say the worry grows with each passing day a runaway doesn't return.us right now on these 15 year olds. >> the reason we look for these kids so hard is, one, the lack of knowledge they have when walking out. second, they're watching into situations control how they leave, they may not be able to control how they get back. >> reporter: herndon high school student has been gone since february. fanny's mom asked that we conceal her identity, but agreed to speak about the heartache. >> it's not easy. i don't know where she is, if she's eating, if she's sleeping. >> reporter: the more intense approach to locating runaways started two years ago. officers begin a search as soon as a parent reports the child left. if they aren't found in 48 hours, the criminal investigation department takes over. >> i have decided to amp this up and amp up our investigations so that we can locate these children as fast as possible. >> reporter: as the member of the internet crimes against children task force, this detective also knows well the dangers for runaways. >> there's

military video out of >>> not every child that's designated as a runaway is a runaway child. >> marc klaas, whose organization helps track down missing girls, says that local police often dismiss teenage girls that disappear as troublemakers. >> if you have situations where the parents are reporting the kids missing, and the police are excusing it or justifying it in any way, shape or form, of course you're going to have an irate family. >> marc klaas speaks from firsthand experience. in 1993, his 12-year-old daughter was kidnapped from her own bedroom during a sleepover. >> my daughter polly was kidnapped by a vicious, brutal, long-time criminal was thought to have run away for a long period of time. it offers a very easy justification for law enforcement not to get involved in these cases. when you look at the number of cases you can kind of understand that it would really overwhelm them. >> despite launching a two-month search to find his daughter, klaas experienced the same frustrations about law enforcement's reaction to the abduction. >> they developed a profile of polly's case

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member of the gop, paul ryan, has endorsed what you call a runaway train. his argument, he pressed very hard on this this weekend, was well, it's what i need to do to be able to try and keep the house and the senate in republican hands and if that means trying to deal with donald trump and mitigate him in any way i can, so be it. is that a fair argument here? >> no. in fact, i think it defies reality. the very first person that donald trump endorsed lost her primary. you know, no way you look at that is that a good thing. number one, say she was a great candidate and his endorsement sunk her. okay. that's bad. say she was a horrible candidate and he endorsed her anyway. that's also bad. in no way does he help the house by supporting this guy. in fact, he makes things worse. look at the ads that are already coming out that are taking the words of donald trump and the criticisms of him before he became the nominee, and then countering that with the fact that they are still going to endorse him, still going to support him. marco rubio says he doesn't trust him

surveillance video captured the moment a driverless runaway car toppled a 52-year-old man while he was relaxing in a chain. a passerby saw this accident and then shouted for help and that prompted a group of drivers and pedestrians to band together. clearly there was strength in numbers because they successfully lifted the car and rescued the man. he was immediately sent to the hospital. and is now recovering in stable condition. lucky guy. >>> all right so jay leno had some scary moments while filming a segment for his cbs show "jay leno's garage." holy cow! well leno and the driver were both fine thankfully after that crash. they even joked about saying it doesn't get any more exciting than that. that's an understatement. the car, a 2500 horsepower heavily modified plymouth barracuda is supposed to pop up on two wheels but instead it flipped over. it's been on his bucket list to ride in that car, but not in that fashion. >>> wow, definitely not what he bargained for. let's get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. you know, wall street took a bit of a tumble this week, as well.

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police in herndon have adopted an intense approach in an effort to return runaways back home.re turning cases over to detectives in 48 hours or less. fanny's mom, who asked that her identity be concealed, spoke of her fears that grow each day that her child is gone. >> translator: it's not easy. i lay down and i know i'm safe, but i don't know where she is, if she's eating, if she's sleeping. it worries me because we're in a country that you don't really don't get anything for free. >> investigators have heard one may be working at a restaurant in maryland. >>> the man who walked into a baltimore tv station wearing a fake bomb and a costume pleads guilty to five charges, but a judge says he's not criminally responsible for his actions because he's mentally ill. back in april, alex walked into wbff tv wearing a hedgehog suit and a fake bomb made out of candy bars and wires. the judge ordered he be treated for swichizophrenia. he'll be eligible for release if doctors find his mental illness is under control. >>> one man in this iconic war photograph has been misidentified. we'll

it's where runaway slaves were hidden. >> i think there's a basement under your basement. >> a littleit in shock we loved here so many years and never knew this existed. >> she has no plans of covering up the hole and wants to see what else is down there. >> 4:57. coming up on "action news," the ghost busters reboot comes with a rebooted theme song. >>> some residents in burlington county are on high alert after a rabid fox attacked a man. "action news" continues. >> good morning everyone, it is 5:00 a.m., friday, june 24. tam is off, erin o'hern joins us we're following a developing story. >> british bombshell, david cameron resign after britain votes to leave the european union. >>> a 4-year-old girl was shot in the eye in a philadelphia home. police believe they know who pulled the trigger. >> the sixers have their number one pick. they will introduce ben simmons today we're live with the details. >> we have showers, let's turn to david and karen. >> reporter: we have a thunderstorm out over the delaware bay into cape may county. that's something to keep your eye on over the next 6

. >> is she runaway bride does she runaway at the alter. >> let me tell you this, she text me a week into her honeymoon in italy and said, ahh, i wish i weren't married because there are so many good looking guys here. one weekend. >> she's wandering eye. >> i knew you it was not going to work at the wedding, i should have said something you didn't stand up. >> no. >> i don't know. >> yeah. >> like a commercial break. >> i must have been engaged to her at some point, i don't know. >> sue, for the love, could you just tell me something about the weather real quickly while i go outside and tell everybody about something very special thaw can feed your school kids, this summer. >> yes. >> it is a special, special day. we are looking at high temperatures that will be a lot cooler then it was over the weekend. these are your weather headlines no more 90. we got to 92 on saturday and 90 on sunday. yes, we did but no heat wave because today is not expect to be anywhere close. it looks like it will stay try until thursday and still breezy, but not as windy as it was yesterday. lets look at t

. >>> and the search on for two runaways missing in our area. >>> and some money for your trouble.ow much volkswagen drivers can expect to see after the ssive emmais >>> britain has voted to leave the european union and we've learned david cameron will resign as a result. we're monitoring several angles of the story for you. >>> a lot of clouds in the sky, but not much range just yet. temperatures are in the mid to upper 60s to right away 70. today, but i'm optimistic about your weekend. that part of the forecast coming up. >>> millions of immigrants have questions following the supreme court's deadlocked immigration ruling. the court's tied vote means the president cannot enforce the plan meant to keep roughly 4 million undocumented immigrants from being deported. however the administration will not be moving to tee port them as long as they don't commit crimes. but they skpt can't apply for w permits. >> i came to this country so i'm still waiting for something for my life, for my family. >> tpresidential candidate hillary clinton says she will fight to keep the plan. donald trum

. >> runaway bride in the making. julianne is a pro at procrastination. have seen her slacking all year. >> are you going to go into wedding mode? >> i haven't thought about it. >> will it be chic bride or super ntromaic pretty princess? >> that is exactly what i was trying to decide. >> last night the star of grease live and her crew were courting nominations. >> in ten years, who knows. >> nick jonas reveals why he had a new york vigil for orlando. >> love is love and we are all equal. >> there's a real need for change in the country as a whole and it starts with all of us banning together and do what we can to see that change. >> last night speaking at a ç collaboration event nick time-out from promoting is album, "last year was complicated." to talk to us about demi lovato healing after her break up. >> i'm here for her. >> and finally kim versus taylor. mrs. west won't let it go. >> kanye called taylor to talk to her about the song. his interpretation is that taylor gave her blessing. >> team taylor disagrees say quote kanye did not call for approva

. >>> and in san francisco, a good samaritan jumped into a runaway suv and stopped it from running intole. the driver just crashed at 17th and guerrero, forcing the car to stop, officers caught the southbound suspect a short time later. >>> one person killed and three others rescued from a burning two-story building in los angeles tonight. the building was supposed to be vacant. a person of interest is being interviewed by investigators. the fire crew quickly as you see there, 145 firefighters who responded to the scene had to quickly transition to defensive mode. it is now under control. >>> all right, let's move now and talk more about the weather forecast, a little cooler out there today, quite lovely. >> meteorologist sandy patel has more. >> we'll continue to see the temperatures coming down in the next few days, cool enough to make you wonder if it is really june. take a look at live doppler hd, clouds passing through with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. a live look from the east bay hills camera. you can still see that the camera is bouncing around, with gusty winds in parts of

the room was probably used to hide runaway slaves on their way to freedom. >> it was something i've never seen before. boanie: the owners' parents ught the house back in the 1970's. she says she plans to keep digging to see what else could be lurking in her basement. they will have to turn that into a historic property. the museum. doug: that could be a very cool place to see. sunshine today, thunderstorms for the weekend. the weekend looks much brighter. your updated forecast at 4:00. melanie: woman: i have a masurprise for you.are you? man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay and their dominion salary, and continue benefits for them and their families. why do we do it? because our vets sacrifice enough. "dominion. depend on us for more than energy." ♪ stand by me. >> hey, everybody. in this next 30 minutes, you may be watching someone walk out of here with a very big check. get ready. it's ti

you're correct in that our vulnerable populations including the runaway and homeless youth population are particularly targeted and are overrepresented in the individuals for victims of trafficking. and we share that concern. as i indicated, we have a substantial amount of grant funding that goes out to support victims and services for victims of trafficking. there was approximately $8 million in comprehensive services and over $6 million in specialized services this past fiscal year. and we will continue to do what we have with the appropriations that we have to serve those victims. >> i also would like to prevent so we don't have to service them. i would like to talk about another community that is just disproportionately affected by trafficking in minneapolis, american indians make up only 1.2% of our overall population, yet they represent over a quarter of the women arrested for prostitution in minneapolis' third precinct. many of these women and girls have experienced long-term homelessness, poverty, sexual and physical abuse, and interactions with child protective services. amer

. >> a runaway car clears an intersection. >> but watch what happens next. >> how a dude in a deck chair survives the worst of it. >> okay. i bought a couple pieces of wood. >> a future ceo shows off his invention. >> he just got great business sense. >> the young man who faced a problem and solved it. >> this is definitely a businessman in the making. >>> and a woman steps inside a dance studio and quickly realizes -- >> they're performing -- >> the proposal video you'd do if you were a professional dancer. >> she was like, oh. >> out on a very ambitious hike in the uk not too long ago. >> looks like an ankle breaker to me. >> this is in great gables like district. ricky is not the only one that decided to go on a treacherous hike. he's actually working his way toward -- >> oh! >> the little guy that needs some help. >> oh, a little lamb. i mean it is a baby. >> he probably heard it. ♪ >> where's your mummy? >> doesn't look like he's hurt. just needs a little help getting out of that deep canyon. maybe find mom. >> i think there was open grazing around there. >> probably thinking couldn

hillary in front, up more than 140% and donald up 8% and the name of a runaway broadway smash hamilton is up 60% as a baby name. that's "nightly business report" for tonight. thanks for watching. have a great evening and we'll see you back h. "the crimson field" was made possible in part by contributions to your pbs station from... ♪ ♪ padre: there can be no greater sacrifice than to willingly give your life for king and country. we do not come to mourn but to rejoice in the devotion of these men. their bodies lie here but their souls will be gathered

. >>> and in san francisco, a good samaritan jumped into a runaway suv and stopped it from running into lot of people. the driver just crashed at 17th and guerrero, forcing the car to stop, officers caught the southbound suspect a short time later. >>> one person killed and three others rescued from a burning two-story building in los angeles tonight. the building was supposed to be vacant. a person of interest is being interviewed by investigators. the fire crew quickly as you see there, 145 firefighters who responded to the scene had to quickly transition to defensive mode. it is now under control. >>> all right, let's move now and talk more about the weather forecast, a little cooler out there today, quite lovely. >> meteorologist sandy patel has more. >> we'll continue to see the temperatures coming down in the next few days, cool enough to make you wonder if it is really june. take a look at live doppler hd, clouds passing through with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. a live look from the east bay hills camera. you can still see that the camera is bouncing around, with gusty winds

no sooner had i said it at the beginning of yesterday's program that runaways don't happen all the timekelly goes out and makes it two days in a row. so, lincoln and jeremy, you know what you have to do.

hillary in front, up more than 140% and donald up 8% and the name of a runaway broadway smash hamilton is up 60% as a baby name. that's "nightly business report" for tonight. thanks for watching. have a great evening and we'll see you back h. >> narrator: in the shallow, turquoise, clear waters of grand cayman's north sound, dozens of wild southern stingrays glide effortlessly through the sea. >> these southern rays are very, very important to the cayman islands from an ecotourism perspective. >> narrator: tourists from all over the world come to the site to interact with the animals. >> you don't get that kind of experience anywhere else in the world. >> it's the number one water sports attraction on the island. >> it's a hundred foot vis, it's generally calm and the animals are very conditioned. >> narrator: thousands of people each year visit the iconic stingrays of grand cayman, and for more than a decade researchers have been studying the animals. among other things, they want to find out what impact

were riding on broad street when two 16-year-olds who were sharing one of the bikes were hit by a runawaydriver who quickly sped away from the scene. the force of the imfact was so severe that the front wheel of the bike broke off and went airborne. the teens were also thrown from the bike. one suffered a broken leg, the second police say is in very critical condition after suffering severe head trauma. witnesses were able to give police a very good description of the vehicle. it was a red lexus with black rims riding low to the ground. and before the driver took off friends of the victims were able to see the driver was a man and a woman was in his passenger seat. officers caught up with them a short time and distance later. the driver was taken away in police custody. they say the female passenger told them they were out celebrating her birthday. she was transported to be interviewed by detectives as a witness and he was taken to get a breath liealyzebreathalyzer. the female passenger being interviewed by police right now, as well as the teens who were here at the time of the crash. the

appears to be shot by police and then drop his weapon and false the ground people in the the person runaway moments later and explosion. >> vicki: insulator another explosion near a crowded. if you >> vicki: of the dramatic videos coming to our newsrooms of our. >> pam: this bill for a very tight security were looking how to attack like this could be prevented in america. >> vicki: guy and is tracking the latest out of 30. >> reporter: last at your office the third busiest airport to. hundred 84 flight destinations of 113 countries not to ease airport it's the world airport part of its symbol explosions and gunfire. surveillance cameras captured when the suicide bombers falling to the ground. after several moments people around him starts to run away and the bomb explodes into a fireball. >> reporter: 8 us more insight on how this attack went down its the three attack road at a taxi to the airport to gather to two of them detonated this suicide vast outside the internet terminal. >> pam: this is after 8:00 in the morning there in the airport reopened since the attack earlier last seen lots

our country's future we have to except those risks and there is nothing better to give up dash and runaway. >> you raise a frightening point that russia uses to the domestic agenda not necessarily the importance of the battle itself but how would distracts from other issues. un anticipate we may see more military action by russia to further the overall objectives the so much the specific area that those operations take place to further their domestic support for their broader goals? >> that is the key determinant and that is the most important thing for the unit is states to keep in mind to a anticipate that they are motivated the russian authorities to rebuild the soviet empire they are indifferent to that ago to more to strengthen old of power that monopolizes the instruments of power and property and they feel threatened and they enter stand the best way to consolidate their hold on power is to pretext for military aggression and that is why deterrences so important not only in military terms but psychological. ended his neglected by the united states with great difficulty to understand

after several moments, people around him start to runaway, his bomb explodes in the fireball. >> all bets are off he did in the want to be taken alive, by turkish police. >> reporter: after explosions crowd of have travelers crouched down in fear a lot of people running around, they were all covered in blood. >> reporter: as the investigation continues, president of the turkey has a message to the people of the country and the world: terror can strike anywhere. i'm dianne gallagher reporting. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" as we update you on terror attack on turkey. our coverage continues on line at cbs philly.com. >>> happening today officialness camden county are honoring orlando shooting victims. board of freeholders will host a march perfect love at 7:00 in coupe are river park. march is intended to spread message of love and equality while showing solidarity for 49 people murdered inside the pulse nightclub. all are encouraged to wear clothing in shade of the rainbow colors to reflect diversity of the community. >>> safety of drinking water in three suburban communities now ha

second time around or second time is a charm here at the exhibit so some people get freaked out and runawaycond time. be prepared, it is a little thrilling, i must admit but not for aidan. >> can he just be our dinosaur exhibit. >> that was great. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next "cbs evening news". we will see you tonight >> pelley: trump trouble. his top campaign manager is fired. while man is arrested for plotting to kill the g.o.p.'s presumptive nominee. hundreds of firefighters battle western wildfires fed by triple-digit heat on a sizzling start to summer. what happened during the three-hour standoff with the orlando gunman? >> our officers were intermittently in and out of that club rescuing people from inside the club. >> pelley: and broadway helps a wounded nation heal. captioning sponsored by cbs this

police later united the runaway with its owner. >>> and $23 trillion wiped down in the u.s. following just continues. prime minister david cameron gets set to meet with the eu leaders. he's not expected to start the formal exit process saying that would be a job for his successor but the election won't take place until september meaning this may be the long hot summer of brexit woes. >>> to the california coast, efforts to save a whale tangled in fishing gear. the whale swam out of range late last night and officials are hoping to find it again to finish the rescue. we'll keep you posted on that. >>> time now to get down to business. a new study by the nonprofit project time off found that more than half of americans waste vacation time. what are you thinking? last year over 650 million vacation days went unused. hey, if you're not going to use it, give it to us. we'll take it. >>> and where are thees worst places to retire? a new study measured cost of living, climate and other factors and here's what they came up with. arlington, virginia came up at number one. niagra fall

it's where runaway slaves were hidden in their quest for freedom. >> the rooms would be hidden. they'd be behind something, under something, blocked off somehow. so it's very likely. >> reporter: pollos' parents bought the home in the early 70s. they heard rumors about this. >> the neighbor actually told my dad in the past, i think there's a basement under your basement. >> reporter: but never imagined it could be true. >> a little bit in shock that we lived here for so many years and never knew that this existed. >> reporter: now they have what may well be proof and quite a story to tell. >> never forget this. i'll never forget this. >> reporter: alex tells me he has no plans of covering this hole back up. in fact, she wants to know what else may be down there. meanwhile, historians tell me that stops or stations like these aren't rare at all in this area. it's just that homeowners might not know about them. reporting in lansdowne, i'm jeanette reyes for "channel 6 action news." >> jeanette reyes is the newest member of the "action news" team and her report tonight should tell

the force of the accint knocked the runaway driver's license plate right off his car. that's how police were able to track the man down and arrest him. ♪ >>> a special tribute saturday at the national fallen firefighters memorial park. friends and family of fallen firefighters came to the park for a new dedication. they honored 250 firefighters who died in the line of duty before the memorial was built in 1981. the names of each of them are etched into a brick at a special section of the park. >>> we're staying on top of the breaking news out of orlando, the mass shooting there where 42 people are in the hospital, as many as 20 people suspected dead. the shooter took hostages and died in gunfight with s.w.a.t. officers. we've also learned the nature. suspect. be pete williams reports that the shooter is om includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> we're awaiting a news con

it was in response to what was seen as runaway abuse of insurance when it came to sinkholes.nsurance companies were paying out hundreds of millions of dollars in claims and taking in a fraction of that in their premiums. so the legislators responded. they changed the laws. and now a lot of people think that the pendulum has swung way too far in the other direction because sinkhole claims are incredibly hard to make. >> florida state law requires insurers to cover catastrophic ground cover collapse. >> and those are the really extreme cases that you hear about. and there's four criteria for that type of coverage. you have to have an abrupt collapse of the ground, a depression that is visible to the naked eye. you have to have damage to the structure, including the foundation of the building, and the property has to be deemed uninhabitable. so, it's condemned. >> two years ago, a 60-foot-wide sinkhole had opened up underneath the summer bay resort near disney world. amazingly, a security guard heard some creaking, saw a window break, and the building was evacuated before it all

people in the area tell me the victim in this case was a runaway that was facing hard times. this is still a very active investigation. police are looking for the person or people responsible for these murders. steve. >> steve:san jose police are looking for a man suspected of being involved in violent protests at a donald trump rally. these are pictures of the man police are looking for. they say he is responsible for an assault during last thursday's trump rally. what started as a peaceaul protest eventually got out of control. a heavy police presence as trump spoke to the crowd at the san jose convention center. but as the night went on. some people left bloodied. four people were arrested. and a police officer was injured. when someone threw a metal object at him. big news tonight. out of the east bay. >> steve: her family will not give up just being alive in vallejo family of friends keep hope alive. >> reporter: 2 we said two weeks too long for friends and family ending a prayer vigil for her at the overpass last seen people just walk away five minutes ago i did get fro

. >>> here's something you don't see every day emergency crews got the a call for runaway plane. it turns out the pilot started the plane from outside, didn't know that was possible but yes, then it took off, on its own and started to spin in circles. crew as arrived on the scene but they didn't know what to do, yeah, so they let the thing run out and for 45 minutes it ran out of gas and then came to a stop. how else do you approach that situation, spinning plane in the middle of the field you just let it go. >>> a nine year-old boy makes history becoming the youngest on record to, get this, swim from san francisco to alcatras and back. >> it took james savage a little bit more than two hours to make the trip and did tonight part because his dad offered him a hundred dollars. >>> i aid a weird berry off a tree because my mom gave me $5. >> thinks extreme. >> he also went $200. he considered giving up as waves battered him. >> i wanted to turn back but i kept on going. i believe that i could do it. >> we pushed each other and got him going, we touched the rock, we turned around an

a runaway car sends a light pole right into their house. >>> and later a look at whether the orlando shooting massacre will prompt changes to blood donation rules for gay and bisexual men. >> stay >> announcer: walnut creek. burlingame. campbell. and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. >>> police in san francisco are calling it a bizarre case. a complete stranger stabs a man outside a bar. no apparent motive. now authorities are concerned the man may strike again. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live in the sunset with the story. >> reporter: well, it's friday night and san francisco police are concerned that what happened here a week ago could be repeated somewhere else by the same person, and that's why they want you to see this surveillance video. it happened a week ago around 1:00 in the morning in front of dirty nellie's on the 2300 block of irving street. a customer stepped out to text someone when this man, a stranger, stabbed him in the back as he walked past him. there had been no altercation and the victim was not robbed. police say they can't find a motive. >> it

scoreboard and saw that she had twice as much money as either of her opponents, which meant the game is a runawayot be caught. she's going to win.

and division results in poor white or former slaves or runaway slaves coming together as a band of brothers. i'm curious about your thoughts about this. the same time, you also have to ask the question, which >> deserters, how are they are going to operate for so long. 80% of the military age population is in the army. case, what does that say about the majority of people in jones county #--? that level of investment is mind-boggling. >> for which you lose is that mobilization. it is subscription and coercion. a tremendous amount of force and violence. to is youhis points see these various experiences in different stories that have to be recovered in some way. i thought she said it beautifully about why these and deserve our attention. within that, you can understand and appreciate why men and women during the war and in the immediate aftermath why it was thissy for them to make sacred. dismiss that out of hand as a historian is problematic. i think it is also problematic even today. sometimes do that with a lost cause. we have engaged in a range of visitors who have had these views. that t

when the thief tried to runaway septa bus driver charles otterboy jumped into action ran after him for a block and got the purse back. "action news" caught up with that heroic driver on the job today. >> i'm just happy that everything turnout all right. i'm safe. he got her pocketbook back. it is great. >> good man. two other septa passengers also jumped in to help. police showed up and were able to arrest the suspect. he has been with septa for 28 years. hello to you. he said victim was very thankful for his help. >>> memorial service took place in north philadelphia to honor department's fallen officer. tonight's event took place at beloved saint john's advantage list particular church, police commissioner ross was on hand to pay his respect. families of the fallen officers were also invited to attend. >>> meanwhile a plaque honoring one fallen fire fighter has been replaced, months after it was stolen from a north philadelphia sidewalk. first responders rededicated the new plaque today, at a engine 45, on west york street. memorial honors james magee died battling a blaze back in 18

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e will see those bewe are not saying it would a runaway inflation, but we are making a statement we aren than -- in an inflation. vonnie: ok. in that case, your positioned along u.s. interest rates, longer and. >> short interest rates. vonnie: let's now move beyond the united states. there have been several stories recently about how the china market is growing. included. you are not sure of that story yet? let's we are very interested in china because what happens affects the world. for a long time, we have been calling for a two speed economy in the old industrial sector, part of the economy surging in parts of the consumer and surging investor growth, balancing out to prevent a hard landing. that is the core macro view. of financial markets, it is probably a little early coming into the chinese market. at one point, the chinese bond market would be one of the largest in the world. it would be an important asset >> i am sure he would be involved at some point or gradually depreciate and yields are quite low. probably a little earlier as an investor but certainly excited about the pros

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was that chart, i think that is a runaway winner.uents and three where else will you get that. so mark, you are the winner. and joe, a wonderful runner-up. stay tuned for the next hour of "bloomberg markets." ofwill have live coverage federal reserve chair janet yellen at 12:30 eastern. you can see the event on the bloomberg through our live . function. ♪ >> it is noon in new york, 5 p.m. in london. >> welcome to bloomberg markets ." ♪ >> from bloomberg world headquarters, good afternoon. r.i.m scarlet fu. -- i'm scarlet fu. stocks rising as speculation grows the fed will not raise rates after the jobs report. scarlet: we will look for clarity from federal reserve chair janet yellen. she will speak from philadelphia. alix: the debut of our weekly look at the dealscan be kickoff merger monday with gregg lemkau, global head of m&a at goldman sachs. scarlet: welcome back. alix: i missed you. scarlet: me too pay we are halfway through the trading day. alix of course on top of everything. let's check with julie hyman. julie: m

. >> reporter: it is a scene that is pure rockwellian, the runaway on the stool, edward locke, # years5. not very many #-year-olds get immortalized as part of americana. >> here i am. >> reporter: 1958 when ed posed at the counter of a howard johnson's. before rockwell put paint to brush he called in a photographer. what do you think when you look at these now? >> i am stunned at how cute i was. but -- >> reporter: each photograph became the template for the final painting. what did your friend at school think when it came out? >> friend in school were okay when you are sitting with a police officer that's one thing. when you are posing with your pants down that's quite another. >> reporter: talking about this painting. one of the few rockwell photographed himself. >> the towns people said i was the kid who showed his butt for five bucks. >> reporter: photography was a technique rockwell started using in the early 1930s to streamline his painting process. >> he really couldn't have somebody stand there for hours just too tedious, time consuming they couldn't hold the pose. >> reporter:

indigestible economic stew, one part inflation, one part high unemployment, one part recession, one part runaway spendinge part deficit seasoned by an energy crisis. , it's an economic stew that has turned the national stomach. [applause] ronald reagan: ours are not problems of abstract economic theory. those are problems of flesh and blood, problems that cause pain and destroy the moral fiber of real people who should not suffer the further indignity of being told by the government that it is all somehow their fault. we do not have inflation because -- as mr. carter says -- we have lived too well. the head of a government which has utterly refused to live within its means and which has, in the last few days, told us that this coming year's deficit will be $60 billion, dares to point the finger of blame at business and labor, both of which have been engaged in a losing struggle just trying to stay even. [applause] ronald reagan: high taxes, we are told, are somehow good for us, as if, when government spends our money it isn't inflationary, but when we spend it, it is. [applause] ronald reagan th

city council to decide whether to try to put a stop to that plan that some say has become a pit of a runaway train. >> where does the council, at least at this points, appear to stand on this issue? >> most council members are i a against a bulk coal export business, but there is the threat of very expensive litigation if they try to stop it. >> new this morning, be the state is now giving water agencies the power to come up with their own con sir situation goals. it comes a year after the governor ordered cities and towns to cut back their water use by 24%. but so far 9 of the 10 biggest water suppliers in the state, including san francisco, and east pay, and set conservation targets at zero. >> a use of force training simulator will be put out on display. it's an effort to ease controversy over the ecenter shootings of suspect. then police commission has approved reforms of use of force policies, but the row forms still need to go through union negotiations. meanwhile, a san francisco supervisor wants to put a hold on part of the police budget, until those reforms are finally put in place.

chicago scored five runs in the 15th waiting in runaway fashion against cincinnati by escort outsideand-2. the game is the longest season in the mlb. powerful thunderstorms to the central plains. extreme heat across the southwest. maria molina live in the weather center for us. reporter: good morning. a lot of accuweather across the country. out there we have been dealing with heavy rain. a front pushed to the eastern u.s. and really knew it was still lingering. dealing with the lingering rainfall from the storm system across price of the gulf coast. lingering thunderstorms as well. out here because of a potential for damaging winds from thunderstorms that develop. further west across portions of the high plane, you do have potential for severe weather. we did receive reports yesterday that runs a very large hail places like colorado nebraska and the threat continues today that deliver large hill and damaging winds but possible tornadoes. temperatures across portions of the plane and into the southeast already in the 70s and they will continue to climb expecting many areas to reach t

that is a runaway hit for the company. intelligent understanding commands better and faster. the real competitor maybe google announced it will get into this business. anybody can willed a speaker. you look at apple and amazon and google, we know which company has the most data. >> have google named their girl yet? >> they haven't. i suspect it will be "hey google" which is not that interesting. >> siri has the sexiness to the name. you are saying 5, 6 years old she is outdated. >> i like when i say good morning to siri at 2:00 a.m., she says, good morning. a little sarcastic. >>> prince will be inducted into the apollo theater's walk of fame. officials announced the late singer will be honored during the 11th annual spring gala. >>> a check of weather and traffic. people wondering will this searing heat from the weekend continue? >> no. we start out with clouds across parts of the bay area. also we see clouds and other parts of the city and the bay area. here is a live look at the castro. cloudy there to start. also in th