this is a big opportunity for nbs.and affect real change he's also close to the new savvy energy minister and they have been shaping saudi's opec strategy as well the timing for the changing of the guard is not a coincidence here tensions are high, plans for ipo need to be executed flawlessly and oil prices have sunk under 50 it's very important for the kingdom to get the world, to get the markets, to believe in it's leadership what does it mean for oil? well, short term, probably no implication here, but the goal is to keep prices supported around the $50 level and make sure that ipo goes off without a hitch. that's a longer term play for the saudis, but it's clear the ground work is being laid now. >> yeah, that's doubling down it seems on that, jackie, thank you. >> sure. >>> what does it mean for oil prices going forward let's ask the cnbc contributor, john, the market today just moved lower again. which seems to reiterate why the saudis need a plan b but how is their leadership transition or change going to be bac

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caltrains delays nb and sb due to a major accident in sunnyvale.rom 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( mark ) police cite a motorcyclist for reckless driving after he drove through a group of protestors in san francisco. this is video of the incident, which happened wednesday in front of the city's federal building. a group of people were protesting the republican health care bill and, at one point, laid down in the middle of the street. that's when the motorcyclist drove through the crowd. he then turned around and apparently tried to do it again... but was stopped by police. luckily, no one was hurt. ( mark ) part of a clip on "britax child safety's" infant car seats can break and cause a choking hazard. the company is recalling over 207- thousand of its car seats. britax says parts were found in the mouths of three children, but no choking injuries were reported. the company traced the problem to people putting pressure on the clips, which helps to properly p

will the government commit to meet all the local authority's costs nb housing and the work?ensure that they are able to do what is necessary on the ground, to reassure people about the safety of their blocks. if it is necessary to evacuate, people will take action to make those tower blocks safe, the government is supporting local authorities to do that. together we are making sure the resources are there that the resources are there to make sure people as though. earlier my colleague spoke to the leader of camden council — georgia gould, she told us her teams were following advice from the fire brigade — and that resident safety was behind their decision to move people out of the tower blocks. it was a deeply distressing night. i got the news from the fire services that it was believed that their tower block was not safe to be in. we had to act incredibly swiftly to move people out of those blocks. people were having the doors knocked on late into the night. 0bviously people were distressed. we had to give them that accurate information at the time. in the morning, having t

all this goofy stuff over at nb nbc, i think president trump is doing it to them.e's driving a stake right between the heart of the left and he's peeling the fringe left out this way. now franken has to distance himself from people like kathy griffin but he's also driving a real wedge between the mainstream media and american public. they are getting so loopy and crazy and the public is just tuning them out. >> juan: i don't think the public is tuning them out. i'm just telling you, the ratings -- i think this is true across liberal or conservative outlets -- the thing that strikes me -- you don't like it when donald trump, our president, says things that are per provocative, insightful, rude -- and if someone strikes back and says why did you say that? why did you use language comparable to what he saying? he's a president. he is the president. >> greg: how many times have i gone after trump? >> juan: you said the left -- >> dana: do you remember last year. >> juan: who on the right uses the flag like a symbol? who on the right uses -- >> dana: i don't understand.

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a major hot spot in san jose nb 280 after hwy 17, traffic alert issued, slow from hwy 87 ( mark ) a grouprents in the east bay are raising questions about why their school district is asking for more detailed racial information about their kids.( darya ) kron4's maureen kelly has the details. i feel uncomfortable very uncomfortable because i don't know why you're doing this what's the purpose? what makes lucy ye uneasy is the registration form she was asked to fill out before entering her 5 year old son kevin into his transitional kindergarten class at the beginning of the last school year.under the section entitled what's your child's ethnicity.parents can chose latino or not latino, white, african american.but when there not just one box for asian.instead there are more than a dozen different asian subgroups. korean japanese chinese vietnamese and all of those countries in asia. why should we do that?sylvia tian is another pleasanton mom who doesn't think it's fair that asian parents are being asked to diferentiate themseleves in this way.why single out asians why single out all the cou

and that was the real nb change that so talk to me about how this instability marries with this narrative of the dramatic shift in the safety net and the disappearance of an entitlement when you truly need this. just to give you an illustration. the number of people and families telling food stamps that they have zero income in any given month is increasing. >> we are at a point we really need to look back and rethink what is going on with the safety net. because it is not there. for so many families who need it. and who can use it in a way that is designed to be. a safety net which will help you when you are down but i like to get back on your feet and go ahead and be productive and chase the american dream. but that floor is not there in the same way. really there are two parts of it. what is families that really need substantial report and they are working in shows the kind of support that used to be there is not there at all. to the extent the people don't even know that something like that even existed. that was a striking finding. the other part is the safety net also isn't built we

let me remind you, "the washington post," abc news, "the new york times,"st cnn, nb, they have all gottenrong on this issue. they all at this point say the american public should have zero credibility.ey we have to take the latest so-called smoking gun report coming out late night every night with a grain of salt. last night attorney general rosenstein issued a statement about trusting the stories about coming out of the fake news media.a he said this. the department of justice has a long-established policy to neither confirm nor deny such allegations. i don't trust any of them at this point.th on top of that, james, he testified last week the media has been so dead wrong when it comes to stories about russia. by the way, while all that is alarming, it proves everything we have been saying on this program. this deep state, fourth branch of government as were calling it doesn't care about getting the truth. and of course the media, they are the willing accomplices. their goal is the exact opposite here. as they are selectively leaking information, intelligence information that is meant to

about but a journey on how important prisons are in the country and it was sort of for me a light bull nb the middle of i think to that. wow, of 1971 when attica happened, we in this country start locking up everybody. in 40 years we started to become the largest jailer with some of the worst conditions ever. what is it about the most important prisoner right protests that somehow some way we could have ended up in this mess 40 years later. so that became part of the book. it was always a book about a particular protest in this particular place in new york. >> so why don't you take us to that story. maybe people heard of attica or maybe not allot or had their understandings affected by sort of the press accounts that happened right afterwards, so maybe start by setting stage of what happened -- of the conditions that led to attic and sort of what happened at attica in '71? >> attica in new york was a tinny state state prison where there were about 2400 men crammed in, severely overcrowded much as prisons are today and these were men who were suffering pretty inhumane conditions, set on 63

a major hot spot in san francsico nb 101 at 280 accident blocking several lanes.less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gate bridge 101 no major issues. (mark) time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black winner: get ready. amazon- whole foods deal will change how you buy food forever .. . for anyone in the business of selling, supplying or hauling groceries: things just got real.amazon.com's $13.7 billion purchase of whole foods instantly makes it a major player in the u.s. grocery industry and that leaves a lot for shoppers, retailers and other companies involved in the industry to chew on.the online seller is bringing its firepower to a grocery industry plagued by razor-thin profit margins. winner: despite airline scandals, carriers' stock prices keep climbing . .. apassenger is bloodied as he is dragged from his seat. later that same month, a family flying home from a hawaiian vacation is booted from a delta air lines flight after a dispute over seating for an infant. in may, violence erupted at fort lauderdale-hollywood internation

nb brks krrkbc thom jensen join >> reporter: they really hope this will detour criminals from getting on the cars and committing crimes. that was the idea behind the decoy cameras in the first place but bart believes this will help them find and arrest suspects more quickly. not far from the concord bart station, a technician shows how the last cameras were installed on every bart train and every car today. a welcome sign to some bart riders. >> i take bart for five days a week and it's uncomfortable. i mean, even for a grown man. >> reporter: especially those like wes who have witnessed violent crimes on the train. >> i saw a 15-year-old boy hold a gun up to the face of an elderly woman. >> reporter: an image he will likely never forget and never captured because 70% of the cars had just decoy cameras aimed at fooling criminals. a teenager from honduras was gunned down last year but police only had after the fact cell phone video and i'm prag mamage platform camera that exposed bart mostly used decoys. >> when they heard we were using did coys, they didn't like it and didn't feel saf

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acciden nb 101 at oakland road on the offramp, slow from 680 ( darya ) president trump's immigration severe impact on post offices all across the bay area. ( mark ) they can't keep up with the massive rush of people trying to get passports. kron 4's yoli aceves is live in san mateo where a post office is already open this morning to help deal with the back log of passport applications. ( yoli ) san mateo, ca - to help customers who otherwise cannot schedule an appointment for passport service, the san mateo post office at 1630 s. delaware st., san mateo, ca 94402 will open early in the morning on two mid-week days to accept walk-ins for passport applications. today and friday, june 30, 2017, passport service will be available from 5:00 am to 9:00 am. postal clerks will be on hand to provide passport information and to accept passport applications, with no appointments necessary. to help speed up the process, customers should fill out forms ahead of time. to apply for a passport, applicants need a valid form of photo identification and proof of citizenship. ( darya ) thanks yoli. we w

, jury seated opening arguments today what we are expecting, plus, also, the number one pick in the nb the draft, it is ours shall, we have impressive list right now what do you think of this guy. we will break it down on good day coming up in two minutes. >>> the d.a. need a fate of philadelphia's district attorney rest in the hand of 10 women and two men. what to expect in court as opening statements begin in the seth williams bribery and fraud trial. >>> i'm elated. i finally got a contract. been a long time coming. >>> a sigh of relief for philadelphia teachers, they approved a new contract after more than four years of working without a raise, what it means for the future of the district. >>> and the number one pick in the nba draft this thursday is ours, look at this

we met at an nb -- so i am very happy that our nbc friendship can continue. >> i like that very much.e once you leave the network, it's over. >> i've heard. [ light laughter ] and i can never come back. >> seth: for me. i'm that guy. like, i can only be friends with the network. that's -- >> you're a loyalist, really. >> seth: i'm a company man. i'm a company man, yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: so you obviously shoot your show in chicago. >> yeah. >> seth: you get to spend time there. i used to live in chicago. it's where i got my start as an improviser. you just did your first improv show. >> my very first improv show. >> seth: how did you get roped into doing it? >> so we go see improv at io all the time. >> seth: beautiful theater, where i got my start. >> yeah, it's amazing. they do improv shakespeare and whirled news is there. and they asked us if we would go up on stage with them, and marina, who i mentioned, was still very pregnant and on maternity leave and very bored. and was like, "let's go." and i was like, "you are so pregnant, how are you going to do improv? if you can do it, i

one trade the betting the pain isn't over yet we got the details, you are watching "fast money" on cc,nbrst in business world wide live-stream your favorite sport, at the airport. binge dvr'd shows, while painting your toes. on demand laughs, during long bubble baths. tv on every screen is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. all your tv at home. the most on demand, your entire dvr, top networks, and live sports on the go. included with xfinity tv. xfinity the future of awesome. >>> welcome back to "fast money. if you are locking at games antsz banks, forget the big names like goldman and j.p. morgan dull bank stocks are making all time highs, dom chu is in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: mellissa, financials may be the worst performing sectors this year when it comes to the bank stocks overall. we spoke a lot about this worsening interest rate environment and what it means for bank profits while interest rates will be tied in some way, shape or form to overall conversations, they may play less of a role for certain parts of the market. there are a handful of stocks that maybe s

the china satellite index versus the nbs pmi. >> we going to get a downturn that called into questiononflicting messages, the official purchasing managers index says manufacturing and services is better in june. an alternative story, images from space suggest the industrial sectors go back into contraction. .e are going to have to go back early indications suggest may be china is going into the second half with more momentum. julia: you see that from the small and medium enterprises as well. the shuttle back -- shadow banking sector. thingsseparate those two we are seeing evidence the tightening is having an effect. do you expect that to continue? >> that is the big question. we have this huge event coming up at the end of the year. seven members of the standing committee, potentially five approaching retirement. we are going to have a huge turnover in china's leadership. there is obviously going to be a massive premium on stability. we are expecting the government to go easy on the deleveraging campaign. scarlet: how do you read the deleveraging campaign overall? it was meant to de-l

good haven managing portfolio and nbs highway founder and ceo, bear hery habib.you first, larry. are you concerned what you're seeing comes to specifically the nasdaq accelerating losses? >> not concerned. starting to get more interested. we have cash. we have done more selling than buying of late. at good haven fund we have portfolio that doesn't look much like index. we would welcome volatility that would give us opportunity to find bargains for shareholders. liz: barry, not throw out baby with the bath water i am hearing larry saying. consumer confidence rose more than expected today, looking at june, we have decent housing numbers, depending how you look at it, case-shiller price index moving higher jumping significantly. as mortgage expert and real estate guy what do you think? >> i think stock market is overdue for a little bit of a pull back, take a breather. activity you're seeing could be healthy. it could be a little bit of a canary in the coal mine. we are expecting to get some kind of deal done on tax reform. if you get tax reform you can justify this

leeian cold well and casey hunt were on the press team and nb's andrea mitchell was onhand to do a littley there. >> meet the press. >> yeah. >> that would be a good question i'm sure they called it a tie. there's no ties in baseball. >>> right now it's 6:00. breaking news out of east bay. an active scene, two people were shot and killed overnight. what led up to this incident. >>> plus getting ready for the hottest day the week. the steps pg&e crews taking to make sure you don't lose your air-conditioning if you even have it as it paekds today. >>> and all caught on camera, a re-dramatic chain reaction crash in southern california. what a motorcyclist did to start the entire econsequence of events. today in the bay continues right now. >>> and welcome in on this thursday morning, friday eve as we call it around here, and thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock sfwr and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we will all be hot this afternoon as it's going to be a warm one today. >> it's going to be really hot for the inland valleys and we've had to deal with this all week long. looking at those tempera

the king's son commonly known as nbs, very young, very aggressive, we knew he was going to move intoce position, but not exactly when. and this is at a critical time. a time when the saudis need to get their arms around reforming their economy. their population which is aging and a booming youth movement there. and i think he's probably pretty positive on those fronts. but much more complicated are saudi involvement in yemen, the conflict with iran, the burgeoning conflict with qatar, and mohammed bin salman at the center of the aggressive saudi policy in the region and in that regard, this is going to be a very rocky time. >> and in fact he is largely responsible for those two very controversial steps, yemen has been going on for quite some time, but this new fact of qatar and the saudis lining up against them, the president of the united states siding with the saudis, and the secretary of state and secretary mattis trying to pull it back, doing the best they can to re-establish -- which just got a $12 billion arms deal from us in the pipeline last week. let me ask you about a new r

broadway, jackson and oak street ramp at nb and sb 880 will close at 7.ge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) back to our top story this morning... we are just hours away from the start of the warriors championship parade in oakland.( james ) and this morning we have everything you need to know with complete team coverage. let's start with will tran who is live at oakland where the players will be showing up later this morning. will. ( will ) the city of oakland is gearing up for more than a million fans to take the city. . and take a look. ( will ) the city of oakland is gearing up for more than a million fans to take the city. . and take a look. crews were out all day setting up screens, stages, and testing the sound system. oakland police..have cancelled all days off. they say it's an all hands on deck situation. alameda coutny sherif deputies as well as c-h-p will be out...bout in uniform and in plain clothes blending in with the crowd. ( mark ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning.( james ) now we want

grass fire in san jose nb 87 at curtner, right lane blocked ( james ) take a look at this...ce of history was put up for sale. the jersey giants pitcher hunter strickland wore during his brawl with nationals bryce harper was auctioned off to the highest bidder. it went on auction on mlb.com yesterday. the listing specifically states this jersey comes from the contest the pitcher was "ejected from the game after fighting with bryce harper." the winning bid ended up $200. (james) coming up... in just a few hours former f-b-i director james comey will testify before the senate intelligence committee. what we can expect to happen. and... in just a few hours... . one of the two men charged in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire will make his first court appearance. the details ahead. also... the warriors making history last night. and they are one step closer to a championship. highlights coming up. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever bef

nb responding to racist graffiti separate painted on his los angeles home.of his la mansion. james was not home at the time but he says the incident proves the race is still a part of the world. >> no matter how much money you have, um, no matter how famous you are, no matter how many people admire you, um, you know, being black in america is -- it's tough. and we got long way to go. >> investigators are l looking r any security footage from neighbors to identify who may be responsible. >> you don't have to walk anywhere. are you okay? what's wrong? >> what are we doing? >> new dash cam video shows the moments after police found tiger woods asleep in his car on the side of the road. you can see the golfer going through series of sobriety tests. officers said woods was stumbling and slurring his words but breathalyzer proved he had not been drinking. woods said that his condition was caused by prescription medication. he's due in court on july 5th. >>> still ahead, big red flag for parents. >> the warning from health experts about young children who can recog

accident in san jose nb 87 at curtner. ( mark ) take a look at this....rrested for stealing from a tip jar at a restaurant in las vegas.( darya ) the restaurant owner says she demanded a sample from the cashier. as soon as the cashier walks away, she crabs the tip jar and takes off.( mark ) the owner posted the security video to facebook, and other restaurants came forward saying they were the victim of the same crime. police say up to 30 restaurants may have been hit.( darya ) police arrested the woman over the weekend, just 24 hours after the video was released. ( darya ) we are now hearing from the good samaritan who jumped into a moving car to save another driver having a seizure in illinois. this is a story we first showed you yesterday at kron four news at six.( mark ) randy tompkins saw a car driving in the wrong lane, run a red light and almost hit his truck. tompkins says he instinctively knew that the other driver was having a seizure.( darya ) so tompkins stopped his truck, ran into the other car, jumped through the open window car in park.

road work in sf nb 280 at mariposa, backed up beyond 101 (darya) if you are trying to lose weight, butve your goals... try getting a better night's sleep. kim hutcherson has more in today's health minute. if you're looking to drop a few pounds...experts say getting enough sleep is the key to successful weight loss. the first reason may seem obvious ...if you're asleep, then you're not eating a cheeseburger or ice cream!but there's more to it than that. according to studies, a lack of sleep can increase the hormone that stimulates appetite.so that means people who haven't gotten enough zzzz's might feel more hunger than those who did.the national sleep foundation says most adults should get at least seven hours of sleep a night - with some people needing as many as nine.here are some tips from experts to help get a good night's rest. get some exercise -- but do it several hours before so you have time to wind avoid late- night alcohol can interfere with sleep and don't look at your devices.they emit can body clock.for today's health minute hutcherson. (mark) summer skiing is in full swi

first, this is "today" on nb >>> welcome back. father's day just over two e away.thing different this year. diy projects can serve as an ideal gift and a great way to get into quality family time. kevin o'connor, host of "this old house" is here with great ideas. we want to mention the projects require adult supervision. >> they do. mom and dad should get involved. that's part of the gift, the quality time. >> a tree swing. >> you see there, this one is attached to the bar, but this is going to go into a tree. we have glue and paint and hardware and rope. here we've taken hardwood. we glued them together to give them a big enough surface to cut out into any shape you want. i love your flower. drill a hole. this is a one-inch bit. wear safety goggles. we go right through that. the rope is going to go through here. >> and tie a knot at the bottom? >> yes. here's the key, we're going to put it into a branch in a tree. you don't want to tie the rope around the branch. we're going to take a bolt, drill through, secure it through, and then we have a thimble, and the rope

. >> from nbs news, this is todayt withh matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1 a in rock feller plaza. "t >> good morning.s welcome to today glad to have youu with us. >> we've got a lot happening int your wofrld right now. n oo right. right we're going t start with this breaking noutz of london a van slamming into people outside a mosque with city's mayor calling this a horrific terrorist attack. a we've got complete cover morning. let's start with billllet' neal is at the seen for us. bill, good morning. what happened. >> reporter: this is britain's fourth terror attack in as many months and the nird london in tr which a vehicle was used as a e weapon. but this one was different on because it. seems that a group f religious worshippers was s aft targeted. minutes after anotherer deadly terror attack and the injured are treat where'd they fell, fe rammed by a van at high speed. t >> basically drove on the pavement coming straight towardi all the muslims and as he's coming to them he hit all of them. >> women and men onall of the f people flebleeding, there was skreemg. >

nb's white house chris continue has more on that story. >> reporter: good morning to you. despite the intelligence community agreeing that russia met eled in last year's u.s. election, president trump has been reluctant to acknowledge that even call it a hoax at one point. but over th w to finally acknowledge it and, in fact, couldn't stop talking about it using it as an issue to go after his predecessor. >> latching out against former president obama, president trump accusing his predecessor of at responding to russia hacking during the election. >> will just heard today for the first time that obama knew about russia a long time before the election and did he nothing about it. >> the president may have been referencing a washington post article about vladimir putin directly influencing that country's cyber attacks at the dnc. the report describes how the obama administration struggled to respond without making it seem political. one top obama official telling "the washington post," i feel like we sort of choked. >> if he had the information, why didn't doe something abou