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low low educated young men in the workforce it's for the moment the biggest flows in the past have been already ended towards countries like germany and sweden where the labor market situation is pretty favorable so make up a significant proportion of that group next in the case of germany and austria between fifteen and twenty percent so it's quite a significant part of that group which fortunately is not particularly large in those economies now talking about spain and greece. we had much flow inflows into those countries and here we think that the whole package of measures needed clearly number one message is to make sure that everybody gets the basic qualifications to need to succeed the labor market regardless of origin secondly to have a consistent migration policy that combat's also in those countries illegal employment of foreign workers that open legal pathways for migrants who just come for getting a job i don't i'm not in need of protection and also to have also a clear policy in general return is part of the package for those who are not found to be in need of international protection. you talked about the people returning to their home countries you know the well qualified ones that are coming the nurses the engineers and the doctors. are they useful for the receiving economies yes they are but wouldn't they be more useful at home or first over here we must clearly distinguish among the different groups those who have come as refugees they have been leaving their countries because there was no. safe place for them in the origin countries but there's a much larger issue notably with use back to foreign trained doctors and nurses who are coming to o.e.c.d. countries through different channels mainly labor migrants because these are need everywhere and including in their origin countries where there's a global we have a global health workforce crisis but even of all of those foreign trained doctors and nurses currently living in always the countries regardless of how they have arrived which we turn to the arjun countries that would sort of only one third of the problem so clearly we need a very large response and better training and education policies better health care systems in the origin countries is a key challenge and migration is only a small part of that global picture talking about training and and immigration here in germany training our people are we doing a good job there the response in germany not only on the policy side but also by society at large civil society employees unions has been remarkable and i think sent back in twenty fifteen that spec in twenty thirty changes it is a continuing and that's interesting we that's much less talk about what's happening now in terms of integration but the challenge is now the challenge in two thousand and fifteen and a good part of two thousand sixty was not integration to the labor market this was getting a shelter getting the people the basic needs ready that they are able to derive and get the basic needs now is a challenge to integrate them into the labor market clearly for those who elect basic skills this is going to be an uphill battle but it's something where germany is very well equipped to do and there's been a lot of measures that go in the right direction we think more could be done notably we suspect to making sure that the low qualified have a consistent pathway towards a lasting employment and this will take several years mostly from the or is it in thank you very very much thank you. and now we're coming to our next topic which is german chancellor angela merkel is facing new anger from conservative coalition partners after she hammered out a proposal with french president marco which would see greater financial integration in the eurozone carnegie in a dedicated budget for the currency area according to the deal the e.u. would set up a euro zone budget to boost investment in the bloc mcconnell just that size in the hundreds of billions but merkel would prefer it a size smaller in the tens of billions maclin michael also agreed to plan to turn the european stability mechanism into a monetary fund to help isolate the euro from future crises most details remain unclear and have to be hammered out before the next three use summit however merkel warned that moves towards greater integration can only occur whe

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low clouds in evidence all week. fog and clouds at the coast tonight, warmer inland, cool near the coast, summer solstice, boy, that happened fast, thursday at 30 7 a.m. overnight lows, lowytime highs creep back toward average with a few low 70s and upper 80s in the south bay. low to mid-80s in the east bay, very mild and pleasant in the degrs rnand ter the low clouds bu at o fflakeport. extended forecast, looking for 90s all the way into the weekend when numbers peak on friday, mid-90s inland even as we continue to chill at the coast. betty. >> thanks, brian. >>> up next what tesla is now saying about the scary and the tech website that says it knows how it was caused. >> plus the father's day hotspot with nowhere to park, the popular bay area restaurant that has been taken over by rvs. botty, after this news cast of om theditioe n of gameday. buddy leery is joining us. are the giants in trouble. >> not yet. >> insight you can only get right here after this newscast. this fire... shooting out of the side of a tesla model -s. actress mary mc-cormack >>> one group is now speculating on the cause of this fire shooting out of the side of a tesla model s. this woman's husban

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that's not the case here. 60s, 70s, upper 70s, low, low 80s for many. colin continues into sunday. maybe some partly cloudies for us. slightly warmer monday and tuesday. so a year ago, we were about 105 for some. >> wow. >> that's hot. >> not this year. >> not this year. all right. we will take it. thanks, steve. >>> some bad news for diaper companies. we will tell you more about a shift in the u.s. leading to a drop in sales. >>> a huge between a land owner and cattle owners blamed for a gruesome discovery. a number of dead cattle found buried in rural santa clara county. they began processing the scene above bell station. investigators say a rancher contacted them saying more than two dozen of the cattle were missing. that led to the discovery of a health sticking out of the ground and at least nine cattle buried. authorities say that cattle owners were in a dispute. >>> 4:55. a woman in fairfield is in serious condition. she was attacked by her own dog. it happened yesterday in her backyard. a neighbor called 911 after hearing her screaming. when the police arrived, they found a

overnight lows low 50s, daytime highs very close to where we should be for this time of year within a degree or 3 e highs. the south bay is in the upper 70s and low 80s tomorrow, east bay plenty of sunshine but not as warm as today. numbers tumble 10 to 15 degrees, 82 at danville. up in the north bay we'll see mid-70s and for ukiah 80 degrees and in windsor 84. the extended forecast, we'll see a few low clouds tonight, drizzle returning to the shoreline tuesday and wednesday. the numbers come down into just the low 70s inland by wednesday and thursday, but by next weekend they will bounce back. that's what's happening ahead in the weather. >>> coming up thousands swim from a place of no escape, the amazing journey from alcatraz across the bay. >> reporter: i'm dennis o'donnell, gameday on location tonight, vern, warriors a 2-0 lead, cleveland's backs against the wall. >> reporter: indeed. i'd love to air exactly what they said in the locker room, but it is public television. >> reporter: vern is in the cleveland locker room. i got the warriors, the entire breakdown of game two coming up. hey, want the fastest internet? done. and now, xfinity mobi

lows here low 50s, sun-up at 12 minutes before 6:00. high temperatures tomorrow 83 at concord, 78 in san jose, cupertino tomorrow 77 and los gatos 81. in the east bay we'll be in the low to mid-80s instead of low to mid 90s and for monday we'll be looking at numbers mostly in the mid-70s, finally up around ukiah 80 degrees, 79 at rohnert park. in the extended forecast, coolest midweek, low 70s wednesday and thursday. then friday we bump back. next weekend we'll be warm but not as warm as today and yesterday. that's weather. >>> a lot happening in sports and for that here's dennis o'donnell live. hey, dennis. >> reporter: yes. an exclusive parking lot live shot indeed here at oracle, warriors game underway. i got giants and a's news. could tiger win a golf tournament? all that is coming up live from oakland. finals. they are battling the cleveland cavaliers this evening at oracle arena. >>> the warriors trying to make it two wins in a row in the finals battling the cleveland cavaliers this evening at oracle arena and kpix5's betty yu is joining us from oracle where game two just got underway. >> reporter: hi, brian and juliette. we know game one was a wild one and the

low 205. low and plea5a nt. temperatures into the low 205. low and pleasant. —— mi55ed. much cloud for scotland and northern ireland, temperatures into the 205, 24, 25. temperatures continue to lull day and night as we move into next headlines: dozens of people are marching through london to demand a vote on the final deal on the uk's departure from the eu. senior cabinet ministers meanwhile stressed the uk is still prepared to walk away from brexit talks without a deal. explosion rocks a stadium in zimbabwe, president emerson was addressing thousands of people, officials say that he was injured. turkeynot ‘s president erdogan has called for real action tomorrow, on the final day of campaigning in the presidential and parliamentary elections in the country. more from me at 4pm, right now on bbc news it is time for click. —— emmerson mnangagwa. this week: robot hunts killer starfish, hurricane in a tube, and gravity train runs out of steam. florida, america's sunshine state. and home to the us‘s first sustainable town. this is babcock ranch. powered, but fittingly, almost

could see some delays due to low visibility, low ceilings, low clouds and patchy morning drizzle. expecting cooler than average breezy conditions again tomorrow and lighter winds turning warmer for your friday. take a look at your morning commute planner. use caution if you're driving because of the foggy areas. it is going to be choppy if you're going to be taking the ferry across the bay heading to work and spotty drizzle expected if you are walking to work, trying to get to bart or get to work at that point. tomorrow morning 5:00 a.m., notice the cloud cover covering pretty much most of the bay area with the exception of a few spots in the north bay. 8:00 a.m. same thing. noontime we're going to hang onto some of those clouds well into the afternoon which will keep the coast cool. inland areas will be mild. temperatures first thing in the morning, upper 40s to the low 50s. cool enough and a little bit damp as well to where you would require a light sweater or a jacket. tomorrow afternoon, mild and sunny inland, low to mid 70s along the coast, upper 50s to low 60s. if you're goin

all for the low, low price of $2 million.ight stone confirmed the news to nbc telling our national security reporter ken dilanian that nothing ever came of the meeting. saying, quote, i flatly rejected his proposal in what was a 20-minute meeting. and whi stone did not previously disclose the meeting to congressional orinvestig the "post" is reporting the sit-down is of interest to special counsel robert mueller. but stone tells nbc he, quote, never mentioned the meeting to trump or to the treasuump campa because the idea was so ludicrous, adding, it was so ridiculous that i forgotbo the approach. >>> for the first tip in over 30 years, anack-to-back u.s. o champion at shinnecock hills golf course, bruce koepka. after a four-way tie, he was down early to daniel berger and tony finau. he finished in fifth place, finau dropped him out of the top three. rld number one dustin johnson started the day out strong, looking to take this year title. but several missed short putts down the stretch put him in third place at 3 over. that

low lows. ge literallyhanged the world from light bulbs to locomotives to household appliances,ower generation and jet engines. with a market cap of $594 billion in the year 2000, it was the world's most valuable company,ut its removal from the dow jones industrial index next week i the latest symbol of how far it's fallen. >> is clearly a sign of the difficulties ge has had. >> the index haseced that it was irrelevant. >> reporter: now valued at 113 billion, ge is still bigger than united technologies, which is staying in the dow, but ge's share pricee is down m than 50% in a year. ge embraced change in the 20th centurev and grewoping computer technology, and after jack welch took over in 1981, it acquired nbc universal and later became one of the country's biggest banks, but under welch's successor, jeff immelt,anhe co stagnated and began to shrink. it shifted away from baing, ld off nbc universal and bought oil services giant baker hughes just as oil sank. with john flannery in charge its once coveteden divhas been cut in half. no wonder the company barely shrugged when its impending removal from the dow was announced. ge's statement says we're focused on t executing again plan we've laid out to improve ge's perfmance. it doe nothing to change those commitments or our focus in creatingro er, simpler ge. icons like gm and aoa have left the dow and survived. now investors wonder if ge can find a way to bring itself back life. >> while now that general electric has been removed from the dow, let's talk about whether that iajorex is still as representative of the u.s. economy as i oncewas. we're joined by david blitzer andhaman of the s&p dow jones indisease. it's great to see you today. >> goodafternoon. >> can you tell me what's behind the change? why walgreens? >> well, our change is based on what we feel the index needs and how we wil t make index even better and more representative of the u.s. markets and the u.s. econy, so t change is not about general electric. looking at the index, it is with ge, where it is now somewhat overweighted in industrials. the more indusials represented in the index than would be balanced to the market. less consumer staple companies, somewhat less health care companies and all that suggested to swap an industrial for something that was in consumer staples and maybe a tinge of health care.f on top that, ge price at about $13 a share has a very low weight in the dow. less tn 1/2 of 1%. ge wasn't doing very much. was nh having m impact on the dow, so rather than leav tit there, lete the opportunity to balance the index better, add a stock that will have a bigger impact on it, that's in part or largely because the dow is price weighted. an unusual way to do indices, but probably the long-time standard way.n >> david, w you're talking about which of the 30 companies should make up the dow, do you also have conversations about whethe weightingse companies by share price is still an accurate reflection of e americaneconomy? is that still the right way for a modern index t run? >> well, clearly in the last week we had a lot of these conversations. we -- first we do many other indices, including the s&p 500, which is weighted by market -- market cap, amount of shares, the value of the shares that are in the market, and that is the more typical way to do it. to change the dow, we'd be tossing away about 5 years of financial history, lon

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low 90s. summer starts officially on thursday, summer solstice 3:07. appear the wide range of temperatures. but friday and saturday caulk inland. upper 90s to low 100s. low on the coast along the coast and for pride festivities mild to hot sunday. but temperatures slowly back off into early next we can dan and kristen. >> thanks. >>> avocado 2.0. the start up promising to make it last twice as long. that's next. and then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >>> coming up the president arriving at the capitol moments ago. the crisis on the bored will he act in the tornado touching down later on the airport meltdown. 100s slepg at the airport four nights now next. >> thanks. see you then. >>> new at 6:00 a top consumer advocate takes his pharmacy to task for what it told his doctor. . he says he was tattled on. he says he was tattled on. michael finney looks into the ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> lawmakers in san francisco received a briefing on a trefrsle nishltive on the november ballot y

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low low unemployment rate and it will go down further as the tax bill takes effect. my sense is it's nothing but a positive. lou: this is nancy pelosi with a bloody mary. but it is your pal, john boehner. he's holding what? he's got to have a cigarette. ed: he's in a public building. there is probably a law. lou: that's what former speakers. and paul ryan was his personal choice to replace him. ed: condemning trump all day. that's what the speech is about. it's trump's party. not the republican party anymore. lou: the president announcing kim jong-un and he will be meeting in singapore as things stand right now on the 12th. that's 11 days away. and i mean people are scattering and getting ready to meet the pressure on them for the first 12 days and on hip and kim jong-un. ed: the president having canceled it, and then having been briefed. he'll be far better prepared in the sense they know what trump wants now. lou: you sounds like one of those guys he replaced. this man came into office and people talked about him being presidential. that as a faint echo of that. if this president hasn't showed people he's prepared. ed: you misinterpreted my word. i said it's a positive thing for the president having canceled it. they are prepared for his positions he's going to take. lou: i did misunderstand. ed: you always misinterpret. you cut me off before i finish my thought. i'm an old man and it takes me a while to get out my thoughts. i mumble and you can't hear. we have been around for a long time and agree with most of stuff. lou: ed rollins, the dean himself and still giving instruction. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. do you think the dems, the deep state and the left are trembling at the prospect president trump is large in american history books? cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. like me on facebook, follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. even rinos are calling for deputy general rod rosenstein to recuse himself. we take it up right after these messages. we'll be right back. man: i got scar tissue there. same thing with any dent or dings on this truck. they all got a story about what happened to 'em. man 2: it was raining, there was only one way out. i could feel the barb wire was just digging into the paint. man: two bulls were fighting, (thud) bam hit the truck. try explaining that to your insurance company. woman: another ding, another scratch. it'll just be another chapter in the story. every scar tells a story, and you can tell a lot more stories when your truck is a chevy silverado. the most dependable, longest-lasting, full-size pickups on the road. ♪there's a me no one knows ♪waiting to be set free so, what's the empty suitcase for? the grand prize trophy ♪i was born to be somebody lou: rino senator rind i graham jumping on the rod rosenstein bandwagon. south carolina republican orion oh asked rosenstein to recuse if he considers himself to be a potential witness in the russian investigation. but graham is no ally of president trump with it comes to the mueller witch hunt. he accused president trump of having a blind spot on russia. he said firing mueller would be the end of the trump presidency. then he introduced legislation to protect mueller from being fired. obama's attorney general eric holder saying president trump's pardons are a plot against the russian investigation. oh, man. holder says his pet parrot, robert mueller will not be thwarted by pardons like the one president trump yesterday gave to conservative activist dinesh d'souza. holder was deputy a.g. when clinton pardoned marc rich. clinton was very nice and brought him home from switzerland safe and warm. we don't know the exact price tag for that. joining us, byron york, tammy bruce. rosenstein recusal. senator graham asked so nicely, do you think you ought to recuse yourself? he declared trump -- the man is a little bewildering to say the least. >> it's a politician's move. he's doing things that kind please everyone that artificially establish his own independence. but it to some degree has more impact when you have a guy with the background he has suggesting to rosen tine because of his role within this framework that maybe he should step away. that's a very good question. >> this is something people observing this case have been talking about for a long time. if the firing of james comey is a big thing. exhibit a. in a case of alleged obstruction of justice from the president. how can rod rosenstein investigate that investigation. he was up to his neck. he wrote a memo justifying it. the question is, how could he stay in control of the mueller investigation if that's a big thing. >> how could he be the one to select robert mueller if they have a personal and professional relationship that went back 0 years. the man is conflicted on so many levels. and everyone is walking around washington, d.c. only in washington could this happen, pretend they are unaware of all of these conflicts day by day that exist between rosenstein, the pegs counsel, the president, and the to be general, who by the way is -- he is purer and cassandra. and absolutely the driven snow, jeff sessions, because he recused himself from life, it appears. tammy: all of these people have been involved intimately in the nature of what the swamp has been doing for generations, if you will. you have a department of justice trying to act as though everything is fine. and every day brings up the facts of the matter that people have been i don't want to say colluding, bud involved in the nature of what the president has been trying to fight. the corruption in this framework. and the senators, the doj bureaucracy. the corrupt tax. what they are complaining about the pardons the president is giving, they may want him to be generous with those pardons. they want -- they would want that. but a lot of people didn't know exactly how deep the stink went in the government or that trump would even be i kind and willing to find it. this is i think what the problem is for many of them. lou: byron, does it trike you as odd, they are not immensely gifted people, ryan or mcconnell. but certainly they are beginning to perceive the talents and the gifts of president trump even as they closely examine their own deficiencies. wouldn't you think? yet they will not stand up with this president against this obviously patently corrupt special counsel. >> i think they began to get an idea of some of his gifts on november 8 of 2016. it does -- the role of congress is very big, especially right now, in the house. because you have been talking about representative devin nunes, chairman of the intelligence committee trying to get information out of the justice department and fbi. if it's just a chairman trying to do this, february issues a subpoena. the fbi and justice department can blow him off and not do it. but if the speaker of the house says, i'm behind this, the house of representatives means this. honor the subpoena, then they are going to have to do something. lou: when you say devin nunes to me, guys, i see a guy charging up out of the trenches, heavy gunfire, artillery, machine guns, everything around him. and a battalion behind him still in the trenches, and ryan leading the way in the trenches saying good luck, rather than having anything to do with supporting him, giving him covering fire. doing a bloody thing to support him on nunes and his efforts and that his house intel committee to get to the truth. frankly, i think he should be charged for dereliction. >> if you remember back to the memo, remember the membership oh that devin nunes released which was based on a lot of information. some of that stuff they had gotten because ryan stood up behind them and accused the justice department of quote stonewalling the house. lou: that's a naughty word. >> it meant that they got the information and the memo meant something. you know the part about them using -- lou: they have gotten 7,000 documents since last fall. they have not gotten the unredacted origination memo of the special counsel. even though twice the justice department said they would deliver it. that's what they have got knowledge. where have the american people heard that powerful strong independent courageous voice of paul ryan? they haven't heard a squeak out of the man. >> the fact that we got the information that the justice department used the dossier to get the fisa warrant. that's something they got. they will get this origination memo and they will get more about the informant here. but it's very hard. >> we needed to give in advance of whatever report the i.g. is going to release. he ever does, supposedly it's coming up next week. we hoped this week. to think that his --'s the one who found the text between strzok and page or we wouldn't know much about this to begin with. devin nunes was pushing hard. it's either the o.i.g. and reports from his office or devin nunes and the intelligence committee that had the guts to stand up. tammy: it will be drip by drip. you have lisa page resigning. you have people panicking, the actual charges against mccabe. it will be like kilauea. starting slow with some vents coming up now and then, then it begins to move and it won't be able to be stopped. that's what they are afraid of. that's what i think this will become. even if the obstruction. it's so awful, it will have to happen. lou: i hope you are right. byron, you will get the last word here. i am sitting here watching this thing and i am not convinced that anyone in congress beyond the intel committee has the guts to stand up against this stonewalling department of justice and fbi. and i mow that no one in the u.s. senate does. >> i will say imu -- i will saye other player in this. that's the president of the united states. maybe he doesn't indisimnatalie declassify a bunch of stuff. but the president of the united states can tell his justice department to comply with a house subpoena. lou: it would and hell of a lot easier if he had somebody with courage and principle in the senate majority leaders role or that of the house speaker. >> it would indeed. lou: up next, president trump weighs in on samantha bee -- did you know who samantha bee was until her vulgar mouth spewed? disgusting comments. and the television network that won't fire her. diamond and silk, they are going to join us tonight. next in fact on the national left-wing media double standard. we are coming right back. nia: i was physically at school, but my mind wasn't at school. i had problems at home. so when i met nornise, she started helping me a little bit, like "nia i don't know what you're doing, but your future is more important." she is my strength. it takes a village to help somebody get their diploma. it changes your whole life. narrator: find free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org lou: samantha bee has apologized for her re present hencible comment about first daughter ivanka trump. but the president is wondering why the left-wing show host has been given a free pass by the national left-wing media. asking why aren't they firing no talent samantha bee for the horrible language used on her lowwill be doing so for a long time to come. joining me, social media stars, diamond and silk. it's always great to see you. i wish you could be here every night. this samantha bee thing. apparently there is a vested interest here somebody trying to exploit the trump phenomenon and not mention the president's name. >> it's backfiring in her face. she should be fired. if abc was able to take roseanne's show away from her because of a tweet she apologized for. tbs should drop her as well. using vile and derogatory names against the first nam family has got to stop. this is hitch critical. if this would have been -- this is hypocritical. if this would have been a conservative, all it isers would have pulled out. >> this was and the mistake. it was preplanned and preedited. lou: her ratings are down 50%. >> get rid of the show if your ratings are down. but don't call the first family or ivanka montreal derogatory -a trump a derogatory name to get attention. lou: trump has the power to drive r

low cloudiness may form over the coastline and lows in the low 50s and tomorrow, mainly sunny skies with bay and low to mid 80s inland. looking at the three-day weekend -- not a three-day weekend, three-day forecast taking us through the weekend in tahoe. 73 degrees, a little cooler through the weekend. highs in the 60s, pleasant, and here is our bay area 7-day forecast. gusty conditions on saturday and start warming up sunday and all next week is quite warm with highs getting in the mid to upper 90s inland. it will be pretty toasty. >> thank you. >>> tomorrow, it could happen. >>er mighthit happen. >> could be. kevin durant, he basically took over among those ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace i

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low clouds, back tonight near seasonal temperatures midweek and much warmer starting friday through the weekend with those temps really heating up for us. for highs tomorrow, mid-60s in san francisco, we're looking at low 70s in oakland. low 80s in concord. livermore and mid-80s in fairfield. here is the seven day forecast and what you can expect. again for tomorrow, just a little bit cooler than what we saw today. mid-80s inland and the mid-60s for the bay and upper 50s along the coast. and then we warm things up again. so for thursday, we're talking the low 90s for inland locations upper 90s. check out the weekend triple digit heat possible for some locations inland. saturday looks good. the hottest day for all of us around the bay area near 80 degrees for the bay saturday. >> all right, thank you mary. >> sure. >>> coming up this stow away finds a new home after a long and surprising journey. >> and here are tonight's guests on the late show with stephen colbert. >> we invited you to join us for live streaming coverage of the 2018 pride parade. kpix5 is a proud sponsor of the pride parade and celebration. our coverage begins sunday morning at 10:30 on kpix.com. cyber-security firm tr >>> your google home device could b

so highs for tomorrow we're looking at temperatures in the mid-60s for san francisco, low 70s oakland, low concord and livermore, mid-80s for fairfield. here is that seven-day forecast, mild conditions along the coast. we're looking at warmer conditions for the bay and heating up for inland locations, mid-80s for inland locations tomorrow, mid-60s for the bay and upper 50s along the coast, warming up thursday and friday and check out the weekend. saturday looks like the hotter day of the weekend for all of us possibly triple digit heat by saturday and sunday inland. >> thank you, mary. >>> speaking of the weekend, we invite you to join us for life streaming coverage of the 2018 pride parade. kpix5 is a proud sponsor of the pride parade and celebration. our coverage begins sunday morning at 10:30 on kpix.com. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. mutli-

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lows tonight will be in the low to mid-50s. we'll see that fog come back. we're already noticing those low clouds coming in here. bay and along the coast we'll see those low clouds and fog and heading through the morning we'll see that and then finally as we head through the afternoon we'll see that clearing if we do see fog overnight. now high pressure, this strong ridge of high pressure here, will build in from the south. that's why we are going to warm up for tomorrow. now we're tracking this low here and that will at least drop our temperatures down a bit for wednesday, but then both of these highs will expand and rebuild for us for the end of the week. that's why those temperatures really heat up for us. weather headlines, low clouds spread locally inland tonight, warming right back up near seasonal for tomorrow. then hotter weather inland by late in the week. here's what you can expect for highs tomorrow, mid-60s in san francisco, mid- to upper 70s for san rafael, low 80s for napa, vallejo. check out fairfield in the low 90s as we head through the afternoon tomorrow. so here is that seven-day forecast, warm

low 60s to low 70s. we are going to make it above our normal high temperature heading up to 80 in san jose. more people out the door and it's going to be in the low 80s today as we head into the afternoon. if you want to go somewhere nice and cool for some of the hiking trails it will be spots ahead. it will be in the low 50s at 7:00 and making it up to about 60 degrees before it starts to come back . it will be windy there along the coastline. we have this flower show happening. if you're going there nice and comfortable. upper 70s for the highs tomorrow afternoon. let me know what you're doing this afternoon. we'll talk about weekend plans coming up in less than 20 minutes. highs for the inland areas, low 90s, going to be hot. it will be cooling down as we go into next week. definitely a beach weekend for the bay area. we have been tracking issues on 680. how is it looking? >> unfortunately that accident that popped up as i was doing any last report, if i zoomed it in i went to check along the cph reports. it looks like they have issued a sig alert. you can see the back up all the way through here. you can hop on right after this. i would say m

to 100 degrees, but now low pressure will take a bite out of the high that has been at the west coast, managing low 80s for tomorrow. high pressure with the marine layer flows, lowlouds against the shoreline. it means the numbers will come down. we will be down to about 15 to 20 degrees off today's highs. they are not showing much in the way of low clouds, but despite what the computer says, the reality is a little bit different. but the clouds are packing along the shoreline. here is what we're expecting with the clouds coming in tonight neither ore. inland it looks like another day. not as warm. then milder weather for the end of the week. in fact by wednesday, the highs will be in the low 70s, but not bad at all. they are taking on the diamondbacks tomorrow night, first pitch at 7:10 p.m., partly cloudy at game time. if you're heading out to part east, it will be sunny. all the way out to 26 miles an hour. heading north to seattle, 63 degrees, mostly cloudy tomorrow. chicago is at 81 and there will be morning rain. the early morning rain as they would say. 41 degrees at santa rosa and napa. 50 degrees in livermore. 53 in san jose and mountainview. probably st

low 70s for this time of the year. san francisco expected to be in the low 70s. normally this time of year we are in the upper 60s. in wine country temperatures also rising into the 90s. clearlake and lakeport, mid- 90s. so where the pawnee fire is burning, it's definitely going to get hot there for those firefighters who have already had to deal with so much. those dry offshore winds are really going to increase that fire danger bringing in lowlow humidities along with this heat that's expected because of that ridge of high pressure. so as that gets closer it will change the wind direction. so for napa and eastern sonoma counties we have a red flag warning starting at 11 p.m. tonight through tomorrow night gusts more than 40 miles per hour across the higher elevations so anything above 1,000 feet or so, it's going to be very windy and humidity levels will be down to possibly even single digits for some of the driest spots. so the weather service advising people to avoid using campfires, please no fireworks, as well. those can also spark fires of course. lawn work, avoid that if possible on saturday especially because look what happens here. your futurecast showing today we'll have pretty variable conditions throughout the next few hours. then we are going to start to see more of this north wind. anytime you see it in this direction that's a sign of drier winds. starting at 11 p.m. tonight, napa 20-mile-per-hour gusts inthe h

low pressure from, initial low signs, but southeasterly winds will be a bit more humid across the south and with it, an outside chance for some isolated thunderstorms. still dry, still pretty hot, away from some of those eastern coasts. but it is a sign that things may change and they show greater sign of things sting a bit humid through the weekend, bringing back a gradual breakdown before it conditions the next week, the exact details will change, but as lowds out. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 10pm: mps are about to vote on whether to approve a third runway at heathrow airport. they have begun voting within the last few minutes. we should know the result in ten minutes or so. our other headlines at 10pm: the lead firefighter in the initial response to the grenfell fire says he wasn't trained how to evacuate people from a burning tower block. and the government decides to reject a scheme to build a tidal power lagoon in swansea bay.

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lows in the low 50s. and tomorrow we'll see a little bit of lingering low cloudiness at the coastline. gh temperatures range from low and mid-60s at the coast to low and mid-70s around the by. and warming up inland nicely. low to mid-80s inland tomorrow. looking ahead for the lake tahoe forecast the the next three days sunny and mild tomorrow. high 73. it's cooling down on saturday as it's going to here as well. partly cloudy saturday and sunday. temperatures rise a bit accuwea seven-day forecast. we'll have a cool down here saturday as well windy conditions. highs barely reach 70 around the by maybe 70s inland. but warming up sunday. and next week is quite warm. low 90s inland on monday. upper 90s on tuesday. mid-90s on wednesday. it's feeling like summer is coming on by the middle of the next week. >> wow. it's coming. >> it is indeed. >>> major road construction project underway in the east bay. the stretch of road torn up and how long it's expected to last. >>> thinking of flying? what could cause the price of the plane ticket to soar this summer. >> "7 on your side" michael make ro

low clouds at times. you will see that for the morning as we get into the afternoon. highs tomorrow, generally similar to what we had today. maybe a little bit warmer south of san jose. low to mid 80s around the santa clara valley. 60s and 70s bayside. mid 60s in san francisco and around the north bay highs in the low to mid 80s. notice the bottom of the screen, cooler on wednesday. this low pressure will drop in. no rain associated with it. we will watch north winds picking up as high pressure now building in behind it. roller coaster ride of the temperatures again. just like last week. friday and saturday, likely to be the hottest days with valley temperatures -- here we go -- look at san francisco. could be close to the time we head towards the beginning of next weekend. cool and breezy to start the week. then there's the testimomperatun time for saturday, upper 90s. like last weekend, should be maybe a one and a half to two-day heat event. cooler next sunday and monday. >> i'm getting over this past weekend. >> we will need that five days to space out. >> got it. >> thanks. >>> coming up, hit by row bboca. how many money people have lost because of this phone scam. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most

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believes the u.s. was in a he believes the u.s. was in a hurry hurry and marry and therefore for refusal refused to enter into negotiations to enter into negotiations. i don't doubt that the united i don't doubt that the united states states has used has used efforts efforts great efforts not to kill people great efforts not to kill people but in the end in the end there are enough courage there and they were true they were in a hurry the very the u.n. when asked them asked the multiple multiple cycles times. to give up give a break break so that since it's a billions billions it is going to get out get out they they didn't want to negotiate with the u.s. they said we're going to want to negotiate with ins they said we're going to kill to kill them on them on the battlefield and a feel they feel they didn't we didn't want them as prisoners prisoners in another in another one the guantanamo tunnel no since since this to the gulf the gulf war or. nine hundred ninety the ninety the first gulf war the united states for the united states constantly mostly insists that it did says that it didn't count in count the end of the enemy it didn't know how many it didn't know how many were many were killed killed and it was and it wasn't going to i'm going to try to find out try to find out. later later on on there were there were some that i'm best to gauge pressed against but. by and large in large large that has been that has been the protocol of the u.n. the protocols of the u.s. which is not which is not to count the enemy to count the enemy and to to and to try to and to try to keep it keep it secret secret really early. angela merkel is under pressure and the merkel is under pressure and. also calls to expel expelled spell the us a u.s. ambassador to germany is ambassador to germany it comes it comes after last oh richard richard cohen now who's been l. who's been in the job in the job for job for just in just a month month said he's working to strengthen right that he's working to strengthen right wing movements across europe when movements across europe artie's artie is peter peter all of a lot of i looked deeper and deeper into the story into the dory. the beginning at the beginning of the last of the last century the three then american american back in president president theodore theodore roosevelt roosevelt a belt said the u.s. said this diplomat should u.s. diplomat should speak speak softly and carry softly and carry a big stick a big stick while the current the current u.s. u.s. ambassador to germany germany. he's off he's off to war for more showed off a shouting laughing loudly and using using that stick nets to stick to smash mush diplomatic norm diplomacy have a look at it norm's have a look at what he had to say what he had to say to the right to the right wing new site you cite breitbart it bought. the right lot of conservative lot of conservatives throats you wrote europe and europe who have considered contacted me to say to set their feet their feeling there is a revealing there is a resurgence going on surgeons going on i absolutely will absolutely want to empower other consensus empower other conservatives wrote europe other wrote europe other leaders. while. the growth of the good now is announced himself as the older now is announced himself as the all right right chicks cheerleader leader a juror in chief in europe europe some people some people in berlin. one on top on turkey that see that such such a see a senior being a diplomatic figure is involved isn't it himself valving himself in the day to day running of european policy in the day to day running of european politics six. from me from me from me from me and a united states states. and. maybe he needs he needs to be a little be a little bit much more careful careful i can i cannot imagine imagine that in that i never never never never never have and i'm fifty fifty years of years now and never ever ever ever had had it so it's something you know something similar a similar. to this is still is this just a state. this this person person should should we be so no no not one of our country to country we don't do that we don't do this this and the u.n. the u.s. and they did and they did. shouldn't do that didn't do that and. the this is this is horrible horrible and and the u.s. government this is a shame us government this is a shame sorry for that but that's sorry for that but that's my opinion and i think . i think he should have been more diplomatic and have been more diplomatic and i believe that the right wing is not there but i believe that the right wing is not the right way to be pushing by the way to be pushing. that's i wouldn't call this that's i wouldn't call this incident affairs incident and then john affairs but this. the diplomat who should be but as a diplomat who should be more neutral politicians all more neutral politicians on the left say the ambassador the left say the ambassador who's only been in the job for a month should he's only been in the job for a month should bucky's bags and go home like he's bags and go home and thus it is a representatives of ambassadors or representatives of their stays and not have political movements or stays and not have political movements u.s. ambassador grinnell's u.s. ambassador no however does not behave like a diplomat however does not behave like a diplomat the more like a far right colonial office but more like a far right colonial officer we won't tolerate such behavior we won't tolerate such behavior it's nice to have a hand here with you it's nice to have a hand here it is not only a breach of etiquette it is not only a breach of etiquette it is also a violation of the viet it is also a violation of the vienna convention on diplomatic relations and a convention on diplomatic relations there is an article forty one there is an article forty one in which it is one in which it is very clearly clearly stated that embassadors shall not be stated that ambassadors shall not interfere in internal of interferon in internal affairs he has to he has to go because the go because he has bridges broken broken too much too much porous porcelain insulin in germany and germany he has become a he has become a real hate feel hate figure and that is not a good year and that is not a good platform for a us ambassador platform for a us ambassador or for this this isn't this isn't the first first scanned scandal that made all that mr good as good as being involved in just else being involved in just a few few days into his ten days a year into his tenure the opes a german business and business with businesses with these these common comments it's after watching washington pulled out into and pulled out of iraq the iran nuclear nuclear deal a deal. as the. as a little trump trump said u.s. u.s. sanctions will target sanctions will target critical saxes of critical iran's economies of iran's economy german companies doing business german companies doing business in the us and iran on should should wind wind. mediately. to the ground after their grinnell's brush holds but shoot brush shoot from the from the hip style hip style certainly seems seems to be for all to be from the same plan the same playbook playbook as is present president donald trump trump but he may well fire he may well find out find out the hard way to weigh the envoy's either envoys are expected to expected to act act and behave in a set a certain way whether the way we are at home whether they're at home in moment d.c. d.c. or the here in the or here in the german capital capital peter all of these are all over r.t. r t berlin. former u.k. ambassador to syria where you and chaos to syria and bahrain key to far right all input failed to forward fails ambassador cornell's comment last comment crossed the line boss the line. it's very it's very disruptive tried to go with. the mathematics that rank rank that's not true surely it's. advocate they. swung by to put it one by political to call workable work they've got to go if they get there and actually and actually no no no no big big diplomatic diplomatic protocol i pulled through before i pulled. the plug and play will not will not become become very very tough a standard standard operating intervene in practice practice or i'm back or i'm back to good important good figure of the important european countries because it's really it's really really quite a quite exceptional for all for an american and an american ambassador back from germany here in germany germany which eventually which is what they give but they give a lot of life it. would be enough but i think some of the united states. but there was a. there were no name. but this but this year of new york by and and that's he's only been an ambassador for we've even ambassador for one month four months. obviously it hasn't burned the house and the room all the rules of the game because of the game . they use about eight years about to embark on to embark on a trade war with trade war with the with the us with us blokes with the bloke announcing plans cannot think plans to retaliate which tally eight eight that's off that's off the washington slaps tariffs on steel tariffs on steel and l. and l. and l. a million million imports import this month this month. but the new duties star new duties start applying flying in in july july it is it is a measure but and. reporter a portion of this but response to the unilateral also the unilateral oh and even in the legal eagle decision decision taken by the united states united states to impose study of so started its on the europe on the european. exports which sports week which regulates the regular act the measure as well as the effect is measures will effect such american states such american staple a pollie debt as harley davidson motor would say no to scientists cycles jiggles gains and gains painted and painted bus or their bus or they will also also target target still get stale and are under range of range of aquaculture of agricultural products cultural products artie's daniel bushell parties daniel bushell has more well has more. yusuf solidarity and nothing but a. house of os of car cards off to europe giants from old off to europe giants from energy energy behave better he was the most top dog so the makers of put to the makers of persia and c and c toy in. wrapping this scrapping billion million euros euro iran on project it's a two to brute route. the european investor the european investment bank and boy yes the the twenty twenty eight member members of the. of of. supports the e.u. the e.u. but ignoring but ignoring sanctions is incompatible sanctions is incompatible with state state of the us of course and it gets gets worse and worse from brussels our source is. painful new painful new u.s. tariffs u.s. tariffs on your own europe's. top law however some of us some see all this as a condom see all this as a coming plan big business unless these these days is especially european european union union in american business is whether in american business is whether they're buying banks. automobile companies companies i t. . companies at least any other b. other business there says there's so interconnect connected acted that america that america will. continue to use that leverage use that to try leverage to try to penalize penis' allies some of some of the european european company companies who who maybe may be doing better. doing business with iran iran china charmer to tehran iran again and again breaking up and breaking up the trans a trans that land that land take them to marry marriage bridge e.u. ministers a human rights and this is right an angry angry over open letter letter demanding a message to market wanting america exempts the them from from iran's on sanctions sanctions as close as close allies weeks allies week with the extra expect that the extra territorial territorial effects of u.s. second receive u.s. secondary sanctions would not be enforced would not be enforced on a yani you entities and individuals you entities and individuals and the united and the states when i decide us respect our states will thus respect our political decision little decision and the good faison and the good faith of our economic economic operators within the rate is within the e.u. legal territory you legal territory. and and while while we're waiting awaits washed washington thing to react reaction action there's then there's the small small matter of friday friday's g things jevon or is the seven or is that g g thirty six plus on on. it would be a joke it would be a g.'s six plus was one of the united states of the united states have decided to raise decided to raise to a response to a response to. that decision. and it is unjustified this is very unfortunate to fight this is very unfortunate if it isn't it is unfortunate because what you know because it is it will. cause a lot of will. cause a lot of damage to our damage to our steel and aluminum steel and aluminum industry industry it is my fault it is an example because the genetic because this is further weakening the transatlantic this is further weakening the transatlantic relations relations since european union with the european union want to turn to to avoid this avoid situations situation you wouldn't you wouldn't want to want to be a you're a crowd right now does this in the. top for top firms be to be true through the party like a party line or the wine or the wall dadaji bullets splits from from the trump of the trump ministry in a straight. u.s. the u.s. senate has consented to is considering a bill to exploring a bill to expand the presence of the turn of the president's war powers will power as a model among us to the story off of the fake story off of the play they were they were. playing. a play to. play for many clubs over the years so in many clubs over the years so i know the game inside i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the for you but what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the super families it's the age of the superman to kill you narrowness. it's money just kill you narrowness and spending stupidity twenty million all bandicoot to twenty million and one player. one player. it's an experience like nothing it's an experience like nothing else only because i want to share else only because i want to share what i think what i know about the show what i think what i know about the beautiful guy my great so beautiful guy my great so what chance chance for that's what. i think's going to take the next minute. oh welcome back and welcome back a group of constitutional expert a group of constitutional experts have appeared in front of the u.s. senate let's have appeared in front of the u.s. senate to give bev to give their view on you on whether the whether the predator president didn't she should have a could have additional partition almost all powers to wage war to wage will use american american custody to on has the details. the the for the author and. for the authorization for a station for use of military for use of military force has always been a source has objective khan's always been a subject of controversy given diversity given that the cut the constant constant touche and rotation requires congress to declare war quires congress to declare war but the new a u m f or but the new a u m f would officially transfer those would officially transfer those powers to the president but with powers to the president but with all this talk about limiting all this talk about limiting presidential war powers send the president a war powers senator rand paul who chaired the subcommittee rand paul who chaired the subcommittee hearing said that the new proposed hearing said that the new proposal would actual would actually exceed expand to present a presidential authority to order to wage war waged war we're still into it war's war seventeen years seventeen years from now we've always came quarter passes and there are no living quarter passes or there are no limits on war or. let it be met if we know that there were some there were a lot of us who wanted some of us who were more and more and thank thank you considering that it ought to considering that it authorizes war against at least eight groups rises war against at least eight groups that operate in over twenty different that operate in over twenty different country countries and then one of the panelists said that this and then one of the panelists said that the new version would a new version would allow to allow the present the president to didn't to declare war declare on any air war on any group or any group or country country including putting the u.s. west but a president i said at the subcommittee at the subcommittee hearing hearings were but we were both both democrats and republicans republicans akins and and even one even one in an independent senator pendent senator who are all unified in who were all unified in bashing the proposal bashing the proposal arguing arguing that it would that it wouldn't let. limits limit from saddam's authority to wage already to wage war but expand it let's talk more but expand it let's take out without what else the panelists had to say what else the panelists had to say do i want my say i want my sold sixty year old going to go into war or against against al shabaab al-shabaab in somalia in somalia. my son probably can't find somalia and my son probably can't find somalia on a map. and probably very and probably very few people even believe in this room know who in this room know who it is because it's going to be very it's going to be very hard hard hard to get a view to get a veto pito prove prove maturity gritty to to take the name of a nation it came of an accused terrorist group or numerous group or nation off the ocean off that list of list just and so and so it's going to be virtually going to be virtually impossible to do that that we're going impossible to do that that we're having this kind of having this kind of a cumbersome accommodation or sation. about whether the president whether the president could kill americans kill americans in america arkan's in america or whether the or whether there's a president can and can and getting gauge in perpetual war war war in a matter of a matter how noble he believes that causes how noble he believes that cause is this speaks of speaks volumes of humans about how how low low we we have seen have sunk and built and believe it or leave it or not they're not there wasn't real wasn't really any of blind pully any of blind partisanship but partisan to see ship appearing big this hearing they criticize the size of both dies both democrat mccrie tick tick and and republican administrations publican and restorations for transfer of power abusing using presidential war presidents a war powers powers but but sec senator senator sander anders' made a special appear made a spy. perience at the hearing and he was at the gate a very can hear him and he made a very convincing vincy arguing argument bringing up the three bringing up the three different in different instances when the us interest and says when the us intervened being without congressional all out congressional authorization to emphasize the need to emphasize the need to limit it to limit presidential authority presidential authority number one number one thousand nine hundred fifty three the nine hund

midnight, clouds roll back in, and we drop into the mid-50s and low 60s. loww morning, cooler than this morning. temperatures drop two degrees at the coast, six degrees inland, saturday we keep dropping, below average before we rebound for an average sunday. at least weather-wise. it's special at your house. monday, tuesday, wednesday, a slow warming trend. introducing the 90s back into the forecast tuesday, but not hot as yesterday and the day before. >> sounds comfortable. >> i think so. >> father's day is good. >> yes. >> thanks, mike. >> you bet. >>> apple closing iphones allowing law enforcement officials to break into the devices. they are changie ining default settings, saying this protects consumers, especially those in countries where laws restricting authorities from cracking into devices are not as restrictive as they are in the u.s. >>> sprint's limited talk, text, and data for 15 got so much attention they ended the promotion. they are stopping the deal at 8:59 tomorrow night due to heavy demand. they have not said how many people sign up, but it'

low 60s to low 70s.eather seven-day forecast. windy in the afternoon tomorrow. monday the winds relax and warmth increases. by tuesday it's warm to hot across the region just in time for the warriors parade. then we'll slowly cool off for the second half of the seven-day forecast. >> 98? did it say 98 there? >> inland is getting hot again. >> thank you, sir. >>> they were hot last night, and they were staying warm overnight, the warriors we're talking about. >> and it just hit me there is an "i" in warriors but it follows a capital "w." the warriors say they are all about the "w," right? kevin durant was named mvp of the finals. do you agree or do you think it should have been steph curry? why kd says the warriors really don't care about individual awards? st to make sure my new spicy chicken club combo is a great value. i asked a sales expert. it's amazing, jack! you get a spicy crispy chicken breast, hickory-smoked bacon, and melted cheese on toasted sourdough, plus fries and a drink. all in one delici

point, there's another foy yao request that unearthed 12 silver fountain pens that came in at the low low price of $1,560 for the 12 fountain pens, about 130 bucks a pop. i wrote that down. there's a connection between the president and pruitt. pru sit kind of a mini trump in this respect. what trump is showing is that you just, if you're shapeless enough and you just stay at it, political, legal, and media problems can just be staved off. >> if you repeat your message often enough to a friendly outliers let, the truth starts to dissipate. i'll tell you something about the pens. $1300 pens. you might think what a waste of taxpayer money. what pruitt can use them for ably is to hand them to his friends like the lobbyist whose wife rented him the apartment, his firm needed to update their disclosure firms. will he lobbied the epa or the staffer who pruitt arguably ought to pay for working on government time your taxpayer dollars and mine to help him with real estate. three senators have asked account inspector general to look into that. pens are more practical than you might think. >> yes,

for the energy side are behind him but in the ve near term if we look at the xle, higher low, higher low, higher low, right on the verge of breaking out back above 78 we think ultimately this goes to 85 i would echo the view that e and p is how you want to play this we brought along two names, this is eog right on the verge of coming out this big base so we have a good chart and this is oxy, another name right on the verge of coming out of this very big base. you get this one above 08, you're looking at $100 stock so we think crude up, enp is how you play it. >> chris comes over. >> yeah. >> come on over, chris. >> a statement not a question. >> bring the chair in. >> and ultimately can we do anything about it? >> no, and i'll just ignore you. so you brought us the chart of the xle but you say the way to get it are the enp names so i assume it lexington better? >> when you look at the xle you have to remember what the weights are. you have a lot of big names that haven't participated when you get to the xop, you're gettingog, marathon, oxy it's been true the last six months we think it's true the ne

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seen through the late part of 2017 and 2018, going all the way back through '16, higher lows, higher lows -- higher lowse, then we come to this point here right around 7,000 and the last time we were on the show we were talking about 7,000 being very critical support. we're big fans of the 15 day moving averages. we can see all the way through the late 2017 through '18. it's not perfect, but as a proxy for whether the trend is positive or negative it's pretty g. that was one of the reasons when we talked about this 7,000 -- 7,800 level being a very critical resistance level that bitcoin had to get through in order to reverse that down trend, that 7,000 was very important on the downside. what we have now is a series of higher lows being broken and by definition you're now starting to see lower highs. you have a down trend in place and bitcoin's now below that trend line. this level here, right around 6,000/58 hundred is critical support. it takes bitcoin down to 5,500 and that takes you all the way back to that trading range between 5,000 and 5,500. let's take a look -- the down trends takes us back to

low 60s, low 70s for san jose, concord mid to upper 70s, morgan hill 78. when you are away from the water it will be a little bit warmer especially east where temperatures will be in the low 80s. no 90s are in sight. we will be around the 60s and 70s for most bay area locations. three things to remember. on this tuesday we have that on shore breeze and afternoon highs are cooler than yesterday, below average. tomorrow will be the coolest cloudiest day. sunset is tonight at 8:28. tomorrow you may wake up to slight drizzle especially along the coast. temperatures will be in the 60s and 70s for wednesday and thursday and we are warming up for the weekend. i love 80s on a saturday or sunday. >> especially in the east bay. that's pretty good. >>> let's look at the big board and see how the financial markets are doing. the dow is down right now about 13 points. >>> pop singer ariana grande is speaking out about suffering from ptsd in the latest edition of brittic vogue. she opens up about the suicide bombing concert last year. she experienced severe anxiety reliving the trauma over and over again. it's been just over a year since the attack. 22 people were killed and hundreds m

low temperatures in the low to mid-50s. tomorrow the warming begins with you botany be dramatic. we'll see high temperatures inland tomorrow mainly low maybe a couple of upper 80s. maybe around the bay upper 60s to low 70s. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. saturday -- will be the hottest day in the forecast period with inland highs around 100 degreeings. 90 in bayside locations. 70 on the covert. heat retreats sunday and temperatures return to more seasonal range early next week. >>> thank you spencer. >> okay. >>> listen to this your car might already have a tool onboard that can help ease traffic jams. it's adaptive cruise control. helps maintain safe distances between cars. ford says cars bunch up when it's turned off. with the feermt switched on traffic moves at an even peace. >> it's not something that we intended to do when we designed it. it was fun to see that the effect that the system could have. >> researchers say not all cars need to be on adaptive cruise control for all drivers to benefit. and that it could ease slow downs that have no obvious cause. which always make you crazy. why is everyone slowing down. >