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celtics kyrie irving has a role as well. >> we look so hard to look young and they are looking old on purpose, i guess for the mrn. >> i would say it pays well, i'm sure. >> beating lebron james yet again. we'll explain next. >>> plus, nbc bay area responds. >> it's a crime leaving bay area home buyers broke and if you're looking to buy or sell a home, you could be a target too. i'm consumerestitor chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. >> first happening now, breaking news about 100 migrants missing at sea off the coast of libya. they are feared dead after their boat cap sized. the libyan coast guard rescued 14 immigrants. plus in new york city, infants and preschoolers have to get the flu shot if they go to school. the new york state supreme court juad ruling. a group of mothers are fighting against the mandatory vaccinatio vaccinations. more news after the break. ad li jose at 280 and 17 >>> welcome back. the time now 4:55, as we take a live look at san jose, this is at the 280 a few people on the roads and lights there. mike will have a look at the traffic in just a bit. >> nbc

i had good looks. i started asking for more of them and knocked down shots for us. >> durant on fire. game four in cleveland and dubs are up 3-0. we won't blame you if you start making plans to enjoy another victory parade next week, mike, where there will be some traffic. but hey, we're going to be happy. >> i think this is a sacrifice fans are willing to make. >> that's right. now the hush falls over the crowd and a pretty decent drive. i have some slowing toward montague coming up but details here. no reports on injuries for this crash. traffic advisory westbound 880 at pinole county road, see the back-up to the skyway. a problem off the cartenas bridge. if you can choose from cartenas or benicia, i would take it because it's more smooth. drive through the area, congestion in walnut creek as well, 680, 24 looking good as well. laura, we took a look at this an hour ago it was fine, but now it shows slowing. >> turtles. >> getting closer and closer to the weekend as well. >> looking forward to some wa

look at oyour screen. in the race for california attorney general, the incumbent has a 20 k for -- 20. lead. >>> the federal government now says without changes being made, medicare is on track to run out of money in eight years. that's three years sooner than the previous estimate. will run out in that social 2034. president trump made a campaign promise not to cut either program. the treasury secretary released a statement saying there's time to fix the prob less than a wee po death of a hospital patient monday morning. according to the san francisco chronicle, the woman was on an involuntary century -- psychiatric old. the cause of her death is still being investigated. that body's discovery comes less than seven days after the body of ruby anderson was found in a powerplant building. anderson had been reported missing may 20th even though she was not a patient there. hebody was found wednesday afternoon. a forensic examination by the san francisco department of public health showed her death did t foul

in looking at your budget. but in the first slide that you showed -- that you showed last week in regards to what you would do with 250 additional officers over the next four years, again i don't know if these are the right thing or the wrong thing and it certainly would have been helpful if we had, again, going back to the task force, to have a more thorough discussion and say yeah, these are right. so, i have -- i don't have that to go on. and -- and for us to absorb what a task force could have done in the one-hour meeting is very difficult. my comments now, i want to driflts away from that. i think we're enough on the timeliness of the task force enough and would have helped me in a little more informed whether this is correct or not. for the moment, let's just assume that the 250 that's indicated here out of four years is what we need in terms of officers to these type of functions. then -- then the discussion becomes -- and you -- and in the budget it presents a way to get with the 250 additional. that in

look for that this fall. we'll have another landing on mars to see what the activity geologically us. i want to make one more trip back. the amazing thing about the seasonal variation of methane is that you need to be there for many seasons. tell us about the lifetime of the curiosity rover. >> it's wonderful to have this discovery that took so many years to not only take the measurements but analyze as well. measurements -- we have taken about 30 measurements with this instrument over the course of the mission. we are planning one on mars today. without having the rover survive for six earth years, three mars sears, we would have never been able to discover the seasonal patterns that are at the heart of what was described. the final a few more words to jen's discovery. one thing that makes it so special is how it fulfills the role that curiosity has play. nassau charge this mission with detecting organics on mars. we've done that but it was more than that. we wanted to understand how organic molecules was in

look at the picture. shanghai composite higher by 2.2% shenzhen is higher by 3.3% both of these markets were in bear territory when the shanghai composite slipped into bear territory on tuesday, closing at 2.844 just about, so we're just above the initial level we were talking about. keep an eye on that level, it's around that marker the shenzhen is seen as vulnerable to the current trade and investment tensions between the u.s. and china today it did get a rebound, higher by more than 3% that's its best day in two years. looking at the hang seng, it didn't quite get into bear market territory, it has had selling over the last couple of days the hang seng higher by 1.6% the attention has not all been on the equity space. let's look at the yuan it's set for the biggest monthly fall on record first we're looking at the monthly performance of the markets. we showed you the rebound today. look at the month. a reminder of how bad it's been. the shenzhen was off 9%, the hang seng lower by 5% on the month. let's

look at all that sunshine. east bay valley, 61. 75 at noon and low 80s from 2:00 to 6:00 and lastly the peninsula, 58 this morning. a few clouds and sunshine by 10:00. temperature there in the mid-60s all the way through 6:00 and we'll drop down into the low 60s. welcome back. >>> thank you so much. yeah, good to be back. pretty pleasant temperatures. so far we're looking okay for the morning commute as well. we don't have any major blocking issues at the moment. i do want to head up to the pawnee fire area and talk about the current road closures. these are updated every day around 7:00 p.m. not many changes here. all at highway 20. so basically everything north of i-20 heading to the fire area is where you're not going to have the access so you don't want to be there and get in the way of the response crews. slowly starting to fill in. overall we are looking great this morning. we'll look at drive times up next. >> thanks, alexis. a new report gives oakland school leaders a failing grade. the questionable dec

looking at what exports are doing, looking at what inventories are doing.market -defining event the people expect. rishaad: exactly. looking ahead now, what sort of oil prices favorable for everybody? >> if you look at what the saudis need to balance budget, they need $80 $85 a barrel. if you look at other members of opec, it is a slightly lower number. $80 seems acceptable to most members of opec and to a lot of the buyers. china, india come in the u.s. as well where, trump has tweeted about oil prices being too high. there, it not we stay really depends on a lot of things, on how demand plays out in the second half of the year, on how much barrels opec and physically put in the market, but also on geopolitical objects. this is going with iran, venezuela, and libya. haidi: do you expect the spread to continue to widen between wti and brent? how quickly can you us shale respond? re clear bottlenecks now give the u.s. cannot get the oil out of the middle of america given the pipeline constraints. between the middle of this year in the middle of next year, we

looks great. zooming in to where we have a little different than green. a crash southbound 880. i thought it was clearing to the shoulder but it's in the middle of the roadway. we zoomed in at whipple past the 92 interchange. this may start to creep back in through the rest of the hayward and san leandro if they don't clear it quickly. 538 we see more traffic in the area of the east bay. we'll track that southbound from hayward in towards the union city area. that's definitely hayward towards whipple and towards union city south of there. 580 coming into the area, also shows dublin westbound, a smooth drive out of the altamont corridor and if through livermore and dublin itself. nothing unexpected and that's a nice way to start the day. look at the sun coming up there. haze in the there. warm week. >> warm weekend indeed. coming off a warm weekend, it's going to ramp up again? >> we're making plans for another hot weekend across the bay area. let me show you the trend throughout the week. the seve

take a look there. the way he was able to survive this. >>> but first happening now, former president george h.w. bush is getting help from a new service dog. his name is sully. he can open doors and get help. the nation's 41st president uses a wheelchair and electric scooter for mobility since developing a former s lcrowe making headlines news, playing roger ailexs on show time. he was head of the news organization for 20 years before resigning after sexual harassment allegations surface. more news after the break. it's 5:53. amaticideo is emergin morning. you can see a 17-year-old boy escaping a fiery plane after it >>> 56emerging this morning. you can see a 17-year-old boy escaping this fiery plane after it crashed in detroit. a texas couple was killed when the small plane crashed a mile from the airport. the teenage son as you saw was able to exit that plane. you can see that he was able to roll out of that plane using the door and he's in the hospital in critical condition this morning. and investi

what am i looking at? i'm looking at the basket. once we get below 94 of the basket and get to 92-94 trading range, which is that level when we hadow 92's more significant pressure during the 2016-2015 renminbi depreciation pressure. i think that is one point to look at. we should be seeing some stabilization momentarily i think as chinese officials tried to take some stock. over the past 24 hours, we have had trump take aim at the renminbi as well. much of this is benign neglect, deliberate policy to weaken the chinese currency? that is a lot of speculation. obviously they have been keeping their fingerprints off this in terms of the dollar-china fixing every morning. it does not seem there has been anything untoward. when you look at the spot price action and the market price action, we have seen weakness relative to the fixing. you could say this is not a consequence of china. it is a consequence of the united states and the trade tensions. if you are a portfolio investor, a u.s. or multinational corporate in china, you will be m

take a look at these maps. you can see it shows predictions for what areas are at risk of flooding in 2045 if sea levels continue to rise. fast forward another 50 years, this is what it could look like at the end of the century. 20,000 homes could be at risk with a total real estate value of $15 billion. the report is based on current federal figures which show the sea level could raise in the next 30 years. a number of counties could be impacted including marin, santa clara and also alameda counties. kpix 5. >>> a proud dad was overcome with emotions on father's day when his daughter saved someone's life.>> that poor guy has not had a life in 29 years. >> reporter:'s daughter responded to a craigslist ad for someone asking for a kidney . it was a long shot the paid off. >> i am feeling really well without pain medicine. i'm surprised how well i'm doing. >> reporter: chief felt well enough to celebrate father's day visiting alcatraz. just days after donating a kidney. >> he has a piece of me for life and he wil

here is a look at that broken deck of clouds. look at that sunshine waiting outside. mild to warm weather. if you're going to be out and about today exercising, strong sunshine. if you're out on the bay today, less chaotic. there's no, sir small craft advisory to worry about, so enjoy the calmer conditions while we have it. all right. wish we had some calm conditions on the road this morning, sue. what are you seeing? >> pretty busy out there but not too terrible. we'll take a look at the busy right on the east shore freeway. a little hazy out there, traffic moving at a pretty good clip as maw your way into the mcarthur maze. metering lights on bay bridge toll plaza. as can you see traffic stacked up into the maze. a pretty moderate ride top of the corridor, hercules through the mcarthur maze, back into the tolls, san francisco, still under 40 minutes. that's not bad at all. elsewhere take a look at mass transit options. we've got 52 b.a.r.t. trains on schedule. twin peaks tunnel closed for repairs for two months. bus bridges in place and slow and go through the area.

we're seeing a live look outside in concord as we're looking for beautiful weather.ere is a look at walnut creek. it's going to be starting out with low 60s. by noon 73 degrees. it is going to warm up fast. before you know it in walnut creek we'll be up to 85 degrees this afternoon. getting out the door heading to diridon station in l.a. transit forecast for that morning making your way to work, that commute is going to be at 56 degrees at 7:00. at noon 73 degrees and a very nice afternoon. warmer than yesterday but not bad in downtown san jose at 82, upper 80s. even low 90s as we head over towards antioch. danville 90 degrees while oakland today will reach up to 69 degrees and cool for half moon bay. 59 and 77 in redwood city. san francisco coming up just a few degrees, still nice and cool with those breezy westerly winds. for the north bay expect highs reaching spot mid to upper 80s. going to santa cruz today. we've got the day off. want to head with the kids before the weekend crowd, mid-50s for the morning and mid-70s for early afternoon. we do have a light on-sh

we're looking at a different way, a system of doing something for employees when you're looking to promote that also levels the playing field for people who are not in the system and coming in. so do we still need 60 points? can it be something different? so d.h.r. is looking at different ways we can do that. those are open discussions we are having with the departments, and first it goes before the commission and then we have a discussion, open forum. these are some of the things that we're working on. engagement, this is some of the goals that i have in my goals. i'm always giving training and discussing things with people that are trying to do things in the community and how we can get people to come into the city. [inaudible] >> excuse me for a second. my ears just went out. i have hearing aids. sorry. and so when we talk about these conversations with d.h.r., who -- whatever entity, the mayor's system has always been a transparent, open system, and so we have to try to maintain those things, and there's sometimes a balance that we have to have and a discussion on how things are going

we -- looking in to the company. we are joined with the insight in what was going on in theranos. >> it's quite a story that the reporter said, many tried to stop the story from going public. the scandal put patient's lives in danger. >> she refused to stop over promising to investors. >> he is not surprised theranos founder now facing federal fraud charges. >> it's a fraud that defrauded investors of nearly billion dollars, and put patients in harm's way. >> the book about, bad blood, secrets and lies, details the rise and fall of the blood testing company. he said that while doing research, he was threatened with lawsuits. holmes asked the owner and investor rupert mourdock to intervene. >> she met with him several times to try to persuade him to kill the story. >> i tried to tell had her, her ideas would not work. she just did not listen. >> stanford university medical school physician was an early critic of holmes. >> for me, it's a vindication. i was right. >> unfortunately, it turned out the to be too good to b

ramy: looking at u.s. talking about the long haul coming from new york, gdp is expected to fall from 2.8% next year out., 2.1% that what are the concerns when you are putting so much stress on the u.s. customer? goh choon: we don't see it as stress. we see it as fulfilling a demand that has always been there, but we could not do it because there was not a viable aircraft. -- this is anraft aircraft we pushed to manufacture. with that particular aircraft, we see the possibility of being directlyonnect singapore and agent with the u.s.. he u.s.asia with te ramy: what kind of pressure, what kind of strategy is singapore airlines doing to andess pressure on yields price competition? goh choon: singapore, we don't have a domestic market. competition is nothing new to us. policypast, you had a institute by the -- edited by the gulf carriers. now we have a whole portfolio of carriers. this gives us an additional vehicle to compete on routes -- a food service model is probably not appropriate. to have services to

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take a look at futures. inre looking at a gain european futures.tors are selling the yen against the dollar. they are purchasing spanish and italian debt right now. 0.75% on thep continent. it looks like we could have a positive open even for shares of deutsche bank. trade gate has indicated that that bank will rise after falling to an all-time low in yesterday's trade. just as the market opens up, let us look at some of the indexes out of the gauge. we are looking at the ftse. climb thisch it morning. the ftse is always the first out of the gate. take a and the dax little longer to open up. especially on a volatile morning. in ibex is up almost 1% spain. about to getjoy is voted out of office and the socialist are about to take over with what one guest called a frankenstein coalition in madrid. the cac having a strong open as well. it will be interesting to see the ftse may have opened in rome here at the bottom. we expect a positive opening for the ftse as well. even though the investors may be the ftse- even though -- investors purchasing not on

kathleen: always so much look forward to. a quick look at how markets are trading. percent, with topics that have entered a bear market, also down. cost be may have called it -- the cost be have called each other. on the heels of u.s. which has close down on the major market indexes. we see a small gain in aussie stocks. yvonne: we see this turnaround in sentiment to the negative as we wrap up this trading quarter. the worst we have seen in three years. singapore, taiwan, and malaysia looking more positive. the index futures of about .10 of a percent. we are also counting down to the bank indonesia policy decision later on today. that is it from us on "daybreak: asia," our market coverage continues next. kathleen: this is bloomberg. ♪ what's a gig of data? well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. 300 minutes of baby videos. or, it's a million chat messages. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots included, you'll pay less for data. it's a new kind of network designed to save yo

let's look at the commutes. . at everyone can go to the some people are driving into san francisco, i am assuming for their regular job. westbound traffic is backed up to the maccarthur maze. it is a typical morning getting into san no trouble from san francisco to oakland or no -- out to the bag. this is a look at interstate 880 in oakland from the coliseum oracle arena. downtown looks go bringing the car is not something we recommend because parking will be at a premium. westbound 580 is still slow through the tracy area. 680 is slow through dublin as you head down. >>> we have patchy fog along the coast line this morning. everybody else is enjoying sunshine. temperatures are off to a relatively mild start in the 50s for most of you with a few low 60s. this is a beautiful view. i never get tired of the golden gate bridge. there is that sliver of fog attempting to enter. it won't have much luck. we will be mostly sunny away from the coastline today. the fog has developed a bit this morning. you can see right ther

but the end looks very good. they slow rate for about ten years. >> that is interesting of course they have balangalvana lot of deal making in the industry and i see that you have done a little bit of work on this because if this deal does go ahead, you have tesco with 30% market share between the two of them, they have about 60% of the uk retail grocer markets >> that's correct. and duopolies are by far the most attractive retail markets that means each of the retailers can negotiate better with the big suppliers. they are also less likely to go down for the tit for tat pricing. it is easier for them to keep disciplined. doesn't mean they are doing anything illegally, but all the different trading plans and different -- >> we saw tesco drop the pledge to price match yesterday >> rationality is very rapidly returning. they were supposed to be dead a few years ago. and they are all growing and rebuilding profits, all paying back down debt uk is starting to look like the boring bit storm starting in the u.s., franc

we looked at trade and g.d.p.r on and we'll talk about football and germany being out of the world cup. on a serious point it has an impact on adidas and some of the sponsors. tom: i don't know about that. i'm looking at belgium. i guess neither team wants to win. they want to play switzerland and russia. it is called half of death. i have no idea what i'm talking about. francine: in football. you sound like you know, tom. tom: it is 2:00 p.m. wall street time. it is -- does anything else matter? francine: now for us what mares, s bloomberg first word taylor: brett cavanagh is merging as a contender for the u.s. supreme court. that is according to two sources familiar with the situation. 81-year-old anthony kennedy announced his retirement yesterday letting president trump nominate his successor and possibly create the most conservative court in generations. president trump: he will be missed but he will be retiring but we will begin our search for a new justice for the united states supreme court that will begin

here is a look at the video.ges. >>> it's election day. voters will determine who will finish the term of late mayor ed lee. eight candidates on the ballot to replace him. >> number three, voters in santa clara will decide whether to recall judge aaron persky. persky gave former stanford swimmer brock turner six months. >>> changes to miss america competition. it will no longer have swim suit competition and women will be able to wear whatever they want. the big announcement coming up on "gma." >>> sea breeze even stronger and temperatures will tumble more. 50s at the coast, 60s around the bay and 70s inland this afternoon. >>> number six, some good news in just a few minutes ago for drivers on northbound 17, crash north of summit road has been cleared in the last few minutes but we do have some long residual delays down to 14 miles an hour approaching. >> number serve, starbucks has a new stunt drink out today. i don't get this name but it's called the frach ch frappaccino. strawberry puree, cream in there and v

we have to look further down, small caps. where do we look?at small-cap and large-cap here in japan. it is interesting on the small caps side. long-term holders have value. it is well flagged that japanese companies are holding a lot of cash at the moment. are they doing the right thing with that cash? are they reinvesting it appropriately? there are definitely some areas where we believe in the management is doing the right thing, thinking about the return on equity and making the right investment decisions. you see some of those companies may be off shoring some of the less value add work and keeping the high end, especially technology, onshore in japan. in the medium to long-term, that will provide value for investors. david: are they investing it in japan? one of the comments we get a lot from outside investors looking at japan is what is the long-term bull case. aging population and you have a lot of japanese corporate sitting on cash but a lot of room for growth. with eisai is a counterargument to that? >> the counterargument has been go

downtown san jose, look at that live. lights shining and so is our look on the weekend. more for you coming up receipt hereceipt -- right here on "today in the bay." 4:54 right now. >>> responding to a san we expected and turned to us for hem. >> good morning. you might want to pull out your insurance paperwork after we tell pete smith's story. pete's wife died unexpectedly after a fall. the smith family prevently bought accidental death and dismemberment insurance just in case to pay off their house. they expected $200,000. but the insurance company paid just $100 grand. half of what they expected. >> very helpless and very angry. and very anxious to warn everyone else. watch out for their insurance companies. >> reporter: so whatted? we traced his problems to a provision deep inside the contract that we discovered is common in life insurance policies. comes up tonight at 6:00, why you might have only half as much life insurance as you t ve and where toling if you have a consumer problem you'd like us to tackle, call us or nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll join you tonight

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looking for work.a very tight labor market. you are beginning to see which is moving up as well. i think in that environment, consumption is struggling. there is much more likely that there is a problem in the data. consumers are not dancing in the streets for joy but at the same time, they are pretty comfortable. in that environment, you would expect through the course of six months, the consumption numbers going up fairly decently. yvonne: is there a enough momentum. that we have seen in the last nine quarters to boost inflation. we have seen which numbers pick up. april resolve in the bit as well. problem.s a big markets, despite the long. of growth, a lot of signs of growth are capacities in the system. there's really not much pressure. as he said, the numbers of the -- have sock and. they really have done all they can. they have done an exceptional policies. they have tried to guide expectations. realistically, the traction they are getting is very moderate. i think that tells you after two decade

to look backwards -- you can look backwards and see how god weaves it. i can tell you, when i was in europe face come i wanted to be a medical salesman, make lots of money. instead, i have the honor and privilege of standing up for life. standing up for israel. for our constitution. for religious freedom in the most powerful city in the world. and i am humbled to get to speak to the president regularly, about what is important to conservatives. indeed, the most powerful individual in the world. but let me share a story that maybe illustrates it a bit more, that i cannot write the end of the story, because i have no ideas. as a member of congress, i go to the oval office early on in the administration, the first time i had ever been. when you go in, you're trying to check out where all the different paintings, seeing if it looks like something you have seen and a picture, i was like this little kid at his first party. going in, and the president calls me in. in the oval office, there is an office to the side, a little side office. that is where he does a

that is looking average. do want to zoom in and take a look at the approaches.esterday that was really tough. we had some overnight inspections that went until 5:00. that resulted in metering lights on early and a long backup into the maze. today we're seeing a little delay on that approach from emeryville. that's about it. a quick check at drive times, westbound 580 richmond san rafael, eight minutes. in san francisco if you think street construction on van ness avenue is bad now. the city's top transit official says expect more street space taken up by construction. this is, of course, all part of the van ness improvement project. according to "the examiner," the $316 million project will enter its second sub phase next month. crews will be conducting underground utility work and it will include replaces 22,000 feet of old water mains, installing new street lights and more. expect a rocky road ahead for van ness. fortunately i don't have to drive on van ness that often. whenever i do, this lane is closed. wait, that lane is closed. >> like an obstacle course.

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taking a look at japan, futures with modest gains. taking a look at currencies. we are touching close to the 110 mark. strong data including retail sales ahead of the rba decision. also, when it comes to the euro, we hit 117 overnight. hasre holding onto gains seemed to be fading a bit as well. weakening past 20 per dollar when it looks like nafta is going to be pushed back to possibly next year. the trade tension with some of these em currencies as well. we are looking at the 10 year. we are still below the 3% technical, but we are seeing yields picking up in australia and the u.s. as well as germany overnight and italy. 15 basis points down on that for them. in the meantime, first word news. first word with jessica summers. the white house has announced the first details of president's historic summit with kim jong-un next week. they will meet on june 12. it is not clear exactly where three of the agenda is also unclear. both sides want the nuclear reservation, but that -- denuclearization, but that means different things. the northwest american forces to leave

taking a look at metro now.d have to injure you -- the blue or silver lined. >> melissa, thank you. >>> it's f zig 2018 today voters will head approxima polls with higher races. several incumbent are red cross because muriel bowser. >> a lot of people are watching is initial ou77. it impact your next trip out to determine or happy hour. >> news 4's justin finch is liv along u street thorkst , good morning. >> good brning. a lot s and restaurants here on u street and across the district. they are watching at issue here very closely. they're also taking their stance as well. no matter where they and, this could really change the way they do business if this nishlgtive here passes. the fate on this issue has turned into draegs. recently. some in support of the measure that allows minimum mum wage to brave for searchers here in the district saying it would give them a reliable wake here. others who are opposed are racing they are voices. the kubsz saying necessity don't want their pay to be on the lal botts. now, he

let's jump right in and show you, look at the ferry building. look at the flags. look at the flags.s morning. we have 60s along the highway 4 corridor towards antioch. 60 at the coast. still 61 at

i know the core is looking at that as well. corps.marine is looking atps that as well. newcancian: people look at systems. analysts have indicated that is too narrow way of thinking of it, but it is an important component, new weapons, new systems coming into the fleet. i was wondering if analysts might wa to comment on what is geckoto be in the future -- future? i will start with the capabilities we have as we start to build out in 20 -- if you look at the marine corps concept, a lot of this is on the marine corps side. that is the priority. that is where we see the having all domains. we try to maneuver in all the. we see lots of advantages in that area. the funding increase, how do we operate in a degraded area? along with the organizational change, our big organizational change was standing up as gen. talk, in those information groups. that we have changed the maneuver significantly with that operating concept. when it comes down to our canon, , looking aty everything from a midterm, near-term, and long-term perspective to -- per perspective -- perspective. going ou

i'm looking right now a one of my applications and how we can look at realtime as far as back-ups and everything and i'm assuming this picture is from chopper 4? really showing us what's going on. but if i look at a realte map, they're doing a good job diverting people, pushing peopl e outer loop at van dorn street. they're doing aca good job e right now what i'm seeing, when you look at the bottom of the beltway, you're seeing that red or bck from a closure just off the bridge. we have a little back-up on each side but they are doing as much as they can at this point, i'm sure, to get ts wrapped up and cleaned up but it could be some time. we can be talking about a fuel spill, who knows. >> and we're seeing this note now from fairfax county saying they have shut down the outer loop at south vanee dorn s to keep drivers from going to the woodrow wilson bridge, which is now closed, so trying to alleviate some of the back-up that's happening there as a result, even in fairfax county. because it actually, since we started talking about this about a half hour ago, it looks ashe though t f

live from the campaign to recall judge persky rob. >> looking at those numbers, it's looking like judgeut of a job over this brock turner sentencing. those are all absentee ballots, mind you, but the trend is not looking good. opposing the recall was a lot of other judges, a lot of the blue in the judiciary, the probation department, and leading the no on recall it was judge the doors cordell, i just spoke with her moments ago, and she did not concede. she said it looks like persky has been upended, let's hear from judge cordell. >> is recall already has had, now that it appears to have succeeded, it will have a serious and powerful effect on judges, who strive to focus on the law and the facts. now they will be thinking, if i'm a good judge, if i make a lawful decision, and it's not popular, i might lose my job. in which case, judges should never think about that. that's when we lose our independence. unfortunately, what happens in california doesn't stay in california. this will definitely affect judges in california, and maybe beyond. what is resulted from the recall? it's a mandator

rest of 66 looking okay.s you zoom in here no major delays there as you are headed inbound heremorning. outer loop after georgia avenue, do have a crash there reported. a little bit slow here through colesville. as you can see. taking a look elsewhere near college park, northbound route one at the beltway. still have the crash on the right side of the roadway, and you can the delays top of the beltway. right here as well. 95 over to27 going to take you 38 minutes here this rning. taking a look at 270. germantown to the spur. you're on thim. 66 inbound. a little slow, 95 ounort. not so bad. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. >> melissa, thank you. >>> 6:53. new this inmo 16 athletes bear it all for espn's annual issue. plenty of the pics are probably too hot for tv. especially at this hour. we can sw you a fewf the images here. olympic figure skater adam rippon, and crystal dunn. new york giants state barkley. all smiles there while posing an football los angeles dodgers player yasue

look at that kid go.y photos and videos using the #abc7now and manchester dubs on dubs on good morning, a little after 5:30 on monday, june 4th. >> waking up winners again. it doesn't feel bad, mike. >> it never gets old, does see we can win at their house and wrap this thing up. winners will be those inland that don't have to run the air conditioner possibly today. look at the gusts at the coast. i'veov overlaid it's pointing straight into the central valley and low clouds are starting to develop. for the most part, starting with sunshine today. breezy conditions and a dramatic drop in the temperatures. 50s at the coast in my accuweather 12-hour planner. 70s around the bay for noon to 4:00. upper 70s to low 80s for the inland neighborhoods. what a comfortable evening coming our way at 7:00. mfort on the roads this s morning or where there's discomfort. >> back to our traffic alert in milpitas. we have one lane getting by northbound 680 at jacklin road. all lanes were blocked for a short time. they got th

you want to look at that holographic tag and looked at it through the light and look at the nba logo. fake one here you can see that they put a hangtag on it but there is no holographic in it. >> this one is $100 and this one is $50. you think you are getting a good deal but how do you determine which one is real and which one is not?>> if you look at the logo on the real one the letters are individually applied on the fabric. also there is a little code right there where you can bring information about the player with your cell phone. >> when you buy a t-shirt there isn't really of -- a big price difference may be 5-$20. >> you can look at the information that is screenprinted onto the shirt. often times on the fake you can see that the t-shirt that the screen is printed on is defective. >> so you are getting a t-shirt that is printed on a t-shirt that is in as good as you think. i am glad you told me. >> often times the fake does not have the sticker and the licensing information that is printed in the process.>> are you going out to people on the side of the road selling hats and t

>> well, look.ness like goldman sachs decides it will get into consumer lending, they are really good atoming up to solutions to authority problems but they do not seem to do it with diversity for black people and also for gender diversity. no big tank in the united states has ever been run by a woman. when jordyn holman, my colleague, when he -- when we talked to black people on wall street and black people left wall street, and we spoke to academics as well, a refrain we heard is banks either do not want to solve this or they are creative, and consistent changes, it is safe , if notorporate america all facets in the united states, it has a deep-seated problem with systemic racism. it is not just wall street but if wall street will get better diversity,nd gender it will take sustained and , possibly expensive solutions. >> i think one of the things that frustrates a lot of people, people of color and those in the majority is there is a lot of time spent talking about the need for dessert -- four di

taking a look right now at chopper 4. inner loo and outer loop looking okay right now. i promise the commute at this point top of the beltway is okay here. chopper 4 showing us the beltway, noerroblems southbound 95, they changed the camera on me. had a carire on the right side of the road. no big problem. now everyth gg isting by just fine as you're head northbound. woodbridge, rest area blocked b disablvehicle, tough getting on to 95. warrenton, after riley road, single lane getting by a multi-car crash. looks like five cars involved there. >> 6:02. breaking news in prince gorges county this morning. >> two people had to be rushed to the hospital after getting an electrical shock. adam tuss is live. what happened? >> reporter: >> looks like we don't have adam's sound there. we're going to try to get btok him. obviously want to figure out what is happening there at mgm nation harbor. >>> 6:02. it is primary day or it was prary day in maryland. most of the races have been called. some are still tsnding. that's because of a computer glitch that impacted voter registratio

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. >> the housing trade looks a bit more like this dorothy, but there is one stock in the space that looks so bad it's good. it is time to risk less and make more let's start with the bank stocks showing signs of life today before selling into the close. down 5% this year lagging behind the broader markets. dan do you think this is a sign of more pain to come >> if you thought the last two weeks was bad, heading into the class. wall street analysts were really positive about this catalyst saying this would save them but they kept selling into it, selg into it. it seems weird to me it sn able -- it isn't able to hold. considering what we're seeing in the economy here in the u.s., this is one sector very elaborate for the growing economy. >> i think the price action is disastrous >> and the world bank index -- this is where the dream was. you're supposed to be long in industrials. disaster and it is getter worse, and now you're getting a pile on people are starting to abandon and it is the beginning of the end and the beginning of the beginning. >> i'm looking at morgan stanley right now. we

and we'll be looking at them, we'll be looking at others.hey'll be coming from the list of 25 people. reporter: mr. president, it's an election year, would you be in consideration to holding that spot open until the makeup of congress? >> i haven't thought about that. it's a quick process, haven't thought of that. we had a big day yesterday. very big. a great decision today in terms of what was just released by the supreme court obviously, the travel ban was extremely big, and we had tremendous elections, south carolina, from my own standpoint, south carolina governor mcmaster, was a big win and as you know i was very much involved in new york with congressman donovan. we're happy. this was a good few days and get to tap it off by meeting with the president of portugal and portugal has been very important to our nation, and you're right, we have a million and a half people from portugal here. that's very important. reporter: [inaudible] >> no, i want them to do what they wanted. the problem we have, and i told them this morning, i said pass

what do things look like going forward in that guidance looked fantastic to me.n you look at a stock that's trading $60, it trades about seven times pe right now you look at what their cash flows are. this is really strong. and i think that demand according to what they're saying, their cfo and others, this demand they expect to last for a few years. if that's the case, how can they look out that far, i know. but i think the stock is still way undervalued. i still think there's plenty of upside. >> do we extrapolate this or what pocket do yes we extrapolate? >> may 31st morgan stanley downgrades we had a conversation. but they left the price target at 65 bucks. the stock sold off significantly that day you look a month or so ago they announced a $10 billion share repurchase micron. which is a significant portion of their market cap. they wouldn't be putting their money where their mouth is like they are so i think they've sort of changed their business model a little bit and i'm with pete i think although historically low valuation might be reason to buy it in to

sentiment looking complacent it's a blend of factors. trade, perhaps, a growing one, you it's really not the only story for why the market is hesitant here. >> mike, as you said, if there's concern about the slowdown, the housing starts this morning, the number highest seen in the cycle in goldman's -- maybe this is why lloyd is in a good mood -- gdp tracking estimate is 4% for the quarter. >> slowdown concerns are exclusively about outside the united states, not right here. so i do think that that's where you get a little bit of reassuran reassurance if you look at domestic numbers, what companies are saying about the markets here the pain is localized in the multinationals, in the big durable goods xporters, and no really broad based in the consumer area. >> mike, thank you, great stuff. see you in a bit to the closing bell exchange now, joining us, richard bernstein, jim, and steve from steve -- we got a pattern here, steve, but -- it's real money? could be -- you don't want to name -- they did rich bernstein, jim -- i'm just saying y

let's look at other stories making headlines.the white house once north korea to commit to a timetable to surrender the country's nuclear arsenal when he meets president trump next week in singapore. let's bring in our editor with the latest. about u.s. offering hence what they could be giving in return? the white house advisers are making the pitch to the president that he should offer no concessions going into the meeting. it should be pointed out that president is known for his improvisational style and going with his got when he feels like it. it is unclear what may transpire once they are in the broom and talking. insist the president is ready to walk away if he does not get a firm timetable for when north korea would start dismantling and getting rid of its nuclear armaments. they are dangling the prospect of a second summit meeting and an invitation to kim jong-un to mar-a-lago, which would be something of a tantalizing prospect as it gives additional legitimacy to the north korean andrnment and to kim raise his stature wi