mike, how is it looking for drivers in the south bay? >> we'll take a look. we heard about an incident on 680 around 101. don't see any problems. that would be the overpass right here. 101 itself nice and steadily flow as you would expect. again it was around 680 around king but no slowing. chp doesn't have details about any lanes blocked. we'll track that part of the south bay. give you the overall view of your bay as you look down to the south county. gilroy, san martin, made towards san jose, 17 both directions over the summit, an easy light drive. contra costa we have highway 4 off the antioch bridge and no slowing coming out there to the early commute towards the walnut creek interchange. a fender bender reporting around the freeway, approaching 24, hoping to get more details from chp in next few minutes but if you're heading past the scene towards the bay bridge, you are met with all of this cash lane backup, fast track looking really good. it looks like they only have one cash lane on either side still closed but that's a pretty big backup right now. w

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the nimitz looks good. as we look at your travel times, also the tri-valley looks great for 580. mild slowing coming down through pleasanton. we'll give you a bigger look at your commute coming up. >>> and a very happy tuesday to you. apple will report its profits after the closing bell this afternoon. facebook holding its conference in san jose. our kris sanchez has been reporting on that. >>> the california supreme court made a huge ruling monday about who can be considered a contractor. this could affect uber drivers and door dash delivery people and that kind of thing. the court said if your job matches what the company does, you're a worker, not a contractor. so, for instance, this young woman parking cars for a car parking company should not be considered a contractor because the whole point of her job matches the company's mission. >>> other news, the president has delayed imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum from the european union, canada and mexico. this comes just days after the president met with german chancellor angela merkel. germany and the eu have threatened to

police are looking for the suspect but take a look at the pictures.d as 20-year-old joseph back shaw, if you know where he is or you have any information please call police. >>> investigating a deadly shooting in the north bay, coming up what we know about the 80-year-old gunman who took his life after the shooting that left one woman dead and another injured. >>> also, a big playoff sports night in the bay area. when we come back a preview of the warriors playoff game in new orleans and the san jose sharks are going to las vegas to play the golden knights. >>> good morning, if you're looking at a commute i just noticed something on highway 4 but if you're looking at this commute you can see the golden gate bridge is looking good. headed south into marin county the commute is looking good all the way through.>>> we have a fog bank but it is burning off a little bit sooner today with higher clouds. a little warmer on your friday and we will look at those temperatures coming up. >>> welcome back to "ktvu mornings on 2", bart police in oakland arrested a

you're looking at it -- it's above 3%. lisa: look at how at 8:30 p.m. traders reposition their books. it only climbed higher. the highest since july 2011. lisa: it makes you wonder where the next level is. scarlet: let's bring in our sector spider report abigail doolittle. you are going to key off the higher yield when you look at the sectors. abigail: you are right. yields are a big peas of what we are looking at. that is the real estate etf. spider to wector see the xlr e is down 1.7%. its worst day and more than two months. the double way me. firstly yields you were talking about, let's take a look at the today chart. this is a stringer. we have had a huge backup in rates. not so long ago at the session highs. but held as even bonds sold off. inflation fears, repricing of risk fears, lots going on here. but also, really putting coolness on the real estate sector for a couple reasons. of course, selling homes with rising rates, not the easiest thing to do. also, if we take a look at the movers in the space, we are going to see a few of the reefs. thes

it was how cars looked.even today, one of the -- one of the first things that might attract us to buy a vehicle might be the look of a car, rather -- whether it works or not, or works well, its engine, and performance, might be secondary. it's the appearance that first draws our eye. harley earl was very big on this concept. of the appearance of a car. in your mind's eye, try to picture and anti--- an antique car. what does it look like? what are its defining characteristics were elements? dashboard elements? i have -- or elements? i have a picture here. what i want to ask you about are some of the elements that you see in this car. what would you say about the headlights and the horn and the bumper and the tires? the spare tire, including the offender, the running board, the windshield, the license plate? there might very well be a luggage rack bolted in the back. what strikes you about those elements of a car? how would you describe them? student: the headlights are closer together than modern cars. it doe

when we look at an environment of, we look at four factors.tors are the economic environment, macro prudential regulations are not as strong. could weaken. for the property markets, the hong kong banks have held in a lot on the capitalization side, but also provisioning of stress testing. i think that is less so for the china-related risks. we see they have refrained from putting explicit measures on china-related activities. rishaad: tell me about the hong kong monetary authority and their role in this. they have been competent regulating what is going on, but you are suggesting that is under challenge. >> they are a strong regulator and have helped the banks to sustain good capital and competitive positions. we see the chinese banks expand in hong kong with considerable resources. them, but theyg also face regulation from their home regulator in china. hong kong banks expansion into china come the subsidiaries of the hong kong banks are ,egulated primarily by the pboc so we think there is a case for good cooperation. at the same time, maybe

look at those moves.at seal used a key to get inside, and couldn't quite contain himself once he made it in. he walked away with a laptop, but he has been arrested. >>> morgan hill police need your help finding a man they say tried to kidnap a teenage boy. police just released a sketch of the suspect. take a look. the boy told police the suspect grabbed him after school on thursday. the boy told police it happened on burnett avenue. he says that he managed to fight him off, and the suspect drove away. . police are still searching for the suspect and his car, possibly a black ford sedan. >>> cue the "jews" music, great white shark sightings are on the rise. experts say each year the population is growing, and they are seeing more of them in all sizes very close to shore. specialized helicopters out of watsonville took reporter betty yu up to see those shark-infested waters. the company said this is the new norm, and it spooks to the health of the monterey bay. >> the marine environment is doing well, and i

bottom line looks great, cash flow looks less good.dn't seem to pick up on this typical working capital bill we get in the first quarter. up by abouttrading .1 percent kerry euro dollar is trading one, cable rate 137.48. this is the ftse 350, there is a -- materials look a little mixed, industrials look a little mixed. industrials look to be off. consumer staples look like an area we are going to see some strength in this morning. that area looking brighter this morning. less so when it comes to financials. there are a few hotspots in the market, a little weakness. consumer staples look like a standout. a few standouts in the material space. energy looks mixed this morning. matt, what have you got? bread that is at interesting. at 156-100. on the positive side, but not a huge spread. as far as the winners, we have just eat at the top. it is a stock sam wanted to talk about him of the stocks team is following. then you have experience, as group. compass b.p. up 1.6%. it looks like the market is pretty happy with the beat bp posted on th

look. behind bars in a patrol car. >>> in the dog house, look at this cute little convict behind bars. sonoma county sheriff's office wrote a cheeky post about the so-called escapee. you'll want to read it. follow me on twitter, i just shared that story. @lauragarc @lauragarcianbc. you're watching "today in the bay." contra costa county couple who learned they >>> welcome back, 6:24. nbc bay area responds to a contra costa county who learned they were paying almost twice as much as neighbor for propane heat but called for help. >> chris chmura and response team looked into the huge heating bill issue and learned something important. >> good morning, linda and her husband spent $1600 for just two months worth of propane to heat their home over the winter. their bill said they paid $4.85 per gallon for liquid propane from amerigas. here's the thing. neighbors said they were paying around 2.50 per gallon. same street and gas provider but very, very different prices. linda says amerigas wouldn'

look at connecticut. doing well, illinois and michigan, what about kentucky and west virginia, then florida, tennessee, wyoming, nevada, washington state. it's fact. without facts, anything is possible. even lab -- liberal economics but facts do not support their world, look at the growth, what did john f kennedy do when he was president, he cut the lowest rate from 20% to 14% and he cut the corporate rate from 52 to 48%, he tried to cut it to 48% but thank god goldwater stopped him. he put in the investment tax credit. he cut taxes around trade products, we have economic growth and the united states budget went into surplus, kennedy accelerated depreeption, look at what regan did -- depreciation, look at what regan did, even clinton, i am not talking about hillary, before that, every dollar you earned, you lost 50 cents in benefits. he signed a law that you have to look for a job to get welfare, he put in the biggest capital gains cut in history, he dropped the rate from 28 to 20% but more than that, he

look at this live look from our fremont camera. it is jammed up solid from mission boulevard all the way past the truck scales and tesla up to the flashing lights. still working there. bob redell has been on the scene

he is looking into that now. do you know there's also wedding insurance couples can buy in case something goes terribly wrong. we'll delve into how much it costs tomorrow night at 11:00. if you run into problems with a wedding vendor or other company, call us or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> spring and summer weddings coming up. so 4:56 right now. postal service celebrating something really big, 100 years of airmail service this year. >> they are having a party, coming to concord today. more on that in just a second. this is the official anniversary forever stamp, which was unveiled earlier this month. here's what's happening today at buchanan field in concord, a vintage plane will retrace the west coast airmail flight path at 9:00 this morning. you're invited to check it out. these are pictures from 1918. quite a bit of history right there. >> pretty cool, yeah. >> bags of mail are now much bigger. didn't think about amazon way back then. >> can you imagine? 4:57 right now. let's go to kari hall. this weath

everyone is looking for better terms to deal with. that looks like what is happening now. also taking a stab in the dark at this. i just want to get your views on this msci inclusion story for china. is it a game change, or is it just one small but significant step toward market internationalization? i would take it as a first step toward a game changer. you are right. this is a very small, symbolic step, and a lot more was thought to have been when the markets start opening up and the change, and you got a lot more funds going in. running, -- front we have to see how much more there is at this point. haidi: vishnu varathan, mizuho bank, head of economic strategy out of singapore. remember, you can interact with the chart, browse recent charts featured on bloomberg tv, to catch up on key analysis. this is bloomberg. ♪ a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. singapore listed food trader reported almost a 10% rise in first-quarter profits, boosted by a jump in sales. the bloomberg agriculture index tracks eight commodities, including coffee, soybeans, sugar, an

let's look at china.talked about this earlier, massive deals coming online, largest ipo since 2015, it has won the backing of some of the top tech companies. tom mackenzie is here. who is buying into this? the b.a.t. group, baidu, alibaba, tencent. they are buying 1.20 8 million shares of these. it underlines the role of is particularly tencent and alibaba with the clouds they have. they have. there is interest in fax gone -- in foxconn industrial, which will be listing. it is a unit of on high industrial position. it is the number one assembler for apple, but what foxconn wants to do, they plan to raise $4.3 billion u.s., that they will turn into things like 5g wireless and smart manufacturing, so it is an area that ends up interest in the likes of alibaba. also of interest to a unit from the railway corporation, as our china life insurance. this is one of the ipo's that will be gaining much attention this year, planning to list in shanghai. yvonne: we are getting close to what could be the largest ipo s

take a look. abc7 news reporter matt keller tweeting out this video less than an hour ago with big lines forming there. >> matt is live at the airport with what is behind this rush. matt? >> reporter: all right, good morning, reggie and natasha. this is something i have never seen in my whole life here in san jose. the security line is actually gone down from the second floor all the way to the first floor, so all these people right here are being kind of narrowed into this one escalator to go up to the second floor. and you can see just how long the security line is. i've never seen this before in all the times i've been here at the san jose airport. so much so here that they were expecting this, that the tsa actually opened up security early this morning here in terminal "b," at 3:45 a.m. the message this morning, don't be caught off guard. >> do not be late to get to your gate. and another message is that summer has come early to mineta san jose international airport. but what's really going on

>>> take a look here right now. it does seem like there's some sort of search happening in sunnyvale. i'm tracking down information at our live desk on two separate crime scenes there and i will have that for you shortly. >>> we're also live at mineta san jose. and the question is, why today? >> yeah, apparently, it could be a record-breaking day. good morning to you, welcome to friday, may 11th. >> i know. it's like, wait, it's not thanksgiving. it's not spring break. >> what's going on? >> we'll tell you in a second. >> never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. hey, mike. >> good morning, guys! i wish i was on the plane to go see my mom. i haven't seen her in -- almost a year? it's been a while. >> call her, mike. >> i will, absolutely. talk all the time, yeah. that's the problem when they live in atlanta. here's a look at our winds. notice they're a lot calmer than yesterday. 12 at fairfield. so, the sea breeze is out there, but it's really going to relax a little bit and almost evaporate

take a look behind me. these workers tell me senator kamala harris's announcement giving them new energy. they feel enthusiasm knowing nurses will join them today. here is what day one looked like. this is front of ucsf. picket lines like this at ten campuses. they are expecting larger clouds because they plan to picket in support of workers asking for more pay and equal pay for women and people of color. senator kamala harris said she will not speak at this saturday's graduation ceremony in berkeley as originally planned, because she wants to support the strike. workers say they appreciate her gesture. it is the talk of the picket line this morning. >> they are all excited. it is nice to hear our leaders are siding with us doing here is just to send a message and say we are tired of being treated as second class workers. we want to be treated right. >> reporter: uc spokesperson said the university cannot afford to give the raises they are asking for. uc brought in replacement nurses to staff the hospital t

look for more sunshine. here's visual proof as we look from the golden gate bridge and notice the flag there. not unfurled as much as later today. >>> temperatures low to mid-50s at 7:00. mid-to-upper 50s throughout the rest of my accuweather 12 hour planner at the coast. 66 to 69 around the bay and inland. milder for lunch. 68 to 74 at 4:00. couple of degrees warmer and nice evening on tap, 63 to 65. time to turn it over to alexis smith. >> pretty quiet morning. enjoy it while it lasts. we're looking at our emeryville traffic camera. everybody heading to the maze likely across the bay bridge. no major issues. volumes pretty light so far this morning. westbound 580 tracy to dublin one route we can count on never being late. one hour seven minutes. dublin to mission boulevard, 16 minutes. 101 to cupertino looking good. couple of issues in the south bay. we'll head there coming up next. >>> dozens of people back in their homes after an early morning fire. >> amy hollyfield live for us in the upper market neigh

how does it look out there now? >> it looks pretty good. we don't have a lot going on, dave and pam. as matter of fact, it has been fairly typical commute. we had a couple of things go on. i do want to mention highway for -- 4. the highway is open there again after a serious accident. that happened in the early morning hours. it's opened now, highway 4. this is a look at the eastshore freeway. the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. it looks pretty good. 19 minute drive. it as not too bad for this time of the morning. when you get to the bay bridge, you have about a 50 minute delay before you make it onto the actual bridge with no problems driving into san francisco. also we have a look at 880 north and southbound if you're going to the airport or if you are taking 580 from san leandro into oakland. that also looks pretty good right now. san mateo and then martin bridge -- done martin bridge. this is blocking the fast lane. and traffic is slowing down from tracy as you drive towards the altamont pass. 6:15. let's bring steve in with the

live look outside in palo alto and looking at our clear start to the day. our temperatures go from 58 degrees at 7:00 to 68 degrees by 10:00. and then after that you'll probably close the windows and start getting that air conditioning ready as we go into the afternoon. seven-day forecast is on the screen as we talk about what to expect. the coast will be to the 60s and 80s. while the valleys will go to the 90s. also an increase of the fire danger today. then it turns breezy as we head into tomorrow. and slightly cooler as well. as we look at where we're headed today and compare that to average in napa, it's going to be about 15 degrees above average in san francisco. that 75-degree high will be about 10 degrees above normal. also for the parts of the east bay and concord, it's going to be up to 91 today which is about 13 degrees above average. i don't think we'll set a lot of records around the bay area, but definitely a big difference from yesterday as we head up to 89 degrees today in morgan hill. cupertino will top out at 87 today. half-moon bay will ke

i'll look at today's temperature trend for fremont coming up. >> we'll look forward to it. coming up next, a bay area judge opens up about a recall. >> for a while you seem to be the most hated man on the internet. >> probably so. >> judge aaron persky underfire, the reason he says he would make the same decision again. >>> plus, cracking the golden state killer case, what we could learn from inside the courtroom today. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. >>> time toetp and get moving and get back to work and school today. a live look outside in fremont. a lot of people on the roads and we're starting out with a nice and comfortable morning. some low 60s. it's going to heat up fast again today. we're heading back in the mid-80s with sunshine. well

it looks like the u.s.e still planning on this, arrangements are still being made. at the same time, they seem to have real doubt. president trump is saying we want to go ahead, but we will be fined if it doesn't. there seems to be some room in case. betty: what do you suppose of the dealbreaker? is it the fact that these military exercises, the libya model the john bolton has proposed? >> those are part of it, but it is what goes into disarmament. to the americans, they say it is clear, it has to be complete, undone,le, it can't be a real nuclear disarmament. for the north koreans, it seems to be more of a step-by-step approach. that's what the north korean leader favors, and also that the americans start removing some of their nuclear -- their military might from the region and south korea. there seems to be different kinds of definitions of what that would look like. of the what started some back and forth about maybe there won't be a summit because kim jong-un and others in his administration found thos

looking into the crystal ball of north korea is like looking at mud or looking through it, but a lot of people watching probably wondering, is the trump-kim summit in doubt? what needs to happen, and can both sides get through this to june? ian: the first thing to point out, the latest statement from north korea, we have seen a lot worst. bloated.age is they have not canceled the talks with south korea, they have suspended them. they were not threatening south korea or america. they were just saying, you want to look at this more carefully. you want to stop people from protesting in the streets of south korea. obviously, are aggressive and potentially provocative. some are looking at this, there is some room for negotiation. yvonne: even leading up to these negotiations, the positive vibe that got was contingent on the fact these spring exercises would go on. it is a u-turn. how do you think the u.s. will respond? ian: that is a good question. we will see whether the trump administration is sincere about making a step forward, achieving what on the face of it would be a huge foreign

i want to look at the xlf. i want to look out to september expiration it should catch a lot. i know it's going to catch all these stock earnings today when the etf was trading 2780, you could buy the september 28, 24 put spread paying 90 cents for that that is your match risk. it breaks even down at 2710. you can make up to 310 max gain below 24. then i just want to kind of show you one quick chart here you're risking 3.5% to basically have three months of this exposure down to a level if you look at the one-year chart, 27. i'll let carter tell you what that is. >> you agree with that in terms of level >> sure. if we keep that chart up, i mean you can draw the head and shoulders top there as clearly as you could draw any formation. we know it's a topping out formation. but, two, we know it's not just banks. big property casualty stocks are acting poor. we know that unum and lincoln, certain asset managers like invesco, amp, and so forth so it's banks, but it's also other interest rate sensitive stocks this is the important thing about small cap. waiting in the russell 2000, f

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looks awesome. he looks dapper too. >> whenever have you seen her look bad?nd there are the beckhams, victoria and david beckham arriving. we already know they're good friends of harry's. >> and looking ahead to meghan markle's arrival, mark, good morning. >> good morning. we've already seen just what kind of a different wedding this is. the guests you just mentioned coming in as well, very different from what we tend to see at events like this over the years. and i really think it might be time just to talk a little bit about the influence that meghan markle will have on this royal family. i think she may be t freshest breath of air to blow through it since diana quite frankly. diana, when she joined the family, young though she was, an aristocrat though she was, a function, perhaps, of the breakdown of her relationship with prince charles at the time, became a terrific reforming influence in the family with all the causes she adopted, aids, landmines, that kind of thing, her involvement as a mother with her young sons, something we hadn't seen amongst royal

how silly that looks now.ou know the arguments here which are scale and all that but the -- what's been the holdup in the past on these deals is the fcc remember when comcast tried to buy time warner cable, it was the fcc. that's changed completely. you guys had on yesterday a guy former fcc person who said now is the time. so that was the biggest issue. so no one can predict how this is going to play out but if there was ever an administration where no one can predict in ig, th-- anything, ts it >> does that mean you're still not going to know what happens we've painted it as people wait to see what happens with this court decision then it's going to be game on and game off is that not the case if it's that unpredictable >> i think -- as you said before, you know, game on. if that deal does not get blocked. because it brings comcast into the fore and all of that i don't think it has any implications for t-moblie/print. i'll give you another example of who would have ever thought broadcom/qualcomm? the governm

look at these. mainly 50s no matter where you look around san francisco. mission 61, south san francisco 60. that's as warm as it gets. daly city, sunset 50 degrees. peninsula today upper 60s. menlo park of 6, palo alto 68. however, look over at half moon bay 58, pacifica 57. head up to the north bay temperatures still about 10 degrees cooler than average. low- to mid-60s. you have to go all the way to ukiah to get close to average that's about 73. let's head to east bayshore, 63 with afternoon sunshine in oakland. fremont 66. that's as warm as it gets richmond cool spot at 61. deeper into the valleys. antioch at 70. everyone else mid to upper 60s, concord 66. that's probably the first area to see sunshine, mid to upper 60s in most of the south bay 70 in san jose one of the warm spots. a little more green on the map tonight. that's drizzle with showers, temperatures low- to mid-50s. my accuweather seven-day forecast cooler tomorrow and friday. temperatures rebound, though, for our warmest weather friday and saturday. we still don't climb out of the 70s. no

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she is looking at astrazeneca.ing at luxury retail ont.richem let's begin with astrazeneca. investors are underwhelmed by this morning's numbers. >> that is true. despite the fact that after zeneca is producing new cancer -- astrazeneca is producing new drugs, thediabetes following sales were attributed to the heart disease drug, which used to be a big blockbuster. it used to be one of the most well sold drugs and most popular in the united states, but has unfortunately lost its protection. this -- patent protection. sales are falling. guy: we will look at how that opens. let's talk about richemont. 2.5% -- down about 3.5%. what is happening is that the watch unit is weighing on profit . were 208 million euros. sales were 2% below estimates an operating profit rose, the cayman lighter than what analysts were estimating. the stock certainly looks like it will be on the downside this morning. guy: thank you very much indeed. stocks news on your bloomberg. you can also find it on your mobile app. coming up is the mark

you look at the integrators.afest plays if you're thinking about entering the energy space right now from an investment perspective. that's where the money is, first line money is going to i agree, i think it goes higher, we have seen a bottom in crude i got that dead wrong. i think that we ultimately do grind higher from here. >> next stock up, jpmorgan, higher or lower, karen is the next contestant. >> i was hoping this was match game higher >> higher. >> it is the premiere play in the banking space. it is not crazy expensive. has had a really big run although, all that having been said, i think citi is more upside, i think they both do i'm infraid of inflation, i want to be in something that i think will do nicely in that scenario. jpmorgan, i they will we'll see some buybacks. i like it. i know it had a nice run i still like it. >> the management team, jamie dimond is one of the most structured and respected ceos. i would back him any day of the week. >> i know this is higher or lower, we're supposed to push

energy names are looking good, but other names not looking good. chesapeake up. bp, conoco phillips, all of these are energy names. another stock we're watching, another rough day and a ride for tesla, if you will. pardon the pun. tesla shares hitting the brakes at this hour. there is news that the company is going to temporarily shutter model 3 production in california facility for six days to work on the assembly line fixes. a commitment elon musk has been making. can he do this? i mean this is the latest round of bumps for the electric carmaker in the road, if you will. he's already dealing with a price cut from morgan stanley today, morgan stanley talking about lower profitability concerns at the automaker, and then have you this, there are reports of model s involved in a crash using autopilot feature at the time of the accident. this happened in utah on friday. there are the pictures. tell you what, musk is fighting back, taking exception of the media coverage of that crash. he says and wrote this in a tweet, what's actually amazing about the accident is th

here's a look at this "salesforce tower" camera looking west. i like this view because as we wait for the official sunrise and daylight, we can actually see the clouds moving pretty quickly right along the coastline. so west winds are definitely in full gear. they are strong, strong gusts. higher level clouds. let's look at these peak gusts: our headlines including below average another windy day and we have the marine layer. now i want to show you those gusts. just moments ago sfo reporting a gust of 37. downtown san francisco 30. clayton 23. sunol 30. mount tam 42-mile-per-hour wind gusts. novato lighter at 21. sustained winds are something to keep in mind because they are just continuous and they are all coming out of the west- northwest or southwest. so that's kind of the direction we have been facing. antioch, fairfield, 16-mile- per-hour sustained winds. concord 14. but, of course, it's stronger through the hills. that's always going to be a place where you'll run into breezy conditions. the futurecastfor nds showing strong condions throug

>> i think she looks fabulous. look at that hat.glad you say that. a lot of people are critical because of the narrative. i spent time with her at balmoral, i did her first tv interview. it doesn't come across on tv, but she's got an amazing charisma. she's the one royal that will come up to the press pack and say hi. >> there's the queen. >> there she is. >> is she in green or yellow? >> pale green. she's in pale green. leafy green. >> some say i have to be seen to be believed. she's in bold color because obviously she's quite little. that's the way she'll be seen by the most people. she wears it well. >> a lot of bright colors or blush pink. like the duchess of cornwall, serena williams, priyanka chopra. >> amazing to see prince philip by her side, the oldest serving consort in british history. he'll be with her, two steps behind every step of the way. lovely that he could make it today. >> interesting. i've learned a bit in windsor. he runs things behind the scenes. he runs the castle, the estates. makes a lot of decisions behind

that much might be called the mainstream democrats will that affect the elections it very well could look at what happened with bernie sanders and hillary clinton and we're still working to bridge that divide to be perfectly honest i'm still the political director here in the city of atlanta for the democratic party and we're still trying to heal some of those wounds so you know we've got some soul searching to do the where the party really needs to concentrate is on a coherent message larry in my opinion we've spent so much time with the resistance but we've not offered enough about what the democratic party can actually do and that's that's not going to resonate with the voters going into the midterms we have to have a more solid plan and a better alternative to them than resistance that's not going to ring at the polls jan and then interviewed tuesday nancy pelosi said the democrats will win the midterms and that she will run for the speaker the conservatives love to hate nancy pelosi and hillary clinton hillary has been out of will hasn't held an office for a long time and they still

let's look at another image from 1880. as you point out in your book, this was the most popular of that. why? michael: i know this doesn't seem scandalous today but this who is aion bride diversion. over to the left, somebody is this isait a minute, the baby that is a personal bride is given. these times were really scandalous. the bride is garfield and the bridesmaids are all in the republican party. garfield said yes, there are a lot of scandals but i don't have scandals. i didn't do anything wrong. in fact, he had done a little thing wrong. he had taken some money, not very much. the chairman of the democratic party is rushing in and saying there is just a small problem. everybody is embarrassed. the bearded bride was one that everybody liked. you have uncle sam looking askance at the whole situation. the point was made, garfield was dirty just like the rest of the republican party. host: from your book, he is a frequent lecturer on the significance of political cartoon arts and has developed educational materials based

look behind me. they're looking to get this shut down starting today. we have a sign saying this bridge will be closed starting today. it doesn't say for how long. it only says this is happening today. we are just north of the airport. this is the south airport boulevard bridge. it goes over the san bruno canal. they're doing this because they're worried the bridge will collapse. this is a safety issue. they found wooden and concrete columns supporting the road had deteriorated to the point of just being unsafe. so they made this decision to shut it down. they're going to try to shore it up. this road will be closed and detours will be in place starting today. so be aware that this is happening. an announcement on a bus over the weekend said these delays will be in place at least all week. we are working to get more concrete information for you on how long this will take. we hear a spokesperson will be headed our way soon to give us a briefing. we're still working this story for you. we want to give you the heads up this is happening. they do have plans

that look exactly the same. that look exactly the same.t is impossible to say which species this is. it is impossible to say why this is. it is impossible to say why this is why genetic material is very important. and the new register where you found it? yes. could this frog be a news species? yes, sure. yes? sure. so we might have found a new species. the amazon is home to 10% of the earth's known species, yet yet life in here is largely a mystery. it is thought a new animal or plant is discovered every two days, making that scientific gold rush. ijust i just need to ijust need to be steadier on my feet to keep up! my feet to keep up! my boot got wet now. as we head deeper into the forest, there are signs of other life having passed through. this is, this is a yanomami camp, the cover is here, and this is for... when they are hunting? yes, when they are hunting. the yanomami people are south america's largest ethnic group living in relative isolation. but modern brazil has pushed these semi nomads into a more sedentary life. this communit

>> yeah, you know, look. i think it's great news about the tariffs and not having a tariff war i think -- you know, i think trump did 100% the right thing in getting rid of these ridiculous regulations strangling companies, and he's done a damn good job on that the tax thing i really believe in tariffs is a very, very difficult thing. it's got so many variables, so many land mines. but on the one hand, you have to be tough not tough, but you can't let countries steal your intellectual properties. but being able to do a deal with china is great if it can happen. and i think this is why you have an up market and i'm very glad to have seen that and heard that. because i was concerned about this whole tariff situation. i think it turns out that if you can do that, it certainly helps our industry and our company. >> you have told me in the past that you are pretty well hedged. are you feeling like it's time to get less hedged, that we could actually go back to new highs if you get some of this trade stuff figured

could be looking at. of course, they also could be looking at italy right now in the event of speculation following that report of the -- the wrong report of the request for a writedown of the debt. vonnie: yeah, i mean, this is across euro, the serbian leader has just come out and said this is important. obviously nervousness in many, many countries where money will flow from or to given the situation in italy. where do you see it, you know, headed? is it going to unravel, or will they find, you know, a technocrat to take over, or will somebody step up to the plate and somebody else walk away from the place? kevin: well, they have been discussing this for a long time, and the chances are very good that once they reach a deal, the deal will stick. that's the hope, anyway. now, remember, the whole deal has to be presented to president sergio, and he will review the whole plan, and he's let it be known that, in fact, he's not going to just rubber stamp it. he really wants stability, and he wants a governmen

look at currencies, the stronger dollar has been a big story.he impact it will have not only on multinationals but earnings a different story today. you can see the dollar giving up gains against the japanese yen at 111 euro at 118. looking at gold, which is actually higher, 1,293 up $2 right now. dom? >> we'll have more on the markets in a moment. first big trade news breaking out of china let's get to eunice yoon live in beijing with the details what can you tell us >> china offered its latest conciliatory gesture when it comes to the trade dispute in the past hour the finance ministry said china is cutting tariff force cs for cars and cas for cars, the tariffs drops from 20% to 15% for car parts, that drops to 6%. those will kick in on july 1st the move comes after reports that the u.s. and china have been heading for a deal on zte, this is the chinese telecomsmaker that's been in near collapse after the u.s. commerce department imposed sanctions on the company, disallowing u.s. companies from selling critical components to zte. getting a lif

it looks like 2007. things are twice the capital, twice liquidity. america looks pretty good. yield.yond the we had 20% growth over nine years. the nine years is really good. the 20% is really bad. it should've been 40% over a shorter time period. it looks like it has links to go. other things happen, it will not happen exactly the same. the rest of the world is doing better. japan, 1.5%. europe, 1.5% of proximally. it is 1.5%. europe for the last 10 years was 0%. that is a positive. americas in pretty good shape and you got some benefit of regulatory reform some benefit of tax reform. those things will drive growth a little bit. cu i read your note to clients in april. you said one of the biggest risks is underestimating the ability or the potential of the fed raising rates more aggressively. inflation could rear its ugly head. we have oil at $70. >> get to prepare for all possibilities. it is a possibility that growth accelerates and inflation accelerates. expect the fed raises rates more than you expect. year.ht force the 10 you can deal with 4% bonds. if it is because amer

i'm looking forward to seeing that.i wish Über had done the same, they didn't and we're continuing to push them to look at alternatives, drop off and pickup places. and then we did advocate for the mta to increase enforcement, which they have quadrupled, but i don't know if that improved to the double parking yet. it would be nice to see interim evaluations with the three strategies working in tandem and see if they're working while we're conducting the study and hopefully, installing a full protected bike lane on valencia. >> our team is receiving that same data you received from enforcement, so we're going to take a look to see what patterns in terms of what citations have been upped. and we've made the effort to reach out to lyft, we've met with them with twice now. we have asked about their pilot and we're hoping to get a little more information once that pilot concludes and they have data to share with us. so we're making that effort with them as well. >> supervisor ronen: i do think as we're waiting for what we kn

i have been looking and looking and looking to try to figure out what he is going to be talking aboutink it is pretty sparse, but you being in d.c., shed some light on this. joe: we don't have a lot of clarity on to what his specific federal is on the chinese side. we do know he's going to be meeting with treasury secretary steven mnuchin, also commerce department officials, officials with the u.s. trade office, as well as some lawmakers. there is a chance, according to the chamber of commerce, that he could get a drop-in visit with president trump while he is here. he is going to be making the negotiations and should be fairly skilled at making his way in through the u.s. he studied at seton hall university and the kennedy school of government. he has some connections from his desk with u.s. officials left over -- connections with the u.s. officials left over from the financial crisis. he is familiar with players here and how things work. ramy: a lot of people saying he is the economic czar of china and maybe he will try to learn the landscape in order to bring something home to cont

looking beyond health and wealth and are looking for happiness. been dampened somewhat after the crackdown on overseas investment. they pretty much came to a standstill for some of these conglomerates. is it optimistic to be talking up these plans? everybody has been surprised by how optimistic fosum has been through all of last year. when we look at the record, fosun doubled their acquisitions from the previous year, survey had 32 deals last year from 16 in the previous year, so they have not been slowed down and many have been overseas deals. they bought of french butter in health food company, that was a big surprise, because that had been pretty vicious on competitors. if you look at the other conglomerates, it has been one selloff after another. they are really scrambling to make money. but fosun has been the grand exception. they have done well, there shares jumped 60% last year. investors are pretty much behind them. it looks like they are making a go of it, in the deals they have been making have been working out for them. looking ahead, t

>> so if you look at models and some cleveland staff research actual zl this, looks at sort of one ofth, you can explain. it's not a mystery if you think about low productivity growth, which we had over this expansion, 1% as opposed to the usual 2%, 2.5% and other expansions. the low inflation rate, and also conditions. that explains the wage growth that we've seen. we've been hearing from a lot of our firms in our district that we are raising wages in order to attract workers. i think it's a matter of time we'll see more of that feed through into the e.c.i. measures of wages. we're already seeing that a little bit. i think that will continue. tom: two mathy questions if we can keep up from the mathematician from barnhart as best we can. i want to know what you learned about monetary policy. you've been doing this for years. you provided leadership on this idea of a fed that's trying to get out front of the data. is that possible, or by definition, is it an ex post fed, a fed that has to wait to ee the data? >> well, we always look at the data. there's no doubt about our modus operand

>> look. and my dad had his local bookie so people had been betting they've just been forced to do it in the illegal black market without any sort of consumer protections, without transparency without all of the things you get in a regulated market. now the supreme court -- it didn't do anything to stop the black market in any respect. look three and a half years ago, adam silver commissioner of the nba wrote an op-ed in "the new york times" and said -- i'm paraphrasing, of course -- but it was time to move sporting betting out of the shadows and into the sunlight. he was right it took us three-plus years to get to that point, but we're getting closer to it now >> it does help. i think of the final four. if i don't get my brackets in, i don't care about the games if i get my brackets in, i'm sweating out 32 games on -- so i understand how it works. but i don't want to end up like jimmy con in "the gambler. i don't want to have that feeling either. >> is it the feeling or your bank account >> t

we will look at the overall context. it could be something, if a judge doesn't get 700 cases, you can't expect the judge to complete 700 cases. it is not an inflexible number. it's not quite as concrete or rigid as it has been portrayed. we will look at factors like that, that might be beyond the judge's control. that all goes into account for the evaluation. >> yes, it has not been that long since i was an immigration judge, we did have standards to meet, demeanor, and various competency requirements were part of that. but with respect to the number of cases that a judge has to complete per year or ideally will be completed, will there be feedback on that? will you guys take a look at those numbers determine whether that's the right number? >> right now, firstly, the measures are not scheduled to go into effect until the beginning of the next fiscal year, october. we've got training coming up for the judges. they will be bargaining with the union on the implementation of the measures. how it's going to be rolled out is

look at the waves. there is a gale warning out there in the waters which does affect a lot of boaters. but as far as walking along the shoreline, that's not a bad place to be right now. those waves do look ferocious! but winds are also starting to pick up. but we'll have warmer weather out there. it is looking like the winds are already starting to pick up a bit. here's a view of the bay, nice calm conditions and blue skies. sunshine warming things up nicely around mount vaca. look how clear it is up there. 70 degrees already in san francisco. 74 in livermore. 65 in oakland. 75 in concord. and it's going to get warmer. here's a look at your afternoon highs today. 87 in fairfield. napa 86. santa rosa 87. so upper 80s. we also have this wind advisory that's going to start tonight through early tomorrow morning. strong wind gusts across the north and east bay hills all because of what's going on out there in nevada. this low bringing them some rain and some snow. it's going to bring us wind and warm weathe