favorable than ours towards refugees and and asylum seekers we do have an agreement that require the assume lum advocate to seek asylum in the first country they landed this. it says it's contacted their government to let them know about the situation. >> new at 11, a person who reported eating at a virginia chip pole lay has test ed positive for the newer virus. that's not yet enough to determine the cause of an outbreak. the restaurant temporarily closed for cleaning about this week after about 60 customers reported symptoms consistent with neuro virus. the loudon county health department says it expects more test results next week and another newer virus test could be a strong indication of the cause. do you use toe bass could he sauce? if you're look ing for something with a little more heat the brand's new est offering may be up your alley, scorp and sauce is what it's called. it's the hottest \ever\of release. twenty times harder than the original. the limited original is a blend of scorpion peppers, pie yeah and toe bass could he. know there was a scorpion pepper >> i believed you for a

this is their version of a song called -- this looks like the lum nears here. >> this doesn't look trump people. but let's play it. i protect racist but my heritage makes me proud. >> what about the rules. do you have to say i'm the not racist? >> you kind of codified it right there. >> it's the reverse of the red neck comedies. >> that's right. >> jeff fox worthy who made a whole career out of that. >> it's going against all of my pledge gists. you wich in pre judging them. >> is that racism in. >> no. i assume that these guys -- >> they were all berp any sanders supporters making their pickles in williamsburg, but no gut to use that for the second time in two days. >> no one is watching two days in a row. you never know. >> finally there's an artist that sampled the president's own voice, mixed it up. >> this is sergeant dun got to make america great again we got to make america great again. >> you need some mono tone. >> yeah, a little t pain. president t and t rum. >> that could be a whole outreach. >> i like it. t. rum. >> i doajtd know about this one, the beat is so bad. >> the bea

i am haidi lum. we are waiting for inflation numbers out of australia.bers.pid -- despite growth coming along at a good rate. wall street, just getting that .eg up to get more record highs a robust earnings season so far. taking a look at the inflation numbers, take a look. ak andwere expecting we we got weak. puts the annualized rate back below the rba target, 1.9%. a slightly better story. and strips out the seasonal factors. euro .5% for the quarter. take a look at the aussie dollar. it has fallen. it is down below $.79, which will please the rba. $.79 mark.the weaknesseen a lot of in the commodities prices. i want to call up a chart for you. you, the index diverging. that may have to come back on to line. a falling number will erode cases for tightening. haidi: i think we were expecting more of an impact. >> we will behave in on every word when the governor speaks. he will be talking in about 90 minutes time. it will give him a chance to address these figures. we will really be looking at, comments on wages and growth. the title of the speech will be

he says that his wife is the an lum nigh of the school's law school. she was not onboard that plane. reporting live in san francisco, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> so devastating for the family thank you, cheryl. >>> that should have worked out but it didn't. >> legendary skate boarder jake phelps suffered injure tuesday night when they took over the hill in dolores frist. tonight from the hospital bill about bed he was talking about the controversy and the police response. jean is live at sfo with more how is he doing. >> reporter: he is very scraped up and as a sizable gash on his head. . but tonight he is weighing in on the incident with police and talking about the next dolores hill event. >> i did it. i did it really fast. the second time i hit a -- a reflector in the middle of the street and it pitched my wheel sways and i flu. >> jake phelps talks about wiping out on dolores hill on tuesday night. >> i whacked my head pretty good. i don't know what a concussion is. i don't feel like i can't figure out what i'm doing or nothing. >> dolor

it's happening everywhere, even lum bard street, the crookedest street in the world.he warning signs are everywhere but even tinted woimd windows are no deterrendeterrent. these were were captured near the embarcadero after a short police chase. they say there are more than 200 car burglaries in the city each month. many in the central district which includes lombard street in downtown san francisco. it's also spiked at alamo state park. one estimate, six or more car burglaries a day among the painted ladies. the warning signs are everywhere. but people are still being careless. isn't that your baggage here? mike left his backpack in his rear car seat. we told him about the daicngersf leaving it there so he took it with me. and her handbag was in plain view on the backseat. i notice your car has luggage, some bags. you should put it in the trunk. >> okay. >> reporter: they heeded our warnings, taking the purse and other bags and putting them in the trunk. that's my good deed for the holiday. but again don't leave anything in your car. always try to park your car in ve

it's happening everywhere, even lum bard street, the crookedest street in the world. it's a magnet for snatch and grab car burglars. even tinted windows are no deterrent. these two were arrested last week after breaking into parked cars. they were captured near the embarcadero. police say there are more than 200 car burglaries in the city each month. many in the central district. >> in the last two months, i can safely say they've made over 80 arrests in this district alone. >> reporter: it's also spiked here. one estimate six or more car burglaries a day. the warning signs are everywhere, but people are still being careless. is that your baggage here? >> yeah. >> reporter: mike left his backpack in her car seat. we told him about the dangers of leaving it there, so he stored it in his trunk. >> thank you for reminding me. >> reporter: and there was this woman and her friends from indonesia. her handbag was in plain view on the back seat. your car has some luggage and bags. you should put it in the trunk. >> okay. thank you so much. >> reporter: well, that's my good d

it's happening everywhere, even lum bard street, the crookedest street in the world.t's a magnet for snatch and grab car burglars. even tinted windows are no deterrent. these two were arrested last week after breaking into parked cars. they were captured near the embarcadero. police say there are more than 200 car burglaries in the city each month. many in the central district. >> in the last two months, i can safely say they've made over 80 arrests in this district alone. >> reporter: it's also spiked here. one estimate six or more car burglaries a day. the warning signs are everywhere, but people are still being careless. is that your baggage here? >> yeah. >> reporter: mike left his backpack in her car seat. we told him about the dangers of leaving it there, so he stored it in his trunk. >> thank you for reminding me. >> reporter: and there was this woman and her friends from indonesia. her handbag was in plain view on the back seat. your car has some luggage and bags. you should put it in the trunk. >> okay. thank you so much. >> reporter: well, that's my good dee

hundreds of the best pilots are hanging out at lum fond state park flying field.over 300 of the largest and most detailed radio controlled aircraft in the country. the event is free and runs through tomorrow. >> ♪ it's blinds to go's anniversary summer bogo sale. buy any blinds or shades and take half off your next item. all blinds! all shades! the entire store! buy one get one half off. it's our biggest sale of the year! come celebrate and save. blinds to go. blinds for life. it's blinds to go's anniversary summer bogo sale. buy any blinds or shades and take half off your next item. all blinds! all shades! the entire store! buy one get one half off. it's our biggest sale of the year! come celebrate and save. blinds to go. blinds for life. >> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team are standing by with these stories. murder details are revealed as authorities charge some cousins in connection with the deaths of four men in bucks county. live team coverage on the arrest, the arraignments and reaction from family and the community. >> that and much more com

new cars with that that's the news update this hour over to michelle with what's coming up on power lum"powerg up on "power lunch" which starts in 23 minutes, congress returns to d.c. is the republican party finally going to make any progress on tax reform or anything else or is it all hopeless >>> plus, forget the f.a.n.g.s, companies investing in robots are big outperformers this year. we'll tell you how you can profit from the rise of the robots through a new etf >>> and there's yet another new red flag in the retail sector. department stores are now discounting makeup the men in the audience don't realize this is a watershed moment, but it is. they've never discounted makeup before the former ceo of bloomingdales will join us to tell us just how bad an omen th iiss. "power lunch" starts at the top of the hour. but don't move, "halftime report" is back right after this what if we pull customer insights from the data in real time? wait, our data center and our clouds can't connect? michael, can we get this data to...? look at me...look at me... look at me... you used to be the "yes" guy. wh

lots more power lum"power lunch, like i said, now in 21 minutes but the "halftime report" is back after this in two minutes excuse me, are you aware of what's happening right now? we're facing 20 billion security events every day. ddos campaigns, ransomware, malware attacks... actually, we just handled all the priority threats. you did that? we did that. really. we analyzed millions of articles and reports. we can identify threats 50% faster. you can do that? we can do that. then do that. can we do that? we can do that. >>> the cnbc iq 100. up 24% over one year today's leaders include advanced micro devices, plied materials, avery dennison, terrify diaaydn. >>> in a blog post, he detailed the closing of an additional eight sears stores and 35 more kmart locations, all of which unprofitable the retailer announced 72 store closings in early june and added another 20 at the end of the month. all that on top of the more than 180 closings it had already announced this year. he says the retailer will focus on opening smaller concept stores >>> dr. j. at the telestrator now for some unusual ac

the action cam was at lum's pond state park near bear for the 26th annual war birds over delaware airdio control pilots from all over the country check that out. each of them shows off giant scale flying models of military aircraft from all periods of military aviation history. that's just so cool to watch. the convenient -- event is free and runs through tomorrow. >> big fun day for those big kids. >> no question about that. >>> still ahead here today what's better than ice cream? free ice cream. we'll tell you how to score a scoop that's 100 percent off in freebie friday. >> and a lesson in empathy. we'll share the reason one mom will not allow her 10-year-old son to accept an ward for perfect attendance from school. >> plus, angelina jolie or bradley cooper? you probably can't but you can date their double, at least that's what a new app is promising. how their look alike function works. >> and are you hoping for a better weekend? meteorologist adam joseph sounds like he can give us that. he's got the full forecast from accuweather when "action news" at 4:00 continues next. >> or a

i'm tim nilsson and this is lum near.design parts here like propearls or brushless motors or these airframes. >> for the drone racing and acrobatic contests. the beauty of fpv that the picture is sent from the camera to the pilot with the help of video goggles. from that groove, this enormous sport of people racing each other, incredible videos with these acrobatic airframes that are then being consumed by a huge audience online. we sponsor many of the most famous pilots and the reason it's a very effective form of marketing because under the video they list what components they've used. guys, today we have cody aka code red with us. we want to talk about the frame we've been working with him on. also the pilot provides a lot of very relevant and important feedback to us. we are all pilots here. the test flying, the prototyping, the crashing, the learning about what could be improved, that's a big part of the job, one that i enjoy very much. just like the people who own them, every business is different. but every one of

far more lum naturing, because again, they do feel that being, having them, the dear departed ones obit and the times is a little bit of a val daition. you know, i did one about a great baseball researcher, homerun guru, i couldn't have had a more pleasant conversation with someone than his wife who lost her husband a few days ago. i don't think i have ever had much he megs from people other than saying. >> really? quns glad you are doing this very little crying. i done remember any crying, i have been doing this since december. it's usually, i approach it with the utmost respect. it's a little bit like being a funeral director. you approach them with as nicely as possible. and if they don't call back you can't-- they're grieving. sometimes you find alternate ways to confirm things or understand more about the person's life. >> are you surprised what is happening with espn right now? >> to the speed with which it is happening, right. i done think they're in desperate trouble. i think they are smart enough to find alternate ways. three years ago when i worked on a three part series about

ha lum to 84 in santa rosa, 60s, richmond 66, berkeley 69, 70 in oakland to 77 in castro valley and freeat san ramon to 89 in brentwood. no more melting in our east bay inland neighborhoods. tonight temperatures in the 50s once again. look at those temperatures reclimb about a degree or two and before you mow it we're in the mid to upper 90s this weekend inland around 80 for the bay, but still 60s at the coast. here's alexis to tell you more about that new accident. >>> if you're going to be traveling into the tri-valley we've got a new problem in a tough spot. westbound 580 just on the other side of 680 past san ramon road it involves a semi and a car and that's block the slow lane right now. they know about it and they're on the way to the scene and you're a little heavy there. i want to taken to the west is herman island and rio vista area if you're traveling between there and state rout 12 we have that overnight road work that goes until 6:00 this morning so seeing some delays and lane closures in both directions there. hopefully until ten minutes that will look a lot better. quick c

. >> when kl lums rotate it becomes a dangerous situation for firefighters and one thing with the dopplarcan across the fire and detect that circulation before it's visible. >> they say the tool they use is the only one of its kind in the country and it can help fight future fires. about half the state's firefighters in fact have been called in to battle this fire. hundreds are from the bay area. san francisco fire department has more than two dozen firefighters battling the wildfire but for many departments it's a delicate balancing act. while they want to do all they can for mariposa countythy don't want to leave their own home bases uncovered. >>> it's 5:46 on your friday. about 20 sea lions right now are recovering after being rescued along the central coast. our station on the central coast talked with the marine mammal center there. they said it's made no rescues over the last three days, the latest one yesterday afternoon just south of hiss mow pier north of santa barbara. officials say that they think the sea lions are sick from consuming toxic algae. more marine life you probably

. >>> "the wall street journal" says fires are pushing up lum prices.em is it produces half of canada's of its supplies from canada. >>> 20 years after princess diana's death we're hearing about the very last time she spoke to her sons. prince william and prince harry share memories of their mom. elizabeth palmer is outside kensington palace in lan. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. kensington plaps behind me is where prince william is wherean family links now but where his mother and family lived more than two decades ago. memories are evoked in this documentary. >> a little bit too raw, and up to this point it's still too raw. >> reporter: two decades after princess diana's sudden and shocking death, the sons reminisce about the life of she may have been the moat photographed woman in the world, but at mhome, she's just mom. they remembered how she loved to dress them up in funny costumes and snap pictures. the memories are ineverybody obligate bittersweet. the last time they spoke to their mother she was in paris hours before she died and they

tests by teachers in ways that are reliable and valid, but they are much more conducive to a cricket lum in which kids are taking up the inquiry skills, the investigation skills, the communication skills that we really need in the 21st century. and i would refer you to look at what goes on in singapore, in australia, in the u.k. and in a number of other country if you want to see what thoughtful assessment that really supports a rich curriculum looks like. >> the other thing connecticut is doing they combine low-income students, students with disabilities and english learners. i don't know if their assumption is that all children of color are low income or students with disabilities, but they're not. so the math is wrong on that. and there is also a difference between being an english learner, a student with disability and low income. each one of those groups of students has a different experience, even while they have an experience shared among themselves. that's the other thing to remember. not only what is being measured but for whom and whether schools are being held accountable. >>

. >>> "the wall street journal" says fires are pushing up lum elizabeth palmer is outside kensington lan. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. kensington plaps behind me is where prince william is wherean family links now but where his mother and family lived more than two decades ago. memories are evoked in this documentary. >> a little bit too raw, and up to this point it's still too raw. >> reporter: two decades after princess diana's sudden and shocking death, the sons reminisce about the life of their famous mother. she may have been the moat photographed woman in the world, but at mhome, she's just mom. they remembered how she are ine obligate bittersweet. the last time they spoke to their mother she was in paris hours before she died and they were far away in scotland with their grandmother the queen to go outside and play. harriy and i were in a desperate rush to say good-bye, he says. if i'd known what was going to happen, i would. have been so blase. harry said how differently the conversation would have panned out if he had the slightest inkling it twous be their last.

in terms of rounding out the worry,lum, i think the is how it's going to be done. there's all kinds of wonderful rich material from nonwestern cultures that raises these same fundamental questions. implicit what i was saying, these are human questions and not just ours here and now. you can draw people from the culture to do this with some seriousness. without i think the danger would be that you end up disavowing the human the books if you that you have to include us on a laundry list as many different cultures on your curriculum as possible. that's helpful. me.ertainly helpful to >> yes there's something valuable in broadening our students horizons. theong as we avoid temptations and superficiality of making mascots out nonwestern thinkers or nonwestern traditions. those of us as you know, who taught in political theory, had islamic, medieval islamic for years. to the great benefit of our students. i think that is a small example one particular field of how this can be done and done well without superficiality and tokenism and so forth. traditions arern concerned

philadelphia collins she revealed in her book unfiltered that she suffered from anxious recollect yeah and bee lumplays ellen in the upcoming netflix movie in the bones. don't be afraid to start necessary conversations discussing important mental health illnesses that are still considered quite that boo. together we are never alone. some critics say even the trail er for that film could be a trigger for patients. this is a small portion of that. you do a lot of situps. i'm going to treat you if you aren't interested in living. >> good speech. come and get it . i got it under control. isn't it funny? >> piece of cake. i got it under control. i got it under control. are you okay honey? all right, share her thoughts eating disorder specialist. just release yesterday on netflix, you said you were able to much it last night. >> i was. >> your thoughts? a. so i think that to start, i think that i agree with lilly collins and these kinds of movie s are great to are the that the conversation. that's how awareness starts. however, i do have some criticisms of the movie and it kind of lead to some per pep w

actually in stocks, i think the pend ewe lum has swung too grossly oversold they are not good companiesey might be crap actually, but i think they're due for a bounce if snap gets back to the ipo price which it's close to there, it's going to be heavily defended with the comments and at the treading desk by their investment bankers and i also think fitbit trading at five with about $3.50 in cash, if they ever do anything right, the stock's going to double or triple off the bottom. >> paul, let me also -- and this is going to take this in a totally different direction. i want to squeeze it in. we're going to talk intel next hour what's the view on that company? >> i think intel is a great example of '80s and '90s client server leadership. the problem is that is a very old paradigm and the way i look at it is remember years ago when michael jordan was the best basketball player on the planet, and he retired and decided to play baseball and he sucked at baseball. and the way i look is intel dominated one space, why should we assume that they're going to be relevant in the internet era? and

s werech 13, the pretext signed out by chairman lum that chairman and sent to the camera -- mcnamara, and we will review these in a moment. the idea of invading cuba and the idea of using pretext were rejected by the president. on april 10, the chiefs fought back and sent this blistering ,emo to mack camera -- mcnamara insisting that cuba be done in the near future. there was no pretext anymore and that advice would not follow. i am very proud to be able to say that it was the review board that got the northwoods file of these pretexts shaken loose from the pentagon. the joint staff secretary faithfully complied to our search requests and handed it over to me in 1997, and the military records got them declassified in record time. we released the documents that year. had been no jfk records act, you would not know anything about northwoods. and if there had been no jfk oliverno jfk movie by stone, there would have been no jfk records act. let's not forget that. so this policy statement produced, in response to the request, provided a lot of information. establishs could land, sea, and

america spends lots of money every single year to get the supplies that they need to enrich their crumb lumit costs a lot. time consuming. we spent our weekends garage selling. thrift store shopping. con standly thinking about the next week what do we have to find and have to purchase? our salaries are low anyways. it's just time -- it's past time that our legislators in the state of oklahoma and across the nation start putting education first. ainsley: i'm with you. >> and thinking about the children. our children are our future. ainsley: my mother was a teacher 33 years and she retired and my sister is a teenager. steve: have they panhandled? ainsley: they panhandle in my bank account. they don't make enough money. it's sad. they are inner influencing the lives of some kids. the nannies for one child makes more than a school teacher who is teaching 20 children. >> discussing it with my husband and the frustrations that i hear from teachers in my state and other states as well. and we were just discussing it he said well, you know, kind of in joking he said i guess worst case scenario you