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over after losing their homes, nana is thankful for her pup's heroics and hopes it changes people's family petschaichanhdait meant a lot. i owe her everything. if it wasn't for her, i would have still been in bed and things could have taken a worse turn. (ken) that was ken mashinchi reporting. the dog's owner says it was one of the rare nights where she left sasha outside at night. and could likely be the reason everyone made it out alive. (anchors) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at san francisco... joining us now is chief meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez... a slight warming trend is forecast for friday in the bay area. expect 60s along the coast and bay with 70s-80s as you head inland. another weak system cools conditions on saturday. a warming trend will get underway on sunday and continue through the middle part of next week as high pressure builds over the region. temperatures will warm back into the 80s to middle 90s. (ken) (ken) in world news tonight... we're getting a look at the devastation caused by sunday's deadly volcanic eruption in gua

over after losing their homes, nana is thankful for her pup's heroics and hopes it changes people'st meant a lot. i owe her everything. if it wasn't for her, i would have still been in bed and things could have taken a worse turn. (pam) the dog's owner says, it was one of the rare nights where she left sasha outside at night. and could likely be the reason everyone made it out alive. new tonight at nine...the california highway patrol is trying inform students about the consequences of drugged driving. the drugged driving suit simulates what its like to be behind the wheel...under the influence.you might be surprised at the results...find out, tonight on kron 4 news at nine. the golden knights' the golden the golden knights' the golden knights' cinderella story comes to in end in game 5 of the stanley cup final the knights lose 4 straight against the caps let's show you how everything went down in las vegas the knights pre-game festivities are an event on its own we pick it up in the second period game tied at one alex ovechkin slaps a power play goal 15th goal of the playoffs caps

nana, her daughter and sasha all made it out safe. rare nigths she left sasha outside and it could be the reason everyone made it out alive. ( darya ) coming up... cracking down on human trafficking in san francisco. the d-a reveals how one teen was rescued. ( darya ) coming up after the break... she convinced president trump to pardon a grandmother sentenced to life in prison for a non- violent crime. now... kim kardashian is speaking out. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge battery in your smart lock? maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't have to actually talk to your neighbor. are you watching the game tonight? or... ...you could just trust duracell. ♪ (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (dave)slight warming is forecast today before another upper trough system cools off the region on saturday. a more pronounced warming trend will get underway on sunday and continue through tuesday of next week as high pressure builds over the region. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo

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over after losing their homes, nana is thankful for her pup's heroics and hopes it changes people's pit bulls as family petschaichanhdait meant a lot. i owe her everything. if it wasn't for her, i would have still been in bed and things could have taken a worse turn. ( robin )that was ken ma-shin-chi reporting. the dog's owner says it was one of the rare nights where she left sasha outside at night... and could likely be the reason everyone made it out alive. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a facebook bug leads to another p.r. hit for the company. millions of private posts .... may have gone public. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. (ácommercialá) (dave)is forecast today before another upper trough system cools off the region on saturday. a more pronounced warming trend will get underway on sunday and continue through tuesday of next week as high pressure builds over the region. (robin) i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today. anne hathaway shows off her comedy chops th

q-said, nana-said, things -- cube-set, nana-set, things that are the size of a printer are calculatingorbits. that is not -- that is new. we see this booming economy popping up. how do you put the thousands and thousands of satellites with the right price points in space? carol: in the next three to five years, as you get involved, airbus franchise gets involved, and other companies, tell me what we might see in terms of going up into space or low orbit, where might we see that is not there today? >> you have to look at this vertical axis again, from the ground to a deep space. you have to look at each and every altitude, populated with different types of vehicles. so not just aircraft and helicopters, but like a flying helicopters, but like a flying taxi. this industry is booming. all of that will populate this vertical axis up to space where we can see activities, manufacturing activities, and more importantly, what the future may hold for london as a financial center. >> and a great lesson for the world. what could be the repercussions? >> more bloomberg television starts right now.

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i think so many of the candidates, miss soo, miss berry, miss murrillo, i mean, so many of you, nana, every one of you brought a set of skills and unique experiences that i think in terms of the check list that i listed out to you, each one of you had one of those or a few of those. but i would tend to agree with supervisor yee. i think mr. hamasaki's tena city and commitment having been through this process before, and having done work locally with community groups that have been impacted by violence and also those that care deeply about police reform and police policy in general, having understood the workings and inner workings of the police department and interface with the police department, along with being actively engaged on the commissions and attending meetings in those policies, understanding disciplinary cases, untdsing how the different departments work and interface with this commission, along with being objective and fair in understanding that some decisions are made, now it's your job to implement those decisions. i think that informs my agreement with supervisor yee o

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because our graduates often go on to work for quite high profile or high net worth families norman nana's are the ultimate status symbol of the international elite everyone from american film stars to russian oligarchs wants to have their children cared for by a very proper very british nanny. and be increase in rich single mothers has also spawned a demand for a male nanny is or man is who are also supposed to double as a substitute father's. child is one of just seven norland man is in training. her friends at first didn't understand arabic confused because obviously it's not that popular for males right now but they found they found it interesting they were quite proud and they'd buy it may say well of doing regardless of the number of males with. maybe knowing our northern graduates perspective salary also helps nor lenders can expect to earn forty thousand euros per year to start with that should be enough to dispel any reservations about the wearing of the full uniform. well as i said tradition with a big c and that's all from focus on europe this time around thanks so much for join

one look at their nana's in training headed to their morning classes is enough to make you think you've traveled back in time their uniforms are old fashioned and their hair pulled back into severe looking banks true to tradition. i think not and i was so so ago and i think the uniform you hold on to that history i mean was that it's only going to actually i think it holds on to all of. this but i'm proud of what we we come head one. that one of the best jobs in the world which i personally think is the uniform is such a big part of that that if you take that away from us it's not part of northern iraq it's part of who we are alexandra and emily are in their second year of training at the college but they're not just any nannies a normal nanny is the rolls royce of childminders. naturally prince george and his siblings are cared for by a norland working for the royal family is a nine is dream job though these well raise trainees are too modest to admit it. i'd love to travel with it i'd love to see the world i know and sets me up for that but it's not that serious and i look for it's no

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alexandra and emily are in their second year of training at the college but they're not just any nana's a normal nanny is the rolls royce of childminders. naturally prince george and his siblings are cared for by a norland working for the royal family is a nine is dream job though these well raise trainees are too modest to admit it. i'd love to travel with it i'd love to see the world i know and sets me up for that but it's not that's the reason i look for it's not that it's an addiction it's not it's not a primary still she's likely to get her wish after completing their training most normal nannies have their pick of jobs financing their schooling is another matter it costs around fourteen thousand euros a year to attend the famed institution here they learn everything from how to prepare the perfect paella and sterilize baby bottles to how to evade pavarotti's without endangering the children. go go go. modern armies learned much more than how to deal with misbehaving children says the head of the college. cybersecurity training from former military intelligence officers and that ag

she knows that she contact said this brazen theft by the naval nana she calls him. first who can help the s.c. she said because i have this toscan i'll do everything to fulfill it she saw a solution in hungary gandhi now speakeasy in marietta days our wants to hunt gary and to help after all she wears that crown she wants money and troops holding her son in her arms she hopes to soften hunger ariane hearts what she said let's wait and see time is of the essence and hide from us abandoned by everyone we take refuge in the long standing virtue of the muggy elves down down here not tire we entrust ourselves and our children to your loyalty we don't say kinda. in these are getting back to you must not hesitate in this time of current danger to pick up the sword strike if you fear and fend off enemies and the enemies of the empire i should find it so it's a thing. i am awfully well appeals to on a. motivate the hunt gary and alice stop chrissy. should. just say yes fix. it and in return they're given more rights. to keep it out with gary and assistance was a salvation as

set, nana said, things that are the size of a printer are calculating the lowest orbits.s new. we see this booming economy popping up. how do you put the thousands and thousands of satellites with the right price points in space? carol: in the next three to five years, as you get involved, airbus franchise gets involved, and other countries -- companies, tell me what we might see in terms of going up into space or even it's a lower orbit, what we might see that is not there today? >> you have to look at this vertical axis again, from the ground to a deep space. each and every altitude population did -- populated with different types of vehicles. so not just aircraft and helicopters, but like a flying taxi. the joan industry is booming. all of that will populate this vertical axis up to space where we can see activities, manufacturing activities, and new types of businesses being lifted up completely in the air. from the final frontier to a french are closer to home. the solution section this week to race a look at sooner than you think technologies related to health care.

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peter nana -- navarro has toyed with this. it's a different twist. it's not the trade stuff as much as it is hey, we want direct aim as your ambitions to take america's perch as the tech leader. >> neil: what is worrying the markets is that we were putting a general wall up on chinese investment in general and technology period. that's how it was interpreted. later on, the treasury secretary mnuchin said no, no, it was not singling out china as to said there's other players here. that eased the angst. it compounded that. what do you make of that? >> you know, what i make of it is two things. the whole thing lacks clarity. didn't matter. this whole china tweets and tie rates. the white house is utterly unprepared to create any kinds of proposal that could go into law. immigration policy is good proof of that. also, it lacks credibility. we all know. this does -- this hurts us more than it hurts them. the fact that it's going to kill apple or nike really hurts them manufacturing their good there sent to us. doesn't make any sense. people dismissed it.

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as a lifeguard in savannah ♪ ♪ i'm 85 and i wanna go home ♪ ♪ dropping sick beats, they call me dj nanaet mad. get e*trade, kiddo. >>> welcome back to "the closing bell." three minutes left of trade. we start with an intraday chart of the dow what a roller coaster ride it's been the dow was almost 300 points higher at the high sold off significantly throughout the session the low of the day came at the start of "closing bell" about an hour ago we've rallied a little bit from there but not by much now. looking at all the indices, you can see even if it was trade affected in sentiment, the domestic russell 2000 smaller caps selling off, the tech names selling off as well. the dow down 0.5%. s&p down 0.7%. the energy sector is the real outperformer that's propped up the energy sector kind of fairly broad a couple of them holding onto utilities. i'm going to bring in bob pisani now. we can have a quick look at the dollar as bob joins me >> 5% up for the quarter we've been talking about in the impact of the companies. there's a couple things going on today. obviously the message of the marke

as a lifeguard in savannah ♪ ♪ i'm 85 and i wanna go home ♪ ♪ dropping sick beats, they call me dj nana. get e*trade, kiddo. >>> welcome back to "the closing bell." we've got about four minutes left of trade. let's start with the intraday s&p 500. beautiful chart to look at green throughout the day essentially green throughout the day. a little volatility in the first hours. since 11:00 a.m., gaining steadily and we are right at the highs of the session as we approach the close. if we switch and look at all four, the dow is the big leader. it was the laggard yesterday but it's up nicely over 1% or 320 points almost as we approach the close. decent gains for both the nasdaq, s&p, and the russell as well in and around 0.6%, 0.8% let's look at the sector performance today. not everything has taken part in this rally banks have led the charge. financials up 1.8% materials have been another good day. they did decently recently when interest rates are a factor, they're a factor today let's look at the 10-year. we got a chart for it over the last couple of weeks and we're getting back close to

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as a lifeguard in savannah ♪ ♪ i'm 85 and i wanna go home ♪ ♪ dropping sick beats, they call me dj nana't get mad. get e*trade, kiddo. >>> welcome back to "the closing bell." about a minute left to trade let's talk through what happened today starting with the 10-year yield. we did see yields rise after the rate hike. we briefly crushed 3% on the 10-year. things pulled back down again. that's the same sort of story in terms of intraday moves we've i. positive open, small gains, but we did sell off. we then recovered a bit. then we're selling off at the lows of the day. this story intraday moves most pronounced if you look at the banks which did get a bit of a jump up with the rate s but have since seen that pullback. there's the intraday chart for the bank index as i bring in bob pisani, we've got three indices. all three in the red now >> i think the key here is upgraded the economy a little bit on the inflation front 2018, 2019, 2% over. they didn't seem to be concerned about that point of view >> still very relaxed as the chair of the fed about the state of the u.s. economy which is

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