behind.ports, lag why doesn't look so bad? -- why does it look so bad? against the dollar. 23% against the euro. if you look at the one we are seeing at 35%. japanese exports are much cheaper. that is the point. consider the word, exports. despite electronics are popular. these if you buy outside of japan are not made in japan anymore. they are not considered exports. if you take a look at the japanese yen over the past 10 years, it has strengthened substantially against the u.s. the dollar. a lot of the big chinese companies have moved. this is aptly what mitsuru pointed out. japan is being left behind. mainly because japanese companies accelerated the shift depreciatedthe yen after the lehman shock. take a look at the auto sector. japanese automobiles and the united states, we saw sales up 6.2% the first few months of the year. auto exports from japan into even the u.s. was down. toyota, setting production records in the u.s. now exports out of the united states. when you take a look at all of be doing asmay not bad as the entire export picture paints.

look what amanda ddiaz has done. how much more yield you get now out of s&p, double the 10-year treasury rate much here's a comparative chart, reits, utility, telco. a lot of lag and potential catchup trade is there. longer term picture, same thing, you have teleco lagging, utilities, there's the lag. this is the official chart, and what i see is the following. a well-defined level, 160, 160, and the presumption is that this is setting up for textbook break out, a buy juncture. draw the lines the other way, get rid of them, do it this way, the head and shoulders bottom, call it whatever you want, the neckline, but there's a lot of tension here, and there's a lot of breakout potential. just a few more. here's the sector versus the s&p. the correlation broken down over the last year or so again, that speaks to the catchup trade, and two more, the stock itself, verizon. a well-defined trend, a lot of tension as you work into the wedge, and guess what's happening now? you see it clearly. we broke out of the wedge, upside

we want to take a look outside. look at this beautiful shot. that's because we're in for another terrific day here in our area. >> it is 67 degrees here in northwest washington. we have had mornings near 80 at this time. so it is absolutely gorgeous and refreshing. howard is live on the weather terrace to sample such gorgeousness. >> i don't want to come back inside. eight so nice out here. you can breathe in and it feels good. the air is dry. a spectacular start to what's going to be a fantastic thursday across the region. you got plans outside or you don't? make some. it's going to be great. temperatures today 80 to 85. average high 189. this is the hottest time of the year normally. we're going to soak this in. the humidity stays low. it will be pretty low tomorrow as well. the front cleared us out a couple of days ago and behind it ushering in this nice, dry cool air. look at all the 50s to the west. roanoke 54. cumberland 55. the slivers of blue, those are 40s that have been showing up in the mountains like davis and elkins at 48. down to

quider look, we look pretty typical. we have a new accident down in virginia, 95 northbound at 123 with the left lane blocked there. prince george's county sood of things looking pretty good. >>> i'm out on the weather deck. the air is fresh and cool. you can see the early morning sunlight streaking the lawn behind me. normally the air is filled with a deafening roar of birds. don't have them this morning. i think they're speechless, too. feels more like autumn. a couple days ago, it was oppressive, but this morning, it is very polileasant. just a delightful morning under way. temperatures are in the 60s, most areas fichts to near 60. highs around the bay, near 80. and there goes a fox. whoa. just to our west, it will be near 80. metro area should be in the mid-80s. now back to you. >> thanks, tom. >>> i'm richard jordan at the live desk with breaking news. a woman shot in the leg in northeast washington. this happened on 62nd and dick streets. not far from eastern avenue. the woman was ta hospital. we're waiting to find

when are crew looking at the sun close to the horizon you're looking at a chunk of the atmosphere. it's pick and hard to see, but that's a cool picture. obviously tranquil out there, not much movement in the delaware river. >> reporter: 63 in wilmington, and pair of 67 in sea isle and atlantic city. we have cloud cover sweeping through and we'll be pushing off to the north. we'll get more cloud cover developing during the day. we're going for a sun and clouds mix. keeping an eye on the precipitation back here. there could be a spoke of that coming through during the even hours, after 3:00, 4:00 we'll be looking at this popping through, and it's possible that some of it makes it down into the western suburbs this evening. up in allentown, that's a spot we'll allow for a passing shower or thunderstorm. sun and clouds overall a nice high of 80 degrees, at the shore, temperatures around 68 to 70 in the water. uv index running high. 74 by noon, 77 by 3:00 p.m., pleasant enough with a mixture of sun and clouds, i could see sunshine for a good portion of the day down the shore. sun and cl

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what are the roads looking like? >> reporter: we're live in delaware county, i-95 at 4:30, that's the southbound traffic, you can see the cones set up, the two right lanes are blocked, northbound we had less lanes blocked, but we had that reopened, things looking better. northbound working on i-95 with the paving crew. no accidents, blue route, schuylkill expressway i-95 in good shape. tacony-palmyra back down after an earlier open and you have a concert at the mann, you'll see extra congestion, but for now you're good to go. the schuylkill expressway overnight construction has cleared, the road is still milled. it hadn't been paved, so we've got bumpy conditions out there at this early hour, matt. >> we'll hold on. this is new though, this morning, two cars collided along a delaware highway causing one to burst into flames and leaving three people injured. it happened aback and forth maryland avenue in wilmington at 12:30 a.m., the impact sent one car into the concrete barrier where it caught fire, a passenger in th

but take look at the wind. winds are gusting out of the north and west over 30 miles per hour in philadelphia as well as the wilmington area. if you're stepping outdoors, you can see dry conditions but it is going to be breezy. we're looking at temperatures right now at 76 degrees. 70 by 10:00 o'clock and then upper 60s as we move toward midnight. so you might want to grab little light jacket as well if you're stepping outdoors for fireworks or that backyard barbecue. lucy. >> talk to you soon, scott happening now getting ready to rock out on the parkway. the july 4th celebration about to shift into overdrive. some of the hot fest acts in music will take the stage in less than an hour. we're talking nicky minaj, jennifer hudson, ed sheeran and none other than philly' own legendary roots crew. >> our dave kinchen is life -- you're living large is was you're doing with the choice assignment, dave, hanging out for the festivities live on the parkway very nice. >> reporter: yeah, real hard assignment out here. i'll

cooler it looks outside. >> it looks wonderful, and rob is going to be a much cooler day. >> thanks for the sea breeze. >> indeed, we have the low clouds this morning been and all day sea breeze will which will bring a big drop in the inland temperatures yesterday going above 100 degrees in livermore, not today. you can sigh the culprit there, the low clouds sweeping across san francisco all the way over to the east bay and into hayward and oakland and emeryville many morning. san jose the exception to the rule. you have clear skies for the moment, but it's that stronger sea breeze really taking an edge off the heat? and it's an all-day event. obviously it's a low cloud cover, west wind at 14 miles per hour, and emeryville looking back across the bay, nothing but clouds for the moment, west wind at close to ten miles per hour. so coastal mist and low clouds will be an all day event. patchy low clouds inland, breaking up around lunchtime then the afternoon, most of the valley temperatures today, 80s and still a slight chance of getting into the low 90s perhaps around pleasanton for t

take a look at this chart. here's the drop to the downside right when the dow jones industrial average started the trading session. it was down 180 points, just seconds after the opening bell. the vix spiked better than 7%. then things calmed down a little bit. as a matter of fact, we started to see kind of a slow gradual build in the markets until right about here. that's 11:30 eastern time.

let's take a look.ig ipo agenda, janet yellen heads to capitol hill to give part one of her semi-annual policy. she goes before the senate banking committee at 10:00 a.m. eastern. yellen is expected to stick close to the fed's last policy statement. it's data dependent. yellen has repeatedly refused to specify when the fed is likely to start hiking rates. >>> would you coming up, microsoft's ceo laid out his vision for the software giant and that involves thousands of job cuts. we discuss, after the break. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." trading revenues in focus as jpmorgan and goldman sachs report before the u.s. open. and the fed's janet yellen gets set for two days of congressional testimony. we were talking about before the break about fresh orders for airbus. bac aviation ordering 43 airbus a320 jets that includes the a320 neo. mitsui financial deal has bought additional a320s. microsoft could be set to bring down the ax. the company could soon announce its biggest round of job cuts sinc

when looking at these screens, often it is really bright light. not normal to look at like the sun. looking at bright light. it is oven these little pixels, your eyes have to super focus. get this, sometimes we look so intentionally like looking like this, we usually bling about 18 to 20 tiles an hour, but or minutes, but when looking at this computer we bling half that amount. so your eyes get real dry. like this. one of my friends who has doctor, little thing on his computer, remember to bling. >> oh, row mind us? >> because we are so focused on, that many people don't realize, come to the office, my eyes are red, irritated. i ask them about digital devices, do you look at your phone a lot, your computer? yes, that's what dow for a living. >> doctor, a lot of people look at their computers in the dark, as well. that's got to be strain. bright light, nothing but darkness around you. >> great point. some people have so bright it is like you're looking at this huge light. what you want to do instead of the bright light. get it to gray. ever darken the screen where it gets a little da

dumbarton bridge looks good. 237 looks pretty light.hink on the peninsula and heading to the san jose area we are in good shape. let's go back to the desk. >>> there was rattled nerves at oakland international airport during a fire at one of the terminals. in fact, there is still a large burn spot on one of the interior walls. alex savidge is live at the airport now. alex, as you come back the flights there, they are still going on as scheduled. >> reporter: dave, good morning. this has to be unnerving for those that were at the airport this morning. net let me show -- let me show you what was burning. it was this pile of wood and card board. and this pile of construction materials originally was right here inside near the baggage claim area in terminal one. you can see a burn park there on the wall. no one hurt and the fire was quickly contained. but there was one person who was detained in connection with this fire. we saw that person in the back of a sheriffs patrol car. this was all at 3:30 this morning. a sergeant out here at the s

i want you to look at this. national weather service has continued that flash flood watch through tomorrow morning because of these downpours. we could see 1 to 3 inches of rain with some of these storms that move through today. now satellite 6 and action radar showing we have mostly cloudy skies at this point and just a you believe can of light sprinkles coming through in one or two spots in our area. that's not a big deal just yet. the majority of the activity is going the happen late this afternoon into the evening hours. right now that temperature 75 in philadelphia, warm and muggy, 72 in allentown, 75 in wilmington, 74 in millville and even along the boardwalk in ac we're in the upper 60's at this point. let's help you plan this day ahead. at any point you want to watch for a shower or a thunderstorm popping up. so by 9:00 a.m., 78, mostly cloudy. by noon, 83. by 3:00 p.m., 87. at any point during those hours we could see a quick shower or thunderstorm but the more organized activity happens late in the aft

right there, you are looking at the gateway to heaven. >> that looks good.you could make those pretty easily. >> get the volcano sauce, sour cream and hot sauce, and top that cheese and everything else with the volcano sauce. >> eat one of those, you're full the rest of the day too. >> like two appetizers mashed together really. >>> time for a little vintage dirt bike racing, may be slower, may not fly over the jumps, but not less dangerous. you see the guys at the starting gate, ready to go, and -- >> oh, no. >> now he's playing catch up. vintage bikes, having a problem, passes his first rider. sounds like a leaf blower. >> yeah. >> he's still behind, though. >> he is, but he'll have an opportunity to pass a couple guys all at once right here. >> oh! >> stay up. >> he does. >> he did! wow, like threading a needle. >> coming up over the jump, guys lost it at the bottom of the jump, rolling on the ground, bikes on the grown, the guy pick his way through, and looks towards the end he's leading. i don't know if all of them fell, a couple could be up ahead, but

how does it look, ricky? >> not too bad, but not like the old days, but c-plus on the grade, and let's go through the internals, 27 billion new bouncing three-years hit the street. the yield at auction, dutch auction, 0.992, which is lower than the over side was of the one issued lower yield, higher price, so that was one of the only positives. that gives it the plus. if we look at bid to cover, that's basically the ten auction average. the indirect is 38.2 or a little above the ten auction, but 9 directs were a bit below it. after we cut through all of that, it is a charlie plus, and we'll move further down the yield curve, much more insightful as we get towards 10s and 30s. sue, back to you. >> thank you so much, rick. we're also following another breaking story that could be impacting stocks right now. hamas has just fired missiles in the tel aviv area for the first time since this week-long escalation began. 40,000 reservists have been called up for -- both came off of their lows today, but they ended the

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look! >> shells exploding in the background, at one point, some of the fireworks even shot into a nearby highway on a nearby highway and sparked smaller fires and some grass outside the store. it took firefighters several hours to put out those flames. >>> and take a look at what fireworks did to this nursing home in kansas, that fire errupted over the weekends after someone didn't get rid of discharged fireworks the right way. the building destroyed. but no one who lives there was hurt thank goodness. >>> 5:13 right now, a check on the forecast, katie, going to be hot one. >> nicole, we did see funnel cloud out there. you can see the wild weather in the midwest, looking at possible tornado, i was tossing around debris outside des moines yesterday, almost dozen tornados reported across that state. and, as far as our weather is concerned, thankfully i'm not worried about any severe weather here today. but middle part of the week, that may change, so we'll have to keep an eye on that, but we

just look how tall this system is. and also, we're getting some reports of just very very heavy rainfall. one to 2-inches per hour out of this system. moving out of sections of the pocono mountains right now. once again this is carbon and monroe counties. you can just see how impress suv as i scan around with the cloud tops as well as the very very heavy rainfall indicative with these very strong up graft drafts across the arzo this is pin for rhett area also around the jim thorp area just watching out for the potential of that tornado as we put a couple of areas on here. you can see around the perr perryville area and then eventually moving toward polk and carbon and monroe counties, chestnut hill area and sections of mon company and carbon counties watching out for that potential tornado as we continue to follow ultimate doppler showing good signs there could be some rotation and there could be a tornado out of this particular system and cluster of showers and thunderstorms moving through the area right now. let's go

looking across the bay, look at that build for west 92, across the san mateo bridge. we'll show you the other crossings as well as the soit bay that's kicking in right now. >>> here's a look at today's top stories. all lanes of northbound 101 in santa clara are back open this morning following a deadly overnight crash between a big rig and a motorcyclist. witnesses say the motorcyclist was going more than 100 miles an hour when he slammed into the back of a big rig. >>> this morning a judge will sentence two suspected gang members for killing a three-year-old oakland toddler. last month, the jury found willie and lawrence denard guilty in the shooting of three-year-old carlos nava. prosecutors say nava was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. he was walking to the grocery store with his mom when he was shot in 2011. >>> president obama will be spending the night in the bay area. air force one will touch down at sfo after 9:00 tonight. tomorrow, he'll go to a fund raising lunch with the the home of real estate tycoon george marcus. >>> starting this morning, ba

you're taking a live look, sky 6 looking down the shore in cape may.l looks gray in the skies and the surf very choppy as we continue to await more weather coming in, more thunderstorms later today. >> matt pelman is trying to get your ride easygoing in the suburbs today. matt. >> we made it through monday. we would like a little less gray. at least we won't be seeing a lot of sun glare. that's the upside. in the suburbs not moving too badly, you see a little traffic on 422 headed eastbound towards route 23 during the midday today 9:00 until 3:00 it's going to be westbound you're going to see the construction crews here near route 23 and trooper road. they're going to be blocking one of the two lanes. so, at that point coming out of king of prussia headed westbound toward oaks you could see delays. this morning no big delays yet and we're drying out on most of the roadways. but we do still have some storm damage like a downed tree here in the west chester area along phoenixville pike near 322. word of this just coming in and it's not our only issue in

i look at the equity market value we're seeing in some of these emerging markets and i look at the bond market. the bond markets are gaining, too. that makes me concerned that we're looking at fair weather friends again that exit the first sign of trouble. >> that's absolutely concerned. we saw what happened with the taper tantrum last year. so far given that we're more or less at the end of tapering now, the markets seem to have adjusted, they're not getting any more unexpected news or changes in policy, it looks like we're going to be able to adjust, perhaps a period of dollar strength which is always a bit challenging. but as long as it's relatively smooth, even clearly rates not only in emerging markets but in developed markets lower than we would tenially see, we think it looks like a relatively good option on the bond side, as well. >> daniel, what portion of your portfolio are you holding in emerging markets and what portion are you holding in cash? >> you know, it all depends on what your benchmark is. we're over in emerging markets versus developed markets right now and not an

look at him.t stole all this stuff. >> i paid for it. >> yeah, i got his vin number and everything. >> don't, don't. >> anthony, the good samaritan says he was waiting for his fiancee to check out at this walmart near tulsa sunday night when he saw a man suspiciously looking around the exit then darting out without paying a dime. >> it was very obvious that he was stealing them. none of the items were bagged. >> reporter: anthony refused to go on camera fearing possible retaliation. but he did speak with us by phone. >> i asked him if he had paid for his items and he kind of said, sir, don't worry about that. >> reporter: the video has been shared more than 4,000 times since anthony posted it to facebook and it also captured the attention of police. >> look at him. just stole all this stuff. >> don't, don't. don't. >> i mean, that says it all and this morning they say they have identified the man in the video. that would be police. as well as the woman who was behind the wheel and currently workin

looking at that.er the traffic center right now. >>: it's still the case this morning here's a live look at the bay bridge you could see traffic is starting to pile up there this morning. it's could be turned on here also no major incidents to report were looking at live traffic across the tire at bay area. alexei traffic will be fairly light. right on the drive time from the red was city toll-free my it's 21 minutes. >>: new this more a triple murder charges stacking up for the surviving suspect in last week's warning gunbattle with police after stalking the tape library. -- bank robbery , and to a file charges against him today against the two other bank robbers and the hostage. there was the top of that it attempted murder to the police officer that is being filed against him today. the three murder charges will be making him eligible for the death sentences if he is sentenced. >>: police have confirmed one of the metal rod that very same day earlier this year. the have the details now. >>: drop th

she says look first look at the fin on the mom. it looks like a under water ballet. she reaches out and reaches towards the calf as if she was teaching him. but somebody else is coming in to play with him, right this. that is a sea lion. at first dave said he thought it was a dolphin, but no, he found out it was a sea lion. that sea lion is, i'll take you where you want to go. i'll help you get there. >> that's cute. they're making new friends. >> he's like, i don't care how big you are, you're my friend. >> in this video, you don't want to be in the water playing with the jellyfish bas because that's what these people pick up. check that out. >> ouch. that would hurt. >> beautiful and serene, but dangerous. it looks like a starry night. >> some of them look like pretzels and some of them look like starfish. you can kind of see the shave inside the jellyfish in this video. >> but they're so gentlemma jemd gorgeous. >> and notice how you get the view from the other side of the vote. it's just beautiful because you could see the rays of sunlight in the water. >>> look

sky6 live hd taking a live look, let's see looks like we're looking at atlantic city there along theead outside to meteorologist chris sowers with the latest from accuweather. chris? >> reporter: good morning to you, eva. it's comfortable out here, humidity levels will gradually increase throughout the day. we have showers pushing through parts of the area. northern chester county you can see heavy downpours extending into exton and radnor and phoenixville. it's pushing east, southeast at 25 miles per hour. riding the pennsylvania turnpike. after 10:00 or so we're checking combination of sun and clouds. today looks to be the good one, 86 degrees, tomorrow, much more active, thunderstorms possible some could be strong to severe. >> that's it for "action news," we're back in a that's about as american as it gets. woman: what do you mean? blueberry pancakes, strawberries and cream cheese icing, starting at just $4.99. apple pie, watch out. [bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! >>> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. >> all: good morning, america. >> huey lewis and the

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we aren't looking into any rain, although we are looking at plenty of clouds. mid and high-level clouds. everyone starting out with the gray sky. temperatures in the 60ths for the most part. half moon bay 57. we have a mixture of low clouds and fog, high and mid-live level clouds and still warmth from yesterday. 65 san jose. 62 oakland. we have the marathon getting underway with plenty of cloud cover. temperatures around 60 in san francisco. we will look for the numbers to climb just into the low 60s. still partly sunny skies and by 11:00 we are mild, in the upper 60s. i will have the changes in a few minutes. >>> thank you. turning to the crisis in the middle east. amos -- hamas said they agreed to a 12 hour truce. response, israel's military resumed operation necessary gaza. and hamas spokesman said the new truce will go into effect today but the israeli army has not said if it would hold its fire in the time requested by hamas. they said they would continue demolishing tunnels. it's killed more than 1,000 palestinians and 45 israelis. >>> the violence in the

look at the big blue arrows. it's this southerly flow coming on the western edge of high pressure over nevada. it will keep us warm tomorrow in the 90s . we still have the very chilly sea breeze on the coast, though, that will keep us cool for the foreseeable future. all the way through next week. but the inland areas will be warming up to the low 90s tomorrow and the warmest day of the week will be monday, again. out the door tomorrow morning, we will have the fog along the shoreline. in the bay, inland, sunshine, and temperatures upper 50s , low 60s to start the day out with could be some drizzle, by the way, at the shoreline. tomorrow afternoon, the numbers warm to the mid 70s around the bay. about 90 degrees inland. a little warmer than that. if you go to sacramento, it will be 96 degrees for the state fair this weekend. sunny and hot. here is what it looks like now. fog and low clouds. what will it look like in the future? this is our best look at it. a super computer, is it really? show that's we will have

take a look at futurecast, looking for the strongest wind gusts. the key where you get warmer colors, that's fierce wind on the way to the north bay between 1:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. the he's going to back off today five to ten degrees but the wind's going to pick up. right now firefighters have a good opportunity to make some major head waip i want to show you where low cloud rpz pleasanton right now a thin marine layer, gorgeous start here in tiburon. san jose blanket of low clouds. this will keep us cool. temperatures low 80s. 78 for the east shore. san francisco, cool day for you, low clouds about all day long there and 63 degrees as a result. we'll take a close look at what's coming your way for the holiday weekend. a lot of people want to see fireworks. we'll tell you where to get the best view. first check your drive. >> note on fireworks, on the roadway driving while one of the shows is going on, don't watch the show, watch the road. here are your maps. smooth drive. pick your path. normal flow. we will pick out a couple of the trouble spots.

look at the time they are gone. look at september. all that time they are gone.he white are the days they are supposed to be in town. how does that compare in these are midterm election years going back to 1978. they are scheduled to work, this is the house, not the senate. the house is scheduled to work 112 days this year. that's behindmost years. lighter workload except 2006, only 104 workdays for the house in 2006. that was a midterm election year. we'll track to see if that changes. you are paying these folks for 112 days at work. there's a lot they are supposed to do for you. the one thing, the highway trust fund, jobs, fixing roads and bridges. looks unlikely they will get it done in the next week. the border bill, still a big question mark. some hope at least the house will try to act. came up at the end of the week. we'll talk about that in a minute. veterans affairs reforms, spending there. the house and senate, democrats and republicans still deciding there. in the house, there is one thing on the schedule. they are certain, they say, to vote to sue the

so today we have before you a specific look at the bonds and the past you have looked at both funding sources that were under consideration for november. today the transportation and road improvement bond you can see here we have two primary goals for that bond. one is to improve transit and second is to create safer streets. we have a number of categories of projects. can you see here a summary of the expenditure plan. i will go through each of the two goals and some of the projects we could likely see with the funding. so a large part of the inproved transit category to help implement the transit effectiveness project and making the system for reliable for customers, increasing accessibility at transit stops and stations and really importantly to be able to upgrade some of our facilities, some of which are over 100-years-old and have been in disrepair and thereby creating an inessential environment to repair our vehicles and would facilitate working environment to allow those vehicles to get back into service as quickly as possible. we wanted to highlight particularly the transit ef

intel holding in, looking okay.potle, a high growth stock that trades at a high multiple and end up deserving it. but there are still other times of growth stories. i don't know that that's necessarily the case. so one of the things we've noticed. the market was down today, most of the stocks and the s&p were up. over 300 of the s&p stocks were up today. what that means is for your portfolio, you got to be taking a look at what you actually own. the mark, itself, is not necessarily your portfolio. >> i think that's a great point. the graphic we just showed had a bunch of names that saw pretty tremendous tumbles, yet, we got the xlk. the s&p tech following index that's pretty much at a 14-year high. >> i think a year ago, it was the long or be wrong, right, the s&p 500 was making new highs all time. you wanted to be in the market. now it's become much more company xefk specific. last quarter, we had a lot of people go, oh, it's weather-related. >>> you remember that storm. there was probably snow throughout the unite

here's a holiday look. roads damp and wet. this is route 202 near schuylkill expressway king of prussia heavy rain we dealt with overnight leaving behind some damp roads, maybe a puddle or two along the way. i-95 if you are traveling this holiday weekend just beware of the new traffic patterns that could be out there, not just here right here near girard avenue but up and down that i-95 corridor and all of the construction zones. they will not be active but if they move lanes around that will be new for you if you have not been traveling that stretch over the last couple of weeks. heading to the shore now is time to go. expressway parkway 47, not a problem at all but crunch time later on, will probably start between 12:00 and 2:00 and jenkintown an accident at old york road at washington lane. mass transit running with no delays at the moment, ukee, back over to you. >>> thanks, bob. developing news right now search crews go back to work to try to find a boater who disappeared on the delaware river. "eyewitness news" reporter

we look forward to that. the soccer fans in argentina now taking second place at the world cup too kindly. rye theers went to the streets after that tear lost 1-0 in germany -- to germany in yesterday's extra-time final. rioters threw bricks, rocks at the police after watching the game on huge screens. 15 officers were injured, about 30 rioters were arrested. i wonder what folks think that accomplishes. >> some terrible weather here at home in the western and central united states. this comes from tucson, arizona. as you can see, heavy rain, there was hail, strong winds measuring up to 65 miles per hour, knocked down power and phone lines. and arizona isn't the only part of the u.s. experiencing rough weather. the midwest is about to get some have chilly july air, believe it or not. here's the weather channel's carl parker. >> we're looking at an unusual plunge of cool air down through the middle of the country. this is how that's going to work. this is not, by the way, the polar vortex, even though that's be

you see a young woman and what look looks a young man walk into the elevator, press the floors they're headed to, normal elevator activity. >> oh. >> oh. >> you're kidding. >> did you see? >> that's what he's after? >> just as she goes to step out, he pushed her out of the elevator door as he grabs her purse. she tries to fight back. she comes back toward the elevator. he fights her off. and then closes the elevator doors. we watch him dig through her purse as the elevator continues on its route and then he puts the purse on his shoulder andr. this next surveillance footage inside a nordstrom in nashville, tennessee, these guys stroll into the chanel section. watch what they do. looks like there are five guys, they start grabbing handbag. reports say they got away with nearly $50,000 worth of items from this area. >> just overwhelmed the employees. what are they going to do? no way you're going to stop five people at once. security's not going to get there in time. >> security couldn't get there fast enough, though they did see this happening. these guys got away in a sedan that had li

fake a look at what the route looks like this morning. they're allowed to place chairs and blankets at 6:00 last night. a lot of people have taken advantage. the parade starts at 9:00 this morning. it ends up at sycamore valley road. 40,000 people are expected to attend and some have high hopes for the parade. i'm expecting a fantastic parade. >> reporter: what makes the parade? >> floats, bands. >> reporter: and she said it's important to eat a big meal on the fourth of july. that goes without saying. and these are some other events. redwood in san jose kick off their parade at 10:00 as well. there's many other festivals, but we have place add complete list on kron4.com. the danville parade starts here tomorrow morning. we're going to talk to a lot of if people. little do they know, they're going to celebrate the fourth of july by being on tv this morning. >> thank you mike, along with parades, you can expect to see some fireworks. that's just a sample right there of what you're going to hear a lot of across the bay area. we looked into

city everything looks good.ots of 50's out there taking a look you can see that slow down on the turnpike is only thing you need to look out for, chris. >>> lets turn to this, overseas, international crisis continues on israel and gaza as violent conflict worsens. fox 29's jennifer joyce following this story from the news room, good morning, jennifer. >> reporter: after a two week pause the ground battle is back and in fully affect in gas a yesterday roughly 65 palestinians and 13 israeli soldiers were killed, the u.n. security council held an emergency session last night to discuss, quote serious concerns about the rising civilian deaths toll, in gaza, and the group is demanding an immediate end to the fighting. many people are calling for peace but the strikes continue. the death toll for palestinians has surpassed 400, and about 20 israeli soldiers have been killed as a terrifying attacks have forced thousands of palestinian civilians to leave their neighborhood. secretary of state john kerry says he is suppo

that looks like he shed skin.'m curious if he'll put that into the - into his decoy. >> basically you shed the skin and make it part of your health. >> awesome. >> definitely write this down and make note of the rain that we've been getting so we have a record of why this is messed up. >> the great thing about studying something unknown is that every tiny bit of information we get on it is like a mountain more than we have to. >> it's amazing. this was spider number five? >> yes. >> aside from man the decoy spider is the only known species to construct a version as a means of survival. happy with the answers found with the decoy spider we returned to the lab to look for the answers wecked. >> i can't see the purpose of the tall tower. >> and these things we see in there, the mites. >> we see them on just about every structure we look at. >> a bizarre thing is how many of these structures we have seen, but we is haven't seen anything build it. we have no idea. >> right now we need to look or find whatever is respon

looks like something strait out of ufc. grabs one leg, and dude down on the back, grabbed the guy's face or neck and says, listen, you have any problem now, knock it off. >> you hit him hear the concrete too. >> stands there and stands on the guy to hold him down because that guy looks like he was the aggressor, tapped out. >> they put him in his place. dude, knock it off man, here to have a good time, not to fight with you. >> a lot of people have interesting talents like this here. >> all 50 states in 17 seconds. >> i wonder if she memorized the state stong. you know the song? >> i do know the song. >> alaska, amends, arkansas. >> that's not the song i know. >> we should see if we can do it as fast. >> oh, definitely not. >> i think you might be able to. >> i'll try. >> okay. amz, alaska, arkansas -- >> i can't do it. >> i only know the song. >> amz rgz alaska, alaska, colds, kopz, hawaii, illinois, iowa, kentucky, louisiana, massachusetts, missouri, montana, nebraska, north carolina, skurz, oregon, tennessee, west virgin

look how beautiful it looks at the beaches today. this is ocean city boardwalk, you can see the flags still out. and hopefully they'll remain out throughout the summer. we are looking at just gorgeous start to the day. it looks beautiful as we look through philadelphia, the ben franklin bridge there. and the city beyond. so, enjoy this. we move back to the shore areas. you can see, the beach patrol, headquarters, this is down in margate. and somebody is setting up, and they'll be setting up shop on the beaches today. just beautiful weather for going to the beach. now, the ocean temperatures, which were great last weekends, in the 70s, and were in the 50's, yesterday, now, warmed up little bit through the atlantic city area, and their lot warmer going to the south, and they are a lot warmer as well down through delaware. so, enjoy the warming ocean temperatures, low risk of rip current today, but obviously, piers, jetties, can be a problem, even low risk conditions, stay near the lifeguards. >>> 69 degrees, the temperature in philadel

is that what we're looking out?eparate out the banks here. >> i don't think the holding companies classify the corporate. and the ownership of the bonds is also relatively limited. so the network placed over 2 billion from the holding companies. half of that to reach investors. so there is around 900 to 1 billion exposure. obviously, investors from these bonds at the holding companies, that's going forward of these bonds. so it doesn't have a financial liability to pay these bonds, but it could be fine because you have some of those to retail investors. having said that, it's unlikely regulators would find the bank and the bank in the past has made money and has been able to raise capital and may do so again as the central bank was saying today. so you have to take this into account. >> and we've said and the emergency has acknowledged now that the size of the exposure right now for bank santo has to a certain extent -- that the portuguese government has set aside the 6 billion euros. the structure of the holding co

at 0.5% inflation in the euro zone and then look at inflation in the u.s. and have a look. what the u.s. gives you is a different story. if you look at euro-dollar, euro-dollar near highs but near lows for the year. cpi out her stay. aty expect another earning 0.5%. if the five-month high on the dollar index. you might finally be getting that dollar strength you are looking for. wednesday's fed decision and friday are the big ones. >> lots to think about. lots to ruminate on. that is the market open. what are the things we need to think about? what should we be cautious about ? james joins us now. looking at a lot of data coming out this week. a lot of geopolitical risks. russian sanctions look like they could come through. flex i see a rolling over the digest we should be much more cautious. signs. see no real >> everyone has been piling into europe. if you look at the flow data, money has been pouring into europe. that's what i am observing our valuations. i think there are some that are worth looking at. companiese value in like deutsche bank because the expectations are

and he got a look alike, a paula look alike to be in the video. >> he should just marry the look alikeve up. >> next best thing. >> now, two people have to apologize on daily basis, quincy and jenn fred. jen, we start with you. are you good at apologies and how do you handle it? >> i'm not good at apologies. i don't handle it well. instead of saying sorry i blame it on the other person, you know? blah blah blah blah, if you weren't blah blah this wouldn' have happened. by the way, real briefly on robin thicke, no one ever new why she was marri anyway? so hot. we need to move on. >> ya. >> he is kind of dorky. quincy? >> well, you know, i always say i'm sorry for the way you feel. that's what i say. i'm sorry for you feeling that way. >> i'm sorry you feel that way. >> yes, i'm sorry you feel that way. then i further explain why i was correct. that's usually my method. >> you are still married. >> dow it quickly then. >> and then move snob. >> i'm still married and then i move on. hey, i'm sorry for you feeling that way, but you were wrong and i was right and let's move on from it. >> i

now it's time for a look ahead and a look back. today is 7-eleven day.ce store chain is celebrating its 87th birthday by giving away free small size slurpies between 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. on this day in 1979 an abandoned u.s. spaceship skylab fell to earth scattering debris over the indian ocean and australia. >> covered quite a distance in the town that i saw it, which is about 25 to 35 seconds at the most. it covered an incredible distance. i have never seen anything move that fast in my life. >> happy birthday to rapper lil kim who turns 40, and ricky sambora turns 55. i'm dara brown. >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> well good morning everyone, happy friday, 4:30 in the morning, i'm scott mcgrew. >> happy friday. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> 4:30 in the morning. >> that's why. tlots get to this morning, let's check the forecast, take it away, christina. >> equal, opposite. >> good morning to you, 4:30, and you know what, we have interesting weather that we don't typically see in the summer time. here in northern california, sho

look how clear it is. the distraction is gone here. look at the map though. we have slowing still going on through the earlier construction zone, approaching el charro. this is nothing unusual and the rest of the bay looking nice. as far as the speed sensors are concerned, we'll call it a couple things i did spot on the live cameras, san mateo bridge, west 92, flashing lights along the flat section, lost in the distance, however, no injuries reported for that span. we'll look on the foster city side and see if the lights have made their way over. we don't see them coming over just yet. again, no disruption to the flow, just saw flashing lights and i'm going to track it and make its way across the bay. meanwhile we had crews traveling north and just removed that set of cones. you have one more lane now getting ready for the morning commute. there about midspan and should clear from the bridge quickly in about another five minutes. meanwhile, no slowing there, that's better news. >>> mike, if you're headed to downtown concord, expect some delays for a while. fo

take a look at this rendering of what the royal might look like as an 18-year-old.a real person. >> it was created by an artist who created the features of both mom and dad and the three of them together. definitely has kate's nose and smile looks like. i prefer him right now at the age he is. cute, cute baby. >>> major cuteness alert. don't move a muscle. this next video i promise, i promise will make your day. 11-week-old lee isaly and her best friend clyde. 8-week-old pit bull. the pair are being gushed about around the world thanks to this adorable video going viral, a little clyde cuddling up to isaly. now watch his face turns in one second. we missed it. he cuddles up right to his cheeks. they've been inseparable and excel at looking cute and taking four naps a day. gosh, i long for the days when we could do this? all babies are cute but i have to say i never knew pit bull puppies were so adorable. >> some of the cutest puppies you've ever seen. >>> this is my favorite part of the day. katy perry played to a packed house last night. her press matic show deligh

john if you see the stage if you look at the. speech on the. right. search string. and i think that you're. on our reporters there. they want to take this country back to the middle ages a public event. for that and that you know they derive their ability to very very rigid interpretation of look at a country like egypt for example sound very high poverty the reason there's like also the i think is because the religion calls the boundaries and the board and that's the kind of suppression if you look at the liberal let's say of a country like turkey it was ninety nine percent muslim. because of the. welcome back now also published on the outer about farm simply isolated to wall street and your t.d. ameritrade account miscible and state governments also depend on the stock market to meet their pension liabilities for their workers so on asa bubbles pop some local governments can find themselves in some very hot water i asked anthony randolph director of economic research at the reason foundation. what he thinks the effect of pop asset bubbles will have on state a mise