uses and problems for him, leslie. >> leslie: i see problems for him, definitely. his lead has been drinking. elizabeth warren, kamala harris, they're coming up. this is not a sprint. this is a marathon. i don't agree with you, just because of the attitude among many in our party which is to vote blue no matter who. honestly, i don't think we are going to see numbers and i don't think -- if they do what they didn't do in 2016, which is unite and vote for whoever is on that ticket, that could be a game changer but it's going to be very close and you just look at how divided, almost 50/50 -- >> david: if you believe -- >> melissa: if you had to guess who it's going to be, who would you guess to if you had to guess right now. >> leslie: joe biden. >> melissa: really? >> leslie: and i would have thought it would be biden-harris until she somewhat, and many people's eyes, tried to paint him as a racist. >> harris: greg gutfeld -- and i don't agree with this -- on twitter. i agree with you, the fact that she went after biden so efficiently at that last democratic debate.

>> leslie: >> leslie: no. >> harris: that's what adam schiff said! that it was going to feel like he was brought to life read by robert mueller. by the way, he wouldn't even read his own report. he said, "no, you can read it." >> leslie: yesterday i root for foxnews.com, that the 448 page report was the book. they don't like to read as much they like to go to the movies. robert mueller was the star. he didn't get the academy will tell my reward. >> harris: makes me wonder how those mock things went. eric swalwell wouldn't say who's playing in. but he said robert de niro wasn't. he was kind of funny and snarky about it. i wonder how it went. >> dagen: not how it clearly when yesterday. the democrats should be ashamed of themselves. they're craven, irrational blood lust for president trump led them to interrogate a man -- i think he's 7475 years of age, who was struggling with his comprehension, couldn't understand questions or couldn't hear questions. whispers, particularly after his statement made in late may about bob mueller, the whispers going on

leslie? >> leslie: that sickens me. this to me is not and should not be political. >> harris: it does appear to be now. >> leslie: something that we have that right now, especially as we head into an election year, which is inequality. whether it's income inequality, justice and equality, because we all know if this had been a poor person of color that was accused of this, they were not going to get out of jail ten hours a day and get an 18 month sentence reduced to 13 months. this is for the rich white people of this nation and it's sickening and it needs to stop. >> kristen: i think there is something that i'm not an attorney but i'm a pollster. when talk to people about what they feel is broken in america these days, since wood furnace prayed that people who work hard and play by the rules don't get ahead. but people who do not play by the rules are able to be shielded by the system. it's something that cuts across party lines, and something i hear all the time. >> harris: americans don't like it. the president moments ago, melissa, was seen to step away from jef

leslie: people need to know the story of medallia.seful for us the traditional roadshow and communicate with investors. i believe in long-standing partnerships with the public investor base. vonnie: what her future plans to diversify your revenue stream? right now it is a healthy growth rate you are seeing, primarily subscription-based which pleases investors. is that going to continue and are there other ways you can go for different streams of revenue? leslie: absolutely. the market is huge for customer experience. we are the market leader. coming out in public health is expand our markets and go after the midmarket week. our platform story of small, medium, and large companies across the globe is what is so exciting. seems to been the conventional approach to go with morgan stanley or goldman sachs. you excluded both. can you give us a reason why? leslie: i think those are great businesses. i have done businesses with both of the firms. in this case, we picked the number 1 -- great great great partners, they understand the customer

leslie: i'm a software guy.ng at the future and how we can build better software to help our customers understand their customers. it is a great day for everyone. great start for the company in public life. vonnie: what was the investor reaction? we have seen a lot recently that might have been an option, but you did not choose that option. why not? leslie: i think people need to know the story of medallia. we are an enterprise company that has worked with the biggest brands in the world. to help them understand their customers intent. why they leave, why they stay and why they buy more. it is useful for us to do the traditional roadshow and communicate with investors, long-standing partnerships with the investor base. vonnie: what her future plans to diversify your revenue stream? right now, it is a healthy growth rate you are seeing. it is primarily subscription-based which pleases investors. is that going to continue and is there other ways you can go for different streams of revenue? leslie: absolutely. the

and giano caldwell, beloved angeleno, leslie marshall. >> huzzah. kennedy: i like at this some blow back that president is getting, i give him a hard time on tariffs and foreign policies some other impulsive things he says and does. here i have appreciated everything he has done in the north korea sphere, i look at this, i think every time he has a sit down, st hell it is a hell of a lot better than strategic patience? >> i agree. in terms of results, time will tell, i think when you have adversarial parties it is harder to demonize someone if you don't have a personal connection. kennedy: it is tough because we all want to take north korea to task same way we want to with saudi arabia. and turkey. and even russia. and call them and china, call them on their human rights abuses. have you too get them to the table first, this is our third trip to the table. >> very true. kennedy: when do we see success? >> i think one can argue, we're seeing a level of success by getting them to table had. and keep in mind that president trump is a unconventional pre

we would really like to talk to leslie wexner, his people, and understand why.'re looking at the condition and the position that jeffrey epstein is now in, it is a big question. who were the people behind him? who were the people helping to support this lavish lifestyle that in some ways enabled these allegations of predatory behavior. >> why would leslie wexner put jeffrey epstein in the position where on a document he is called the master of fortune? without you reporting yourself or having first-hand knowledge does this, to you, this pattern seem like a hustle, a swindle? >> yes. as a criminal defense attorney, i've seen this many times. con men and grifters target the fabulously wealthy just as much as the disadvantaged and sometimes history shows the fabulously wealthy can also be susceptible to influence. >> why? >> look at andrew carnegie, they consulted psychics and mediums. not too many years ago here in new york an imposter bearing the false name of rockefeller bam booze ld many people and rose to affluence just based on lies. he was eventually convict

carl >> that's fascinating, leslie.hat buffet number of 97 is this a matter of your age, meaning the footprint that you've left? because buffett's not sociallily media active but he's certainly been around a while. >> it's his age and also where the population density is. one would that imagine that omaha, for example, has less population density in his specific zip code than say, seattle or san francisco suburbs, like where mark zuckerberg lives so i think it's a combination of all of those things. i tried it out on myself and i only have auniqueness, so well below average, but i live in manhattan where there's a greater population density than you might have in some other parts of the united states >> interesting i did give leslie my information. leslie, i'm not sure if you ran it, but i'm not even sure i want to know at this point. >> i didn't -- >> i wonder if it changes anything that i'm canadian >> i think being a san francisco native -- or a native now, at least, might skew the data to be a little bit more, you k

joining us now first on cnbc, the company's president and ceo, leslie stretch, another leslie we werealking earlier today that this company is getting a very high multiple shares are surging today, but it's not immediately clear what you do and where you operate customer experience, artificial intelligence, gathering signals on the internet. can you enlighten us on exactly why investors are clambering for your stock >> we're a silicon valley tech company. a platform that helps some of the biggest brands in the world really understand their customer in live time and communicate with them while they're in an experience instead of a survey, they check in on the experience, improve it helps them retain their customer and it's this that helps >> so a signal >> somebody has a bad experience at the pool or on an airline and they don't quite like the service that they're getting, they can feed back that immediately. instead of waiting until the experience is finished so we're all about platform and signal and we're very different from the survey companies, the feedback companies, which are th

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leslie tuvo la oportunidad de entrevistarlo.la entrevista. >> mi sueÑo de tener una marca fue desde los 19 aÑos. este sueÑo de ser alguien. hasta ahora que tengo 23 aÑos lo pude lograr. leslie: tambiÉn nos contÓ cómo ha sabido llevar el balance entre ser mama y lanzar este proyecto. >> Él me ayuda muchÍsimo, su papÁ. leslie: hace poco vimos a la presa muy feliz en las trajineras de un parque acuÁtico en cancÚn. fernanda estaba tan estresada antes de esta inauguraciÓn por lo que el canelo decidiÓ llevarla de vacaciones para que se relajara. >> estaba estresada . me dolÍa el cuello y la espalda. llevaban meses de que no nos Íbamos de vacaciones. permite unos dÍas para poder continuar con el proyecto. leslie: muchos dijeron que se trataba de su luna de miel porque aseguraban que se habÍan casado en punta de mita el viernes pasado. sobre si fue verdad o no esta boda, ella respondiÓ. >> seguimos igual. ya se enterarÁn despuÉs. leslie: sÍ nos revelÓ cómo le gustarÍa que el canelo le propusiera matrimonio. >> una mujer no propone matri

>>yasmin is the older sister of 12 year-old leslie and chris who was with her family when the gunman opened fire. she was shot in the leg, the bullet passed straight through apparently she won't need surgery but will remain overnight at valley medical center as a precaution. but it's not the bullet wound that concerned her older sister, it's the psychological ones. >>she's not talking much, she's really not talking much. that's kind of and maybe she doesn't want to like touch the subject. yes, so. we try asking herself that she's really saying much. >>governor newsome visited leslie he told the media about his visit with her and to the grandmother of 6 year-old stephen romero who was killed in the shooting, leslie impressed the governor with their perseverance and even offered some comfort to the concern state leader. there is a 12 year-old shot. >>the smile when i walked into the room, i said how you smiling just for shot. she starts describing the courage as she was running away after she was shot and kept running. and here. she is you know covering the governor. >>with the family

leslie: those are great businesses.done business with both of those firms in the past and will again. we think the number one ipo player, bank of america, great partners. they really understand the customer experience mission. pretty easy choice and i feel it did a great job for us. i love the other firms too. emily: ceo leslie stretch there. medallia made the best art for any u.s. based company since chewy on june 14. the online pet retailer reported its first earnings since its debut and painted a rosy sales picture in the second quarter. we caught up with chewy ceo. she asked how long the company can keep it up. >> we just posted strong first-quarter results in line with our confidence with the market and the items that will be published reflects confidence in our ability to execute. combine that with the fact the market is large, $70 billion, growing 4%. e-commerce overall is fairly low penetrated in the u.s. and we are early days in our growth. combine that with the fact we have a mission to create a one-stop pet s

leslie? >> reporter: well, eric, well nut creek police decided why not try something new to keep the problems that homelessness creates from mushrooming out of control here? so they assigned two full-time officers to focus exclusively on homelessness for now. matthew chase has been homeless for 12 years. his bags were stolen so his only belongings is his cigarettes and lighter. he sleeps in walnut creek. >> i'll sleep on the side of the building or something. i don't mess with them or their customers. >> reporter: the complaints about the homeless are on the rise. some worry about safety. >> they could be on drugs. you don't know. they could be desperate for money. >> reporter: walnut creek police field 3,000 calls a year related to homelessness. that's about ten calls a day so they thought they would experiment with assigning two full-time officers to respond to all of those escalating calls about encampments, littering, trespassing and panhandling. >> a lot of the time it's people shopping

where leslie is in lafayette. it's a little breezy out there tonight. >> definitely, other places in the bay area. spencer. >> it's breezy around the bay area. gusty in some spots. here's live doppler 7. we have coastal fog now. pretty deep in some areas, but let's check out the wind at the surface now. 23 mile per hour gusts at mountain view now. 21 in novato, 31 in fairfield. all around the region it is pretty breezy. it is also a lot cooler now than it was this time yesterday. the bay area version of a wind chill. 9 degrees cooler in novato and napa, 14 degrees cooler in fairfield, 11 degrees cooler in concord, 4 degrees cooler in san francisco than this time yesterday. here's a live view from emeryville. looking westward you can see how low the clouds are now and how they extend over the bay. 62 degrees in san francisco. 69 in oakland. 82 redwood city. 76 morgan hill, 59 half moon bay. it's quite foggy at the golden gate now. maybe a little misty there as well. 71 degrees in santa rosa. upper 70s at petaluma,

reporting live in walnut creek, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> all right, leslie, thank you. and abc7 news devoted a week to covering bart as part of our commitment to building a better bay area. we rode trains all day long visiting every station. we talked to riders and to the people in charge of making bart better to see what changes are coming. you can see all those stories on our website, abc7news.com, building a better bart is part of building a better bay area. >> today four of the world's largest auto makers reached a deal with california regulators to gradually increase fuel efficiency standards. the agreement is a rejection of the trump administration's plans to roll back federal vehicle emissions standards. abc7 news anchor dion lim joins us now more with this deal. dion? >> eric, the deal is a compromise between obama-era emission standards and the lax ones by the trump administration. some say it is good for the environment and good for your wallet, energy companies and republicans are calling this a political move. >>> bucking the trump administration's attempts

leslie?ll, when she was asked why she did it, she said it was really more of a snub to the critics not necessarily to england. some of the brits thought it was funny, some of thebility didn't think it was funny. being from boston where we had a lovely tea party, i thought she was remembering history on the eve, now, almost the eve of the fourth of july when she did this. and quite frankly, this is much ado about nothing. the united states kicked their butts, the united states has done well, and they s celebrate anyway they want. you go girl. >> i have an unpopular opinion about this. this tears me apart, i love international sports, rooting for team usa whether it's soccer, whether it's the olympics, or whatever. but i got to say, this team, i have not warmed up to them. this kind of behavior, they didn't kick their burt, it was a nail biting game. didn't deserve this grandstanding did. they did humiliate the thailand team, running up the score 13-0, not good sportsmanship. i don't like how t

we will tell you how to get a reaction from katie mack manning, lisa boothe, leslie marshall when weck. ♪ petsmart's celebrating the fourth, with great deals like... buy 1 get 1 50% off dog and cat food, and holiday dog toys, apparel, beds and more! plus, treats members get 50% more points on all purchases! now that's a celebration... ...petsmart! ♪ >> dan: welcome back to "hannity," 2020 is fast approaching, two dozen candidates in a mad scramble to unseat president trump, but many americans are ready to sign back up for trump second turn. "the new york times" is reporting that trump raised $105 million in the second quarter. the times notes that this is more than obama did in the same quarter of his presidency. president trump remarked about the 2020 field that has democratic party challengers look somewhat easier to debate than clinton. hillary clinton is casting a long shadow over the 2020 election. jonah goldberg writes in a recent editorial that hillary clinton's candidacy was an inflection point for the country, because they made the g.o.p. turn towards nationalism and the dem

leslie picker in st.is one of my favorite towns >>> coming up, stop me if you have heard this one before trade talks happening in china today. the president meantime shifting from hopeful to hedging that a deal wilgedol t ne we have the latest on that next. breakthrough at snhu.edu. >>> welcome back to the exchange u.s./china trade talks resuming in china today, and the president has weighed in from the white house. eamon javers is live in d.c. >> what's going on in shanghai right now? we don't have a lot of detailed information from negotiators on the ground the treasury secretary and u.s. trade representative have traveled to shanghai to be part of these talks the white house tells me they're just optimistic at this point that these talks have begun. the first time since talks broke down back in may today, the president talked to reporters on the south lawn about his skepticism of the chinese side but he said two things at the same time. literally within the same minute, the president said first this ab

john leslie is due to appear at westminster magistrates court later this month.cook is in talks on a £750 million rescue deal. the plan would give a chinese conglomerate — thomas cook's largest investor — control of the compa ny‘s package tour business. shares in thomas cook have fallen by more than 45%. our business correspondent theo leggett is with me now. a lot of people going off on thomas cook holidays this summer — what's going on with the business? thomas cook says it is perfectly 0k, perfectly safe, the bookings will be respected in the company will have after the steal enough money to keep it going well past next winter and have more money left over to invest. what everybody is worried about in these cases is that they might end up these cases is that they might end up stranded somewhere away in the world and unable to get home. but this is a package to accompany part of the atoll scheme so even if things were to go badly wrong they would still be able to get home. what this deal means is that there isa what this deal means is that there is a risk of th

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leslie. just some of his male colleagues, there are you know heidi heitkamp, tammy duckworth, women said, i wish we let the ethics process play out, what to we know now. >> i think we know that if you wait it out, all sins can be forgiven and forgot en, we saw that in virginia. you know. at the time, and time with "me too" movement, democrats, females pointing fingers at people like donald trump, you need to resign, there are so many accusations again yo -- agn you, there is some merit to say, we should have waited out. the timing, it did go fast, but democrats had to at that time. based on -- -- >> kirsten gillibrand will be president, do you think that al franken -- >> what of? kennedy: right, do you think that franken should move to new york get her seat. >> he should run against in minnesota. kennedy: don't you think. >> i don' i don't know if we wo. a lot of people on left, intellectual left, he kind -- he 1 said that on campus there should be you know we should have to live with fact so

, thank you leslie picker.ou think about competitor align technologies and remember recently they had worse-than-expected second half guidance they cited competition from competitors here and also a down tick in business in china. >> right i think going into that side of things, i don't know if this is the time you want to put an ipo out there frankly. >> unless they're the competitors gaining share. >> unless they're gaining share. that part will be difficult to figure out because there are multiple different players in this area. i am a player, i used invisalign. >> i was going to say something about you looked spectacular. >> i got a gold smile. i will say this, it was very, very expensive i say that as a guy who has a little bit of money. i am looking around and thinking, wow, i can barely afford this, how do other people afford this? it is an expensive process. >> cooperman who was talking about markets and valuations, you were on the show. >> yes, i happened to be there. >> the only froth he sees in the m

it was not just leslie wexner and the money.e wexner and jeffrey epstein were longtime confidants. epstein was at one point his power of attorney. in addition, epstein would help recruit models for victoria's secret fashion shows, one of their big things to do. there is that connection between the models and the business. when we looked at is what does it mean for victoria's secret to be aligned with epstein at one point, and what does it mean moving forward? vonnie: before we go to the future, who is john the brunel and who is mc2? >> they are a modeling agency in miami. he would allegedly recruit young girls to then be models with other retailers, not just victoria's secret. in 2014, a lot of retailers were showing concerns, macy's, nordstrom's, i don't want to be associated with it. one of the companies not named was reported secret. models dide of these walk in the runway for the fashion show. >> correct. we saw with the models were doing, they were out in front for victoria's secret. so that goes back to the ties with epste

in danville, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> thank you, leslie. >>> this quake was felt akrolsz the b -- across the bay area. here is melissa who is in san ramon. >> i felt this jolt. my front door started shaking. my dog went crazy. it was pretty scary. my heart sank to the ground. >> reporter: yeah, can be scary. sandra was near the epicenter and tweeted black hawk here felt short and strong and pictures crooked and cats bolted. i felt it in aloe alto and kathryn tweeted really felt it in concord. i thought a car hit the house. >> let's bring in abc 7 news meteorologist drew too uma for closer look. not one we hear a lot about. >> it's a quieter and lesser known fault line. we'll show you the mag constitute 4.3, the epicenter and very close to the fault line there. most people know the fault is here that encompasses danville, san ramon and dublin. the fault had a 5.5 magnitude earthquake in 1980. look at the shaking intensity. weak to light across the entire bay area however, this earthquake was felt as far south as san jose, as far west as san francisco and dan and ama, folks fel

. >> again, those shares down about 4% let's get to leslie picker with a market flash >> hey, kelly. anheuser-busch announcing it is postponing indefinitely it's not proceeding with its announced public offering of its asia pacific subsidiary that was planning an ipo for a stake. they say they're not proceeding because of several factors, but they say they will continue to closely monitor market conditions as they evaluate what they can do to best especially hans shareholder value if you recall, earlier today in u.s. time, we learned they were delaying the pricing of f the deal to next week. they were looking to raise about 9.8 billi$9.8 billion in this o, so you can see here, shares down 4.1% right now they were down just about 1% on the news of the delay, but declines further accelerating on the news they will not be proceed wg tining with the ipo >> thank you very much >> tropical storm barry picking up steam it will dump 20 inches of rain on new orleans so they say. it will, that's close to the limits of the levies down there. and massive disruption of commercial shipping all aro

i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> time now to get your accuweather forecast, and meteorologist drew tuma is in for sandhya patel. drew, definitely feels like it's cooling down. >> it does, getting relief from the weekend heat. everywhere feels much more comfortable than it did yesterday. live doppler 7, patchy fog along the coast line. that story certainly the 24-hour temperature change, we are cooler in most locations. concord 11 degrees cooler, hayward 13 degrees cooler and novato. right now this is where we should be this time of year. 64 currently in the city, 70 in oakland, 76 in san jose. still warm inland, 80 in concord. overnight tonight we'll see the fog. return first along the coast line, after midnight spilling in around the bay shoreline. temperature wise it's a comfortable night for most of us. low to mid 50s over the next 12 hours. you will find that fog slowly pulling back to the coast line throughout the morning. and tomorrow a lot of sunshine and temperature wise pretty much where we should be for late july. 70 the temperature tomorrow in oakland, 63 in san francisc

is the right market to sell so they decided to sell in the recent merger boom that we've seen >> leslie, fascinating story there. appreciate it. see you soon thank you. >>> on deck, an apple a day might keep the doctor away but only if you're eating it right a new study that will have you side-eyeing your fruit bowl. >>> then the anniversary of one movie with a turn on investment that was anything but horrifying that cult film is your rbi, it's coming up. ♪ ♪ applebee's all you can eat is back. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. >>> all right. 5:51 on the east coast times square, let's find out what else we'll be talking about today. it's time for the top trending stories. kate rogers, what will we be talking about today? >> you have to check out a story in the "wall street journal. it says wealthy parents in illinois are going to great lengths to get financial aid for their chirp. the education department is looking into a tactic where parents transfer the guardianship of their children to less wealthy friends or relatives. this allows the teens to access resources meant for m

leslie?er: well, eric, well nut creek police decided why not try something new to keep the problems that homelessness creates from mushrooming out of control here? so they assigned two full-time officers to focus exclusively on homelessness for now. matthew chase has been homeless for 12 years. his bags were stolen so his only belongings is his cigarettes and lighter. he sleeps in walnut creek. >> i'll sleep on the side of the building or something. i don't mess with them or their customers. >> reporter: the complaints about the homeless are on the rise. some worry about safety. >> they could b

picker is joins us for that story hey, leslie. >> hey, morgan overall ipos are providing one of theest sources of alpha that hedge funds have seen the renaissance ipo compromised of recent listings is up 36% this year. that's more than double the 17% gains of the russell 2000. for equity long short hedge funds 2019 could be a turning point at least for some of them. the trick is getting allocation. oftentimes, underwriters will prioritize long-only mutual fund managers in hot deals giving a smaller number of to hedge funds. the bank's concern that hedge funds will be more apt to flip the stock and earn a quick buck. one way around the allocation game in recent years for hedge funds has been crossover investing. that involves hedge funds taking private stakes in companies before they go public with the hope that they'll be able to ride the valuation higher without worrying about whether or notthey received shares in the ipos that may also help hedge funds as the trend towards direct listings appears to become more and more popular this technique democratizes the ipo process a bitly a

, thanks very much leslie pick r er reporting fromh new york stock exchange. on "power lunch" that begins now. >>> i'm melissa lee. the latest comments from the fed have investors scratching thei head about rate cuts ahead the president giving his two cents on the subject, too. plus, we works ceo cashing out over $700 million ahead of the company's big public debut is this a bad sign for the ipo later, a top gun reboot taking the internet by storm as "the lion king" live action movie hits the silver screen but if hollywood is out of fresh ideas, is the box office in the danger zone "power lunch" starts right now ♪ ♪

, real name john scotland yard has charged john leslie, real namejohn stott, 5a yea rs old leslie, realence of sexual touching of a woman who was 30 at the time. this dates back to december 2008, an allegation that was made in westminster, which is why it is the metropolitan police dealing with theirs. john leslie will appear to agitate court in westminster towards the end of this month on the 25th of july. he made his name presenting blue peter for children's july. he made his name presenting blue peterfor children's bbc and then went on for itv, wheel of fortune, presented on the radio, but he has kept a much more lower profile in recent years. the american rnb singer r kelly has been arrested in chicago on allegations of sex trafficking. in recent years, he's been accused of a range of six offences including sexual assault and sex with a minor. he's already pleaded not guilty to more than 20 offences. let's speak to our correspondent nada tawfik who is in new york. r kelly was arrested last night, he is expected to be in court later today on an 11 count indictment from the us attorne

leslie arnold, architect on the project. i would like to briefly go over the proposal.e created his lot and was required to provide a 3-foot easement for 266 waller street. he chose to place the easement along his eastern property line to create an 8-foot wide building separation between his home and that of the d.r. requester. he has respected the existing side of his neighbors and has chosen to add to it by providing is required rear yard adjacent to the side yard. rarely in san francisco does a property only get an 8-foot wide separation between the property. displacement of the side yard will -- well on the eastern property line benefits both property owners. he specifically chose to place his easement on the eastern side to benefit his neighbors. i thank you can see there is an 8-foot -- there. you can see there is 8 feet between my client's house and the d.r. requester's. substantial changes were made to the design of the building at the benefit of the d.r. requester. namely the removal of a fourth story. the combination of removal of the fourth story and the 3-fo

guys, thanks. >> i learned so many things about leslie today and google. >> leslie picker and robertnks >>> stocks surging on hope the u.s. and china reach a trade deal as trump and xi agree to hold off on further tariffs. >>> welcome back there may be a truce in the trade war with china as talk continue but there's a lot of uncertainty about the actual deal joining me now with key takeaways from the g20 summit is didn't clifton, ahead of policy research dan, it's great to have you here especially because people are looking for any kind of clarity or certainty what do you think is first and foremost >> kelly, i would start off by saying that the dark period of drafd negotiatio trade negotiations that started may 4th, that period is over this is when both sides went back to the corner and tried to escalate as much damage as possible on the other side we don't have to worry about a future escalation at least in the short run. but by no means does that make anything that came out of this weekend better it just means that we're pausing to see if negotiations can come back together. and t

of 6 year-old stephen romero who was killed in the shooting, leslie impressed the governor worth orrance and even offered some comfort to the concern state leader. there is a 12 year-old shot. >>the smile when i walked into the room, i said how you smiling just for shot. she starts describing the courage as she was running away after she was shot and kept running. and here. she is you know covering the governor. >>along with the family and friends were feeling the stress of this horrific attack on their loved ones are the medical staff were caring for them. they are trained to handle this type of trauma, but that doesn't mean they don't feel the hurt to our staff, you know they're professional they've responded they went beyond well, you know, but above and beyond. >>but they are feeling, you know there's a lot of people are sad today. >>that was phil gomez reporting and we have continuing coverage of the garlic festival shooting during the commercial breaks on our 24 hour streaming service kron on. >>you can download our kron 4 app to get push alerts straight to your phone with upd

i'm going to throw it over to leslie picker right now and she has the etf update leslie >> thank you,ue, dramatic pictures indeed. >>> i'm leslie picker at englewood cliffs stocks across the board rallying today on the back of g20 check out consumer discretionary hitting an all-time high, up more than 20%. joining me now to break this all down, mary ann bartells and navy naudic mary ann, what is this telling you about the rally? >> well, despite, you know, all the volatility and trade noise that we've had, consumer confidence has remained very high and based on the bank of america credit card data, we've seen consumer spending to remain really strong. so it's not a surprise consumer discretionary is hitting a record all-time high it's been a leader in the market and with it hitting a new all-time high, it's confirming the high that we're actually seeing in the market today as well >> now, dave, as we look toward the second half of the year, can this rally sustain itself? or do you see the sector being overvalued at these levels >> i don't think it's overvalued we've seen some incredib

it's all yours go ahead >> did leslie feel bullied should he have been censors?> it's like one of those things your mom says. speak before you speak, right? my mom always said that growing up >> don't put something on instagram if you don't want to see it on instagram? i don't know or on the front page of "the new york times." >> remember bambi, if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all. >> teddy roosevelt's daughter said if you can't say anything nice about anybody, come sit next to me >> if you're not a nice person, are you really not going to post the comment if instagram tells you, probably not? you're probably still a you know what >> three of the nicest people i know they won't have to worry about this feature kate rogers, dom chu, and leslie picker >> cnbc's top state for business will be revealed tomorrow. ahead of that, we're tracking innovation around the country. a look at kansas's booming inland port, coming up >>> it is that time again. cnbc has tallied the scored and determined america's top states for business now, in the le

i'm really depressed to see that a whole party seems to be positioning away from that. >> martha: lesliehole party position to weigh, but i think in light of some comments recently made by the president towards four minority individuals who have achieved the american dream, i don't think that some of the fear of hatred along those lines is unwarranted. >> martha: well put, both of you. thank you very much, good to have you here tonight. more of "the story" coming up next. i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before tr

dayana: gracias por su tiempo y esperamos que leslie estÉ bien y que pueda salir bien de todo esto comon tiempo porque estÁn en condiciÓn crÍtica en este hospital. entendemos los detallesnuestra aplicaciÓn completamente gratis un inicio el Área de la bahÍa, hay las puedes seguir reportando en vivo dayana garcÍa noticias univisiÓn 14. julio: sÉ que has estado varias transmisiones en vivo y tambiÉn en estÁ re sociales, vi que hablaste con algunas personas, ¿hhas poder con otros familiares esta noche? dayana: otro seÑor tambiÉn me comentÓ, me es un testimonio muy parecido al de ellos, nos compartiÓ que Él también dio al atacante cara a cara y que fueron momentos de terror los que vivieron el y todos los que estaban presentes, me imaginÉ que ustedes han visto las imÁgenes de desgarradoras, las personas de la de sangre corriendo, asustadas en saber quÉ hacer en esos momentos y ahora mismo me dicen ellos tambiÉn que sienten que no respondieron las autoridades muy a tiempo y que por eso tuvieron que ir dando vueltas, estÁn sus familares perdidos entonces son momentos de mucha zozobra, de mucho

stocks leslie >> that's right.on thanking the energy companies for getting us to dow 27,000 overall the sector has been struggling, down 16% in the time between dow 26,000 and dow 27,000 the biggest laggards in the sector, not just including the dow components, include exploration names like apache and sim ma racks and names like halliburton and slum sburger components used in oil and gas drilling each of the names slumdsed more than 40%. >> thank you very much for that. >>> oil has hit a six-week high today, as tropical storm barry barrels towards the gulf of mexico many oil refiners along the gulf have evacuated or shut down production, including chevron and royal dutch shell. >> today's move comes as tensions between britain and iran escalate along the strait of hormuz. bring in global head of commodity managing director at rbc capital markets. the $60 level, wti closing above that, psychologically is that significant? is it significant technically in terms of where we go from here >> i mean, we think it's signi

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for all his success as a player, this is some challenge for frank lampard, as leslie is chelsea are currentlynew players. for all that, though, the fans are right behind him. it's going to bring motivation and that extra desire because he's such a legend. he has such a status in the club. he doesn't have the coaching experience but i think his playing experience will lend itself very nicely. i hope it works, i really do, i wish him well. would you say this is the biggest challenge for you? yes. my playing career is done, great memories and challenges along the way, i always love the challenge. he's been through ten managers in 5015 years, most recently maurizio sarri, the unproven lampard is a gamble, but it's opening his past boys here can lead to future ones. staying in england, the premier league champions manchester city introduced their new record signing rodri on thursday. city have paid $79 million for the 23—year—old spanish midfielder, and that tops the $75.5 million they paid leicester for riyad mahrez last year. rodri joins from atletico madrid, for whom he scored three goals in 3a

ya en la tarde calienta el termÓmetro tenemos algo de precipitaciÓn es todo leslie seco de julio se vanras bastante frescas. . >>> vecinos salen al rescate de una carreta que fue atacada por un perro pitbull y todo fue captado en cÁmara. >>> se desata el caos en un club nocturno tras una balacera le decimos cÓmo ocurrieron los hechos en breve. >>> qque le verÍas y le cuento que el parecer de las plantas se han unido a la tendencia del aceite. maÑana levantaremos a acompaÑa serÁ decir dentro de la mina (musica) . >>> nuestros vecinos salieron al rescate de una carreta que fue brutalmente atacada por un perro pitbull. >>> emilio ramos abre con la venia de la mascota que asegura sufriÓ heridas bastante graves. >>> adolorida, atemorizada y prÁcticamente inmÓvil quedo esta perrita que segÚn las autoridades habrÍa sido atacada puntos antes estaba m. >>> estaba en malas condiciones grabaron estas imÁgenes y dice que fue uno de varios vecinosque intentaban defender a soy de su presunto adelante. la policÍa de dallas estÁ investigando el caso que se registrÓ en la cuadra 300 de la avenida madiso

i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> we send out updates about the ghost ship case through the abc 7 news sure to download it now. you can customize the app so you you can customize the app so you will find out jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. where to next? >>> a capital one lawsuit has been filed. >> michael finney has been following this story closely. he's here with the latest on it. >> the capital one commercials always ask what is in your wallet? today the question is, who is in your wallet. and how did they get there? millions of customers hacked bank apology fbi, blah, blah, blah, we heard it all before. or have we? ted rossman is an industry analyst for credit cards.com. >> it's big. 100 mil

. >> abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live where fears of immigration raids are >> reporter: you have every age group. a lot of children represented here, multi faith clergy and labor unions and activist in opposition to federal immigration policies and want t. people aren edge in oakland. are you an oakland resident? yes. >> reporter: what's your name? >> wendy hanson. >> reporter: what do you think of the sense of the pending raids this weekend? >> it's deplorable to use that frightening tactic and we need to stick with our neighbors. we have to hold on to them. i can't believe anybody would try to do that. i'm so proud we're a sanctuary city. >> reporter: you look at the crowd and what do you think? >> i love everybody is here to protect the children, the families, the immigrants and we have to stick up for everyone's rights because it's totally unfair. >> reporter: like i said, the over riding feeling here is oakland is a bit on edge going into the weekend. >> with this kind of big raid, you catch a lot in the net and not just people that are intended to but innocent people t

i'm leslie goldberg, and i, too, am a member of compassionate bay.m a former reporter for the san francisco examiner. hamburgers, bacon, ice cream, these are the foods we're used to. these are the foods we give our children. how could something that is such a part of our daily lives be doing so much environmental damage? the fact is they are. animal agriculture is not only responsible for a very significant portion of water and air pollution throughout the state and the country and indeed the world, it is responsible for a significant portion of greenhouse gas. according to the united nations most recent report, animal ag is responsible for 18% of greenhouse gas, and that is nitrous oxide, methane, and co2. so how did this happen? these gases come from animal digestion, from manure, and animal respiration. it also comes from deforestation. i'm really glad to hear this discussion about how important trees are to our own survival. trees -- so these trees, particularly in the amazon rain forest have been cut down to create pasture land. they've been cut

leslie tiene apenas 12 aÑos y ya sabe lo que es el "bulling", sabe que instagram es la plataforma preferida quiere cambiar la cultura y dice que van a acÉrcame para que los usuarios se sientan seguros. entre ellos, instagram va a usar inteligencia artificial para bloquear mensajes ofensivos. expertos de tecnologÍa dicen que el desafío es grande. >> utilizan herramientas que fueron desarrolladas por facebook que son bastante buenas, pero no son perfectas. todavÍa hay millones de publicaciones que deben ser inspeccionadas por personas. luis: lo directivos seguirÁn buscando forma de combatirlo. muchos dicen que esto es bueno. >> es bueno que reconozcan que hay un problema de "bulling" a la plataforma, pero hay que esperar.lo estÁn anunciando, hay que esperar para ver quÉ tan efectivo es. luis: en san francisco, luis mejÍd, univisiÓn. ilia: es bueno el uso responsable. enrique y todas esta plataforma que tienen un potencial positivo enorme, ojalÁ que se concentre en eso y no siga esta conversaciÓn tan hostil o tÓxica. ilia: escÚchate lo que estÁs diciendo. enrique: no se buen ejemplo. -- soy bu