the main issue. heavy tain goingo fall. the big island has already had the storm come in, 30 inches o rain there. if it hits some of the mountainouresas of oahu further north, they could look at 40 inches and the chances are of serious lands adend flash flooding and as the pacific hurricane center cled it, catastrophic, life-threateninhg flloods. >> what is the plan for those there at the moment? presumably they're not going to be on the beach forever. they've good to to tak shelter somewhere. leslie: yesterday at 4:00, the state authorities decided to test the tsunami alert. yesterda

leslie? >> reporter: that's right, dan and kristen, this bart parking lot, any land that bart owns within a half-mile radius of its stations could be turned into affordable housing. it's a contentious debate. affordable housing or allowing cities to retain their power to control their zoning? ab-2923 would empower the bart board to adopt new transit oriented zoning standards for each of their stations. parcels owned by bart within a half-mile radius of stations could be developed for housing, and local jurisdictions would have to conform to new bart zoning standards. tim grayson co-authored the bill. >> it's past time for our cities to come to the table with real solutions for housing, whether they consider -- transit -- affordable housing development. >> i don't think bart is in that business at all. >> reporter: you get a tidal wave of opposition if you talk to neighbors. >> i have some grave concerns that with the power, they're an agency that can't handle their coe mission, which is trans

our leslie picker is live in the newsroom with what lies ahead. leslie >> hey, scott.ompany taken private would be tough to structure without the advice of experts. sources told us that the board plans to meet with investment bankers next week to begin hammering the details. the process will be void of musk who will have to recuse himself with the management buyout of his namesake company, but the independent directors have an uphill climb in front of them. despite musk's infamous tweet that the funding is, quote, secured. it's been three days and so far no one has been able to find out the source of financing either debt or equity for what would amount to be a $70 billion field. in the meantime, short sellers have claimed much of the paper losses suffered the day of musk's tweet one of them, david einhorn used the opportunity to poke fun at musk today, i want to thank elon musk for the shorts. he is a man of his word and they did come with manufacturing defects. #tesla it was apparel maker chubbies that sent 50 short shorts to david einhorn. musk tweeted at the short

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fox news contributor leslie marshall and radio host larry o'connor.both. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: referred a lot about the president saying, listen, congressional leaders and said we thought we had an understanding, he is still talking about the shutdown. leslie, tempering that, saying these folks have been good for me, taking that into consideration. maybe they shut down as before, maybe after the midterms. >> it is so not typical of the president to change his tune in to talk out of both sides of his mouth on an issue. i'm shocked. look, in my opinion, the president saying, we will start on the government if i don't get what they want, is tantamount to my kids when they were toddlers, at the target in the aisle in the toy section not getting what they wanted. when he says, i don't care about politics, this is not political, we know that's not true because i'm sure a lot of republicans said, look, mr. president, if you do this, before the midterms, we could lose one or both chambers in congress and that is why it would be after. even admits it wou

leslie: i think it is both.t more stuff from close by -- as close by as they can. if it is a nearby small farm, maybe they are going there, but at the same time, if it is an east coast chain, getting something shipped from the midwest is getting a cheaper than having it shipped from california. joe: i noted -- i know this is not directly part of this story, but restaurants are getting hit by all kinds of costs, labor costs, higher minimum wage in some places. from your reporting, do restaurants and they can pass these costs on or do they have tripep doing things on the -- on the supply side due to lack of pricing power? leslie: largely, they already are passing these along. they have kind of run into a wall and do not have much choice. maybe they're not passing the entire cost increase through, but they definitely are passing the price increase along. your sandwich, soup, it is all getting a little more expensive. lisa: going forward, what is the recourse here? do we end up with these local farms, new infrastruc

ilian: i think -- leslie: think he reads the policies as being successful. turkey is different. it is a nato ally. for the president, that has not factored into his willingness to on those metalne tariffs, on sanctions. this is outside what one might expect. he is also holding up the transfer of 100 f-35 jets to a nato ally. serious politics are being played. nejra: you make a good point

leslie has the latest on possible funding phil, we'll kick it off with you. >> let's be clear. this is not a formal proposal. i was on the flight today down to miami i get off the flight a guy stops me and says what do you think about the proposal to take tesla private there is no formal proposal. it's elan musk saying maybe we should be a private corporation at $420 a share. that's what he tweeted out last week here are the latest developments as you mentioned, the board of directors for tesla has formtd a special committee. that special committee is made up of three directors. brad buss, robin denhomo, and linda johnson rice there is no formal proposal yet. this is the committee, though, that will analyze when elan musk does come forward with a proposal in terms of the details that are being offered up, and potentially if the board decides is it going to explore this on its own separate from elan musk that's what the committee would be in charge of. speaking of mr. musk, he announced late yesterday that he is retained silver lake and

back to you. >> leslie, thanks so much. >>> so what can we expect from air quality tonight? of course this weekend. let's check in with meteorologist sandhya patel. >>> yeah, kristen, take a look at a live picture as leslie mentioned, we're starting to see signs from improvement from our mt. tam cam. still smoky, don't get me wrong. there's a spare the air alert up for today. poor air quality in many areas today. take a look at the weekend, air quality advisory through sunday but you do start to see an improvement with good air quality by sunday, parts of the bay area. switching gears to hurricane lane, here's our live doppler 7 tracking copious amounts of rain. so far measuring up to three feet on the big island. and they're going to continue to see rain. great news, it is weakening quickly now, a category 1, it is going to continue to bring rain as it continues the weaken and make the sharp westward turn. biggest threat with this is still flooding, mudslides, isolated storm totals could be 40 inches. tornadoes, a concern, along with the waves and storm surge. dan? >> sandh

, thank you leslie picker and the benefit that twitter and they have over facebook is they were abledeal with the problem before they had a problem thanks to facebook's problem >> i don't think it will ever be as big. >> to your point, they learn from facebook and it's a muted effect and i don't think it has the exposure that facebook did with the negativity and it's up 42% year to date i don't -- i think they're in the big boy's chair now and i think they'll be okay. >> it almost feels like twitter and jack dorsey had the policy on it. >> i had a pillow. >> but i agree with grasso i think that this is not going to have the impact on twitter that it has on some of the other social media stocks. >> what do you think >> i'll tell you what, i think twitter is a media company and facebook is a data broker and they're in totally different businesses and i love twitter and i think facebook has challenges >> it was also the reaction in facebook's management that created the issues for facebook, which is again, your data. >> it's been a pleasure. >> come on back. >> for us here on fast you'l

with leslie moonves and closing the gender gap glad to have her here.two minutes. wow! record time. at cognizant, we're helping today's leading life sciences companies go beyond developing prescriptions to offering subscriptions with personalized, real-time advice for life-long, healthy living. honey? you almost done? nope. get ready, because we're helping leading companies see it- and see it through-with digital. >>> if you watch sports as long as i have -- and that's a long time -- you know our next guest, leslie visser, covering just about every major sporting event. she is the first woman to report from a super bowl sideline and hand over a super bowl trophy trophy when my beloved redskins won in minneapolis 199ish. >> 1992. >> first and only woman enshrined in the football hall of fame maybe you watched the game from canton and the first female analyst for cbs sports. she is still with cbs also out with a new book how she succeeded in the male dominated broadcasting business. and there is a quote from leslie moonves, the trail blazer, blessed with

leslie had been expecting one of those calls we just heard about. she said didn't you watch the piece? he said, yeah, i watched it. no one listens to what you said. you gave me six minutes of an ad. i think the history tells us that leadership in a popular government requires people who can speak in a popular vernacular. that the people of a given era may not appreciate it, with harry truman building the post war order, george h.w. bush being the last person who governored with a sense of consensus. there are any number of examples where history has become a kind of corrective to the impressions of the president. but without an ability to speak both through and above the press, no president can be successful. >> what about -- in connection with that, what about relationships with reporters? in the last panel they were talking about sometimes it got too cozy, it was -- it maybe stepped over the line. much of the time what we focus on is the adversarial relationship, what presidents always -- or almost always perceive as this hostile treatment that th

live in walnut creek, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> leslie, thank you. we used the abc 7 news app to send out this push alert, golden state killer case will be tried in sacramento county. download the abc 7 news app so you can be the first to know when news breaks. >>> a man is charged with trying to pay someone to murder the children he's accused of molesting. after rodney thomas jr. was arrested, he allegedly asked several inmates to kill the victims. based on an undercover operation, the d.a. is adding five charges of solicitation to commit murder. >>> a man who is in the country illegally has been charged with killing mollie tibbetts. police say he led them to a body believed to be hers in an iowa corn field. within the last hour president trump commented on the case at a rally in west virginia. >> you heard about today with the illegal alien coming in, very sadly, from mexico, and you saw what happened to that incredible, beautiful young woman. should have never happened. >> authorities say they zeroed in on 24-year-old cristhian rivera after his ca

in berkeley, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> leslie, thanks. bill of rights unanimously cleared the state senate today and is going to the governor's did he say be. it's offered by jim beal who represents the south bay. this bill would store protections that lapsed for homeowners facing foreclosure. if the governor signs it, they would be restored on january 1st, to 19. >>> surfing is now the official sport of california. hang ten. a bill written by a southern california assemblyman was signed into law today by governor brown. we are the surfing state. >> you said hang ten. do you have experience? >> no. >> not so much. >> speaking of the weather, not so sure if it's weather for water-skiing or whatever you want to do in the water. >> cowabunga. >> let's take a look at live doppler 7. we have low clouds rolling in to the bay area right now. and that advance is assisted by a brisk breeze blowing across the bay area. we have surface wind speeds between 10 and 20 miles per hour for most of the bay area with gusts to 33 miles per hour at fairfield.

he says trades in the quarter saved the firm about 5% of capital, scott. >> leslie, thank you leslieicker. >>> final trades and your questions next on "the halftime report." >>> welcome back to "the halftime report. we are taking your questions as always kyle in atlanta asks about disney how do you feel about it going into earnings. pete, this is you. you used to own it. >> yep, still do i own the stock itself and i'm holding onto it into earnings. i think the whole thing with the sports gambling and winning eventually without having to go back and forth too many different times, but some of those fox assets, i think because of that this is a really interesting play going forward as time goes by, obviously some of that bam tech, that's going to be something that's going to i think do very, very well and i think they'll address that in the earnings call. >>> alfredo tweets nvidia has been consolidating since last january. will it move higher in the remaining part of the year josh brown. >> i don't know the answer to that but i think there is a critical launch happening in the third qu

abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live in lafayette where residents are upset over this bill, leslie, and fighting back. >> that's right, dan. in fact, bart officially says they're taking a neutral stance on this bill that is this week before the assembly, and likely to be voted on by the end of the week. it's a bill, as you said, that would allow bart to build housing, affordable housing near their stations, but override local building ordinances, and it's not that popular among some people at least out here in the burbs. >> a quaint neighborhood. we'd like to keep it that way. >> you'll get fierce opposition from those neighboring the lafayette bart station, and at least eight other stays long the bart lines. a b-2923 would empower the bart board to adopt zoning standards for each of their station. parcels of land owned by bart within a half a mile radius of stations could be developed for housing, and local jurisdictions would have to conform to the new bart zoning standards. assembly man tim grayson out of concord co-authored the bill. >> i think it's past time for cities to come

all of leslie's track on it wasi how empty this was, these were empty calories. this was s not what the country wanted and the phone rang at 6:42 and it was mike beaver and he said thank you so much. and leslie was expecting one of those calls we just heard about and said mike, didn't you watch the piece? yes. i watched it, e you just gave m six minutes d.of an ad. i think nthat history tells us that leadership in a popular government requires people that can speak in a popular vernacular. people that give an era may not appreciate ulit with harry trum building the postwar order and george h.w. bush that governed with consensus. there is any number of examples where history has become a kind of corrective through the presence of the president. without an ability to speak both through and above the press, no president can be successful. >> what about in connection with that, what about relationship with reporters and the last channel they were talking about, sometimes they y got too cozy, it may be stepped over the line, much of the time, what we focus on as the a

abc news reporter leslie brinkley joining us live now to explain the controversy. leslie? >> that's right, larry. three years ago a woman was seriously injured in the crosswalk behind me. the tree you see in the middle of the traffic circle is what the driver claimed obstructed their line of sight. the city, as you said, reportedly has settled that lawsuit and is now embashing on a campaign to analyze what's growing in all 60 traffic circles. driving through many berkeley neighborhoods is an odyssey of sorts. every block or two, cars have to navigate around traffic circles in the intersections, some with two-way stop, some with four-way stops. it can get confusing. among the 60 traffic circles here, half have trees. palm tree, oak trees and redwoods, as you can see from droneview7. some have full-on gardens lavished with attention by neighborhood volunteer caretakers. >> it seems like a badge of pride to have their traffic circle looking that cool. >> but others look abandoned with weeds and what the city thinks potentially could block line of sight. some may need to come

that story detailed accusations by six women that cbs news chairman and ceo leslie moonves harassed oraulted them. charges that moonves denies. fager for his part denies separate allegations in the article that he, quote, protected men accused of misconduct and would, quote, touch employees in ways that made them uncomfortable. >>> according to the cbs board of directors, this second investigation will be more sweeping including the allegations in recent press reports about chairman ceo leslie moonves, cbs news, and cultural issues at all levels of cbs. elaine, notably no return date was set for jeff fager's vacation. >> tony, thank you. the cbs overnight news will be right back. my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. and, now there's new crest gum & enamel repair. it gives you clinically proven healthier gums and helps repair and strengthen weakened enamel. gum detoxify and gum & en

leslie? >> you can certainly say five kids' lives were changed forever this weekend there are flowers and photos here along highway 24. you can see behind me how far the car plunged off the freeway ramp here in an accident that happened as they drove back to antioch after partying in san francisco. the mother of the 17-year-old who died is grieving after she offers forgiveness. >> i send love, peace, and hope for the parents to get through this. i have no ill feelings or anger towards the driver. i forgive her. >> the more of 17-year-old dakarai fagorala is devastated to lose her son one week before his 18th birthday. >> he was my best friend. we called him the karate boy. he loved basketball. he loved to eat. he loved god. >> she said he excelled at school, volunteered at his church, and was said to go to los medanos in pittsburg. >> it just so happened the one day that he didn't ask him and john, they both didn't ask to go, they both received their wings on the other side. he was afraid to

anna werner has more on this story. >> reporter: leslie moonves was seen arriving at his los angeles office today, a day after the cbs board announced it had hired two law firms to investigate allegations of sexual misconduct against him. >> good afternoon, everyone, and thanks for joining us today. >> reporter: during an hour-long teleconference call with wall street analysts, it was business as usual. moonves sounded confident and did not address the allegations at the advice of legal counsel. >> we're as confident as ever that the strategy we have in place is setting us up for continued long-term success. >> reporter: the board hired lawyers from two different firms, former u.s. attorney and sec chair mary jo white along with former federal prosecutor nancy kestenbaum they will lead a full investigation of the allegations in recent press reports about moonves, cbs news, and cultural issues at all levels of cbs. moonves was accused by six women of harassment in an article published by the new yorker. moonves told the magazine that he did not remember many of the claims and he denie

do you hang out ike -- >> i hang out with leslie sometimes. leslie -- we like to go on adventures. >> jimmy: wow. >>e went to the knight in shining armor room. >> jimmy: oh, wow.d >> and we fofriend who we did a lot of bits about who ha has,would we call it? i guess an upturned codpiece. >> jimmy: okay, yeah, yeah. i understand, yeah. >> and so for myirthday, she sent me a picture of it in a a beautiful tiffany frame. >> jimmy: that's so interesting. and we -- i have never seen th anything lik in my life. >> so she loved to do a tiffany frame for a birthday. and she wants to get them engraved. this one says, "night of the protected penis." >> jimmy: yeah.la hter ] this is a very interesting thing. i've never seen anything like that. as and there's the codpiec you see. but -- you know, leslie loves to do a dirty tiffany frame. [ ughter ] >> jimmy: a dirty tiffany frame. >> yes, she had to call and yell at them. >> jimmy: it's rare when you see that, ye, . >> it's lilease print the words that i'd like you to fint on the tiffany frame." >> jimmy: it is ny to see you as you because you

>> leslie, thank you leslie picker back at headquarters berkshire hathaway, upping its apple exposuredo you agree with that? >> absolutely. it makes total sense he's bought into the right idea. he's seeing it in wearables and services my gut tells me elliott's buying puts to protect the position i don't think it's negative. she talked about that, as well to me it makes a lot of sense. why not? s volatility is extremely low right now. buy protection, own it and that's a great trade >> facebook, yeah. facebook and google are two names that i love and i would continue to like so i agree with that, and snap chat and twitter are two names i would sell aggressively and it lines up the ducks with these guys. >> i don't have any ducks or anything, but a couple of gooses i like the idea. >> you mean geese? >> no, gooses. >> it's geese. >> whatever. we get your point. what was the point anyway, the one trade i do like is the hedge exactly what pete said on apple, and being somewhat cautious on the macro picture here and why not put some protection on at the very least? >> i'll make a little foi

independent women's voice, syndicated radio talk show host and fox news contributor and opinionist, leslie markel. joining us, "fox & friends" weekend co-host pete hegseth with a military salute here on "outnumbered". >> i like the matching socks and tie. >> did you catch that? shoelaces, too, coordinates with the socks -- >> it's a little too much. >> i like it. >> perfect for a summer tuesday. >> i like how you color coordinated his tie with my dress. >> i like the color wheel. >> he did on it his own. >> polls showing a dead heat in the e special election in columbus, ohio area. republicans have been pouring in resources and democrats pushing hard for the upset. the two candidates, danny o'connor, republican toy balderson, casting their balance, president trump entorsing balderson, the president tweeted ohio vote for troy balderson for congress. his opponent controlled by nancy pelosi, weak on crime, the worder, military, your second amendment and will end your tax cuts. troy will be a great congressman. president trump with a pretty good record on his endorsements of republican candida

leslie? >> well, dan, a little glimmer of good news here from along the front lines of the smoke this afternoon. right now we have a little bit of blue sky and the air is clearing. it's a lot better than it was a little while ago. behind me, mt. diablo literally two hours ago you could not see mt. diablo if you were driving on highway 24. to the right you see some of the smoky haze in the distance. it's all matter of the shifting winds. the best air quality monitor on mt. diablo might just be this cyclist who rides these slopes every day. >> well, when you start down in walnut creek, you can see the smoke up at the top of the mountain. and then about two-thirds of the way up, you start smelling it. so i can smell it copping down as well. so it's obvious that the smoke is coming in from the north. >> riding up and down the mountain, you know, you can kind of sense that there is a little thicker quality to the air. >> the winds are shifting and smoke is blowing in from a distant fire, specifica

we got the comedy genius, "saturday night live" superstar leslie jones with us tonight.'m so excited. oh, so amazing. it is hard to keep up with the joneses. hard to keep up with the joneses. also, i get back in my van -- yes, we call this segment "van in a van." that's what we do. i'm headed to georgia. this time it is a state, georgia could elect the first black female governor ever in american history. proud for that. that would be amazing. i got to tell you, when i got down there and i talked to the voters, i got a big shock. two people on different sides of the thing politically, both started crying in the van. never happened before. you won't believe why. you got to watch that. first, let's talk. this weekend actually marks the one-year anniversary of that horrific nazi-led terror attack that happened down in charlottesville, virginia. the whole protest was billed sort of like a simple protest about removing a confederate statute, but on the day of that rally a blood-thirsty mob of armed -- just thugs, showed up. they were chanting anti-black slogans, they were cha

our leslie picker has the story tonight. ♪ ♪ >> here at transmatics head quart e the fallout is practicallyrnight once they were announced in march. transmatic uses mostly domestic steel and the cost of the factory floor has soared as u.s. steelmakered has boostheir prices by 25%. that steel is then stamped into components for autoparts, doorlocks and plumbingan materis shipped to customers all over the wor. sofar, the higher costs are being passed on to customers and eventually transmatics is buying the parts cheaper from partners in europe and asia. >> in a trade war which ises ntially what we're in, there are clear winners and clear losers and unfortunately, there lot of collateral damage in people's lives and livelihoods are put between the crosshairs. >> transmatic m need to transfer production to its overseas plants to mexico and iinaorder to stay viable against the competition, even if that means rolling back hours and investment in holland, michigan. >> trade uncertainty hitting home for theactory workers. >> we, unfortunately fall into that area that it doesn't really help, so it w

i'm leslie picker.digging for pershing square and have a position on bill ackman's first. he had 3.7 million shares to hold half a billion dollars worth, 4.2 million share which is is an interesting sea change from what we saw last year with the proxy fight there and also acquired a stake in lowe's which we knew about and disclosed 7.7 million share stake worth $37 million, willch? >> leslie, thank you very much for that it's been a positive session up a percent. >> a vacation on this. >> on vacation for a week and a half "fast money" starts now. >> "fast money" starts right now, live from the market overliking times square. the traders are brian kelly and dan nathan the crypto crash continues and crypto breaking below 6,000 before hovering at those levels and the move as a whole has the crypto universe in a frenzy. bill harris who previously called bitcoin a scam says it is about to get a lot worse he will be here and the tesla saga continues and elon musk

back to you. >> leslie thank you. >>> well full speed ahead for the railroad stocks. up over 32%. norfolk southern up 20% year to date en and both all-time highs will the strong economy drive the railroads to new heights or could economic factors did he rail the rally. >> let's bring in scott, our onlts. >> thanks forring having me. >> we have strong economic growth here in the trade head winds. where do the rails go from here. >> there is a few factors driving the rail stocks higher this year. first, you point out the economy picked up. 4.5% volume growth for the rails in the second quarter, better than expected, best growth in about aier capacity is tight appear country think it's accelerating. third, big management changes at csx last year leading to massive margin improvement this year modelling around 600 basis points of margin for csx we think the implications for the rails are positive we don't think we are close to peak margins yet largely for the rails they are generating record free cash flow and version and buying back record amount of stock and dividends.

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leslie picker has more. >> about one month ago, toys"r"us closed for good.ut the controversy surrounding its 33,000 displaced workers has only amplified. the july jobseport was bleak reminder of the rail casualty g belyhe otherwise healthy employment picture.me so of the toy stores'd- laif workers have beeneeking redemption. they're taking aim at the private equity firms that acquired toys"r"us in a leveraged buyout in 2005. the workers say the pe firm paid themselves hundreds of millis,s of dollven as they let toys"r"us slip into bankruptcy. the workers have garnered support from members of congress who wrote a letter to the three firms, sayin urging them to do something to help. both new jersey's u.s. senators and one congressman have rthlied former toys"r"us employees, demanding severance. >> this storied new jersey company was run into the ground by bunch of corporate raiders, looking to turn a profit. these companies drained toys"r"us of its resources and its ability todapt in the marketplace. and they treated its woemers, oyees like robert and shaquema

leslie picker live at a factory in michigan where the tariffs may not be having the desired effect leslieys. we're here at transmatic a 50-year-old metal stamping company that's found itself in the crosshairs of the trade war. we'll tell you me horonow that company is fairing coming up after the break. you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. fidelity. tap one little bumper and up go your rates. what good is your insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ let someone else do the heavy lifting. tripadvisor compares prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. so you barely have to lift a finger. or a wing. tripadvisor. >>> hello, everybody i'm sue herrera. here's your cnbc news upd

abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley live in berkeley with both sides of this debate. >> reporter: yeah, this intersection, as you can see, has a large tree in the middle of it in the traffic circle. it was around three years ago that a driver claims that tree obstructed their vision, a woman was struck, and seriously injured in a crosswalk here. she sued the city. now the city is going to analyze all 60 traffic circles and the vegetation growing in them. driving through many berkeley neighborhoods is an odyssey of sorts. every block or two, cars have to navigate around traffic circles in the intersections, some with two-way stops, some with four-way stops. it can get confusing. among the 60 traffic circles here, half have trees, palm trees, oak trees and red woods as you can see. some have full on gardens lavished with attention by volunteer neighborhood care taikers. >> i love the trees and plants. we have people in every corner who take care of it and water it. >> other traffic circles look abandoned with weeds and what the city thinks could potentially be trees that block line of si

joining me now is leslie mcspadden who is planning a bid for ferguson, missouri's city council. morning, leslie. >> good morning, reverend al. >> i remember four years ago when your father called me and i came into ferguson and got to know you and the family. and from day one, you always committed to making what happened to michael brown about more than just you and the family. you said to me from the moment we met and we've remained very close since then that you want to make sure that there's a bigger message and a bigger purpose than michael's life served. and then when you told me you were thinking about running for the city council, and you decided to announce it that day, is this where you were headed, and is this the purpose of your run, that you want to deal with a bigger vision than just your own personal pain, but really dealing with the pain of citizens? >> exactly. we do not want to see another ferguson, another tragedy, another young kid dead in the streets and a mother mourning the loss of her son way too early. we do not want to have that again. >> the three thing

i think the part of leslie's analysis is spot on.a ocasio-cortez does not need barack obama. it would be a waste of an endorsement. what is interesting with these candidates running in trump heavy red states the only way they have a chance of winning is to run to the right, to be more centrist, try to appeal to those voters who were trump voters. i think barack obama, a true leftist doesn't want to be associated with joe manchin or o'rourke, who does have to appeal to those red state kind of voters because then he has to be endorsing some of their ideas and their ideas are anathema to barack obama who is now free of any kind of electoral burdens. he is a leftist and now he is going to be a leftist. shannon: so many juicy political nuggets we could discuss but we are out of time so please come back. the aclu sues the trump administration accusing them of violating the constitutional rights of adults who cross into the us illegal and are now being detained which of next, gop congressman at a center housing children, not subject double

. >> leslie brinkley is live with a look at what she said today.eslie. >> reporter: dion, there are he settling into crowded, what are often times crowded expensive, hard to find living units. one bright spot, though, a brand new dorm just opened up. some nice new digs for over 750 incoming fresh american at cal. >> a luxury hotel, something like the hilton. incredible. >> reporter: it's blackwell hall, a new residence getting rave reviews for its ping-pong and pool tables. add to that long term lease apartments and uc berkeley added 836 beds this year on a campus long known for housing shortages. >> i'm committed to doubling the number of beds that we offer our students in the next 10 years. >> reporter: just one year into her tenure here, the new chancellor has successfully slashed the budget deficit and now prioritizing new housing construction on land the university owns, from adding apartments at albany village to people's park. >> we're in the process of looking for a master developer to help us develop specific plans for all eight of these s

leslie moonves, cbs news and cultural issues at all levels of cbs. notably no return date yas set for jeff fager's vacation. >> quijano: tony dokoupil, thank >>u. coming up next, the toxic tide that's lurking off the coast of florida. and later, the woman who helped bring civil rights to the comics. 'em down. so let's see. for most of you, it's lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease, significantly reducing the risk of dying from a cardiovascular event and lowering a1c, along with diet and exercise. this really changes things. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain,

leslie picker has s thetory from grand falls, texas. >> reporter: this is plains all-americ pipe yard in grand falls, texas. the76-foot pipes are stored here before they're welded together and placed underground. it's the makings of a pipeline that will transport crude from the oil-rich permian basin to corpus christi where it will be refine but take a closer look, and you'll see a stamp that says, made in greece. the y pipes see here were ordered from a greek steel mill in december. by the timhese pipes reached u.s. shores a few weeks ago, plains was already on the ok for the25% steel tariff. that added an extra $40 million in expenses for this project. plains all-american, a $20 billion pipeline operator, filed for an exemption from the tariffs. it's one of tens of thousands of applications that american companies have submitted, seeking relief. the company sai it should not have to pay tariffs on steel that was purchased before the tariffs went into effect. plains aelo said the ste they needed was specialized and could not be manufactured domestically. plains heard laston that its

leslie brinkley went there to check it out. >> reporter: there are baby mures in pools and more in intensive care indoors. these little guys were likely born on the fair lawn islands. at this age they should be learning to fish with their fathers. 100 chicks have mysteriously washed ashore from monterey to marin over the last month. >> starving, emaciated, anemic. >> have you ever seen anything like this before? >> not this many babies. we have babies everywhere. >> the international bird rescue center in fairfield has a theory. >> warming waters on our coasts means the fish that normally live there are going to cooler waters, they're going further away. babies can't dive. they can't hunt properly. probably what's happening, the adults are following the fish, and they're not able to take the babies with them. >> the expensive around the fo stabilizing the birds here, making sure they're waterproofed, getting food and medicine. it's being called an emergency as the center is reaching out to the public for financial aide to help these baby birds. the challenge in releasing these chicks in anot

>> abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley talked to some people that know exactly what they need to do. fire victims from santa rosa's deadly fire storm that took place ten months ago. >> lots of us are now reexperiencing our sense of loss. >> but for the grace of god we survived a devastating fire. almost a year ago. >> when it happens to you, it becomes more than real. >> reporter: those who lost everything here in fountaingrove and other parts of santa rosa know what it's like to survive a fire one week, one month, ten months down the road. today they shared the life lessons they'd like to pass on. >> well, you do make it. you do manage to figure it out. you know, the insurance maze. >> reporter: richard allen took action on day two after his house burned down. he ordered a computer overnight, and called his insurance company. >> i called an attorney, and had an attorney help me and coach me. an insurance attorney. people that didn't do that, some of them did okay, and some of them are still floundering nine months later. >> say yes to those that are willing to help you. and you may

leslie moonves. ananna werner has more on this story tonight. >> reporter: leslie moonves was seen arriving at his los angeles office today, a day after the cbs board announced it has hired two law firms to investigate allegations of sexual misconduct against him. during an hour-long teleconference call with wall street analysts, it was business as usual. moonves sounded confident and did not address the allegations at the advice of legal counsel. >> reporter: the board hired lawyers from two different firms, former u.s. attorney and s.e.c. chair mary jo white, along with former federal prosecutor nancy kestenbaum. they will lead a full investigation of the allegations in recent press reports about moonves, cbs news, and cultural issues at all levels of cbs. moonves was accused by six women of harassment in an article published by "the new yorker." moonves told the magazine that he did not remember many of the claims and he denied sexually assaulting anyone. earlier this week, the los angeles d.a.'s

so the intent was to kill and leslie phillips with others in the community what sort of state in line. they would stay under control. so, lynching begins as a form of social control in the 1780s and 1790s, but by the 1980s and 1990s and into the early 20th century, lynching has become a form of racial, social control where the primary victims are african-american and the primary perpetrators are white american. so again, lynching has a long history in the country but in the modern period it is a racialist history. there was a lot of evidence i could draw upon to make this argument about the multifaceted experience. but i drew on newspapers and literature and oral history and the reason i draw on these particular sources is to understand how they made sense of the experience of terror. we have to remember in the 19 tens and 20s and 30s it isn't on the horizon. african-americans do not know and do not understand that 20 years later there would be a mass movement that would upend segregation in the country. it seems from the perspective of 19 tens 1920s of segregation is going to last fo

i'm leslie picker.ve l brand, the company for victoria's secret and bath and bodyworks, beating 2 cents per share. the stock is down, as you can see. they're more than 5% in after-hours trading thanks to cutting its full-year guidance as well as very weak q3 guidance and announcing the departure of the ceo of victoria's secret pink, melissa? >> retailers have a lot of problems in terms of executing and figuring out what the consumer wants to buy and the price points. >> yes >> i've been sort of intrigued by it. i don't own it it's bad to miss, to beat and lower your guidance. the back half of the year and i won't buy it certainly not tomorrow i want to see how it shakes out. >> it is a very and they're talking about the long-term growth of the retailer earlier today on cnbc. >> i think you're seeing winners and losers right now in retail we took a path that said we'll invest in the long term and several years ago we decided we would invest in our stores and invest in our brands and invest in our team an

. >> before we head to break, let's go to texas where leslie picker spoke to one texas based company pain from tariffs. leslie >> reporter: hey, morgan, we're standing in the pipe yard for one of the largest pipe line operators in the u.s take a look at this stamp right here it says made in greece this imported steel is creating a $40 million headache for the company thanks to the trade war. we'll tell you what they are g ouitomg aerft the break. it's absolute confidence in 30,000 precision parts, or it isn't. it's inspected by mercedes-benz factory-trained technicians, or it isn't. it's backed by an unlimited mileage warranty, or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned, or it isn't. the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event, now through august 31st. only at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. >>> it's not a good thing to restrict trade america had the freest trading environment in the world our economy is more open than any other and we remain the world's number one manufacturer, manufacturing output is an all time record high cl