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we had a north, northwesterly breeze yesterday, nois more westerly. the water temps continue to be cold there. as that system digs in today and tomorrow, temperatures take a dip today, level off tomorrow and then things get warm to hot again. the fog will burn off sooner tomorrow, getting warm faster on friday and saturday. it looks just like last saturday. don't make me remind you. it was hot. >> it was hot last weekend? >> saturday. and then it cooled down fast sunday. >>> san francisco international airport is making changes affecting ridesharing companies like uber and lyft to reduce traffic jams. sfo is raising the fee for ridesharing companies that pick up or drop off passengers at the curbside to $5.00. also, it is opening a new passenger loading area for their services in the central garage to divert away soof the traffic. the airport is making its hourly parking garages free to everyone for the first 30 minutes to make it easier for all drivers to pick up or drop off pars away from the curb. >>> uber received its license to keep operating in

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e worse they can do is concentrate on everything we are describing as nois look. the g7, as significant as it is, is noise. the u.s. and north korean summit, okay that is all well and good and historic, but really nothing is going to be accomplished in a two-hour meeting that trump and kim jong-un are going to have in two hours. right? at 9:00 p.m. our time. therefore, as long as the news isn't negative, as long ashe th lines aren't negative about that meeting, then the market will be okay. right? what people should be focusing on is get rid of all that and fu should be focusing on as bob and you said, teral reserve, what they say on wednesday, what the ecb says on thursday and what the bank -- says on friday along with the broader macro dat which is really going to be all of those events is what price starts, righ is in the noise. g7 and the summit are not going to price stocks in the long term and just cause investors to get anxious. >> the expectation ishathe fed raises rates on wednesday for the second time this year. >> right. >> we wait to see what they migh

i'll let you noy relief comes straight ahead. >>> tourists rejoice a beautiful stretch of highway damaged by mudslides getting closer to reepg. >>> and which dish detergent does the >>> and a major reorganization tesla plans to lay off nearly 9% of the global workforce. now the electric car maker is under more scrutiny as it tries to ramp up production of the model 3. news reporter chris wynn has more from is silicon valley >> difficult but necessary. those were the words used by chief executive elon musk to plan to lay off 3,500 works. in a mo sent out this morning. musk roet in part tesla has grown and evolved rapidly over the past several years, resulting in duplication of roles and job functions that while they made sense in the past are difficult to justify today. tesla says the lay offs are aimed at salaries employees and won't affect workers on the pruks line. >> we won't know the effects for some time. >> tammy madison says the reorganization makes sense as they try to deliver a profit during the make or break forward as the company tries to introduce a mass mathematic electric ca

noi no i actually think they are as strong as ever.ck in full training for the first time since the belgian defeat on thursday. just from the 15 minutes of open training where the media are allowed in to witness what is going on, i sensed a real step up in intensity from previous training sessions. also a lot more focus and even when we were moved out of the training ground then, you could hear the players training anyway that i do think they have been training before. they realise now how serious this is. there is no margin for error. if england lose, they are going home on tuesday evening. and i think the penny has dropped on them. they want to prove that the defeat by belgian has not knocked the wind out of their sales. so they would train again tomorrow and on monday morning before flying out to moscow. then it is tuesday evening. they know it would be the first knockout win in any competitions since 2006 at the world cup. it would be the second since 1990 and only their sixth since 1966. there's a huge amount riding on this. it's

severe storm hitting the midwest overnight triggering flash floods and high water rescues in rockford,nois. >>> a major threat for millions continuing late into the night and all the way down s, to te al roker joining us. he's monitoring all. what h you most concerned? >> reporter: right now we are watching these systems stretching way utah all the to washington, d.c. as we go to the radar. you can see that line of t nderstorms we've got still a tornado tch for eastern half of colorado and as we slide down to the south you can see this low pressure system. you don't need to have a tropical system to rainfallssive and that's what we're seeing tonight. big storms firing up continuing to bring in and draw in tropical moisture. we've got a continued risk for flooding tonight into tomorrow from corpus christi and brownsville. we've seen from ten to 12 inches of rain and through thursday,e uld see isolated amounts of six to 11 inches between rockport, galveston and stretching on in to westernan loui flooding could be a major problem right on through thursday, lester. >> quite the soaking. al rok

but we start with the i team's dan noys. >> you have the ntsb preliminary report now, right. >> that's larry and ama we are learning more about what happened right before the crash. 30-year-old walter wong on on his which to work when the tesla slammed into the safety barrier damaged earlier. the ntsb confirmed that the model x batteries burst into flames but bystanders removed him from the wreckage and he later died. the ntsb says wong had been

sintay was arraigned two weeks ago and pleaded noy guilty... he was released on bond.is scheduled to return to court in august. (ken) the 80--thousand muni metro riders who pass thru the twin peaks tunnel daily got their first experience with a major distruption that's going to go on for two months. that 100 year old tunnel which extends from west portal to the castro is getting a much needed seismic upgrade and track replacement. construction crews clogged up west portal avenue today with equiptment. riders who rely on the m,k & l lines to get around will have to take bus bridges until the work is done in late august. muni says the effect of this closure will be felt by a lot more riders than just those who commute thru it. it is accurate to say this impacts three rail lines but it effects the entire system to provide the number of buses to bus a rail line you take a couple line, another off others so it will effect the entire system to some degree, obviously we appreciate the patience of our understanding that this is an essential project.(ken) muni says once complet

winds noi winds north 10-20. another ten-degree drop on monday. and we'll be in the 80s through next week's forecast. it's going to be very hot but you'll still be able to find relief. >> what a fun weekend. >> yeah, let us know when you find that pool. >> i'm workin' on it. >>> with another nba championship in hand, employers are enjoying another sport they love. we have andre iguodala young men and even a few teenagers... just >>> okay. meet the newest millionaires. young men in their early 20s and a few teenagers became instant multi-millionaires. as we speak, the nba draft is happening in brooklyn. the first overall pick, 7'1" deandre aton, the sacramento kings drafted marvin bagley second overall. >> the warriors have yet to pick in the first round of their draft. they own the 28th overall pick. >> but one of their other stars is chasing another passion, you know what that is, golf. we are on the greens with andre iguodala. >> you ever had a hole in one? >> no, i never had a hole in one. >> that was pretty close. that was really close. had so

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noy are countries who have relation to trade tensions like india and the philippines.t is more about korea and china. so look at underlying fundamentals that are stronger. when internal conditions strengthen, there is called for value. mark: salma ahmed, thank you. breaking news on tesla, let's bring in our reporter on the phone. musk has sepanywide email, responding to goldman sachs' analysts' predictions that they will miss estimates with a crucial model three this quarter. hero they are in for a rude awakening. this is from a story that reported goldman had expected the company to deliver 22,000, and that was short of what the analysts said. talk to us about what the ramifications of the companywide email will be? dana: tesla has always had internal build products. there are emails filing -- flying around about the quarter, whether they are achieving target. as we get to the last days of this critical quarter, a lot of people doubt whether tesla can make 5000 cars a week. elon musk is assuring his employees that they will make it. rude awakening is a clear indicatio

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. >> juan: you noy pulling your leg. last week, the nfl owners said they were setting new rules for this coming season to require the player sitting for the anthem will remain in the locker room. this morning he is tweeting out no escape to the locker room. the owners aren't even escaping. trump is bullying the players and the owners, am i wrong? >> jesse: i think bullying is a tough term, juan. i think we all need to grow upde about bullying here. these are billionaire owners making a fortune. i think everybody is a grown up here. he didn't like the settlement. he didn't like this kind of in between deal where you get to stay in the locker room for the anthem or you're going to come out and stand. he wants it all in. you're either 100% for the country and the flag, or we are not going to play ball. he's going to fight until he is satisfied that and we will see who backs down. seemed like the owners backed down a little bit. >> kimberly: jesse, any more highlights from the day? >> jesse: i'm a little nervous because when

the other big tng you should noi about is there's new financial numbers that reveal jared kushner ivanka made $82 million last year. all this as family talks up how they are not taking any government salary. >> he's a high quality person. he works for nothing. nobody ever reports that but he gets zero. he doesn't get a salary nor does ivanka. >> she and her husband have roles in the white house. you're a dual income family. >> we don't take an income. we've waived our salariesalarie. we filyht now. >> it's sofunny, as you know. be a no income family pulling down 82 million. >> ha ha ha. >> i wonder what you think this does as we gets the facts. there's part that doesn't care or understand that there is transparency rules, which they brought on themselves. i don't know if you watched the a team but mr. t would always say, you brought this on yourself. if they hadn't come into government to take these special plum neptisticitions, we wouldn't be learning about the financial disclosures. number one, we have to give up a lot of information and do you think this create a corruption of interes

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hanged and i read john anderson's letters letters and s verifiable affecting and people said, i had noy. >> the letters are in the book, by the way, very powerful. it makes think of letterses that julie wrotek to rochester. >> a couple of connections of history, julia wilbur went to everybody's ferry in 16 and write about visiting spot, includingy they were hanged. she did know frederick douglass and recounts once he came back to rochester, he talk about miss experiences, deciding whether to good or not go with john brown, so i love how even though these are supposedly unknown people, we're finding all these connections between them. >> rochester and obelland, that vortex. >> julia kept a primary and that was the base of how i was able to enter her life. the original diaries were at the college. she kept two set owes die voice a lot of going through them. and also had -- not so much personal letters but letters she sent to antislavery colleagues when she was in alexandra so we can enter her life and see what she saw. >> can you tell us about what she saw? she is coming from the north, d

they called it the club from noy because they didn't want to be identified but she and the people she persisted and they raised money to support the movement. so i'm always saying when you're movement oriented, you find ways to move social justice forward. georgia gilmore did that. >> rosa parks. rosa parks you may not know. see that sign on the highland center she was at highlander, and i showed that and that's the rosa parks, the young rosa park most people think of. at secretary of the naacp, dedidn't take dictation. what she did was she investigated lynching and rapes and things like that. that was a very serious position, and mrs. rosa parks just before she died. god bless her. now, daisy bates. head of the naacp in little rock, arkansas integration of central high school, the students are called the little rock nine but remember these are individual studentses. these are young people. these are people about the age of those marvelous studentses in parkland. i lived them up all the time. they range in age from -- the oldes one as ernie green, who was senior and graduated, the fir

the statements of this particular president are different for the reasons we all noi.hey are devic divisive and som they are blatantly unlawful like the campaign pledge he made of a plan to violate the constitution. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> against this backdrop, today the court also took an extraordinarily unusual step using this ma yojority decision that agrees with trump to state its view on a totallyunrelated historical case that until today remained a shameful precedent on the books in american court history. the supreme court infamously upheld the legality of japanese internment. a precedent that's been discussed a lot lately given trump's internment and separation of immigrant families. in response about the travel ban, the conservative majority on this court writes this. if old decision upholding internment was wrong the day it decided and has no place in law under the constitution. there is much important

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the market handicaps these things to too much or too little extent prior to them happening there's noys a trade based on an outcome. we have a buy the rumor, sell the news >> if you wanted to buy mcdonald's today because you thought something was going to happen where mcdonald's could take market share from somebody, you would make any investment decision on buying a stock based on what you thought was going to happen by virtue of what the fundamentals - >> what does the market already expect or what are you ahead of the market on? and that's not always clier. >> he's trying to get ahead of the market on what he thinks will happen. >> impossible to know whether or not the market agrees with what he thinks. impossible that's all i'm saying. very hard. >> kevin i give you the last word on that >> i look at it and say to my, cash flows on the largest cap companies in the country of canada are going to go up because government is going to cut taxes it's the same premise upon which i went long small cap stocks six months ago that proved to be right. because the policy drove through. in novem

but we start with the i team's dan noys. >> you have the ntsb preliminary report now, right. >> that's right. well larry and ama we are learning more about what happened right before the crash. 30-year-old walter wong on on his which to work when the tesla slammed into the safety barrier damaged earlier. the ntsb confirmed that the model x batteri bystanders remo him from the wreckage and he later died. the ntsb says wong had been using the autopilot for 18 minutes 5 a seconds before the crash. he set the autopilot to 75 miles an hour was following a slower vehicle. butt the model x stopped following the lead car and three seconds before the crash it accelerated from 62 to 70.8-mile-per-hour into the collapsed safety barrier. >> it's one job is to keep the tesla in the lane that it's in. in this case, we don't know why but it seemed to follow the lane line to its left that was actually an exit lane. >> self-driving car expert jim mcferz said no one explained why it left the lane and crashed. no comment from the company about the ntsb report. coming up op the news at 5:00 we will discus

gdp nois evidenced by atlanta and we're closing out the quarter.4.5 many analysts aren't that high but they're somewhere in the high 3s, low 4s. contrast that with the numbers in europe, numbers in china. look at the realty of what's going on in foreign exchange i can't tell you that it's an inherent strategy for the chinese central bank to be letting their currency weaken against the dollar, but there's a lot of reasons why let's face it, first of all, it is fixed so part of that is intentional, but part of it is also to combat the bigger slide as they have to deal with buying dollars to, of course, try to amealate what's going on there, and all of this, all of this, ultimately shows that the chinese and the europeans aren't on the upward trajectory of the u.s. so no matter what happens on trade, investors are very rationale and cognizant of that. can the trade deal go bad? certainly. when a couple fights it might start out as a separation and could easily end up in a divorce. i think that the real issue is, to avoid other than negotiations, micro

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the issue nois can he build on the momentum established by the summit one thing that has not been reported extensively is in the summit document it says secretary pompeo is going to start negotiations very soon to build on what was done at the summit that's critical. >> how hopeful are you in terms of handicapping where things are, having beened to the president just now, having seen the ines of this document. do you -- where do you put the odds >> we talked earlier about lou i spent 25 years talki ing about this issue i always want to keep the door open to progress, but i'm not going to be optimistic about it. >> because why >> i'm not optimistic because we have had in problems in the past there's no doubt about that. but we need to keep testing the proposition that there's a peaceful path forward. . >> what have been the singing poin -- sticking points in the past? >> one of the things is the bad political relationship when you try to move forward with agreements that deal with nuclear weapons, that are at heart of north korea's security concerns, if you don't build a political found dag