rosie has an incredible story. for fans decades i have to find out as much as i could from her. >> i want to take that book from you. >> i want to start reading it now. >> i just love reading stories like this. the courage that it teaks to do something like this. >> my grandmother always said you know you start your dreams not just circumstances and you have to go for broke. don't just not give up. go mad >> she even gave me a little rv without an engine as she calls it. >> it's got -- a map. >> there. >> all tieps of things. >> that thing is amazing. that is -- >> by this point i was just amazed. i didn't think the story could get any more interesting. >> and then she dropped this bombshell. >> the thing is that -- >> she sailed across the atlantic? >> in a 17 foot boat. if you go to her wikipedia page she ran across the sahara, nepal, ran around the world now she's running across america she is legendary she met the queen she got the mbe talk about living your life. >> and i just so happened to happen upon her. i

. >> i'm going to tell you guys a story about rosy. this is rosie covering her face on the side of a highway. the best she can it's pretty impressive because rosie is actually running from new york to san francisco. you can see this on her facebook page. >> oh. while pulling weight? >> yeah, you can see she's pulling this behind her. that's got everything she needs in it. it's got this sign. basically she's running across about how early screening saves lives. this is the kind of thing that can really catch the attention of people who are driving down the street. people like me. this is just one of those "right this minute" stories that i happened across on the side of the road. i was on my way to the studio this morning. i saw rose sis on the side of the street and i thought well i've just got to stop and ask what she's doing. her story is incredible. >> how long have you been doing this? running across america? >> well i spent a year >> okay. >> and she's english, too? she must have loved running into a countryman. >> yeah it was act

organizers say men and women can join in, dress up as rosie, have a good time.'t forget the red and polka dot bandana is required. dark shirt looks good. if you have a little bicep to flex with, that was part of the rosie the riveter image -- >> those ladies look great. >>> 40 years of hard work finally came to fruition in san francisco. art lovers and city leaders came together to dedicate the new mexican museum. it's going up at the art district. half the money to build it came from selling the floors above the old museum which will be a luxury condo tower. >> what really drives me in this particular project is kids. we're making a fourth floor of this museum an interactive educational center. >> the museum's grand opening will be in 2019 on mission street right across from the gardens. >> i'm saying i'm surprised there's room to build anything else. but it's getting packed in. >> the nation's largest collection of mexican art. >> so beautiful. >>> beautiful weather outside today. like a painting. our view from twin peaks looking back towards san francisco. it

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i'm running around doing things. >> yes. >> yes, yes. >> there is rosie the riveter, i would say that> i have a red ban nan a i have pink, purple and black. i wanted to do black. >> should we talk more about social media. >> we have talk about on facebook, instagram, we have to include twitter. there is a twitter room. a twitter room i'm telling you. >> here it is, a twitter caucus that they have going on. >> the blue route. >> you can call it a blue room. >> light blue. >> a lot of people going there, and they have some shows that are going on there, talking about things that are going on in philadelphia. >> we have met a a young lady, joining news studio now. bridget coin, how are you doing. >> doing well. >> how long have you been on twitter. >> little over four years you how cool a job that. >> pretty cool, i work on elections and partnership scheme. we work on events like this, conventions, debates, also state of the union, and must talk about moments. >> do you have to wear blue if you work for twitter. >> it is highly encouraged. >> it is. >> do you have to tweet a lot to work

there were a number of those rosies who worked in this area. most of these women who went off to work in the war industry at the beginning, anyway, were single women, often boyfriends or brothers or fathers or other family members had gone off to war. so industry, war industry, the shipping industry, all kinds of war industry reached out. they recruited women from everywhere. they sent out -- you know those posters, those uncle sam wants you, they did those kinds of posters directed at women. we need you to work. go ahead, kaitlyn, and click to the next. women answered the call in huge numbers. think about this for a minute. these women -- and this is this really wonderful photograph of these women leaving -- i don't know what the factory is, but as you can tell they're dressed like workers. these women had an opportunity for the first time in their lives. they left home. at this time women stayed home with their parents until they got married. and then they moved in, of course, with their husband. there were very few opportunities for women to

paint the rosy picture. i got to tell you, it's the areality that we're living in right now and cannot continue about the same economic policy. it hasn't worked in the past eight years. it needs to be some sort of change and that's why you're seeing the pent up frustration by so many. >> i was going to say, look, you got moody's analytics that just did a study of trump's economic plan. i'm not sure if mercedes saw that yet. >> they'd haven't done one on hillary yet though. >> we have seen her plan. >> they did not analyze it. >> under trump's plan you would lose 3.5 million jobs. what economic policy mers cease or any of you are talking about that trump has -- >> not listening to wall street anymore. we're not listening to wall street anymore. >> guys, guys. >> i don't know where that is. >> final thought, david. that's it. moody's? hang the presidency on moody's one -- >> when the bernie voters told us that, wall street is not mainstream. >> we've got to go. >>> coming up, want to put isis down? donald trum

yet the world that development made never even approached this rosy scenario. a few nations reach posterity. enmeshed in new forms issues.mic reasonse many for these outcomes. i would like to suggest development politics laid a role in this unhappy turn of events. development politics is a product of the international -- interaction of national and international politics for power. scholars have shown how donors use development aid compared with government to government countries andsh some companie reward others. it emphasized the ways in which foreign assistance force recipient nations into the same disadvantaged trade relations they had sought to overcome. the most important effect for our purposes today is that it provided resources, technical resources, financial resources that escalated and expanded debates over economic policy in countries across the third world. the infusion of these resources added to the challenges of governance. they began to band together, they did so with threats to sovereignty for -- from below. the title of my talk refers to the

. >>> tenemos reacciones de rosie rivera ante el falla de una juez sobre la demanda de los familiaresa♪). ay! >>> amigos. >>> ay! >>> amigos. asÍ, vemos a esta pareja bailando. de manera especial, por celebrar hoy la independencia de nuestros hermanos del perÚ. en 1821 en un dÍa como hoy 28 de julio estaban declarando la independencia de este hermoso paÍs y vamos a brindarle un fuerte aplauso para todos nuestros hermanos. >>> ahora chicos aquÍ ra hablar dorsz. >>> una, quÉ maravilla la gastronomÍa de perÚ que ha impactado, que ha impactado la gastronomÍa mundial. >>> y tenemos una pequeÑa muestra de los ceviche, la papa, y anticuchos. >>> mira esto. >>> espectacular. >>> mire por favor. >>> pero no solo eso que ademÁs que el ramis destacar esto y querÍa preguntarle de lo que dicen que el mundo se va a acabar maÑana. >>> se acaba para el que quiera. >>> (hablan al unÍsono). >>> no hay que dejar para maÑana lo que te puedas hoy. >>> asÍ que permiso. >>> ey! >>> y la dieta? >>> estÁs a dieta. >>> que se acabe el mundo maÑana. >>> no. >>> vamos a salir a en endeudarons total quiÉn no cobr

there were a number of those rosies who worked in this area. most of these women who went off to work in the war industry at the beginning, anyway, were single women, often boyfriends or brothers or fathers or other family members had gone off to war. so industry, war industry, the shipping industry, all kinds of war industry reached out. they recruited women from everywhere. they sent out -- you know those posters, those uncle sam wants you, they did those kinds of posters directed at women. we need you to work. go ahead, kaitlyn, and click to the next. women answered the call in huge numbers. think about this for a minute. these women -- and this is this really wonderful photograph of these women leaving -- i don't know what the factory is, but as you can tell they're dressed like workers. these women had an opportunity for the first time in their lives. they left home. at this time women stayed home with their parents until they got married. and then they moved in, of course, with their husband. there were very few opportunities for women to

actress rosie perez, who explained why she is with clinton. supporter from the get-go. >> yes, i have. >> why? >> well, i believe in her platform. initially, i didn't believe what every component of her platform. but i ft that she was the right person to become our next president. and i appreciated bernie. i appreciated his point of view. but i'm also a realist, and i knew deep down in my heart that america was not ready for someone who had such deep socialist ideals. we're not a socialist country. that said, i think it has been fantastic, how he has pushed hillary. for instance, one of the issues i didn't totally agree with her was the $12 minimum wage. i even did a video for "fight for $15" and i believe bernie and supporters and surrogates pushed her to $15, and she's there now. and that's a democratic process. that's how it should be. you know, and that's the kind of president we should want to have in office. that listens to people. and says, you know what, you're right. she didn't cave. she took her time, she listened. and she said, you

. >> she makes it sound like everything is rosie dory. it's not rosie dory, folks. people are pouring across the border. we have no idea who they are. people are coming in from syria, and you see what's happening with nice and the beloved priest, 85-year-old priest. he has his throat slit and dies. >> rosie dory, that's how he described it. now, something interesting to watch for this weekend are the poll numbers. as we've said before, this week donald trump was able to say, look, i'm beating hillary clinton in the polls. he hasn't been able to say that for a month and a half. it's been -- usually poll numbers are one of his biggest talking points, and for the last month and a half he's had a hard time not being able to talk about that until just now. if hillary clinton gets a huge bump and is suddenly ahead of him in all the polls, we'll see how he addresses that. usually if he's down in a poll he'll say he doesn't like that poll. we'll see what he'll be able to talk about in terms of the polls. >> thank you very much. >>> joining me now, welcome and good morning t

revamp.0 million fleet companyl's biggest saying it's rosy picture of its allergan deal. i'm angie lau in hong kong where it's just past midday noon here in hong kong. welcome to bloomberg markets middle east. we have a mixed bag in the asian markets today. , we it comes to volatility are seeing it in asia. a spot ofnding civility though, a bright spot. a little bit, angie. you've had that rally in asia. let me show you a chart that caught my attention in the last few hours. we've been keeping a close eye on developments in turkish stocks. there may be more momentum in the pipeline. basically equity investors are boosting their bets. turkish stocks still trading near the deepest discount since 2009. withumber of companies cell signals was 57. that has dropped to one. you're looking at signals waste on the moving average. what is playing into this, why are we seeing this momentum? number one you have the likelihood of the u.s. that rates staying low are lower. then you have the political developments which include resolving the dispute with israel and russia, and on the ot

this rosy picture democrats are painting, does it exist and will it resonate? alex smith and austin goolsby, everybody on the same page last night? the line of attack was pretty clear but by the same token they want the lineup saying the economy is doing pretty good but it can do better. >> that is accurate. the economy is pretty good, certainly better than it was when the president came into office and we can and should do better. that is a separate point from is donald trump qualified to be the president. charles: i heard the word temperament a couple times. felt like the focus was on the juxtaposition of numbers saying the economy is doing better, we know what we came into because you remind us all the time. and how the average american -- >> you just showed the clip. the contrast was the average american feels if you look at the polling, two third of the country saying they think the economy is going in the wrong direction. charles: why did they have it wrong? >> two third of people asked about their own situation say their situation is going well. there is

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so the affect of money is pretty much overstated. >> rosie, do you think that trump will spend a lotmpaigns or do you think he's set the tone already at the sadds. >> there is only four months left so he doesn't have time to spend that much money and important donors who have not come around so i don't think this relies on tv advertising. >> thanks for the conversation. that will do it for me on the eve of the republican convention. stay with me for "am joy" in republican copvention. a boom town now a vast land of dollar stores. i'm alex witt. have a great sunday. i bought all the fruit... veggies... and herbs needed to create a pop-up pick-your-own juice bar in the middle of the city, so now everyone knows... we have some of the freshest juice in town. see what the power of points can do for your business. learn more at chase.com/ink see what the power of points can do for your business. w...i was always searching for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i had it covered. then i realized managing was all i was doing. when i finally told my doctor, he said humira was for people like

rosie says she feels the isolation most in public.tares of strangers. >> translator: people ask, oh, she was born with that disease. they keep looking, whispering, look. the girl with the little head. >> she is constantly arguing back that her baby isn't diseased. she is special. most have experienced that same stigma. their love for their little ones is unwavering. but they can only hope and pray that society evolves to accept their children, not reject them. arwa damon, cnn, brazil. >> some unconditional mothers love there. >>> in venezuela, there's a severe food shortage. the situation is so dire that some people are facing off with police. paula newton reports that people have gone weeks waiting for the staples they need to feed their starving families. >> the cheering and the taunting belies their destination. until you see what they're facing down the road. the venezuelan families are ready to do combat. and it's primal. a fight for food. what about us? what about our children? what about our grandchildren? nothing? the governme

he says he's being realistic. >> she certainly did not paint an entirely rosy picture.if you listen to her speech carefully there's a lot of acknowledgment of the pain, the severe pain that people are feeling in this country, the economic pain and anxiety that goes with a very fast changing world. with coming out of an economic recession and coming out of a lot of challenges we face in addition to the threats of terrorism. so she's not suggesting everything is perfect by any stretch. what she is saying is that we have to be stronger together to get through all these challenges. we can't do it by being divided, by being hateful of one another and not relying on one another. >> you're shaking your head a lot but if donald trump is indeed tapped into the anger and most people agree that's what is happening here, why is it that anger doesn't want to hear about hope or promise? >> i think hope and promise come in the form of getting things to work again. i actually take exception with what is said. we have a country few researchers said that americans are dissatisfied the wa

look, they don't like the fact that he made that snide comment about carly fiorina's face or called rosie o'donnell fat. but they're not looking at those comments in a vacuum, and they refuse to just write him off. >> the way he reacts and says things, yeah, that bothers me. but the big picture for me and where america is going. and i can't go the other way. i can't go with hillary, i just can't. >> he's a beautiful man. he's a family successful and good people, and i think that shows a lot about somebody. >> reporter: so look, there is a reason that melania trump was the headliner of the first night of the convention. there was a reason she talked about her husband. there was a reason that you heard rudy giuliani use words like friend, husband, father, grandfather. these are not the words that pop into your mind when you think of donald trump, but this is part of the appeal, part of trying to rework his image to appeal to those all-important female voters. jim, doreen. >> reporte >> chris, you were right in the middle of that chaos that erupted on the floor this afternoon. give us your i

there are a variety of state rules so the official count takes place, it is a moroe rosy scenario than what the delegation votes might be. what you have seen is instances where the state chairs polled their delegations before the actual vote. that total was different from what the official tally was, so the chair is reading the votes that actually took place as a result of the state-wide primary or convention votes. >> our old friend, rosy scenario. you can't have a convention without her. the delegate at large in both parties. kelly o'donnell is down with the ohio delegation on the floor. >> reporter: well, you know that ohio has already been pushed to a place in the corner where the host delegation normally would not be. i have been talking to delegates here and they are expecting to get a less than friendly reaction when it comes ohio's time to vote. i have with me ohio attorney general mike dewine, former united states senator and rumored to be a candidate for governor in the future. obviously you work closely with john kasich. what do you expect will happen here in this trump-base

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welcoming their coworker 94- year-old betty soskin back as a park ranger at the rosie the riveter trust in richmond. >> this is something i wanted for the last several days. i've had a hard time marking time and -- until i could be in this building. >> reporter: soskin has been at home recovering from a beating she received from a man who broke into her second story apartment. when we talked to soskin two days after the crime she didn't want to show her face. >> i didn't want to be seen bruised and battered. partly vanity. partly, because i didn't want to look like a victim. because i survived. >> reporter: now all the bruising is gone. soskin the survivor says once again she feels like herself. one of the first things she wanted to do was return to work. she did just that by giving me a tour. >> proud of your strength and your character and courage. >> thank you. >> reporter: i've fallen in love with you. >> [ laughter ] i can use all the love i can get. >> reporter: she report -- received outpouring of love from around the country but one thing she has not received was this coin which

. >> only rosie o'donnell. >> you piece of [beep].our insides and rip them out of your [beep] body. you human slug. i swear to christ i will step on you. okay. >> but he would overcome with a kind real estate strategy. rebranding his flaws and selling points. donald trump. >> just jealous as hell. >> he didn't go bankrupt. >> i love debt. >> he didn't corrupt america and aspire to basic human decency. >> i tell it like it is. i tell the truth. our country needs that. >> our country does need that. and now for a limited time it can get it from the best selling author. >> i wrote the "art of the deal." >> and the visionary behind trump estate. >> i understand steak it's my favorite food. >> it's america's chance to get in on a radical one time opportunity. the trump presidency. he will make america great as only he can. from construction projects. >> i will build a great, great wall. >> to personnel management. >> total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states. >> to the clear specific policy thatz donald trump deal

. >> only rosie o'donnell. >> have you changed the perception of him. >> people talk and talk about gendery. but do they live it? my father has. he believes in equality economically, politically, socially. my father has empowered women, including me, his whole life. >> he had a tweet with the star of david. can you jewish, you converted. you can see why that ruffled feathers. >>? well, he clearly did not think that was the star of david. that was clearly not the intention. my father's track record of supporting and advocating for jewish people and israel is unimpeachable for a very long time. whether it being the grand marshall of the israel day parade to the support he's offered my husband and pliself and our family as a young jewish couple. i know the person and his intent. and i think that was really rather ridiculous. >> i love the old days. >> hillary clinton has an ad out. have you seen it? >> i can stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot someone and i couldn't lose any voters. >> if your parent were to see that ad, what would you say to your children? >> i wouldn't have my chi

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barrett: we have all heard of rosie the riveter, and they were not limited to building airplanes for you and they were building ships, everything, but they were not limited .o building airplanes they were building ships, everything. they could frequently find insult messages from rosie the name and phone number, "give me a call, soldier ," and sometimes, they would bra size. were any permanent hookups remains for investigation. >> we are running short on time. talking about the other side of , it was an intense conflict on both sides, and it was very interest in, and i like that you did explore that. perhaps you can talk about the more endearing characters. , like there are some italian sort of style. quite fascinating. barrett: real quickly, about the italians, many people do not know that the italians were on both sides, because after mussolini was overthrown in 1943, he was rescued in a raid, and the northern portion of italy remain in the access hands hands.he axis squadrons one or two who decided to side with the allies, and they flew their squadrons into a base and reported for

gina davis and rosie o'donnell, no crying in baseball?elebrating women in baseball in world war ii. >> 70 years later two women are making history. cor they will bernard -- cornell bernard is live in sonoma with the latest. >> in the lineup, two women who took the field alongside the men. it was no movie plot, but a famous hollywood director may get the credit. [applause]. >> if you said tonight's starting pitcher for the sonoma stompers throws like a girl, you'd be right. that is 25-year-old stacy on the mound making a bit of history. >> i try not to think of the hype of it. i play baseball. >> kelsey whit more is in left field. she is 17 and a standout softball player from southern california and tonight her mind was on one thing. >> everything i had went out and i was focusing on my game. everything cleared. i felt right. >> this is history in the making. the first time since the 1950s two women have been on the same team in a men's professional league. the idea came from none other than hollywood director francis ford copolla. >> he c

. >> only rosie o'donnell. >> reporter: have you given him advice on how to change the perception thatmen have about him? >> i think the perception is a flawed one. people talk and talk about gender equality, but do they actually live it? my father has. he believes in equal if i amongst the genders, economically, politically, socially. my father has empowered women, including me, his whole life. >> reporter: he posted a tweet with hillary clinton and used a star of david. you're jewish. you converted. can you understand why that ruffled feathers for the jewish communi community? >> i don't think he thought it was the star of david. that was not the intention. my father's track record of supporting and advocating for jewish people and for israel, is unimpeachable. for a very long time. whether it being the grand marshal, of the israel day parade to the support he's offered my husband and myself and our family. as a kyoung-juish couple. i know the person and i know his intent. and i think that was really rother ridiculous. >> i love the old days. >> reporter: hillary clinton has an ad ou

fat pigs -- >> even after donald trump picked a public fight with fox news megyn kelly -- >> only rosie o'donnell. >> no, it wasn't. >> it took melania trump three months to appear on the campaign trail defending him? >> would you like to say hello? >> november of last year, at a rally in south carolina. >> good evening. isn't he the best? he will be the best president ever. >> whatever trump's attitudes toward women have become an issue, she has been an able defender. >> no matter who you are, a man or a woman, he treats everyone equal. >> you know your husband has come under fire here and there for making disparaging remarks about women. does this bother you? >> it doesn't bother me. he treats everybody the same. he talked about men as well, not about women only. maybe they just go into a little bit more detail when he say something about women. >> before she was melania trump, she was melania knaus from a modest factory town in slovenia. this was her home. >> we met for the first time. >> before the donald, there was the uri, who says she was melania's ex-boyfriend. >> she was never

gina davis and rosie o'donnell, no crying in baseball?ebrating women in baseball in world war ii. >> 70 years later two women are making history. cor they will bernard -- cornell bernard is live in sonoma with the latest. >> in the lineup, two women who took the field alongside the men. it was no movie plot, but a famous hollywood director may get the credit. [applause]. >> if you said tonight's starting pitcher for the sonoma stompers throws like a girl, you'd be right. that is 25-year-old stacy on the mound making a bit of history. >> i try not to think of the hype of it. i play baseball. >> kelsey whit more is in left field. she is 17 and a standout softball player from southern california and tonight her mind was on one thing. >> everything i had went out and i was focusing on my game. everything cleared. i felt right. >> this is history in the making. the first time since the 1950s two women have been on the same team in a men's professional league. the idea came from none other than hollywood director francis ford copolla. >> he cha

she is set to return to work at the rosy the riviter place.he vows to the to move from home. >>> the securities and exchange commission is investigating following a deadly crash. they want to know if tesla broke the law failing to report that a driver died in florida while his car was on auto pilot. a spokesman reported that tesla said they were not required to report the crash to investors. >>> 7-eleven handed out free slurpees across the nation. however, if you were in berkeley you couldn't get one. sean ruse took a photo at the 7-eleven on san pablo avenue. none of the berkeley locations said they would be participating because of the city's sugary drink law. 7-eleven was giving away the slurpees because today is 7 will be 11, july 11 -- 7/11, july 11th. >>> a robot versus a child. the south bay child injured by a machine that isment to provide security -- that is meant to provide security. >> and the pokemon phenomenon that is sweeping the bay area and the nation. how much information are users putting at risk. >> and first it was flour an

. >> soskin leads tours at the rosie the riveter world war ii historical park. friends say even though she suffered black eyes and a split lip, she'll soon be back at work and continuing to live her life. . >> so she hasn't left her home. and she plans to not. and she plans to still live alone and be able to reclaim that space for her as her own. >> white house officials say they'll send soskin another presidential coin. and police are asking the public to be on the lookout for someone trying to sell the original. in richmond, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> tonight, we now know the nationalities of the three men responsible for that deadly attack at an istanbul airport that killed 44 people. the turkish prime minister's office confirmed with abc news that the three men were from russia, kyrgyzstan and uzbekistan. they were smiling before the attack. the three men shared a home in an istanbul neighborhood for the past month. terry moran went there today. >> this is where the attackers were living, up on the second floor here. it's a working class neighborhood, re

the country's oldest working park ka ranger. 94-year-old betty gives tours five days a week at the rosyhe riveter museum. she's at home recovering after being brutally attacked inside her apartment. >> the suspect then continued the assault and dragged her out of the bedroom into the hallway. and managed to straddle her and punch her several more times in her face. >> this is just awful that. thief took a presidential coin given to her by president obama this past december at the white house tree lighting ceremony. according to betty's bo t replacement. she plans to return to work in a couple of weeks. >>> thousands of d.c. residents could see an increase on their power bills. pepco requested the largest rate increase in decades today. 85.5 million dollars. that would amount to roughly 5% increase on power bills. the pepco says it will be spread out over three years, so residents would object see a 1.5% increase each year. pepco has already credited customers $50 when it americaned with exelon covering the cost of this rake hike. >>> here's the good news for those riding metro. you won'

. >> soskin leads tours at the rosie the riveter world war ii historical park. friends say even though she suffered black eyes and a split lip, she'll soon be back at work and continuing to live her life. . >> so she hasn't left her home. and she plans to not. and she plans to still live alone and be able to reclaim that space for her as her own. >> white house officials say they'll send soskin another presidential coin. and police are asking the public to be on the lookout for someone trying to sell the original. in richmond, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> tonight, we now know the nationalities of the three men responsible for that deadly attack at an istanbul airport that killed 44 people. the turkish prime minister's office confirmed with abc news that the three men were from russia, kyrgyzstan and uzbekistan. they were smiling before the attack. the three men shared a home in an istanbul neighborhood for the past month. terry moran went there today. >> this is where the attackers were living, up on the second floor here. it's a working class neighborhood, re

does not paint a very rosy picture. is this as good as it gets? do you like big oil?ould you buy them? >> it has been a simple story. the energy sector has been underground and undervalued. at the beginning of the year, everyone was pessimistic. it was a contrary and trade -- contrary and -- contrarian trade. we have had a couple of issues that create doubt. the supply issues have not gone away. russia is back online. now we have more earnings news. say, theying i would are trying to stimulate demand. you have fiscal, monetary, and currency stimulus hitting china at the same time. i do not think the demand side is as negative as it was, but the supply-side has crept that can to be an issue. caroline: what about the dividend side of the equation? these are companies that are resolutely sticking to rewarding the investor base. should we hold big oil despite the imbalances we see from a fundamental point of view? michael: i think one of the clearest signs we have seen in the post brexit world is that the demand for yield wherever you look for it has been very solid. that

. >> welcome to the jungle, you know axle rosies touring with ac/dc this year. he and slash are back together for the first time in decade. the band even called the reunion the not in this lifetime tour. and, another rocker news mick jagger is about to be a father of eight at 72 years old. how is that for a number. rolling stone and his 29 year-old girlfriend melony amrick are expecting. the she's a balance reen a jagr has seven kid ranging from 17 to 45, a and that is although he had two grandchildren and great grand child. by the way, his 68 year-old fellow role stone ron wood in his life had twins in may. >> okay, if you say so. >>> welshing still ahead on "eyewitness news" our ukee washington gets a national television audience today. >> he is joining ladies on the talk today and guest co host coming on to hear his friendly wager with a hollywood star who happens to be tony romo's brother-in-law, katie. >> we will look forward to that. >> we are going to certainly hang on to this heat for the majority, actually of our seven day forecast but does it ease up w

she gives daily tours at the rosie the rivitor museum, and the tours are on hold. >> this is a vicious and heinous crime and vicious for anyone at any age. >> reporter: her apartment was broken in to around midnight and the suspect punched her in the face before taking electronics and jewelry and that special coin. that was not the worst of it. >> the suspect continued the assault and dragged her out of the bedroom in to the hallway, and managed to straddle her and punch her several more times in her face. >> reporter: it will take time to heal those wounds and the white house plans to get her another coin, in an interview, she refuses to be seen as a victim and wants to get back to work. the suspect is a slender male, between 5'8" and 5'10". >> whoever did it had to know something. they had to know something. what i don't know. >> reporter: now, a fund has been set up, and we have that information for you on nbc bay area.com if you have any information that can help out with the investigation, contact richmond police. we are live in richmond, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, very much

she is set to return to work at the rosy the riviter place.he vows to the to move from home. >>> the securities and exchange commission is investigating following a deadly crash. they want to know if tesla broke the law failing to report that a driver died in florida while his car was on auto pilot. a spokesman reported that tesla said they were not required to report the crash to investors. >>> 7-eleven handed out free slurpees across the nation. however, if you were in berkeley you couldn't get one. sean ruse took a photo at the 7-eleven on san pablo avenue. none of the berkeley locations said they would be participating because of the city's sugary drink law. 7-eleven was giving away the slurpees because today is 7 will be 11, july 11 -- 7/11, july 11th. >>> a robot versus a child. the south bay child injured by a machine that isment to provide security -- that is meant to provide security. >> and the pokemon phenomenon that is sweeping the bay area and the nation. how much information are users putting at risk. >> and first it was flour an