let )s now go to our special report... new at six-- the u-s justice department is challenging oakland )s mayor t development in the search for the family from southern california who plunged into the eel river. the family was headed to san jose from portland to visit family. today, the sheriff revealed they have recovered a body from the river. nbc bay area )s damian trujillo has been monitoring the day )s developments, and is in our newsroom with the latest. earlier today, the sheriff said crews recovered the body of a child. late this afternoon, the sheriff clarified that the body was actually that of an adult female. the body was found seven miles downstream, from where the family car went over a deep embankment, and into the river. the victim has not been identified. the accident happened last friday, during the torrential downpour. the sheriff said visibility was low, and witnesses saw a car pull over to the side of the road before it slid into the river. it )s believed those victims wee the thottapilly family the curr

now let )s talk about the weather.... because you may see some rain on your drive home tonight. right now - it )s dry - as we look live at the 280-17 interchange in san jose. kari hall - what are you watching? new details now - new details now - on a deadly overnight crash in san jose. a car goes off a bridge right into a homeless encampment. it happened on the san carlos street overpass - above royal avenue. as nbc bay area )s roz plater reports: two more victims are badly hurt. roz -- cities keep track of deadly accidents. roz -- cities keep track of deadly >> i could hear the lady screaming. it was like get out or screaming for her life. >> trapped inside of the car was the driver whose legged pins. >> both passengers were taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >> this is pretty sad. sad day in san jose. >> tough to see the video there. sot numb two things, no one in homeless encampment was hurt and cities keep track of the accidents. >> this is the city's 15th fatal collision so far this year and the 60th victim. as for this victim, so far police have not ident

in a letter to the department of homeland security, brown wrote-- --"let )s be crystal clear on te scope of this mission. this will not be a mission to build a new wall. it will not be a mission to round up women and children or detain people escaping violence and seeking a better life." arizona and texas have already sent national guard members to the border. governor brown says his troops won )t all go there-- some will be deployed to the coast and other places. he also disputed president trump )s claims, writing-- "thee is no massive wave of immigrants pouring into california." "day two" on capitol hill for facebook ceo mark zuckerberg .. this time, members of the house fired questions at the head of the social network... and he admitted that cambridge analytica even swiped his personal information. our business and tech reporter scott budman is here with the wrapup .. janelle, the thought here in silicon valley is that today )s questioning was tougher than yesterday )s .. zuckerberg spent a pretty big chunk of the session on his heels .. defending his company against regulations, rus

so let )s get ready. ad lib live picture-- san francisco >>> it is monday morning, taking a live look outside, san francisco this weekend -- this morning -- i guess i'm still thinking about the weekend. >> i was hoping you had a great weekend. let's get through the workweek. good morning, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. mike is here with the traffic and commute let's start with kari hall. >> it looks like another good week ahead. we have mild weather as you get ready to head out to mostly clear skies and light breeze as you step out. temperatures in the low 50s in san francisco as well as oakland and palo alto, 50 degrees there and 49 in san jose. here's a live look outside in san jose, a few clouds drifting by. as we go to evergreen, a mix of sun and clouds and then seeing highs today reaching in the mid-mid mid-60s, we'll talk about the rest of the week in a few minutes. mike says we've already got a problem on highway 101. >> right over here. >> wow. >> a short time ago, northbound 101, com

we got a sampling of weather let )s start with some of the best sight of the day .... this isn )t in tahoe it )s oakld . kids in the laurel neighborhood having a blast after hail created unusual sledding conditions this morning. from the air, here )s what it looked like. nbc bay area )s skyranger captured this video after the hail storm. skyline high school )s football field covered in hail. there was so much of it on the roads, cars were slipping and sliding around. we even found drivers getting out of their cars because it was just too dangerous to drive. while that looked like snow on the ground, here )s the real deal. skyranger above mt. hamilton where snow hit the higher elevations in the bay area. chief meteorlogist jeff ranieri sky ranger above mt. hamilton. snow hit the higher elevations in the bay area. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri has been a very busy man today. what's going on? >> hail reports coming in and the reason we had this hail was a lot of cold air that moved over south carolina. that cold air was close to the surface so you only needed a little

let )s bring in meteorologist rob mayeda who is tracking what )s happening right now. rob has also been tracking passing showers. still a chance of a brief downpour. and as we head toward 8:00 tomorrow morning most of the showers could be along the coast and it will be a chilly start. low 40s. we'll let you know if you need the umbrella into the afternoon forecast in our microclimate on comingng up in 12 his h minutes. >> "at r we shall see you then. thank you, rob. rob has been tracking the storm's every move on twitter. a you can follow him. @robma yeda.ras >>> standing room only at ally n hall meeting in oakland tonight. billionaire hedge fund manager and philanthropist tom tsteyer trying to rally support to impeach the president. cheryl hurd with what he had to say before the packed house. cheryl. >> reporter: well, a lot of people came out here in the rain to hear what tom steyer had to say. he's in friendly territory in the bay area but one republican is telling me tonight she doesn't believe his tour is about the people. she believes it's about tom steyer. >> i

so let )s get ready. picture-- san francisco >>> it is monday morning, taking a live look outside, san francisco this weekend -- this morning -- i guess i'm still thinking about the weekend. >> i was hoping you had a great weekend. let's get through the workweek. good morning, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. mike is here with the traffic and commute let's start with kari hall. >> it looks like another good week ahead. we have mild weather as you get ready to head out to mostly clear skies and light breeze as you step out. temperatures in the low 50s in san francisco as well as oakland and palo alto, 50 degrees there and 49 in san jose. here's a live look outside in san jose, a few clouds drifting

let's s where he goes from here. however, patience will wane when weeson't seets. the north koreans don't really follow through and abandon their nuclear program, if the syrian war doesn't come to some resolution a al-assad continues to use chemical weapons. this was there was a lot ofsh ck when president trump tweeted mission accomplished after striking syria, they felt it was a bit too hasty. he's just jumping on a whim. >> kudlow, rookie trump advisor. if you've been in the white house for a while, you've learned how to spin the president's changes of because you can't say, obviously, well, the president changed his mind. so he p it on nikki haley, also a big mistake. one that he himself came out and said -- >> is haley's job at risk? >> i don't think haley's job is at risk. no. i think what's so interesting to me about that whole episode, first of all, kudlowze apolo said she was put in a box. the policy changed and nobody told her. that w an absolutely truthful statement. >> why did it chae? >> because president trump decided, as he just said -- he nydidn't wa

let s get start with our >>> welcome back. it is 6:27. good morning. we'll get started this half hour with a check of our forecast. it is a beautiful one. starting off with a live look outside over the bay. 51 concorde. 47 oakland. through the day we'll not going to see a lot of change in terms of cloud cover. here's saturday. you can see a few clouds far to the north and well out of our region. basically sunshine is the story today. we may have a sea breeze. it will be cooler along the coast. inland temperatures in the mid 70s to near 80 degrees for the warmest spots. our forecast for today sunny and warm in freemont today. 75 today. yes, we really stay sunny and warm through the weekend and the beginning of the work week. 76 tomorrow in freemont. temperatures hovering near the 80-degree mark. a bit cooler the closer you get to the coast. here's a look at the event forecast. cherry blossom festival is going on this weekend in japan town in sunny san francisco. it will be sunny. temperatures in the upper 60s today. i'll have your full forecast coming u

let s get started start with our forecast this morning . >>> welcome back, it's just about 6:30. >> we'll get started with a check of our forecast. couple sprinkles. mostly in the north bay, but a couple along the peninsula as well. most of the showers light in nature, not going to see the heavy downpours and most of the presip is north of fort bragg. however we do have some passing through san francisco, hayward, livermore, along i-80. most folks really are just looking at gray skies, a damp chilly feel today. starting out with temperatures in the 50s area wide. your headlines, more clouds this morning, more sprinkles are possible throughout the morning and really throughout the d. but again, not a total rainout. we're just talking sprinkles. sun and clouds t story throughout the weekend, a cool weekend overall could still see a couple light showers continuing on into your sunday. and temperatures in the mid 60s in saint helena this weekend. breezy and cool as you make your way throughout the weekend. >>> the suspect in the golden state killer case appeared in the sacramento courtroom fo

let )s start with the moment a mountain view police officer first came across nasim aghdam )s in a parking lot. it )s 1:38 am. at this point - the police officer checks his computer. is she wanted.. is she on a list called "the armed and prohibited person list". no.. she is not. he then updates the missing persons computer to show she )s been found. the officer returns to the car to ask standard questions.. are you ok? do you want to hurt yourself? are you suicidal? here.. we see naseem agdahm say.. she )s never going back home to san diego. at around this point.. the first officer )s recording ends. >> oh, wow. okay. okay. i guess you've never done that before, huh? >> no. so your family was worried. a second officer has come for back-up. the first officer calls the woman's family in san diego to say, hey, we found her. the family asks, is she planning to come back and the officer said it doesn't look like it. now none of the phone calls are on tape. you don't record phone calls without a court order. but the second officer rapping up his talk and she asked what happened next and he repli

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let )s listen in. >>> welcome back. president trump and chancellor angela merkel are speaking. we'll listen back in. >> trying to be toughest with president putin may well change completely and may well be treating russia too harshly without coordinating with you. >> well we discussed ukraine and we work together very closely against the illegitimate actions of russia due to, for example, an exation of crimea and the situation in the ukraine. i'm very pleased to say that we worked very closely with the american administration in complementing the format and the sanctions very much are a thing of the congress and we work together with the representative of the administration also and very closely with the treasury. we exchange views on what sort of secondary effects that may have and looking at the con flic -- the conflicts with russia in syria, there is a wide degree of agreement and no one is interested in not having good relations with russia but where there is conflicts and things happening as we see in ukraine, we have to call a spade and spade and the prin-- the princi of

i'm melissa lee along with joe kernen let's check in on the s&p and the nasdaq poised for their best week in five weeks looking for a positive open across the board s&p opening up by 6 points. in asia, a mixed bag of economic data export s plunged in china, but imports grew more than expected. it's the first trade deficit since february of last year. the hang seng and shanghai were down slightly. the knee dnikkei rose by a half percent. the dax is higher by almost 0. 8%. the only lose tler r there is ts 100. the ten-year yield at 2.827% the 2s at 2.344%

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nicola sturgeon, scotland ‘s first minister. let's ta ke scotland ‘s first minister. take a look at some of the other news this morning. sir martin sorrell, the highest paid boss of a british public company, has resigned after being investigated for personal misconduct. sir martin announced he had stepped down as chief executive of wpp with immediate effect, saying it was in the "best interests of the business" for him to go. last year, wpp, the world's largest advertising agency, cut sir martin's salary by nearly a third — to £48.1 million. one person is in a critical condition in hospital, and another has potentially life—changing injuries, after a car ploughed into six pedestrians in essex. two of the group had to be air—lifted to hospital after the incident in canvey island. now on bbc news, we've got some of the best of radio i newsbeat‘s documentaries — with a few images you may find distressing. here's nesta mcgregor. coming up in this special programme, two reports from radioi and ixtra's newsbeat team. firstly, what happens when you lose your hair early? it ca

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s list. i'm going to try to let you explain what emily ‘s list does, pro—democrat and pro—choice specifically piece in texas, we are back in washington and i have stephanie from emily ‘s list. i'm going to try to let you explain what emily ‘s list does, pro—democrat and pro—choice specifically. we've been around for over 30 years but mission is to elect pro—choice democratic women to office. we train, recruit, support, set at kitchen tables across this country, encourage women to run, back them up and that's what we have been doing for over three decades. you come to this agenda of policy. as the policy itself more important than the number of women standing? we are very much about representation. our goal is dizzy in the senate, and house 50% women, maybe 60% to make up for lost time! our real goal is to make sure that all bodies have an equal number of women and men sitting at decision tables looking at policies that affect ourfamilies. this has been going on for a couple of decades. when you look around and see what the women in my piece described as an extraordinary sense of change, what

let's don't tear it down. mid-80's we started to see the emergence of what became known as the asheville renaissance. >> everything is kind of a time capsule downtown. were: exactly, because we too broke to tear anything down. people used to move livestock from appellation down to south carolina. after the civil war, this became a tourist destination. biggest economic driver? kevin: no, medicine is. the populationgs to about 200 and 50,000. with the metro, it's about $450,000. >> what is the asheville vibe today? super chill has a vibe. it's kind of that whole appellation live and let live. appellation -- appellation. i know that. something i know is important to you is southern music. >> asheville has a great music scene. we have not reached the austin stage where we have live bands in walmart and target, but we are getting close. gets -- it plays above its size when it comes to music. on any given night, 70 different live venues around town, from small celtic jam sessions to full on full orchestras and .verything in

stressed the need to avoid the situation from spiraling out of control for more on the story let's go to w.'s washington bureau chief oleksandr phenomena and we'll also bring in russian analyst constantine find out who's been following the story for us but we'll start with you the united nations security council rejected russia's resolution condemning the attacks let's have a quick listen first what the u.s. ambassador had to say we're here today because three permanent members of the united nations security council acted the united kingdom france and the united states acted not as revenge not as punishment not as a symbolic show of force we acted to deter the future use of chemical weapons by holding the syrian regime responsible for its atrocities against humanity so xander is that the u.s. saying it's ready to strike again. yes you're right the ambassador was pretty much clear about that she said that the. locked and loaded meaning is ready to strike again if the syrian government is going to use chemical weapons again and how he also added that and stress this readiness and determination

when our president draws a red line our president enforces the red line for more on the story let's go to w.'s washington bureau chief oleksandr phenomena alexander we heard a very clear statement from u.s. ambassador nikki haley there is the u.s. confident that the strikes have achieved their goal. yes that's what she told the u.n. security council she described the strikes justified the just to make a proportionate and she sat at the very confident that it crippled assad's chemical weapons program and that is what we also heard from the pentagon the military leadership there is very very pleased with the outcome of the strikes saying that they targeted the heart of assad's chemical what kind of weapons program and that they were successful nevertheless we have this clear warning the u.s. is locked and loaded the ambassador said it's meaning it is ready to strike again now as we've seen that russia has had a very strong response to this entire episode but does it look like moscow's response will be limited to just a diplomatic condemnation yes indeed it looks like that no one here expects the

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married so how difficult was it by the book but there is a great story how hard it was not to let on. >> 'sand i you watch her own nonverbal's you are so comfortable and so familiar now act like you don't know him very well. and you have the same rings on and take your ring off. it was very awkward at times and then to try to hide the fact we were married was too much information but he was placed in weird positions like the terrorist is hitting on me. [laughter] >> you should date. [laughter] that was not embarrassing at all. >> is there a story that isn't in the book where you realize i will remember this for the rest of my life? >> yes. in order to get from the airport to the cia compound we had to pay helicopters to skim right over the top of buildings where the insurgents could shoot you out of the sky so we would only fly at night. see make this grand trip from washington d.c. to iraq but then it was during curfew so that was the one time it was quiet and i would try to set next to the gunner because you were stuck in the green zone on the compound i should been scared but i was fasci

let's take a look at one stock in bear market territory we're talking about tesla, still down 5% or so, following the company's model sl late last week. let's debate the stock's next move with boris. what's your take on tesla? >> over the weekend -- that tesla is going through bankruptcy the thing is behind every good joke there's a kernel of truth it speaks under the psychological pressure he's under. tesla is facing massive, massive amount of debt due over the next 18 months and a big capital expenditure spend. so, the only way they can get out of it is to do a capital raise. that's the big question, can they do another capital raise and pull the rabbit out of the hat and go forward the market is feeling -- the shorts are feeling like they're just circling like sharks in the water at this point and i think they finally may have nailed the company to the downside so he's facing some very serious problems because debt is absolute stock is relative. sales are all relative that's absolute but he has to face that problem going forward. >> at the same time as a trader, do you feel like this is setting up for a massive sho

until the one nine hundred ninety s. let that one sink in a minute a highly secret intelligence agency was deciding who was allowed to report edit the news and work for the united kingdom's oldest and biggest public service broadcaster for more than sixty years and they call r t state controlled propaganda and just what terrible no good things was m i five looking for that would have won you a big red stamp of rejection on your job application well paul reynolds who was a b.b.c. correspondent from one nine hundred seventy eight to two thousand and eleven writes that in one thousand nine hundred eighty four memo yes one nine hundred eighty four memo lays out the undesirable list on the left there were the communist party of great britain the socialist workers party the workers' revolutionary party and the militant tendency but the right wasn't alone on the right the national front and the british national party these were all things gets you rejected needless to say on my fives and b.b.c.'s collusion on hiring practices has n

samples is a toxic powder that was developed by the us military back in the one nine hundred fifty s. let me tell you more about it moscow says bees it is a weapon that could be in the hands of the u.k. or u.s. but one that again crucially it doesn't have the u.k. was quick to blame moscow for the attack consoles because claiming that not solve it origin must be a clear indicator of russia's guilt and the international chemical weapons watchdog says.

s sue. >> let's take a look outside for road closures and fire that's happening now in concord that jessica at the live desks is telling us is under control. we have closures in place, dplindo street, willow pass, concord boulevard, clayton road. those are the surrounding streets that are blocked off. some of those are major thoroughfares if you're trying to access your jobs or freeway this morning. just a heads up there. we'll be following that here is a look at some of your drive times if you're heading out now. a slow grind to dublin, 880, looking good westbound, 101 san francisco golden gate is looking good, too. >> thank you, sue. the highly pants pated "avengers: infinity war" hits theaters friday. the stars attended the premier last night. marvel universe celebrating a ten-year anniversary with a film that finally brings all the characters together. >> never could have anticipated the scope of all of this ten years ago. it's been an incredible journey. >> such an experience to share the load, i guess, to share the responsibili responsibility, i prefer it than my own film. >> i'm the

[laughter] [applause] 's let's welcome tonight's guest he's like james bond but with better hair.cia officer buck sexton. like falling through a plate glass window, he will leave you in stitches. she is only cheerful when she has a beer for. [applause] and, he can literally move mountains. [applause] so, buck, i have to hand it to donald trump on this. this was a yearly political stunt and activist group two raise awareness about asylum seekers and so forth. he repurposed the for his law and order perspective on it seems like it worked. i don't know. >> we also have more data about what ends up happening. you have a lot of 25 -year-olds showing up at the border saying their 17 and that's just been established. >> i've been tricked by that. they tell me they're 25. also, when i think people started to recognize is that they are not illegal. this is a caravan going through the mountainsides loophole where they literally show up to border patrol and they say here we are, can you put us on the bus and send us to the place where you give people the free place to say in the food and tel

netflix, by the way, with a 58% returned your today, the best performer in the s&p 500. let's get to some earnings today . general dynamics, one of the worst performers in the s&p, posted weaker than expected for its gulfstream business jets in particular. and analyst over at jeffrey says that the second quarter details and implied back ended profit growth that's unlikely to convince the market. life sciences saw lofty expectations going into company earnings. first-quarter growth came out and disappointed investors. those shares, down 4%. earnings disappointment of plenty, mark. julie.ame here, we are not seeing the recovery in equities that you are seeing their, as you can see on the gmm functions. the dollar is very much in the ascendancy today. the bloomberg dollar index is at its highest level since january with currencies falling. we are seeing bond yields rise as stocks fall and commodities see the final two columns. it's a busy day for earnings. want to talk about st micro, warned of near-term weakness in the global smartphone market. the latest in the semi conductor t

let's see the s&p climbed nearly 55% during the period. dow gained i can hear some of you already, in 2007, resulting the worst economic catastrophe eventually rates may well rise to the level where they send us into a recession that is what happened in 2007. but again, nowhere near those levels we had four years of the stock market rallying like a champ we have plenty of time and you can always take profits. you can take profits there is nothing wrong with riding a rally higher and then ringing the register when things get precarious so what do you own in this post 3% as i mentioned, this is nirvana for the banks, the most beneficiaries. same for the smaller regional banks, i like first horizon. the banks can all go a little bit lower here, stocks go lower, and it is okay they get cheaper what else tends to work in these environments big cap tech stocks. i am a fan of alphabet and also as the added advantage of not doing business in china worried about china, but intel works too. and you can own the safe industrials that benefit from a st

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let's get it set. the dow up 125 points with exactly 59 minutes before the trading day ends. we're now at session highs, up 131. s&p 19, the nasdaq better by 65. let's reverse it here to 9:30 a.m. eastern. the markets opened the day under the crushing weight of china's $50 billion response. the dow fell as well as 510 points to the downside. companies at the business end of the china trade play selling off big time this morning, fighting back. it's a mixed picture, but playmakers, carmakers, industrials and agricultural products like soybeans, fruits and nut to the down side initially and things started to turn around after the presidential tweet. here it is -- now we have a trade deficit of $500 billion a year with intellectual property theft of 300 billion, we cannot let this continue. the president's national economic council director larry kudlow telling "varney & co." that the tit-for-tat tariffs between the u.s. and china is a negotiating tactic he said that pared losses further. to an individual name we've been talking about, facebook says the information of not 50 million but up to 87 million people may h

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amy: juan, let's go back to you, figures ago, democracy now!'s juan gonzalez speaking to a strike. an: now we want to go into the dorms. you may not agree with what we have been saying here, have questions, want to know more. let's go to the dorms and talk quietly in small groups will stop we will be there and everyone in livingston, livingston lobby -- we will be there and talk about the issues involved and we will talk about where this country is going and where this university is going and what it is doing to society and what we would like it to do and how we would like -- come join us now. amy: mark rudd, where you live now in albuquerque, new mexico, this will idea as juan is announcing the different places to have discussions during the strike. talk more about this and talk sds, you are being head of the students for democratic society. well, first of alall, i just want to say how exciting it is comrades.ith my old i wish i were present with you in the studio. a couple of things that occur to me in regard to the conversation we're having at the moment is that the university wa

s ceo.as bmw' let's go deeper into some of these big themes facing the auto industry in china. biggest exposure in china? who will benefit the most from growth in the market? annmarie: volkswagen has the biggest exposure with a 50% share of the entire chinese market. vw doesn't produce components just locally. largely from the european union, the carmakers should benefit no matter which way that tariffs in china swing. bw brand sold more than 4 million vehicles in china in 2017. the is equal to 1/8 of chinese market has as a total. analyst do not expect a strategy to change. it is not just volkswagen. toyota and daimler responsible for 70% of the imports to china in 2017. each company has about 25% to 30% of sales on the region. china will permit car owners to take full ownership which will give carmakers better access to the region. really big exposure. china auto show, cannot talk about it without the electrical vehicle market. china represents half of all ev 's sold globally. it holds two thirds of the ev charging stations in the world. the china ceo said speedy at action ha

(steve)s let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.(pam) lawrence how long will this rain stick around? lawrence karnow: showers have started and we are getting ready for heavy rain. doppler radar is showing the rain picking up now. but it won't become heavy until after midnight. flood watches have now been posted for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the santa cruz mountains. we could see as much as 4 to 6 inches of rain with some isolated amounts as high as 8 inches. the major rivers are not forecast to flood but we will see some of the smaller creeks and streams rise rapidly and flooding is possible. the commute will be bad with heavy rain and ponding on the roads. it looks bad all day but worst in the morning. showers will turn to heavy rain tonight and tomorrow morning. rain will continue all day. it will become heavy again late on friday night into early saturday morning. there is a chance of thunderstorms too with the tropical air. highs tomorrow will be very mild and in the 60s. sunday should be dry with mostly sun

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