. >>> and silva's mother flew in rom brazil soon after the w in incident happened. he's currently going through rehab in reno and he hopes to rejoin the earthquakes in the 0 2017 season. >>> a man is in the hospital after a armed robbery. an suv that officers found on the sea wall near the berkeley peer around 3:00 thirty this morning. he had been robbed and shot in the neck before he crashed. the car was towed away and the roads around caesar chavez park, where the berkeley kite festival is happening were closed for several hours. >>> a 68-year-old man is under arrest on suspicion of dealing hard drugs. al here at the gloen brook terror -- he's accused of selling cocaine, and black tar heroin from the parking lot of the complex. they seized suspected drug money from his apartment. he has 14 prior feltany convictions for drugs, burglary and petty theft. >>> thousands of people rallied to protect the future of health care. it's part of a national day of action and included several events right here in the bay area. cornell bernard is live with nor more. >>> this rall

. >>> and silva's mother flew in rom brazil soon after the w in incident happened. he's currently going through rehab in reno and he hopes to rejoin the earthqu earthqu eartr 2017 season. >>> a man is in the hospital after a armed robbery. an suv that officers found on the sea wall near the berkeley peer around 3:00 thirty this morning. he had been robbed and shot in the neck before he crashed. the car was towed away and the roads around caesar chavez park, where the berkeley kite festival is happening were closed for several hours. >>> a 68-year-old man is under arrest on suspicion of dealing hard drugs. al here at the gloen brook terror -- he's accused of selling cocaine, and black tar heroin from the parking lot of the complex. they seized suspected drug money from his apartment. he has 14 prior feltany convictions for drugs, burglary and petty theft. >>> thousands of people rallied to protect the future of health care. it's part of a national day of action and included several events right here in the bay area. cornell bernard is live with nor more. >>> this ral

. >>> a reward has doubled for information leading to the killer of a rom innocent bay area attorney who was shot and killed outside of his home in el cerrito. family friends and of james gileland have announced a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of his killer. he was returning home from choir practice when he was shot and killed. a pastor from the church where he was a member read a statement from his family. >> we believe that someone listening or watching could help solve this crime. please, please step forward. >> the 62-year-old gilleland was a partner at the san francisco law firm kilpatrick, townsend, and stockton. >>> an old-time san jose delicious is getting ready to shut its doors for good. the owner says a lawsuit has left him with no other choice. as jesse gary reports, the changing times caught up with the deli that got its start back in the 1950s. >> reporter: for generations, culinary creations from time deli have pleased south bay palates. >> we come and get lunch all the time. >> reporter: sadly, time is not on the side of this 67-year-old

. >> didn't you think i could be in a rom conif i wanted. >> people kept saying that to me on set.u should have done a ron con. >> never said it to me. >> compelling in the i.t. ooers him. white head keeps the audience more on edge. >> i wanted them to see faces on the screen they have never seen before. they don't know who will live who will die. they don't know. >> whitehead seems in the sudden transformation of his day to day lifestyle. >> people keep saying you won't be able to walk the street. >> i keep hearing that but i keep walking the streets and nothing's happening. i'm actually a bit disappointed. no i don't. >> do you have advise what will become when the film comes out? >> run. >> no i think -- finn's a great guy. i don't think he will have any problems. it's just fun. >> meanwhile, nolan's urge to break new ground visually, seen in the air, dog fights in vintage aircraft captured in flight by imax cameras. >> there's a lot of planning and preparation to get the camera right where the pilot would be. right over his shoulder. a romanian plane with two cockpits with the

editorial rom the board of the "wall street journal" today. ary is in gray, maine, independence, an independent, go ahead, carrie. you, c-span, iank learn more from watching you news, my on any complaint, i'm 57 years old and health at to have insurance, if you get a job. job, you n't have a can't get -- people don't want people 55 to 65, so it is almost impossible to find a job. been on both ends of the and have medicaid employer health insurance. ow i'm totally stopped iscriminating against old people and hire people, educated educated -- no one wants higher, health insurance will be five times more for an employee, so can legally discriminate against what i don't understand. host: thanks for the call. sharuke, line for democrats, good morning. name is sharushgs ke, i have a question. much medicaid how -- be cut and what would depend on finally gets voted on. there will be a lot of .endments to this process some estimates over $800 billion a decade in one of the versions of the plans, we the final plan will look like, can't give an lot of sw

chief political correspondent scott thuman is in the news rom to explain. scott? scott: good question. republican, president trump and the -- remember, president trump and the congress set a hi lightning fast legislation on healthcare. but they are finding there are problems. president trump: i'm in the oval office next door pen in hand waiting to sign something. scott: patience on healthcare or any other hot button issue is a virtue he will need in abundance. despite demands. >> inaction is not an option. >> is it scare to call this is a do-nothing congress? >> they have done relatively little. they have quet to finish work on the big legislative projects, healthcare and tax reform. scott: kicking the can down the road regardless of who is at fault or the motivation is a pastime. in this case, a divided republican party combined with reluctant democrats means promises of day one results like repealing obamacare or tax reform are one party controls the congress the expectations are higher that they should follow through on what they say they will do. scott: not a

vehicle rom a mobile that makes it harder it identify and if necessary track and a conflict.g so the missile was flown at an trajectory, it wouldn't fly over japan and reentry to test a vehicle to protect a warhead during an actual flight. to normal been flown rajectory, it could hit 6700 kilometers, all the way to alaska, and that is likely not maximum range. host: you wrote in may/june issue of foreign affairs, the greatest nuclear emergency since cuban missile for the t is past time united states to act decisively. in the wake of this week's test, that now mean? guest: some advocate preventative military strike in sense of preventing north korea from completing development of its icbm. actually disagree with that. think it's unnecessarily provocative, even interception of the missile in mid-air or or more launch stand extensive bombing campaign for all-out ential war. we did war games or table-top exercises, and the allies always won, but it was the casualties thousands and of that was before we estimated they had nuclear weapons. so what we need to do is pressure on north korea.

captioning sponsored by cbs capt ce video from a rece >>> ive f rom the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. we have been asking why won't b.a.r.t. release surveillance video from robberies on trains. we found the answer in a memo and now it has us asking more questions. >> kpix 5's melissa caen found out they don't want you to see the crimes being committed for fear of inflaming racial tensions. >> they are fearful about the stories that have come out about the attacks. the assaults. the thefts. >> reporter: in the last three months there have been three rob robberies on b.a.r.t. april 2640 kids boards the train and robbed 7 passengers. beating up two of them. june 28, four kids assaulted aparage and mead off with a cell phone. and june 30 a woman had her phone snatched. a good samaritan was on hand to retrieve the phone. why won't b.a.r.t. turnover the surveillance video for any of the incidents? she had the same questions but here is the answer she got. >> to release the video would create a high level of racially insensitive commentary towards the distri

we have video fw rom xt. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care.earle. victim dean finocchiaro will be laid to rest. hou mourners will gather beginning at noon. last week authorities the remains of the four young men on a farm. cosmo dinardo confessed to participating in the four murders. sean kratz is charged in three of the killings. bucks county district attorney is overseeing thes have of the killing free. the remains of three of the victims were found inside a 12 foot hole at the dinardo family farm. the d.a. needed the accused killer to tell investigators where to find the last victim. deanna durante sat down with the district attorney for an exclusive interview. he shared emotional hospitals during the investigation including the moment he had to deliver difficult news to the victims' families. >> i've never heard of a case like this around here. >> reporter: it was an intense week plus search. and when it was over, he told the families of four missing men their remain were found. >> i'll replay that all four of them very often in my mind. i

police are reviewi rom the buses. >> to see this instance where a group of ten young adults would go so far to follow the victim and attack him, that's very brazen and alarming. >> police are reviewing surveillance video from the buses and hope to release images of suspects in the coming weeks. >>> a street vendor selling flowers in river side county taken down by a police officer. we have the video and explanation from police tonight. >> reporter: it happened a month ago, but this video of a police officer arresting a woman selling flowers without a permit is getting around on social media now, and it has a lot of people talking. >> that is wrong. they should never do that. no. >> just like the guy that got beat up on the airplane. same stuff, same people. same thing. >> reporter: it was taken during the paris high school graduation ceremony. a witness that didn't want to go on camera said several street vendors were walking into traffic to sell flowers and police started citing them for not having permits. this woman was the only one that resisted, trying to leave several times. to

president trump working with this congress is absolutely committed to rescuing the american people rom the disaster of obamacare. [applause] we all know the truth. every day obamacare survives is another day that american businesses and american families struggle. we all remember the broken promises they made to get obamacare passed. they said if you like your doctor, you can keep him. not true. they said, if you liked your health insurance, you could keep it. not true. we were told the cost of health insurance would go down if obamacare passed seven years ago. that one's absolutely not true. in fact, our administration has confirmed that the average premium on the individual market is more than -- has more than doubled since obamacare went into effect. less than four years ago. and in many states it's more than tripled. when obamacare passed, we were actually promised that families would save up to $2,500 in premiums every year, but the average obamacare plan today costs nearly $3,000 more than a plan did in 2013. but i don't have to tell small business owners about the struggle and t

there are references to a rom based drink called the haitian libation but i cannot find a recipe. by all accounts it was awful but fdr really liked to make. the presidential tests and believed a non-executive chef was in charge of feeding the animals that though warehouse -- white house but there was the time when the white house that the step up plans and this was the dog weeks that was on the scene firsthand according to white house reports march 9th, 1934, there were fried eggs and ham set out for the resident staff. the cook made this and then stepped away but then all of them were gone. they realized because winks had helped himself. the press had a lot of phone they actually made up picture of him but the cook was very upset so soon after words it was announced winks was leaving the white house to spend part time with his family. [laughter] but one thing that is interesting is over time it is that three boxes as a culinary artist celebrated at the time. so it was not grey. people would have second thoughts whether to come to a big dinner. i was engaging in a little bit of ra

we -- everybody rom the top down, mr. trump seems to be ignoring what the plaque says or doesn't know what says and many persons for muslims are ignoring the plaque ignore it and it's disturbing to me that this is case. i really wish people would stop and look at that plaque and read in what it means and what it says. that's my comment. host: mirial calling from rooksville, florida, on the republican line. good morning, mirial. caller: hi. hat happened to the rules on ellis island, they had to have a to speak nsor, had english and they didn't bring in diseases? that is gone. i go into stores, nobody speaks another thing is like they said, muslims, i'm not religion, but now i just heard like they have to the day rtain time of in a job, now that's not nice person that hired them. they have to have a certain time to do their religious stuff. now a christian, they have a sunday, they go on a sunday. have a certain day. here, they make it all different not going to be america anymore. against any religion, they should go by wh

annapolis in rom 1901. lake orn on the banks of erie in 1878 but through his focuses on , he submarines and aircraft. he's very much a brown shoe that l coming out of aviation wing of the american navy. fiery temper.y and i think like some other folks we could mention, there's middle ground with admiral king. he either had his supporters or ors.detract one of his daughters famously daddy, daddy? oh, he's the most even tempered know. i he's always in a rage. [laughter] wasnd i think that probably king.al to ter nimitz is more apt put his arm around you and say let's get this thing done together. grows up in fredericksburg, texas. family. he went off to west point. west point. go to very definitely. but he went to annapolis because many calvary officers at that point who had wanted to go to west point and the xhoong said i have annapolis.for what if you go there? and he agreed. his parents who were, again, german immigrants supposed d, well, i'm to take a foreign language, what do you recommend? nd his german

kumail nan—jiani is being dubbed as the first muslim rom—com hero. worry about being judged, you're always going to bejudged and you can't really control how people judge you. all you can control is what you make and put out there, so i've really only thought about that. you are being called hollywood's first muslim rom—com hero, how does that feel? terrifying, it's not something that i had really thought about, ifeel like in the uk people of indian— pakistani heritage are more integrated into pop culture, whereas in america it is still pretty segregated to see like a brown guy in a movie is still novel. do you feel that responsibility of representing an entire religion or ethnicity or culture? i really don't want to feel that responsibility, it is a lot sometimes people will see and be like, "we want more representation but why this guy? he is not good looking enough, or smart enough for... 0r talented enough." and i like, iagree with you it shouldn't be me. it should be someone else. i have been dating this girl, she is white. a white girl?! you ca

quite an historic day because it is also 20 years on rom the handover of hong kong back to china.kong was actually a colony and it was handed over to china under a deal which said one country, two systems, 20 yea rs said one country, two systems, 20 years ago. a huge fanfare. and emotional prince charles was there. it was a big, the day. now, 20 years on, we are seeing hong kong celebrate that handover and carrie lam, as well, being sworn in as the new chief executive. you can see many people they are. let's cross now to our correspondent juliana liu, who's in hong kong. what can we expect from this ceremony? i am locatedjust a what can we expect from this ceremony? i am located just a short stroll from the convention centre where the inauguration is due to ta ke where the inauguration is due to take place. the chinese president is in town. the 20th anniversary of hong kong returning to china. carrie lam will be the first woman chief executive of hong kong and at the fourth person to hold this position since 1997. her background is as a career civil servant not she started out ser

captured a thief stealing a jeep battery in broad daylight this happened last thursday at 20th and rom bar. police say they have noticed similar thefts since may especially involving jeep wranglers. >> unfortunately the jeep rank gary is tempting target. it's easy access to the hood compared to 2017 to 2016 we're up about 41% as for as our car thefts are concerned. >> that's not good. police say you can buy devices online to lock your car battery for about 70 to $120. investigators are still looking for this suspect and his honda civic that has pennsylvania plates. >>> officials are also searching for a suspect after an 11 assault and robbery at center city atm. investigators say the woman seen in this surveillance video punch add woman in the face then stole her bank card and cash. this happen just after midnight on july 13th at the td bank on the corner of broad and sansom streets. if you recognize that woman, please contact police. >>> well day three of eagles training camp and the last chance for some of the players to earn a spot on the roster. >> leslie van arsdall is live again

what is on your mind, after this busy week, take a the look at some of headlines across the country rom montgomery, alabama, the montgomery advertiser, the big story on front page of that trump session spat felt in alabama. jeff session's ome state has headline when it comes to this week's news n. trump's virginia, lawyers taking aim at mueller at president ng contemplating whether there are on the s of interest part of the special counsel and lso in arizona, the arizona daily star says cancer isn't silencing mccain in latest stage of storied career. on s about senator mccain the vow to return despite diagnosis from brain cancer this week. mate on the line from alabama, home state on democratic line. hi. caller: hi there. are you ready for my question? ost: go ahead, what is on your mind, maddie? aller: this was regulated by the section on -- on immigration capps, randy capps. i didn't get through then, but question is about visas and i for somebody to that a foreign nvestor who spents 500 million -- excuse me, half a $500,000 in america can get visas with no opcasion for and their fami

stay with us, still to come: we go to shanghai to examine a mud rom. —— run.s died after suffering an adverse reaction to a psychoactive substance, commonly referred to as a ‘legal high‘. the teenager was found unconscious in the early hours of this morning in a park in newton abbot in devon. she later died in hospital. two other girls were also taken to hospital as a precaution. it is important to me that people don't use the term legal higher, because these are usually illegal drugs. people are playing the ultimate price for this, it is not worth experimenting with your life. one of two teenagers arrested by police after a series of acid attacks in north london has been charged with 15 offences. among the charges the 16—year—old faces are five counts of grievous bodily harm with intent ,three counts of robbery and four of attempted robbery. he'll appear in court on monday. the second teenager has been released on bail. tributes have been made to the world—renowned iranian mathematician, maryam mirzakhani, who has died of cancer in the united states. the fort

[indiscernible] -- another talkingust i heard king about waiting to see reaction rom republicans with this repeal and delay. the health care bill. what are three key talking to the leadership is oing to come up with and tom perez and other people going to votes -- re host: sherry, quick question, on the independent line. vote for -- did you vote for hillary clinton in the 2016 election? you previously supported bernie sanders? actually voted my vote for the past presidential moving to ince virginia, i did vote for a democratic candidate in the primary. host: we'll let you go there. guest: well, there is no my mind that the next election next year will be about jobs and the economy. is no two ways about it. be to dissect the republican budge sxet show how hurtful it is. 62 in the budget presented to us and in america by the when they party, claim they were not cutting and social is example, ecurity, there is 62 to 64 billion dollar on the cut, when go in and ough and community that to folks, around our economy. got to get the economy 12,000 -- weeople need to train people in those obs,

being offered to the families on the basis of a temporary 01’ families on the basis of a temporary or rombe permanent occupation and many of the 14 who have accepted the temporary move will also be considering whether those properties that they have accepted are suitable for them for permanent positions. so once the 68 have been allocated, that still leaves dozens of families awaiting permanent accommodation. how long until they are living in hotel rooms and the permanent accommodation is available? how long it takes to get permanent accommodation relies on each individualfamily, permanent accommodation relies on each individual family, that circumstances their views, their feelings in relation to where they wa nt to feelings in relation to where they want to move to and what sort of accommodation they are prepared to accept, how they feel about different types of accommodation. the majority want to be in the same borough. i think brown competitive factors into people that think they wa nt to factors into people that think they want to be any particular location go to see a property in th

a religious called from the 1970's onwards, recruit eating ,rom early ages, trained them infiltratedsectors, and grabbed the power increasingly in judiciary, police, and the army. last year, they tried to take over the country. this is a criminal network. this criminal network has massive infiltration into government agencies. has a business empire. handling ofturkey's the aftermath of the coup attempt is complicated. from our side, it is hard to understand how to explain. turkey should be given the benefit of the doubt. have reports to the democracy isf -- stronger because we are going after these rogue elements. it is not -- it was not an ordinary coup. therefore the response has not been limited. that is why you have such a separation from the state and the efforts in the aftermath. once you understand that, even if you are not going to show solidarity or empathy, you need to give the benefit of the doubt. how do you think investors feel about turkey in a climate where people are being arrested and detained pretty easily? >> you need to understand that all the arrests are only lim

that has been a part of the discussion and that is something that those sectors are big beneficiaries rom. that is where their interests and focuses tend to lay. peter: under other chances that have a particular chance of happening you are pushing for, or is your attitude that we need to start over with a whole new bill? rick: when we look at the packages before us and we look at some of the tweaks that are being considered, we don't think they go far enough. we would say let's reset and restart. we have a list of concerns which we wish they would address, but they don't seem to be moving in that direction. hey are pretty big as it relates to the medicaid cuts and as it relates to the issues around people maintaining the same level of coverage we have now, but it appears as if the focus will be more on tweaking the existing bill as opposed to a restart. that is why we are where we are. anna: senator ted cruz has proposed and amendment to the senate bill that would deal with obamacare regulations, one being pre-existing conditions. what are your thoughts on that? rick: we have concerns abo

i think what we will see this year's continued focus on removing harmful regulations ,rom the affordable care act getting rid of the taxes that are implemented, reducing health care costs and premiums will go down so that more americans can afford health care. tax reform will be a big driver. guest: i would be a little more worried. romina said, the president did make a promise when it comes to social security. let's be clear, social security is not just a retirement program. it is also a life insurance program and disability program, paid for with your payroll taxes. more talk on social security -- president trump said he wasn't going to cut medicare, but he also said he wasn't going to cut medicaid. the bill he supported, there are huge cuts to medicaid in these bills. lynn is on the republican line from san antonio. good morning. caller: good morning. right off the bat, not giving more money to a program is not cutting it. i hate to inform you of that. i will give you $10, and five dollars instead -- i haven't cut anything. let's get that nonsense out of the way. i want people to work

. >> itn't ha got to the the point where i have thrown the phone across the rom yet, but it's get ing> he works from home and says the calls have to stop. >> we are getting robo calls as many as 15 a day. >> reporter: he says he's complained to the ftc and it didn't seem to help. he says the callers are offering everything from lower credit card rates to special trip deals to home improvement products. >> we are on the do call list, which seems worthless. >> hooe also noticed the callers are becoming more clever to get him to pick up the phone. >> actually came in with a caller i.d. that had the name of a local college. >> the gets 200,000 complaints about robo calls each year. as frustrating as they can be, the they said not all robo calls are illegal. don't answer calls from unknown numbers. that i instruct you to hit a button to be taken off, don't do that because that's just one of the tricks they are using to make sure you are a real person. >>> and ask your phone service provide isser if it offers a robo blocking service. once again be careful. don't hit the butt. >> they are tr

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private sector wage growth went .rom 2.4% a month ago to 2.9% that is a rapid decline.no evidence to tell you to hike. we have heard full comments from some of the members of the mpc will have backtracked rapidly. i think the chances of a rate hike in august are nil. to say that uncertainty over brexit has actually diminished, that is simply not true. we have seen things in the auto sector, maybe these people have bets on they want to encourage people to follow that debt, but if you are sitting on the mpc, this would be a disastrous thing to do. if they do do this, they will quickly reverse it. vonnie: -- was dannyt blanchflower. equity firm kkr is preparing for a better future, promoting to executives, scott nuttall and joe bae. henry kravis and george roberts will remain as code ceos and cochairman. aedit suisse is working out plan that will focus on investing in its most profitable areas. the bank moved up a strategy meeting in june from the usual time of late august. credit suisse says the new plan should drive the bank's valuation higher for 2018. at wheret's look

he can make decisions on the battlefield and getting praise .rom military strategists josh: i would gofurther and say, veneration. whenever trump was in trouble, he would surround himself with generals. when he was finally forced to apologize for the birther slander. he calls the very strange press conference in his trump hotel, surrounds himself with all these generals. they wanted the visual of trump surrounded by x generals because it would project strength. he gave this rambling talk about how great trump was and at the very end, he said and i no longer believe obama was -- i accept obama was -- and trump hustled off the stage. charlie: at every stage in which , he seemsin trouble to go back to the base. is that the influence of bannon? josh: i understand why it was covered the way it was. to do something that trump , the kind ofto do pitbull that will go out there and fight for him no matter what. that is what donald trump wants the staff to do. it seems like people fall out of trump's orbit, but never forever. roger stone was in and out, and trump still calls him. one of the thin

. >> catch all of this at reality moms dot rom. >> angelina jolie defends ago game played during auditionson film base in the cambodia. >> trying to get the main raw, audition children for, they would give them money and say if you could use this money for somethig you don't have, what would it be? and the kids would say something, then take the money back. then they would see the reaction of the children. >> oh, my gosh. >> i know so she replied, that's not what happened. people were exaggerate ago little bit. she was in cambodia. >> i can't imagine her doing that. >> auditioning kids, stuff. >> how many seconds do we have left? >> are you ready? done with this? >> 202nd left. >> it is a monday. >> it is a monday, you're right. >> i'm waiting for the comcast cable guy to come today. >> what time? >> 11:00 to 1:00. >> you don't have cable? or are you switching? >> switching, switching it out. >> do you have triple play now?& >> getting the triple plan even though i don't have a telephone as appliance. >> it is cheaper. >> cheaper. >> have a good one everybody. did you know slow internet ca

washington,rom robert cost a is a national political reporter for the washington post, moderator of "shington week" on pbs, and i'm pleased to have him back on the program. welcome back. let's talk about jeff sessions and the fact he decided to stay on and what this split with the president means and what can we read into it? >> it was a stunning and revealing moment at the same time to have the president sit down with peter baker and maggie haberman and michael schmidt of the "your times as quote and talk to his frustration with his attorney general which can be traced back to jeff sessions austria decision to refuse himself from the russia investigation. ever since then, the president has been furious behind the scenes because he believes sessions recusal has left him personally and his administration vulnerable to attack from democrats, obama to the special counsel now being run by bob mueller. and it has created a suffocating cloud around the white house where the rest of the agenda seems to get stalled, and he traces a lot of this back to sessions who he thought could be his mana

so mac rom is maybe onto something here. —— emmanuel macron.ought that people thought french people were fed up with the class of politics for a generation or so. he has pulled back, he wants to talk not so much but let his actions speak. his actions today are very symbolic, but of course he can go too far. so far i think he has shown good judgment. it is fascinating. i want to make a mention of the official portrait that was released a few days ago. nothing is done by chance, this is a bit reminiscent of obama. the book just behind his hand is the memoirs of charles de gaulle, opened halfway through as if he has been reading it and just cast it aside. and it throws back to when he first came out in front of the louvre, looking like this fear with the pyramids behind him, the ode tojoy, the european anthem, everything is being very carefully calibrated in this presidency. nothing is being done by chance, no mistake that we are talking aboutjupiter and chance, no mistake that we are talking about jupiter and royalty chance, no mistake that we ar

sam quinones if suffered personally rom extreme pain, has he ever for instance experienced a ruptured disc? i had a hernia when i that's it.nt, ost: paul, go ahead, finish your comment. aller: any -- it is not my personal experience over decades of doctors pushing pain killers, far from it. are doctors out there doing this, that is been my but it has not personal experience and just to cho what a previous caller called in to say, you cannot get controlled on for a substance from a general practitioner anymore. hey will not prescribe controlled substances anymore. from degenerative disc disease, if you have decades of back surgery and nerve damage and you suffer event, you're out of luck, buddy. is t: again, i think this part of the problem we face as a suntry, this inability to find happy middle ground where people -- i know whatting it from, our system has this kind of production line quality no one is treated with the attention that they need or not a lot of people are. this is, i think, what the to, is s referring result of that, doctors are no, i'm not going to rescribe any of the

. >> reporter: the voter rom is where lawmakers can offer and limited -- unlimited number of amendments and it is expected to last through early friday morning. >>> fire crews continue to gain ground against the largest wildfire bringing california. according to cal fire the detwiler fire has burned over 127 square miles and growing by 100 acres overnight and now 75% contained. no more homes have been destroyed but over 1000 buildings are still in danger if the fire changes. >>> firefighters can get help from a tool now available in california, the 747 has been converted into the firefighters supertanker, "spirit of john muir", and it can carry 19,000 gallons of fire retardant or water but it does not have to drop it all at one place at one time. >> we use the example of the super soaker. fill it up with water and pump it a few times if you wanted to spray little bit or you could spray the entire building so you add more pressure.>> the fire retardant drops are controlled from the cockpit with no one in the back were the seats used to be.>>> we are definitely in the middle of wildfire s

rom emmanuel said you have to cut your losses.ryone said to cut your losses and go for something much more modest. a point i want to make, that's republican senators and president trump keep saying they will let it fail. and the way they site that it is failing, is that in iowa, only one insurance company on the individual market or in north carolina, they are are at x number of counties that only have one insurance company. there was zero insurance companies on the individual market before obamacare. if that's their definition of failure, then why did they want to repeal the thing that put those insurance companies in that business in the first place? >> that's great point. >> adam, imagine the situation in the senate now with majority leader who want a vote on this. knowing that that's going to be a problem in both directions. it's going to be a problem for some senators who vote yes. a problem for some senators who vote no. if they are forced to make that choice. and normally when a bill like this becomes hopeless, majority lea

and dropping out of the workforce but that is not what this chart says. 65 and older has in 1994 --rom 12.4% in 2014 -- 1994 2014.6% in the one that has gone down, the group that has gone down his the 25-50-year-olds who have declined from 83.4% participation to 80.9% participation. 25-54 year old group, peak earning years has declined by 2.5%. that times 324,000,005 relation is a .1 million unemployed people in peak earning years -- 8.1 unemployed people in peak earning years which does not square with your assertion. chair yellen: very quickly, it is true that people in the retirement years, 65 and older, are working more now than they used to. but the level of labor force participation over that group is dramatically lower than of prime age workers and an increasing share of the population is now moving into those years with low labor force participation. there is no conflict between the number that you cited and my statement that an aging labor force. >> time has expired. chair yellen: it has also -- participation of prime age workers -- >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from c

it's strange to me when you look at your pipeline and deal flow as opportunities for your rom romantic >> what else do you have to prove? you have the money. you have the power. you have the decision making ability. you have it all. like, why do you do this? >> you preyed on a group of women that you thought were too afraid or not in a position to speak up, and, clearly, you were very, very wrong. >> good for these women sharing these stories. now that they have come forward, what can be done? >> you know, i think part of it, when you talk to the women, like, we just want to get back to work, right, but we have a responsibility to share these stories for change to happen. what brings about change is a different structure, a way for these women to be able to tell these stories and actually report people who are misbehaving, and right now, the structure, you don't necessarily have that in a venture capitalist community where, you know, if people misbehave, there's no one to go to. the cofounder of linked in talked about an industry wide standard for hr to give people the ability to repor

host: conny from illinois, thanks for the accustom this is rom mark, friend of comey. and there's this from johnny. what has mueller done to earn my trust? no, i don't trust him. this story from "time" magazine, available online at time.com with the developing story about the president's tweets yesterday. "hours before he was to help commission a new aircraft carrier at a patriotic ceremony fired virginia coast, he a 2003 that shows how furious he remains over multiple investigations into russian meddling in the 2016 election. the tweets were unusual in their breath and scope even for trump given the wide variety of topics he touched on as saturday. his 10 tweets sent within two hours ranging from the russian investigation and attorney general jeff sessions to hillary clinton to the health care effort and his newly appointed white house communications director. trump said in one quote while they all have the complete power to pardon, why think of that when only crimes so far is leaks against us? calling it fake news." you can read the full story at time.com. let's go t

the already impressively performing rom-com shot into fifth place with seven- point-six million dollars."he ain't even listening."baby driver went into reverse, slipping from third to fourth with eight-point-eight million, while gru and his minions from "despicable me 3" dropped to three with 18- point-nine million."it's too larby? not larby enough." "spider-man: homecoming's" web wasn't sticky enough to hold on to first place for a second weekend. the web slinger swung into second with 45-point-two million dollars, bringing it's domestic gross to just over 208 million."what?"(nat growls) "war for the planet of the apes" won the weekend with a 56-point-five million dollar debut. the latest apes flick managed to just meet the low end of pundits predictions for it's opening frame. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (robin) a major hot spot in south san francsico sb 101 at oyster point. the two right lanes are closed the eto if 530 (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fiftee

>>rom the early morning to thee was at it all day.as a way to pay him back for coming out for the plan yesterday. >> bill clinton had total faith in his ability to persuade. he always thought if he got anybody in a room one-on-one he could change their minds. >> most of the rest of the day was spent on the phone to capitol hill to so many members that this afternoon mr. clinton said he'd lost count. >> it's close. this is the clinton presidency. all the stuff we want to do will not happen unless we approve this plan. >> as majority leader, i was concerned about what the outcome was going to be. we needed 50 votes and we were at 49. senator from nebraska, he had genuine doubts. >> until you get up to speak in the senate, i wasn't sure what he was going to say. >> president clinton, if you're watching now, as i suspect you are, i tell you this. i could not and should not cast a vote that brings down your presidency. >> by the slimmest of all possible margins, the president saved his budget bill and the political clout of his administrat

he wants there to be a focus on health care and that is why you're seeing him anticipating comments .rom him on the campaign trail, several rallies where it took that similar rhetoric, that similar strategy. the same battleground state they will be visiting tomorrow night. this is a white house that is looking to move on from the where theystigation hope the president gets back to a policy script. julia: even some that were carried over to protect their president, making it very personal towards him. filtering into the blue room at the white house. the fact that the senate democrats. there are a lot of elements. do we feel like we are closer to getting anything done? >> there is the midterm and long-term calculations. remember when everyone was good await for senator john mccain in that situation has become much more complicated with the full diagnosis of his illness. if a vote were able to pass, it is the political reality. -- prognosis on precisely even when you look at the president's tweets from the last couple of days, you see the repercussions will be far greater than any of them u

>> get a rom, will you?g, hello to reading, pennsylvania, waking up, common, i know it is tough after the holiday. we're here. you can get there. what's a song that we can play for to you get you up and moving around that bedroom? harm tag traffic jams. we got your forecast from the jam cams when we come right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> we've had violent night overnight. there were fireworks in the sky, unfortunately fireworks, bullet fire of a different kind, four separate shootings in there is than four hours, we've got a live report. also, we had some fireworks again that happened all over, this is hershey, pennsylvania, and then all of a sinned you can see what happened on the ground, there was a fire they had to contend with, what that did to affect the show, and the latest on all of that, as well. >>> now, we had our celebration, we had our fun, as bob kel i would say, now it is time to clean up. we've been pushing it off to this morning, lauren johnson out there with a live repor

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom michigan seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to pay tribute to an inspirational constituent and friend in my district, sharon loelio, who is working to plan a michigan law enforcement officers memorial monument in the capital city of lansing. this is important because michigan remains one of the last states to not have a law enforcement memorial and sharon is making it her mission to see that this doesn't fall by the wayside. by raising awareness of the issue of violence against law enforcement and the -- and honoring the fallen through a permanent memorial. once constructed it will be a place of quiet refuge for citizens to reflect on the sacrifices of the men and women who keep us safe. we have lost many officers in the line of duty and we owe it to them an their family and friends and their entire law enforcement community to honor them with a special tribute. i commend sharon for her hard work raising the funds and awareness for the m

some of those models are expected to rom out in september. >>> also new this morning, a half million dollars is reportedly going to going towards a downtown novato train stop. the marin independent journal is reporting that the mtc approved that money yesterday. that's coming from a grant fund known as the transit performance initiative for the sonoma marin area rail transit stop. the new stop is going to connect downtown shopping areas and it will be near the redwood boulevard and grant avenue bus facility. >>> electric car owners palo alto will now have more option when's it comes toing chag stakss but it will come at a price. the city will start charging roughly $2 an hour. it comes as the city doubles the number of charging station in public facilities. as we reported earlier are the city unveiled two new solar panels that will help charge some of those stations. well, if you're planning on flyer out, there's a new security rule you should be prepared four. tsa is starting to screen all devices larger than your cell phone, that includes e readers and tablets. they now have to go

guy: eric, great to have you on the program, eric le berrigaud f rom bryan, garnier and co.atest numbers from novartis. up next, we take a look at some of the movers this morning. ericsson, front and center, falling the most since october from last year. the stock is trading down by 11% this morning. absolutely smashed by the market on the back of that update. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: the cash equity open for nearly one hour now. let's talk about the stocks we have been focusing on. ericsson, certainly one of those, coming through with a disappointing update. the market is not reacting well, that is pretty much of an understatement. 70, stock now trading at 54. now down by over 10%. we have not seen the levels by quite some time. the ga of the markett has delivered. that is a two day chart. so notdown by about 10%, exactly a favorable outcome for a guy who has had the job for six months. clearly, expectation was mounting that he would be able to deliver. one of the stocks on the move this morning is the german online retailer. down pretty hard this morning. th

what can they deliver, it has been a tumultuous six months including the failed approach .rom kraft heinzanalysts recently because possible bid, seems they stepped away from something moved them away from it. let's talk about in terms of the strategy and where it goes and where the potential bid intensity is focusing demand in regards to profit. underlying sales coming in at 3%. 3.1%.timate was for just a touch below. in april they said they would do their margarine spreads division, this was in response to that bid approach, it could fetch 6.6 billion euros. we will see whether they have updates and we are for full-year guidance from the business. they said organic revenue growth had been between 3% to 5%. we will watch for that. the easyjet numbers, the past couple of weeks we saw shift, the average estimate was 375 million pounds but this is a shift upwards. .his is one of the last numbers this is an upgrade to the target, 380 tod 400 20 million pounds. the consensus was 375 which had risen by 1.6% over the past four weeks. we did some polling into these numbers. not only is it and upl

just a couple of inches of tar became a deadly death trap for those who rommed through here thousandshat? >> i think of everything underneath. it's a rich history. we get to open up people's eyes and their imagination and bring the past to life. >> black ooze still seeps around the museum. >> here at the museum all of these things come to life. they standp >> you're going to be digging through that stuff that is bubbling up through the ground right around here. >> yes. we're going to be sticky and dirty and love every second of it. >> this is where the magic happens and the researches come. >> almost every bone found near the tar pits is kept here, cataloged for further research. they help ledger identify one of her newest finds. >> so we can confirm it is a horse astrag las or an ankle bone. >> things keep turning up. a leg bone from an extinct camel and a tooth from a mastodon. >> they were found right bhiefr behind where we were standing. >> it seemses like a treasure trove under here. >> it is. we're finding more thing over here. it's been really fun. >> reporter: according to led

these are all stocks that play roms, i guess.ou know one of them is a pitching wedge, one of them is a pewter, one of them is a driver. there's a reason why some people would want to buy boeing and facebook and some of these other stocks instead but if you look at the picture overall i mean that boeing move is going to be about 48 to 50 points for the dow right off the bat if it holds into the opening bell so that's a pretty big deal. but boeing's not the only stock that a lot of people are looking at right now some people are trying to find at least some values in the overall scheme of the market, with stocks at record highs. so we tried to stake a stab at maybe doing something some traders are looking at which is try to find value and momentum in the market at the same time we ran a screen on the s&p 500 to look for stocks that maybe could be due for a bounce. s&p 500 stocks trading within 1% of their 50-day average price and have pulled back at least 5% from their recent highs. and, are still positive year-to-date so they stil