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rick smith explains how they were able to do itsotsotantioch police chief tammany brooks is showing the tire skid marks from a sideshow that happened here at the delta fair plaza back in april. he says another sideshow was planned for this location last saturday but the community gave antioch police a heads upsotcheck out these tire burnout marks in the parking lot of the kohls shopping center in brentwoodsot sgt. rick smith/antioch police depart

rick smith explains how they were able to do itsotsotantioch police chief tammany brooks is showing the tire skid marks from a sideshow that happened here at the delta fair plaza back in april. he says another sideshow was planned for this location last saturday but the community gave antioch police a heads upsotcheck out these tire burnout marks in the parking lot of the kohls shopping center in brentwoodsot sgt. rick smith/antioch police department:

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rick smith/windemere real estate "...i don't think were in a bubble or a peak..." santa clara county realtor's associationrick smith just sold this home in san jose's burbank district. it was listed for $899,000 and sold for $1,250,000. there were multiple offers.rick smith/realtor "....it's an average home, 3-bedrooms, 2 baths, 11-hundred square feet, the burbank area is an up and coming area, theres a lot of things happening o nearby san carlos street and it's close to diridon station where the new google complex is planned..."prices for existing single-family homes in the 9-county bay area region are up 11-percent from a year ago to a record $893,000 dollars. in santa clara county, which saw a 25-percent jump over last april, the median-price is now $1,308,000, according to the real estate data firm core logic. alameda isp 11.8 percent while san mateo county grew 7 percent.rick smith/realtor ".....microsoft, google, facebook, apple, all of these companies are making substantial investments in land and office buildings across the south bay and peninsula and they'

i asked broker and past president of the santa clara county realtors association rick smith to explain on.rick smith/windemere real estatethe assocation's national research committee expects prices will rise another 8-percent for at least two more years.rob fladeboe/san jose "...no maer how you spin things it comes down tosupply and demand and right now there is a very limited supply of single family homes and a seemingly insatiable demand..." (ken) new at 6. button that plaid shirt and make sure your man bun is in place... because we have a list of the top hipster cities in the world. take a look. believe it or not no bay area city is in the top five. brighton and hove... brighton and hove... located in the united kingdom...is home to the most hipsters. portland... salt lake city...seattle...and lisbon, portugal...round out the top five. to the surprise of many... san francisco landed the 15th spot. oakland made the list at 21...and san jose is all the way at 158th. the list created by movehub...combined the number of vegan eatieres...coffee shops...tattoo studios...vintag e boutiques

rick smith/windemere real estate "...i don't think were in a bubble or a peak..." past president of the santa clara county realtor's associationrick smith just sold this home in san jose's burbank district. it was listed for $899,000 and sold for $1,250,000. there were multiple offers.rick smith/realtor "....it's an average home, 3-bedrooms, 2 baths, 11-hundred square feet, the burbank area is an up and coming area, theres a lot of things happening o nearby san carlos street and it's close to diridon station where the new google complex is planned..."prices for existing single-family homes in the 9-county bay area region are up 11-percent from a year ago to a record $893,000 dollars. in santa clara county, which saw a 25-percent jump over last april, the median-price is now $1,308,000, according to the real estate data firm core logic. alameda is up 11.8 percent while san mateo county grew 7 percent.rick smith/realtor ".....microsoft, google, facebook, apple, all of these companies are making substantial investments in land and office buildings across the south bay

rick smith/windemere real estate "...i don't think were in a bubble or a peak..."sident of the santa clara county realtor's associationrick smith just sold this home in san jose's burbank district. it was listed for $899,000 and sold for $1,250,000. there were multiple offers.rick smith/realtor "....it's an average home, 3-bedrooms, 2 baths, 11-hundred square feet, the burbank area is an up and coming area, theres a lot of things happening o nearby san carlos street and it's close to diridon station where the new google complex is planned..."prices for existing single-family homes in the 9-county bay area region are up 11-percent from a year ago to a record $893,000 dollars. in santa clara county, which saw a 25-percent jump over last april, the median-price is now $1,308,000, according to the real estate data firm core logic. alameda is up 11.8 percent while san mateo county grew 7 percent.rick smith/realtor ".....microsoft, google, facebook, apple, all of these substaial investments in land and office buildings across thsouth bay and peninsula and they're message

i asked broker and past president of the santa clara county realtors association rick smith to explain's going on.rick smith/windemere real estatethe assocation's national research committee expects prices will rise another 8-percent for at least two more years.rob fladeboe/san jose "...no matter how you spin things it comes down tosupply and demand and right now there is a very limited supply of single family homes and a seemingly insatiable demand..." (pam) ahead at nine... the kilauea volcano on hawaii's big island is not letting up as we take this live look at one of the fissures spewing lava... tonight there is ááanother growing concern now affecting many children on the island.... (grant) plus... if you're planning on heading out of town for the memorial day holiday--mother (grant) the island.... (pam) ahead at nine... the kilauea volcano on hawaii's big island is not letting up as we take this live look at one of the fissures spewing lava... tonight there is ááanother growing concern now affecting many children on the island.... (grant) plus... if you're planning on heading out

the site what was newsworthy and was going to hurt national security beyond the one chapter that rick smithalked about. momenta big deal in the it started to be published. surprising that the administration reacted strongly to it. the question was, what they do anything about it or simply condemn the times? as you mentioned earlier, thetions between the press, times in particular, and the nixon administration, or hostile. the one possibility could have which onenimize it, might do if one was afraid of national security secrets being revealed. it, and denounce the times, that is not the way the administration decided to go. creditpresident's and they historic treasure trove by taping his oval office conversations. will listen to a portion, what was on june 13, alexander haig, and richard nixon, and henry kissinger and richard nixon, talking about the new york times and how the administration should respond. [video clip] very significant, the most highly cut spot documents of the war. >> i didn't read the story. >> that was leaked out of the pentagon? >> the whole study done by mcnamara and c

to decide what was newsworthy and what would hurt national security, beyond the one chapter that rick smithalked about. but it was a big deal from the moment it started to be published. and it was not surprising that the administration reacted strongly to it. the question was, would they do anything about it or would they simply condemn the "times"? as you mentioned earlier, relations between the press, the "times" in particular, and the nixon administration, were hosti hostile, and the one possibility could have been simply to minimize it, which one might do if one was afraid of national security secrets being revealed, to minimize it and denounce the "times." that's not the way the administration decided to go. >> the nixon administration, president nixon, created a historical treasure trove for the country by taping his oval office conversations. we're going to let you listen to a portion of two of them, one on june 13th between alexander haig and richard nixon, and then right after that, henry kissinger and richard nixon talking about "the new york times" and how the administration shou

and rick smith has some news apparently, and i don't know, david. i thought it would be. just a lot of stuff i didn't expect, and apple threw everybody off. >> yeah. >> everybody because all the analysts truly felt -- >> try and get a little rest this weekend just a little. >> no, i have to work tomorrow >> i'll see you back here monday i'll hopefully be well rested. >>> more on what warren buffett told our becky quick keep it here e rhythm of the wor. but to us, e rhythm of the wor. it's the pace of tomorrow. with ingenuity, technologies, and markets expertise we create the possible. and when you do that, you don't chase the pace of tomorrow. you set it. nasdaq. rewrite tomorrow. your company is and the decisions you make have far reaching implications. the right relationship with a corporate bank who understands your industry and your world can help you make well informed choices and stay ahead of opportunities. pnc brings you the resources of one of the nation's largest banks, and a local approach with a focus on customized insights. so you and y

i'm rick leventhal in for shepard smith. dow up nearly 300 points right now near closing around 25,000. "your world" with neil cavuto is next with details on why the market is doing so well on this day. have yourselves a great week. stay tuned. >> neil: all right. stocks surging as rick pointed out. the wise house and china seem to put off their treat beef for now. another least week or so, we're told. much more on the impact from a growing optimism about a trade deal. meantime, much concern about being in a certain room at the white house. can you imagine this going down? the president sitting town with rod rosenstein and fbi director christopher wray. the meeting was scheduled a week ago but a lot has happened since and in house. this comes against the president investigated intohe

you get tired of feeling like you are victimized rick >> reporter: azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a former high school teacher is facing charges of the.. christopher kaldy was charged with misdemeanor sexual battery. longtime music teacher is accused of having inappropriate conduct with a 22-year-old former staff member. he was arrested on new allegations. after a high school student reported he sexually assaulted her on campus last year. the format music director has been on leave since march. he said kaldy made inappropriate content -- contact in 2011 and 2012. >>> police officer accused of sending racist or homeless -- homophobic text messages. a judge ruled that one year statute of limitations expired and the police department waited too long to punish the officers for exchanging those texts, which included slurs against african-americans, latinos, and members of the lgbt community. they said that san francisco police department acted appropriately. police commission canal hold disciplinary hearings against those officers. >>> in about half an hour, mayor mark farrell is said

. >>> i'm rick in for shepard smith. live at the white house where president trump is expected to meet at 3:00 p.m. with christopher wray and rod rosenstein. after the president demanded that the justice department find out whether the f.b.i. spied on the trump campaign for political reasons. i talk to a journalist about why he says the president is entering treacherous territory. that is coming up when i fill in on "shepard smith reporting." >> dana: the democrats starting to embrace healthcare on the campaign trail for the midterm. this is as many republicans candidate shied away from attacking obamacare after the g.o.p. controlled congress failed to repeal the program. joining me is former director of strategic communications for hillary clinton. and also the managing editor of "the blaze." i have felt that the republicans are leaving some room for them to be attacked because healthcare is an important issue. this poll out from the kaiser poll. so maybe i'm wrong here. percent of the registered voters who say healthca

i'm sandra smith. >> rick: i'm rick leventhal. great to be with you. bill hemmer off today.ails on the firing of mccabe's boss james comey and the rationale leading up to it. the previously unknown account is in the hands of robert mueller. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in washington with more on this. >> thank you, rick. fox news has previously reported that former f.b.i. deputy director an drew mccabe wrote personal memos about the president's firing of his boss james comey and they were turned over to robert mueller. mccabe describes a meeting where deputy attorney general rod rosenstein told those in the room that president trump wanted mr. rote to include russia in his memo later used as the basis to fire comey. the deputy attorney general declined. it confirms elements of reporting by "the new york times." the source tells fox news that the deputy attorney general gave mccabe a copy of a draft letter firing comey written by president trump and that letter has since been given to the special counsel as well, rick. >> rick: mccabe has been a

mary barra from general motors >> mercedes-benz >> rick, honda north america >> representing seven of the manufacturers. >> john bazella. >> brian smith of north america. >> scott pruitt, epa >> mr. president, thanks for having us. jim hackett, ford motor company. >> we know you well. so these are the biggest in the world. we're going to be talking to them, and we want them to build more cars in the united states and also build them here and ship them overseas we're doing a reverse act. and that's going to be something i think that's happening, and we see it happening, a lot of it has to do with the great tax cuts and tax incentives that people have been given and we have other incentives coming so we appreciate you all being here and thank you very much, everybody. appreciate it. thank you. >> do you have confidence in administrator pruitt >> yes, i do thank you very much, everybody thank you. >> time to go. >> say it. >> are you concerned nafta may adversely affect - >> we'll see what happens. we're negotiating nafta. i have never been a nafta fan, as you know. nafta has been a terrible deal for the united states, one of the worst g

. >> jeff smith, you think this is a deliberate signal to the mike flynns, those who are cooperating already and also manafort under indict, not cooperating. rickael cohen and others in the president's inner circle. >> one has to consider that. if i were any of those individuals, i would think going to the president and asking him to exercise his pardon power. i worry, as i also said in the article that if we get into the impeachment president that the president may use all of his powers and abuse them in ways we have never seen them before to try to protect himself and what that would mean for the country as a whole. >> thank you. still ahead, protecting the children. right now president trump is meeting with the families of the santa fe high school massacre victims. what is being done to prevent future school shootings? stay with us. to most people, i look like... most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica d

rick -- honda, north america. >> [inaudible] alliance of automobile manufacturers representing -- [inaudible] >> sean bozzella with -- [inaudible] >> mr. president, brian smith -- [inaudible] >> yes. >> scott pruitt, epa. >> mr. president, thanks for having us, jim hackett, ford motor company. >> we know you well. so these are the biggest in the world, and we're going to be talking to them, and we want hem to build more cars in the united states and also build them here and ship them overseas. we're doing a reverse act, and that's going to be something, i think, that's happening. and we see it happening. a lot of it has to do with the great tax cuts and tax incentives that people have been given. and we have other incentives coming. so we appreciate you all being here: thank you very much, everybody. thank you. >> [inaudible] >> do you have confidence in mr. pruitt, mr. president? >> yes, i do. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> are you concerned that nafta may adversely affect -- >> we'll see what happens. we're negotiating nafta right now. i've never been a nafta fan, as you know, nafta's been a terrible deal for the un