golden gate bridge.. ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecastm weather will continue across our region today with temperatures similar to those of yesterday. warming is then forecast from monday through wednesday as offshore flow develops and high pressure strengthens over california. widespread 80s are forecast by tuesday and wednesday, with some lower to mid 90s in the warmest inland areas. a cooling trend is then forecast thursday and friday as the upper ridge over california is replaced by a trough. rain showers are possible next weekend when an upper low is forecast to develop over california. ( marty ) a big story we are following this morning. we are learning there is more to the deadly officer-involved shooting on highway 101 than just a man pointing a gun. kron four's spencer blake brings us up to speed with what police say happened on the peninsula. (looklive)"san mateo police are only involved in one part of a three-part investigation. from what they've been looking at, they've been able to tell us more about what was going on when ch

we're taking a live look from our embarcadero camera. ( marty ) i'm marty gonzalez. thanks for joining us. hello dave, what's in the forecast. (dave)dry and seasonably cool weather is forecast through monday except in the north bay where there is a chance of light rain tonight and early monday. the weather pattern will become increasingly unsettled through mid week, with rain chances developing in the northern part of our area on tuesday and then across our entire forecast area by late wednesday. drier weather is expected to return later in the week. ( marty @ landing ) isis is claiming responsibility for two palm sunday attacks that rocked services at two coptic churches in egypt. cnn reports at least 37 people were killed. an additional 60 people are injured in one blast. this is video from inside one church after the explosion. coptic christians make up about ten percent of egypt's population of 91 million. the governments of both isreal and france are pledging solidarity with egypt. we will continue to follow this breaking news story throughout the morning. ( mar

embarcadero. ( marty ) i'm marty gonzalez. thanks for joining us. hello dave, what's in the forecast. (dave)light rain will return to the region late this morning and become a bit more widespread by this afternoon. an unsettled weather pattern is then likely to continue through the first half of the upcoming workweek. dry weather along with warmer temperatures will return late in the week and persist into next weekend as high pressure builds over the region. ( marty @ landing ) 9 minors are injured this morning after a shooting at a house party in vallejo. this happened just after midnight at 110 calhoun street. police say a large group of teenagers gathered for a party at that home. then someone in a car across the street opened fire at the crowd. police say four minors were shot at and five others were injured. all 9 were transported to a hospital with minor to serious injuries. police are looking for two gunmen in connection with the shooting. ( marty @ landing ) more breaking news from overnight. at least 2 people are inju

i'm marty morning...end thats kron 4 thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8 o'clock ... and tonight for kron 4 news at eight. (music) joel osteen: well, god bless you! it's a joy to come into your homes. and if you're ever in our area, please stop by. be a part of one of our services. i promise you we'll make you feel right at home. i like to start with something funny and i heard about this little girl. she asked her mother how the human race got started. her mother explained how god created adam and eve and they had children and on and on. here we are today. a few days later, she asked her father the same question. he explained how many years ago there were a bunch of monkeys. over time, they became more and more like

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)seasonably warm weekend in store for the bay area and central coast. another round of offshore winds monday and tuesday will drive temperatures even warmer early next week with daytime highs into the 80s with some lower 90s for the warmest interior valleys. cooling trend back to normal by thursday and friday as the next trough arrives. ( marty @ landing) our top story this morning... all lanes are now open after an officer involved shooting on highway 101 in san mateo. kron 4's averi harper is here with details on the shooting and the massive gridlock it created. averi? ( averi ) the chp tried to open all lanes again by midnight after a shooting that was 1st reported at 5:30 yesterday afternoon. but right now, all lanes of northbound highway 101 are still closed after a deadly freeway shooting involving c-h-p officers. the chp says the man who was shot and killed was initially involved in a road rage crash on northbound 101 in san mateo near highway 92. investigators say after t

and we take a live look outside from our embarcadero camera. ( marty ) i'm marty gonzalez. thanks for joining us.hello dave, what's in the forecast. (dave)look for showers to return later this morning into the afternoon. dry weather will return to most areas by this evening and into tuesday, except for a slight chance of light rain in the north bay into early monday. a significant spring storm system may impact our region with rain and winds beginning wednesday of next week. ( marty @ landing ) breaking news... new airstrikes have hit the site of tuesday's chemical attack in syria. activists in the city say airstikes hit friday and today. at least one person was killed and 3 others are injured. it's not clear who conducted these airstrikes. we will continue to follow the situation out of syria this morning on kron four ( marty @ landing ) our top story this morning... three homes have been red tagged after sizable mudslide came rumbling down in the oakland hills. the slide also impacted an east-bay-mud service line. leaving more than 20 homes without water kron4's lydia pan

so berry good. ( marty ) i'm marty gonzalez.g us.hello dave, what's in the forecast. (dave)warmer temperatures and continued dry weather are expected region-wide today. light precipitation returns to the region on sunday with an unsettled pattern likely to extend into the first half of the upcoming week. dry weather and warmer temperatures are then expected by late next week as high pressure returns. ( marty @ land ) our top story this morning... berekely is bracing for violent protests today. hundreds of president trump supporters and anti-trump protesters are dual demonstrations later today. this was the chaotic scene last month when a protest turned violent. that led to numerous injuries and arrests. kron four's averi harper reports from martin luther king - civic center park where the demonstrations are scheduled this afternoon. ( averi )the protests are expected to take place here in the martin luther king jr. civic park.right wing groups announced a protest here at noon.a left wing group is having a bloc party and cookout

i'm should have stood up to this in a stronger way than i did.> ( marty @ landing ) thanks averi. ( marty @ landing ) another big story we are following this morning... oakland mayor libby schaaf is trying to avoid another tragedy. now she is making changes to oakland's fire inspection bureau. the announcement comes just days after a blaze that killed four people and displaced dozens. we have now learned a fire captain wanted that building shut down months ago... the fire happened monday morning in a halfway house on san pablo avenue. fire investigators say a burning candle was the cause of the blaze. back in january the captain said the building should be shutdown immediatly due to several hazards. including open piles of garbage and a padlocked fire escape. instead, the owner of the building was given 30 days to do repairs. kron4's ella sogomonian talked to mayor schaff about her new plans. oakland mayor libby schaaf is doubling the number of fire inspectors adding six more in light of two fatal fires in recent months. libby schaaf, oakland mayor" and while we wait to get those people i

and we take a live look outside from our embarcadero camera. ( marty ) i'm marty gonzalez. thanks for joining us.hello dave, what's in the forecast. (dave)look for showers to return later this morning into the afternoon. dry weather will return to most areas by this evening and into tuesday, except for a slight chance of light rain in the north bay into early monday. a significant spring storm system may impact our region with rain and winds beginning wednesday of next week. ( marty @ landing ) breaking news...

marty, stop it. marty. >> sit back down over there. [ inaudible ] >> jimmy: marty. >> marty: what!mmy: does she take care of you. >> she does -- yeah, she really takes care of me. at one point, like early on in the process, she like gave me her number, and her e-mail and she was like reach out. but i feel like when people do that, and especially if i have no reason to contact her then, you know, i shouldn't be calling her. that was just like a courtesy, right. you know like, i'm your boss. if you need anything hit me up. and at one point i tore my groin like running the golden gate bridge, and i didn't call her, and then she was like, i gave you my number, and i gave you the e-mail so that you would call me when these things happen and then she had to like fly into san francisco. she was very upset. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. marty, all you have to do to get her attention is tear your groin. >> tear your groin. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's into it. he's into it. he -- look at him. he's thinking about it. >> marty: wow it just dawned on me. >> that's perfect for you. there you go. >

jonathan: marty?artin: just to make a couple of points, one is i would differentiate between going outside the box and active management. i think those are two different concepts. the notion that this year will be a better time for active managers because correlations are down. i have done this work only in high-yield, but the bottom line is that the active funds outperform when the market goes down and underperform when the market goes up. it has nothing to do with correlations, and that is simply because they are less volatile. in some are more conservative in that sense than the indexes. >> i am going to point out that the growth of the fixed income etf's at van eck, has largely been driven by institutional investors who are mainly using etf's in a complementary fashion with their active managers as well. these are tools, as i mentioned. they can be used to make adjustments to an overall portfolio duration, and obviously some of the efficient trading and cost efficiencies are attractive. jonathan:

known to all as marty.think, you will find some there and th -- in she is byrue to who some others. and at the core of it are our efforts together to present you with the essence of what she believes and how she operates and how she thinks and what she has contributed. and so, that is it. judge katzmann: justice ginsburg, before you were on the supreme court, you of course litigated in front of the supreme court. and in the 1970's, you work had litigator in the women's rights the aclu. you took part in 34 cases before the supreme court as either the litigator or the code litigator. the sixfive out of cases that you argued there. can you talk about how you develop your legal strategy? were theinsberg: those good old days. legal strategies were created. first was to convince judges that there was such a thing as gender-based discrimination. think george is rists were convinced that race discrimination was odious. never saw acourt gender discrimination case that they regarded as anything but a favor to the wom

jonathan: marty?tin: i would differentiate between going outside the box and active judgment. i think those are two -- active management. those are two different concepts. the notion that this year will be a better time for active managers because correlations are down, i have done this work only in high-yield but the bottom line is that the act of funds outperform when the market goes down -- active funds outperform when the market goes down, and that is simply because they are less volatile. some are more conservative in that sense them the indexes. >> i am going to point out that the growth of the fixed income dts, van eck, -- fixed income etf's, are bailey is a complementary faction -- fashion -- mainly in a complementary fashion. obviously some of the efficient trading and cost efficiencies are attractive. jonathan: you will be sticking with us. coming up, the auction block, a big week for treasury issues but another rough week for the bond bears. you are watching bloomberg real yield. ♪ ♪ i am j

but you include some wonderful writing spy marty. day you have a favorite?>> as agree introduction one of those is in his own words in the audio book. >> we have a tape of that but the other was a speech that he had written to the tenth circuit judicial conference in the summer of 2010. when he died that year his speech was already written out so i went to the fifth circuit and gave this speech and that talk is the basis for the film that is in progress. in august we will begin filming. >> one last question before we turn over to the audience , as have pointed out, in the of book there are excerpts from the opera and we have had excerpts from that there have been full performances that i know it and virginia this summer it will be august august 4th and 15th. [laughter] >> can you tell us about your decision to include those exurbs source say something about the opera or your relationship with justice scalia? >> the opera was written by a music major and then decided it would be helpful to know little bit about the law. so he enrolled in his hometown law scho

here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)seasonably warm weekend in store for the bay area and central coast. another round of offshore winds monday and tuesday will drive temperatures even warmer early next week with daytime highs into the 80s with some lower 90s for the warmest interior valleys. cooling trend back to normal by thursday and friday as the next trough arrives.

marty's comments, which i just completely indoors.i think the idea -- the idea of assessing other bilateral deficit is not only technically in a state, but if you do that, you could actually end up worse in your own trade deficit and is having to do with capital flows that everett about on my blog. i do think the trump campaign did identify some in rio and links to populism and that's the downsides of globalization. globalization is not class and i suspect in this meeting that's not a controversial statement. but it is completely consistent with economic and trade theory to recognize that there will be people who get hurt and there have been people and families and communities that have been left behind and police on both sides of the political aisle have ignored them for years and said here's another trade deal for you. this one's really going to work this time. so it is a mistake to discount that kind of economic pain, it even if this is a relatively isolated, particular parts of the country verse is in the aggregate. it's not just

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i'm doing the irishman with marty, which i'm looking forward to. i'm doing a thing with david seasons at this point, which i'm looking forward to. it's a family saga. megan: a tv series. mr. de niro: it's for amazon. megan: again, bring the band back together. ms. rosenthal: when you talk about that, years ago, even 10 years ago you wouldn't have --ebody like bob or merrill meryl crossing back-and-forth between film and tv. now people do it. there were definitely real in hollywood. we didn't even eat in the same restaurants. tell me on that metamorphosis, is netflix now -- as amazon the place you go to take these big risks? that you can afford to get the backing and the freedom to do these kind of projects? they arethal: certainly taking the risks right now, and i think that the traditional players are also going to have to look hard at their business and start taking some real risk in what they are doing. as long as certain networks are getting the audiences they want and are happy with that, that's one thing. you look at how the advertising indus

second thing is our executive editor, marty baron, had a really good line about this. bannon causes the opposition party and says we are at war with the media. marty says we are not going to war, we are going to work, doing the same job we have always done explaining to people and holding powerful people to account. whatever they think is irrelevant to that. our attitude towards them cannot be colored by the idea that we are at war with them because that makes you make all kinds of decisions about -- it's last your judgment and leads you to be more reckless in terms of what you believe. we are not at war with them. we are writing about them because they are powerful. their attitude is a little irrelevant in that case. bill: his words do have an impact. when you look at some of the public polling, the media comes maybe right behind or just slightly ahead of members of congress in terms of approval rating. and so if -- i think marty has got the answer, right? you don't go to war, you go to work. continue to tell the truth and do our jobs. do you think eventually the publ

i started to listen. >> hi, marty. i hope that you get this. thanks for the tapes.g. i hope that you are taking care of yourself and staying positive. i can't even imagine what it is like in there. >> i remember crying just listening to the sound of my fiancee's voice. >> i started working. i spoke to your mom. she sends her love. >> i knew she would not wait. she was too young. too beautiful, too much time. >> it is boring here. >> and she said that she had met someone and they were going to make a life of it. >> i know that you will be all right. bye for now. the one absolute overriding thing was the boredom. you had nothing to do. i'd just sit in a deck chair and i thought, that is it, this is the way my life is going to peter out. and then one day, i am sitting in the yard, and a guard came over and -- >> you. get up. come. >> where am i going? >> no more questions. >> nothing prepared for what happened next in the prison. >>> hi. i'm richard lui with your top stores. msnbc news has just confirmed that jared kushner is in iraq. he is the husband to ivanka trump

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even with marty's truck. >> come on by we also have terminator to my right. all sorts of movie props here. you can find it all night until about 9:00. it opens here at san jose convention center .steve wozny yack here signing autographs a lot of the cast from various star trek shows reporting live from san jose scott budman nbc bay area news. >>> sfl? >> you're walking around san jose and you see everyone dressed in back to the future war or star trek. >> good weather for that. >> what a friday. >> so nice. this weekend we are going going to see some changes no rainfall in the forecast saturday or sunday. but do expect cloud cover to move in at least for saturday's forecast. here is the storm system that we're tracking and this is a close call. but by all accounts wet weather to the north not only clouds but also cooler temperatures. tomorrow morning's forecast it will be filtered sunshine for san jose and 50 have the overcast sighs for peninsula and trooil valley patchy sun and 49. gray start more north bay and san francisco. so you might need the light jack

. ♪ >> marty said the "f" word to one of the hells angels.thank you for that. >> you're talking to me, i'm going to talk to you. >> i'm not talking to you. i'm talking to the people who hit my lead singer in the head. >> you're talking to me. i'll tell you what's happening. you are what's happening. >> no! ♪ ♪ one pill makes you larger, one pill makes you small ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you don't do anything at all ♪ >> oh, that's what the story is here? oh, bummer. >> really, man. it's scary. >> who's doing all the beating? >> hells angels. >> hells angels are doing beating on musicians? >> marty got beaten up. ♪ go ask alice, i think she'll know ♪ >> when we left, it was dark and the rolling stones were on, and we were on a helicopter. paul looked down, he said, "wow, it looks like somebody's getting killed down there." he was right. they were. ♪ ♪ remember what the door mouse said, feed your head ♪ ♪ feed your head >> in california, five members of a so-called religious cult, including charles manson, the guru or high priest, have

. >> marty met a guy that knew john wayne. >> marty is the best. >> marty is the man. >>> we're momentsing to hear from paul ryan and this is his first chance to comment on what the white house is calling the biggest tax reform plan in the history of ever. we will bring you this news conference live. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm john berman. >> i'm poppy harlow. paul ryan will speak and it's the first time we've heard from him since they were in recess and the white house promised what will be the biggest tax cut and tax reform this countries had the ever seen, ever, ever, ever. >> so how will the speaker respond

>> well, clearly, marty, china is the linchpin in the u.s. strategy. i mean you've seen president trump's strategy on china kind of evolve since he took office. at first he was really tough on china. now you see kind of a carrot and stick approach with china. he had this meeting with president xi in mar-a-lago. they seem to have a good relationship that they're building. but president trump, as the administration has been reviewing the policy on north korea, finds that they've never really had the maximum chinese leverage. so that's what they really want. all efforts are really at getting china to crack down on north korea and whether that's denying them cash, whether that's denying them trade. china holds 85% of north korean trade. whether that's denying them oil. i think you're going to see a lot more efforts on china, and that's -- the carrot is that president trump is offering president xi more favorable trade concessions. and he also said that he's willing to reconsider labeling china a currency manipulator. so those are the carrots. what's the st

congratulations, marty. [applause] the mission statement is those 45 words engraved in a 75-foot marble tablet in the front of our building. we welcome more than 800,000 people a year who visited us and to learn about the courageous sacrifices made throughout history to uphold our fundamental rights. our permanent exhibits including the berlin wall, the 9/11 memorial, and the pulitzer prize gallery have become part of washington's cultural landscape. our newest temporary exhibit, louder than words, rock, power and politics, produced in partnership with the cleveland rock 'n roll hall of fame explores how popular musicians have pushed the boundaries of free expression over the last half-century. on friday, because her energetic staff just need something else to do, we will have a program on louder than words with bj yellow of nwa and louis e ce, asked later if you don't understand what i'm saying come to explore how rap in particular has affected free expression from compton to d.c. in the last year with held

the executive editor marty baron had a really good line about this. steve bannon cause us the opposition party. trump says we are at war with the media. we are going to work. we are trying to hold people to account. anything they are doing with us is irrelevant to that. our attitude toward them cannot be covered by the idea that we are at war with them because that makes you make all kinds of slants yourout, it judgment, makes you more reckless in terms of what you will believe and write about. weare not at were with them, are writing about them because they are powerful. his words do have an impact. when you look at the public polling, the media comes may be right behind or just slightly ahead of the congress in terms of approval ratings. i think marty has the answer, you have to continue to tell the truth, continue to do the job. do you think eventually the public will say all right, the media is right and trump is wrong? >> i think we are anything , between much more interested in politics and turning to news media and turning to news media in a wa

marty: this is a most unconventional president.unconventional way of governing. people in washington, both the press and the government itself are having a hard time getting their head around this is the way that trump operates. have had a lot of people say this is not the way it operates in capitol hill but a lot of people have said they don't like the way things are working so let's try something else. and he is being disruptive to the normal process. thisly a tax bill with kind of sweet would have legislative language behind it. we don't even know where that will begin. we don't know when the white house will drop the bill or if it will be paul ryan. i haven't even started the process. -- they haven't even started the process. david: as important as what is itthe bill is how long will take. on the bloomberg, it talks about the need for permanent tax structure in order for people to make investment decisions. marty: one of the issues with a tax inversion about people domicile and overseas. bringing jobs back. no company is going

marty: it could very well be. statement that if you close your eyes, it would be fitting for any president in the last 40 years. it is very presidential, to be the moral compass of the united states, which many people that was lacking. it is a significant part of his administration. whoseve to wonder influence mattered in making this decision and the statement that came out afterwards. ivanka,ussian or, mattis? that wing of the administration had a great influence on this decision tonight and the statement that followed. haidi: do you think there is likely to be bipartisan support? it feels like potentially there are two camps. not the it is methodical approach we have come to know from the obama administration. another says this is not a president that stand idly by. action is being taken as it should be. the one statement i saw from a democratic senator, was supportive. although it was cautious, it said further actions require congressional oversight. you are not getting into the crazy got from mccain and graham

when you spoke to them, marty, was there something specific. when they said here's what he could do differently now to change. what do they say? >> reporter: usually i put that to them in the form of a question, if there was advice you could pass along, what would it be? it was annapolis. stop tweeting. they find tweeting is distracting. they like the communication but what he says just throws the whole administration off track, they say, so stop tweeting. >> thank you so much, marty. excellent piece. fascinating piece. our series continues tomorrow. we know about fake news, how about fake executive orders presented by 2 one and only veney most. ted a sanctuary for local squirrels." try watching the nfl draft. maybe watch with a friend. or doctor. this is brooke's yard. with cute kids. an adorable dog. and..ugly bare spots. bare spots that are hard to fix using seed alone. but scotts ez seed changes everything. it's an all-in-one solution. our finest grass seed plus quick-start fertilizer and natural super- absorbent mulch grow grass anywhere.

he actually marty had a new home.ersian cats are very popular. >> white persian cats are super rare here. you have your typical domestic short hair, medium haired cats, but the purebred cats get adopted very quickly. >> is are now investigating. if you have a new information, contact the officials in new york city. we will have that contact information on a page. >> okay, so the cat was at a shelter, they were going to give him away anyway. doesn't this say paperwork? >> are you all for a black market of cats? >> i do not understand the situation, i understand the frustration of the family that was going to adopt the cat. >> you know that you can read these cats. >> they also say that the cat had a chip in it. if it was taken to any dictionary and they can locate the cat that way. >> these are big white fluffy cat. everyone wears black in new york, so they will be covered in white cat hair. >> there you go. >> it serves them right, we wanted the cat to be fixed and look what happened. >> may be the rightful owner to c

thanks marty. check in with tucker right now.ttle chiller than the last couple of days this morning. >> cool, cloudy even a light rain showers across the area. not be the sunny bright beautiful day of yesterday. >> it's all right there. will be more to come. >> there will. 80s back by tomorrow.& let's get to it. numbers overnight back into the 40s and 50s 53 at reagan national temperatures won't budge a whole lot today with the cloud cover. 50 up in baltimore, bwi marshall 51 this morning dulles. there's light rain shower activity again most of it's very scattered across the region. not expecting a whole lot nest rain buckets but we'll keep the chance of a little drizzle or few more showers in the forecast for the next couple of hours. and then i think we'll remain mostly cloudy this afternoon and again daytime highs don't get so cooler day than yesterday witness clouds out there. 80s back tomorrow. look at the weekend forecast as welcoming up. let's do traffic with erin. >> yeah, traffic time. mike said i can get a 4:00 p.m. run

holy smokes marty, look at the glass. spotless.ear you, check out those two chumps on the other side. easy-off fume free cleans with no fume smell. because ovens should smell like food. it's custom made so you know it's good quality. i'm just speechless because it's perfect. >>> it's 6:00. getting around safetrack. right now on "news4 today," the next big disruption you'll feel even if you don't take metro. >>> a show of force. the new military display in north korea as growing tension puts world leaders on alert. >>> and virginia tech ten years later. we'll show you how the campus is reflecting this weekend on what was a dark moment in history and pushing forward together. a lot to get to on this saturday. we welcome you into "news4 today" on this april 15th, 2017. i'm david culver. >> and i'm molette green in for

holy smokes marty, look at the glass. spotless. check out those two chumps on the other side. they're cooked! (laughing) easy-off fume free cleans with no fume smell. because ovens should smell like food. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> we welcome you back it's tuesday april 11th. and i'm dave clark. >> and i'm cristina rendon. >> it looks like this rain will sleep through . let's get right to the radar here you can see for yourself instead of looking at me. there we are. not all of this reaching the glound. some of it has. santa -- ground. some of it has. santa rosa's been reporting some light rain to the north. off the san mateo and santa cruz coast. the system will be with us most of the day. i'm wrestling with this this evening. everything says no. 40s for a few. 50s for many here. san jose at 56. even to the north there's a few 50s. look at that. 51 windsor. 49-gray den. everyone's pretty close. maybe some light rain but generally we're waiting for this system to work its way towards us. there's the low that's north that wi

holy smokes marty, look at the glass. spotless.ear you, check out those two chumps on the other side. they're cooked! (laughing) easy-off fume free cleans with no fume smell. because ovens should smell like food. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 4:15 and california is facing a hefty bill when it comes to fixing damages from the storms. the most expensive project is in santa clara county where a 200-foot long section of highway 35 gave way. that will cost about $30 million. the replacement of the pfeiffer canyon bridge we were just showing you and repairs on highway 17. on sunday fema now said it is making more federal aid available. the federal money can also be used for damaged schools and hospitals. but it cannot be used where it's needed most right now that would be giving 400 families that were displaced out of their homes. the city will have to rely on local donations. >> we'll need to get the community bang on its feet. we've had a lot of support so far but we're going to continue to ask for community help. >> the next

marty is calling in from miami, florida, on the republican line.hat are your thoughts, marty [ caller: good morning. what are my thoughts? my thoughts are i think this needs to be done. i think it should have been done some type of action should have been taken in the last eight years. president obama didn't have the guts or the courage to put this north korean president in his place, and now we have to do it. my only feelings is i would like to see some other countries assist us in taking care of this guy but he definitely needs to be taken out of the geopolitical picture once and for all because we don't take him out, he's going to at some point strike at was. -- strike at us. host: a little bit more about another strike in today's "washington post" that has a story on the front page about an errant u.s. strike that killed 18. the u.s. drone struck and killed 18 members of an allied syrian force this week, a pentagon said, in the worst friendly fire incident in the war against the islamic state. another tuesday, in town, deepens emotions in iraq

we have marty seen the south african rand fall eight .7% last week. today there are no signs of recovery. it was down against the dollar a short while ago. there are fears the country's credit rating is at risk. after replacing the former finance minister, he is already calling for a radical economic transformation that will get the economy working for the people. here he is speaking on that now. >> in the coming weeks and withs i intend to engage business big and small. the establishment. managers and professionals. civil society. we remain very positive about of the south african economy. >> talk us through how the markets are trading this hour. >> european markets started the week off strong. dax still making a strong showing up nearly .3%. the london ftse was completely flat. the luxury electric car maker tesla has exceeded all expectations on first quarter vehicle delivery. it hit a new quarterly record of 25 thousand vehicles sold. the company said it expects to deliver up to 50,000 vehicles in the first half of 2017. toshiba affairs fell -- sha

marty: there is no one who is going to lose, is what they are saying.tely, if you want a revenue-neutral proposal, some people have to lose. david: it is the start of a long process in washington. thanks so much to marty schenker. jonathan: i want to get you up to speed. exxon mobil, first quarter, a decent beat against the streak of $.95 -- the headline number, first quarter eps $.95. first quarter capex comes in below the estimate of $4.81 billion. let's go back to the text story. our guess joins us. -- our guest joins us. >> i think the markets are handicapping the tax plan in many ways. it is not that they do not believe there is a tax plan or there might be some sort of tax former legislation coming. it is a question of how big and will it be watered down. when i look at the numbers, it is hard for me to make things at up and make this budget neutral or add only a little bit to the deficit that would be socially acceptable. i do not know if that is going to happen. are probably not talking about a 15% corporate tax rate. we are talking about 20%, m

marty said that was a mistake. >> of that tunnel would have been built at would've given new jersey transit a completely alternative route as the trains came out of the ark tunnel they would have bypass this area. >> i asked who is to blame? >> they had made the operating budget totally unstable. new jersey transit has several times been ordered, after saying they had a deficit in their budget, there were told by governor christie to go fix it. >> so frustrated about this. they're completely missing the mark. they may not get the gateway tunnel project but the point is a gateway tunnel project, the art project, they have nothing to do with overall safety of commuters. nobody has come up with a comprehensive plan yet. >> if this is the best they should all be fired. >> in the tunnel would improve safety because of those two tunnels over 100 years old fail, you think this was back, that would mean complete disaster for the northeast quarter. we need that tunnel. >> early today they told reporters the cause of the duramed was a weakened railroad tie. amtrak has known about it for sometime i wa

holy smokes marty, look at the glass. spotless. i hear you, check out those two chumps on the other side. they're cooked! (laughing) easy-off fume free cleans with no fume smell. because ovens should smell like food. >>> welcome back it is 4:13 am an update to the breaking news in fremont i just told you about police have now confirmed the suspect in the overnight standoff was shot and killed by police the police say he was shot behind a walgreens the paseo padre parkway for in avenue. there is still a lot of police activity in the area as you see on the screen. the crew is out there getting more information will bring you a live update from fremont as soon as we get it in. but the us airstrikes in syria has caused gasoline prices in the us to go up. >> gas prices are up nine cents nationwide and may go even higher. we martinez was out talking with drivers about the impact. >> for the past two weeks prices at the pump started going out. >> it doesn't cross your mind until you see at the end of the day pay $30 per >> says there is a

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