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. >> we have overnight rk. the last couple nights northbound. you see flashing lights pushing yove theht two s of southbound 101. it ally happens around willow where they have got the n nstruction going otr is the oves at university. more construction and lanes ifd as you pass by university, the overcrossing there. by the time you get to embarcadero you're clear. no slowing on the sensors. uthbou side doesn't have traffic backing up yet. there be when they remove cones. i'll tryo warn you if i can. contra costa moving nicely, no problem east shore or bridge. smooth out of antioch but that's where we hadssues yesterday. continuing with updates there. laura, i'll send it off to you. >> some issues in the south bay. overnight health warning. if you live near the pittsburg antioch border, nearby junkyard fire caused concern i parts of contra costa . toxic fumes can be harmful if you breathe them in >> cheryl hurd has that par of the story plus theestigaon under way to finduthat happened. >> when a call like that comes, it's scy. hard things you work

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rights to do that and that will force angela merkel to politicalhim to her inferior or to f fire him and rkhwhole coalalition unravevel, resigning, possibly calling a vote of confidence. none of the options s are appepealing. now,we are hearing justst there is supposed to be a a pres conference in bavaria as we are speaking. there may be to press confnferences and also a joint press c conference that needs to be confirmed. it sounds like it could be a compromise. the stakes were high. >> difficult to see what her options are at this stage, then? see: it is difficult to where things will go. the shape of the deal presumably would build on what angela merkel has been proposing after .alks to find a deal she just wants to more weeks before the european union summit at the end of the month. as eu is being led by italy the acting president and the issue is migration. saying,erkel has been just saying, just give me two weeks. i want this to be a year p.m. solution. -- a european solution. this will just kick the problem into our neighbors and sending that means causing more problems in greece and

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with community stakeholders to ensure that harassment and bullying are removed from our campusesassrms rk. and students of color say they don't feel welcome at santa h sl >> i haven't seen any evidence that they are doing things to address the root cause of why it's a occurring -- why it's occurring in the first place. >> now the case is in the hands of the district attorney. they will be making a decision on whether or not to file charges in the future. >>> we have new information on the danville students found dead at the bottom of his high school pool last month. we're live with the autopsy results that put the tragedy in a en -- >> reporter: this autopsy report gives us the first real glimpse of what happened to ben curry at the pool that day. it's raising questions about transparency at the school and may lead his parents to take legal action. >> we are confused, especially his friends. we are like, he seemed fine. he seemed happy and now he's gone. >> reporter: it's been nearly one month since 15-year-old benjamin curry died during slim class -- swim class. students are still wonder

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. >> we're going to go to our questions now, and the way this is going to rk would, we have basically -- we're -- work, basically, we're going to work in threes. each candidate is going to be asked a question, and you have three minutes to respond. in light of the fact that we're here in the bayview, hunters point is right down the road. in light of all the disclosure of soil samples from hunters point shipyard, do you support industrial developmesupport a moratorium at the shipyard. >> absolutely, i do. the toxins have been in the research year after year after year. i have a lawsuit out here against leonards. it's the same thing when it comes to the toxins. it's not acceptable, and they would never do it in another neighborhood in this city. it's always bayview-hunters point that gets the raw end of the stick, always. [applause]. >> miss bravo? >> so i need a little support here, so i'm going to use my notes. thanks for your patience. so san francisco leadership in city hall got us into this pickle we're in when they did not plan for the influx of wealthy tech workers who now need h

rk reporter: mike and gail malone were lucky.t service agents working on their case moved quickly, froze the scammer's bank account, recovered their money, and made arrests. >> i can't begin to tell you the feeling that you have when you think a substantial portion of your life's savings is gone instantly, and it happened that quick. >> reporter: malone says the scammers are so sophisticated, that not only did they get into his email accounts, but they jammed his internet access and even diverted some of his phone cessages. john. >> dickerson: jeff, great reporting. when we come back, why melting ice in antarctica will impact many u.s. cities. i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making america's #1 shave. precision machinery and high-quality materials from around the world. nobody else even comes close. now starting at $7.99. gillette. the best a man can get. if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible

it's time to rk less and make more, the action begins right now. >>> let's get right to it.ake a look at a group of stocks that have been on a rally of the chart master says the charts are setting up for a bigger break out and one name in particular so break it down, carter. >> a real laggard area of the market down just 10% or 11%. is there follow through? rates are not going higher and so maybe let's start with that. this is a chart of ten year yields over the past 12 months and i think the key -- let's just draw some lines. the key takeaway here after a well defined bounce off trend we have under cut, which you can quite clearly see, and then we've thrown back right to trend and we started just, again, to under cut. it's not the greatest circumstance. it has all the look of a topping out formation. with that as maybe the backdrop, let's first talk about the home builder etfxhb. you have this big run up over the past two years and then this give back. now two things. this give back is quite proportionate in terms of the midpoint and if i put that trend line on there in and

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i would caution the left the president is no what he is doing and is committed to having the rk, compassionsecuritye border and security for the country. >> judge jesus you can do this legally because you had 20 days time. go but let's move on to what happened in minnesota. and overwhelming amount of people that were there, this area of minnesota traditionally democrat but didn't look like it last night. >> the numbers of people outside switched the venue to accommodate the people they did have is assigned the president maintains his support, his approval rating is high. the economy is gangbusters and that is what matters and the crowd, a remarkable statement and a reminder to the left that all these games and the american people notice what is going on but they support the president has been honest with them, made promises that they elected him for a particular reason to accomplish these things, they care about the quality of life for everyone including immigrants coming into this country and children so they have the security and safety required when they into this country. >> you are able to mee

on the humanitarian front, as you just heard, so much of our rk is the result of man-made crises. conflict and poor governance and so on and so forth. what we tried to do is break down some of the artificial distinctions in the work that we do. so food for peace, the office of foreign disaster assistance, so that we get rid of those artificial differences between emergency food relief, emergency medical relief. this, we think, will make us more nimble, more capable of responding. the other piece that we are trying to do is add resilience programming to that humanitarian response. so often, the key is not only responding to immediate needs but strengthening the capacity of our partners on the ground to extend future shock. we have seen a lot of example of where the work hoarse been successful. now, what we are trying to do is make sure that we en shrine that and institutionalize that so that we are set up to be able to respond quickly and to be mobile and nimble in the work. >> and we are seeing, of course, in so many of these situations that, you know, we end up putting more empha

rk reporter: mike malone, who owns a construction company in upstate new york, was ready to buy a vacation condo in this rfilding in deerfield beach, aiorida. last month, he received an email from someone he thought was his broker, instructing him to transfer almost $500,000 to an account at bank of america. >> my wife went to the bank that day, completed the wire transfer, and called me and anid, "the wire transfer is done. you might want to call and check on that." >> reporter: but when his broker dold him she had never sent an email, he realized his real estate deal had somehow been identified and targeted by sophisticated scammers. the email he received was different from his broker's email by just one letter. "y" was missing from the company's name and the money his wife sent had actually gone to a bank account set up by the tammers. >> i was thinking about having to go home that night and tell my wife that we had lost a significant amount of money and were probably never going to get ba back. >> reporter: investigators call the scam "business email compromise" and say it works like t

rk: marcus ashworth. what a busy 12 hours we've got. tune in for that live coverage of the fed's rate decision, less than three hours away. vonnie: can't wait for that. there's anz: development in the case against presiden trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen. he's likely to cooperate with federal prosecutors. the law firm representing him is expected to give up the case. prosecuts in seized 4 million documents when they raided his new york property and office. president trump there's no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. the president is back in the u.s. after the meeting in singapore with kim jong-un. kim said the econic sanctions.d to lift trump says opec is at it again. oil prices are t high, and he's blaming the cartel. he made similar comments in april. prices have appr80 a barrel recently. floating several proposals for increasing output. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm kailey leinz. this is bloomberg. vonnie: lots more ahead. up next, i will

nice thursday ahead rk here we come.levrmingpa ton sunny skies,th 8 friday toovrn father's day weekendway giayveawk w fool, temperatures maids be in middle 90 sz. let's check the forecast and erin como is back. >> that's a beautiful weekend. 5:17 now. southbound after 80 red speeds dipping down 30 miles an hour. 70 through 80 factor in extra pime. delay picking u in fact 31 minutes to get from inamera once hit 109 moving up to 80 that big delay is0 minutes because of that crash. c >> anothersh being blowing right shoulder 3 with the 99 the 5 northbound side seminary road. main lane sl. hov atpeed. adding 5 minute to commute. volume i light. speaking of light volume ill speed clem park. outer andpper loop side of citizens bank park beltway. it looksreat. if y head out and about no normal congestion through tyson's yet. things through laurel same at speed. if you head to baltimore today we're not seeing problems u upper loop or secondaries in mcclain. metro railway on time, back to you.no >> time 5:18 and developing this morning fire crews out west battling several wifires near a 1,000 f

rk: and from london i'm mark barton. cryptocurrency is not ready for primetime yet.t's according to the swiss bank for international settlements which warns the cryptocurrency suffered a range of short come -- shortcomings and could break the internet. when you sifted through the 24-page article, did you expect theociationmunication volumes could bring the internet to a halt, talking there about the software underpinning bitcoin? that's a big statement? >> yes, it really jumped out. one of several statements in this report that jumped out as being particularly poignant. usually, these reports that the b.i.s. puts out are arcane and technical. really, they were trying to make a sense this could influence and shap the debate around cryptocurrency. mark: yeah. bitcoin miners, using the same as switzerland. the sort of images that we can all get our head around. what's the general take on the b.i.s. and what it said? are many people supporting it? are there many people laughing? >> pro-crypto,ro-bitcoin, those building exchanges, all look at this report and say, what do

your father was the first physician to treat rk. you talked to rk about this. >> i did. he was campaigning with robert kennedy. first and foremost, though, my dad was a trauma surgeon. so to tell him how deeply sorry he was that he could not save his father was a real full circle moment. and he thanked me. he thanked me for my dad's service, and i thanked him for allowing my father to be of service to him. and so it was an emotional moment -- moments we spent together. >> michelle, i think of all the stories we have covered on this show and the story you did when you revealed your father was the surgeon i think is one of the most meaningful stories we've ever done on the show. >> it was a testament to the coalition of people that that man and that coalition was in that campaign. there were all kinds of people there. black doctors, asian nurses. there were teachers who were hispanic, and, you know, there were so many people, farm workers there from all over the state. my husband coins a phrase the gumbo coalition. and i would have to say he truly, truly had -- >> wow, it'

[roll call] >> >> supervisor breed: [roll call] rk: we have final approval approval. >> supervisor peskin: so those items are finally approved and the minutes adopted. next item. >> clerk: item 11. [reading] >> supervisor peskin: annette williams welcome. >> thank you. annette williams manager for manageable services at sfmta. at an earlier meeting you had questions abstained our shop around program and i wanted to give you a pick overview on paratransit and answer any questions you might have. >> supervisor peskin: it's on the website so we can also see it. >> yes. our three main modes of service are sf access, group van like people going to adult day center in taxi then the two additional services are shop around and van go and both of those are available to seniors or people with disabilities, so not just those ada eligible which are people unable to use our fixed route system. in the last period we had 85% on time and we completed 235,000 trips. 71,000 of those were wheelchair users and group van we did 189,000 trips. one of the things that's always important is vehicles in the van pr

(jrstone) rk s are already suspected in a recent fire that threatened san jose residents..ladeboe reports -- the city has already written more than 5-thousand dollars in citations. beginning monday san jose residents will start seeing signs like these on buses and banners designed to reinforce the city's policy that illegal fireworks are just that.chief robert sapien/san jose fire dept "....fireworks present a real threat to our community..."acting fire chief robert sapien.robert sapien/san jose fire chief "....often, fireworks end up in the hands of unsupervised children, they often result in injuries and they often result in property damage..." residents are encouraged to report illegal fireworks with a tool on the city's website. new this year is the means to upload visual proof of the suspected offenders, who face a minimum $5,000 fine.robert sapien/san jose fire dept. "....we're going to vet every single report that we receive the appropriate information before we proceed with the citations..."illegal fireworks are suspected in a fire that charred 71 acres last month d