market is rushing , and, -- rushing there they don't have to put the covenants in there, and it's not to be as good as in the past. jonathan: to what extent are liquidityright now -- when it could be needed for yields to pick up? >> they are searching for the yield, we seen at the last couple of years, the yield curve as low as it is come other trying to find the best place to do it and they are willing to take the chance. comes fromot of it the fact that volatility was so low last year, they thought they could do that without repercussions. we focus a lot more on doing higher quality, low liquidity in our portfolios if you don't want that risk, but many investors need the yield and cash flow and they are looking for wherever they can find it. we are focused on liquidity. i do think is important to understand, you start to see volatility spike. seeingmportant we are emerging markets, as well. it's important to understand volatility component when you're looking at the risk profile. jonathan: is this a late cycle fear? i feel like we've been talking about late cycle for years and years

a half stretch th their plan is to have this open andea fully by the morning rush on tuesday. that means your morning rush here, driving on beach drive here, sho have no potholes whatsoever. then, what is next binning on tuesday, as well, it's going to be yourll segment for of this. tohe d.c./maryland line, that

>> well, i think it's hard to say that it's necessarily rushed at the moment. i think we have to see when hearings are set in the timing for that. so for example, i think hearings in the first or second week of august would be clearly rushed when you have a nominee whose record has more than a million pages to review. so that would be rushed, jamming him through the senate in a short amount of time. again, you have to have enough time for 100 senators to have a careful and exhaustive review of his record. >> that being said, "wall street journal" writes a senate deadline for kavanaugh, mr. mcconnell is saying he intends to have a vote in the fall and the goal should be to have a justice kavanaugh ready to sit on the high court by october 1st when the new term starts. this gives usual ample time to hold hearings. they go on to say 60 to 70 days is within the norm for previous nominees between nomination and confirmation. ruth bader ginsburg, 48 days. the average wait was 65 days. they go on to say that neil gorsuch took 66. democrats will object but barring some

passengers rushed to push a train car off a passenger who was stuck.on is credited for getting dozens of those boston passengers to do the same. >> word had spread and the next thing you know, everybody's hands are on the side of the car. but i mean, it happened like that. it was like five seconds and she was out. >> reporter: dozens of strangers coming together to help save a life. >> we're all getting smarter because of the internet, and there's things that you've learned to do, this is a little trick i picked up this week, and it came in handy pretty quickly. >> so great he clicked on that video. thank you so much for watching on a tuesday night. i'm tom llamas. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. for david and all of us here, good night. veh you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> a night of music and fun, ended in one of thefi in decemb. a death trap. >>> as we just passed the one year and seven month mark since that tragedy, today a plea deal for the two men charged in that deadly fire. >> to hear them say plead guilty, basically, that was what

whether it's just a matter of days or weeks or maybe just a few months we don't know yet ok so no rush what sort of condition of the children as. well as we have seen on the video the boy seemed to be pretty stable but officials the experts the medics that are on site they actually say. they're far too weak for any rescue mission so before they start anything they will have to regain strength so they're getting power gels they're getting nutrition. and from like you said in the report they're actually starting to teach them how to dive now what you have to keep in mind is that children in thailand usually they're not even they don't even know how to swim so teaching them how to dive is actually sent to me sounds like a huge challenge and have i said anything about the ordeal they faced over the last ten days of they've been speaking. now we don't know anything as to what exactly happened. when exactly they went in what how they how they're hard to reseed and further and further down into the cave that's just what we assume what happened. so we just know that the boys are all in stay in

in my mind, that's a ripoff. >> reporte t right now thels are only in the rush hour direction. in other words, inbound in the morning and outbound in the evening, but now, now the is chatter about putting tol on both inbound and outbound sections of the road during both rush hours. virginia's newest transportation secretary shannonas valentine talked about tolls in both directions recently with channel 4, hover, though, she says the state's ultimate goal here is to fine tune the details of the road to keep people moving. >> it's an objective of ours to try to keep costs down ase find ways to move more people. >> reporter: releasedewata which shows rush hour speeds have increased by abo 10iles per hour because of the tolls that have actually opened up the road. for now, another possible bet on those tolls has a way to pay to get aund our awful congestion. aw, we should say this is not done deal yet. this was introduced in virginia's house of delegates, but right now there is no timetable to put it into place. a little bit of good news right now, but eventually this kind of thing

people were rushed to area hospitals after using illegal fireworks. an antioch auto mechanic could lose his hand after finding and land lighting an unspent fireworks. >> the injuries were very traumatic. >> reporter: a man lost a finger after using illegal fireworks. the victim's father told me his son had surgery today at san jose's valley medical center. >> we do get fireworks burn and injury every year because of on fourth of july fireworks. >> reporter: the nurse manager says treatment and therapy for fireworks i paiurul. and newark's so-called safe and sane fireworks are legal. that city's mayor suggests there are no plans to

there was the california gold rush, the yukon gold drudge, the alaska goldrush. worldple knew, as soon as got up at that yellow rock was found in fairbanks, people were coming to the interior to mine. >> we are gold ridge eight in fairbanks, alaska. we have a tour operation here. guests that come to our state. we are trying to share the history of gold mining in fairbanks district. back in the early 1900s, 1906, was up here, about 10 miles from where we are standing right now. that was the first discovery in fairbanks. gold mining put fairbanks on the map. when felix found the gold, it actually created the little town of fairbanks. gold-mining is huge in this area still to this day. iswhat we do at gold ridge show the people how it used to be done, give them a history of , asight up to modern day modern as you can with the gold pan here. go back to 1902 and an felix pedro,ector, hit gold about 20 miles upstream. he had to walk 120 miles to circle city, the nearest recording district, to validate the claim. as soon as the word of the strike got out, the johnny tom

they were rushed to a hospital by ambulance and by helicopter. medical staff are checking their help. their eight teammates and coach remain trapped there. with more rain on the way. cnn's david mckenzie is live in northern thailand following the story. and david, one can only imagine what it means for these families not to know first of all which boys have been rescued and of course when these other rescues will take place. >> imagine as the ambulance screams behind me heading to the general intersection of that cave complex. imagine if you're a mother and a father after now more than 16 days of your child being stuck in that cave and according to a source of the family members that the key family members are still in that area where they've been held for many days near the cave flex huddling together and waiting. they say they will not leave until the last boy and the coach have in fact been rescued from that cave. and quite incredibly that same source says those key family members don't know whether their child has been rescued or not. they mi

but theng flood war continue right on through part of the morning rush. much more in a just minute. >> thanks, doug. we want to start with some of the video we've been gathering to show you how dangerous things got o there. >> some close calls in a lot of places. d.c. firefighters had to rescue several people every flooded roads around rockek park. this is one of the videos they tweeted out tonight of a mail truck off the road. the driver nowhere in sight. late found okay. two other people had to be rescued nearby on grant road after their car got stuck. >> inar ngton, this is what it looked like at the boston quarr parking garage. cars forced to drive through deep water to get out. how about takoma park, storm drains overflowing. a manhole cover no match for all the rain. >> but let's start back inn arlingow where news4's stow shomari stone caught up with the owner of this restaurant tonight. that's a lot to clean up there. >> reporter: you know what, it is a mess inside. imagine being a barista in thi restaurant. all of a sudden, the ceiling tiles start

an update on antioch man rushed to hospital after setting off a firework. iml. >>> the person under arrest for stealing an oakland police vehicle and the surprise officers found in the backseat. >>> and life changing fourth of july injury. an update on antioch man rushed to hospital after setting off a firework. >>> welcome to the four on two. i'm heather homes. >> and i'm alex savage. people are telling you the vehicle was stole nn a matter of -- alex. >> reporter: we have pictures we want to share with you of what oakland police released this afternoon. they show the dog sitting in the backse antioch. a woman believed to be a homeless woman jumped into one of the police cars on myrtle street. >> reporter: that neighbor said it took seconds for the woman to drive off even leaving her shoes in the middle of the street. chp helicopter assisted in the search spotting the police car at fifth and mission streets in san francisco. our sky box is overhead and shows us the tt for the delegations. andrew -- he's a former chief of staff to home senator james james w

the fed i don't think will be in a rush to raise rates but they have a mandate that they choose to with the strong growth numbers that we received. walk us through quickly. >> currently we still say that being long on the front and the belly of the curve. at the long end of the curve we think you will start to see some steepening of the curve. i know it is held down by some de-risking by pension funds and it's hard to see when that well decline a little bit. particularly also when you look that willk of japan, feed through to the u.s. treasury curve. we expect the increase in supply coming through we expect to see -- eepening eventually will that steepening the policy driven or by the economic fundamentals? will the catalyst be a bank of japan moved to change the yield curve control that they have had for quite a while now? >> that is right. they have had control for quite some time. we know that they want this to start to steepen. we are -- inflation is still pretty lackluster but they need to see profitability. they need to see the banks prop of life insurance. targeted on inflation m

bystanders rushing to her side. the woman recovering tonight. >> her phone was completely shattered. she was just laying on her stomach, completely unresponsive. >> incredible she's able to survive. rob, the week ahead is going to be rough for so many across the country. >> reporter: indeed, tom. including new york, with on and off heavy rain all afternoon. but severe weather across northern and central florida. a watch until 8:00 p.m., some power lines and tree limbs down. and maryland, more rain. the low over kentucky, deep moisture to the east. several more round of this stuff for the next several days. and 2 to 4 inches through tuesday. the heat continues in texas. up and over 100, close to 110 in dallas and austin. temperatures in the southwest, up to 120. so, a lot of heat for much of the west starting tonight. >> rob, thank you. >>> next to that frightening scene at trader joe's in los angeles. a car chase ending at that crowded supermarket. a suspect rushing in, taking hostages. s.w.a.t. teams aiming their w

this morning's rush went fairly well, but they expect this afternoon's rush to cause problems in the southund directs. work is expected to be finished there by fall. >> an overturned truck hauling scrap metal caused quite a traffic mess this morning in howard county. more from the air now in chopper 4. >> reporter: this w the certain earlier on webbed route 100 approaching route isn elkridge, a tractor trailer took the curve a little fast it was carrying a load of scrap metal along with a full vehicle. that vehicle was not involve in the crash. the driver injured in the accident westbound route 100 and was stacked up with traffic for miles. brad freitas from elkridge, back to you. >> an attempted pre-dawn robbery was thwarted whe the suspect was shot by the homeowner. srvous neighbors are wondering whether thepect could be behind a series ofth break-ins d ts in the area. >> not one by two families who live down that road had a terrifying start to the morning when a manakried to b into one of the houses and was shot by the homeowner and then ran to the other house seeking help for inj

all sort of rushing into leverage loans. what do you think about that?k: it would be interesting, because if they were leverage loans from five years ago with great coverance, that would be a wonderful place to rush into, but right now, because the market is rushing there, issuers do not have to put the covenants in there, and now it is like oh my goodness, it will not be as good as in the past in terms of recovery rates. jonathan: which begs the question, victoria, to what extent are investors right now sacrificing liquidity when it could be needed for yield pickup? victoria: no, they are absolutely doing that. they are searching for that yield. we have seen it for the last couple of years. with the curve is as low as it is, they are looking for the best place to do that. and they are willing to take the chance. i think a lot of it comes from the fact that volatility was so low last year, they thought they could do that without any kind of repercussions. we focus a lot on doing more higher quality, low liquidity in our portfolios because we don't want t

thanks to her quick thinking, her dad was rushed to the hospital. he went into surgery. he is suspected to make a full recovery. a remarkable story. >> i wonder if my kids would react as well adi she >> i think they would. a lot of them know how tose the phones by now. >> pretty cool. >>> if your spring allergies are still bothesng you month later, you're not alone. summer allergy season is in full ering. and unlike o seasons, mold is theroigem over the summer months. so are insect bites. health officials saye they may bringing allergens home with them. >> bring themin de. they come in, wash anywhere hour out. >> the dirty dogs bringing in nothing but trouble. >> they're nasty. >> docto say over-the-counter odication is the first li defense. ask if weekly allergy injections i don't letith your symptoms a, them in. >>> we all heard of bike to work day, walk to work day, what about floating to work? >> that's whatd. people here's a look at the hundreds of people who hit the water for tube to work day. bers got a traffic jam-free commut but live music and breakfast. what ar

. >> there were gold rushes all of it the u.s.. there is california, yukon, then the alaska gold rush. as soon as though word got out that the uluru was found in fairbanks, people were coming up to the interior to mine. >> we have a tour operation here were basically entertaining people, guests come up to the state. we are trying to share the history of gold mining and the fairbanks district. back in the early 1900s, felix pedro was in this area. it was the first discovery in the fairbanks area. --d binding basically put gold mining put fairbanks on the map. gold-mining is huge in this area to this day. >> we want to show people how it used to be done. give them a little but of a history and right up to modern day, about as modern as you can with the gold pan hair. felixgo back to when pedro hit on gold. he had to walk 130 miles back to thate city to validate claim. as soon as the word of the new strike got out, the johnny-come-lately's began to stampede into this and to be called fairbanks district. that is he is places to walk bu

ambulances leaving the cave scene there, medi wl teams areting for the boys at the mouth of the cave to rush them to the hospital. the 12 boys and their coach have been stranded in the cave since ju 23. thai government officials are giving an update on the rescue right now, we'll give you new details as we get them. >>> also developinight now the search is on for the driver involved in a head-on collision just outside the rosslyn tunnel. >> secret service responding to the scene early this morning, our derek ward isli . a lot of people are wondering why the secret service would be involved in crash scene to begin with? >> indeed, it seems like a bit of an odyssey from where it started to where it ended. imagine you're rounding the 66 bend and you have a car coming at u.unluckyly motorist ear this morning. they weren't seriously injured. it started around 4:35 on i street northwest, that's when a uniformed secretvice officer spotted a car going the wrong way on i street. theyo tried pull them over, that car didn't stop and somehow ended u here on 66, in the westbound lanes -- i mean thean eas

law and order in the gold rush were maintained by the army. field kitchens fed the hungry.connecting military posts pioneered modern alaska. u.s. army corps communication lines serve military and civilian alike. army pilots learned to master northern skies. the army corps of engineers thrust the alaska highway across 1600 miles of virgin land in a single summer. when at last alaska became a state, army artillery moved the good news. the state of alaska is the size of a continent. big enough to blanket the midwest from canada to arkansas, from indiana to colorado. it is twice as big occasion its cities and its citizens pause for a portrait in youthful anticipation of tomorrow. fairbanks, the most central city many state is the hub of trading, transportation and supply for all of interior alaska. it's a welcome sight to alaska highway travelers, end to a road that began 1,500 at dawson, british columbia, canada. in fairbanks, the focal point of the centennial, the city is ready to play host to some 300,000 visitors, prideful of its historic past. the gleam of yellow gold buil

rush rush on players please i you remind me i'm mexico buddy do you have a message to russian fans thank you thank you for the hospitality thank you for making it such an amazing experience. continue supporting the team it's a wonderful little cup good luck and i hope that they would do it in the world cup thank you for everything. you need if someone were counting on you guys that was the plan russia mexico the final we give you a chat so if you give me an idea please when the caps. nothing seems the time from the russian to find spirit of course for the people here in the host country the russia croatia game is a question of faith in that national team but not least for russian hockey superstar that exalt of its great co-op with him a little while are. we headed for a russian victory of cool sam we will support our team they've already done a launch making everybody happy they're not far away from the final they need to work hard and i think the guys fully understand this and will do everything to make that happen it's hard to predict the result of today's match shine personally hope f

. >> a firefighter among those killed as so many people rushed to escape. >>> breaking news, a media mega titan, the head of cbs accused of sexual misconduct and harassment by half a dozen women a bombshell new report. >>> big news on the american economy, a surge in growth and concerns about possible speed bumps ahead. >>> did he know? president trump hits back as a source tells nbc news, michael cohen is willing to tell mueller that trump knew about that infamous trump tower meeting before it happened. >>> high anxiety as the nation is rightly focused on the opioid crisis, doctors warning about another crisis that has a lot of patients hooked. >> it was utter hell. it was the worst nightmare you can imagine. >>> and a big city scare late today. >> mayday, mayday. >> a plane lands in the middle of amajor urban highway. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome to our viewers in the west. as we come on the air tonight, close to 90 wildfires are raging across the country, many of them in california stretching from one side of the country t

there's no rush, to be honest with you. s ere are no missiles going off. we have our hostages back. no testing. there's no nuclear testing. so we've come a long way in a short period of time. so there is no rush, but what so te is is something we would like to see, the denuclearization of north korea. t feels strongly about it. i feel strongly about it. and that's good. i was not sure how he was going to react to that, but we had a very good discussion, and a long discussion on that. >> glor: i do want to ask you, sir, you said you'd sit with the special counsel before. has anything changed in the past six months that has made you change your mind more or less inkely to? >> my lawyers are working on that. there's no collusion. be edn't deal with russia. i have nothing do with russia, with respect to my race. i won that race rather easily, and i can tell you that i think frankly, 2020, i think is going to be even better than we did in '16. or glor: are you more likely to sit for an interview now? >> my lawyers are working on that. i've always wanted to do an interview, because, look,

guest: it is not rushed at the moment. we have to see what hearings are set and the timing. hearings in the first or second week of august would be rushed when you have a nominee whose record has more than 90 pages to review. enough time for 100 senators to have a careful review of his record. host: a senate deadline for cavanaugh, saying he intends to have a vote in the fall. this gives judiciary ample time august.hearings in they go on to say 60-70 days is within the norm between nomination and confirmation. ruth bader ginsburg, or the two days. the average wait for these democratic nominees was 65 days. neil gorsuch took 66. barring some major revelation, this is a fair time for nomination. your reaction? guest: setting a date at this point whether it is october 1 or september 27, that is an artificial just -- deadline. they are the swing vote in key cases involving fundamental rights and protections. , anotherother month six weeks for whatever it is, you have to provide the time for an exhaustive review. if he has not issued any speeches, or articles, there is less to re

he was in no rush to get there, he was late, in fact. one former british official that john will speak with shortly says it is hard to overestimate just how despised president trump is over there. so big protests are organized with this balloon mocking president trump. he will avoid london, but he will meet the prime minister and have tea with the queen. he continues to say the u.s. is paying too much to subsidize europe. we have kaitlan collins, what is the latest there? >> it has been quite a 24 hours. he was making clear that he was in no rush to get today two of the summit. showing up 30 minutes after day two of nato was under way. >> president trump arriving late for the final day of the nato summit after once again slamming allies for not spending enough. >> the president now demanding that countries double their defense spending to 4% of their gdp despite that most have not been able to meet their 2%. >> one diplomat saying that president trump's combative performance at the summit was beyond belief adding "it's like the world has

i told levy how to be on their game would be to not rush and we halfway there i'm crossing my fingers and i can call that as well i might be slightly rooting for the danes in this game coming up bad being set next to you watching this game today but if we go back to the russian games do evil things it wasn't pretty at times but was it a victory of a team playing together all of a play is that well the spanish place technically it wasn't pretty but it was bertie and sometimes football matches i won by that you get big gains. we saw with five minutes to go in extra time you saw players like my youth and then this could couldn't ha had to walk you know they were up there with the heat on the floor with cramp and you thinking how's this going to go for another half an hour but i have to say the russian players they fought and they fought and they fought and they never gave up never gave up at any second and. there were little snow is opportunities for russia in that thirty minute period. it really is an import. now what really is important to talk about is how the then dealt with the pena

first responders rushed her away in an ambulance ... her she'd have to have an emergency c-section.kathleen carter:"we weren't sure she was going to make it." kataiveronna's mom kathleen says it was pure chaos when the tree limb fell.her family was sitting right by it.she even helped lift the branch kathleen carter:"the man we were helping was right here. you know right here with me." //"the families were so sad." that's why the carter family decided to pay tribute."we all came up with her name. her first name's kamaree. kathleen after my mom. lawrence danielle."for 72-year-old lawrence anderson.and 61-year- old daniel mendozathe two men killed by the falling limb. kataiveronna carter:"it was respect at the time. i made a good choice. it made me happy to put their names together." kathleen says last night's accident keeps replaying in her mind.but holding her granddaughter helps make it better.kathleen carter:"she's just adorable. it was a lot of work to get through last night, but we did it." kataiveronna says she knows her little girl

evening's rush hour.ritz, is near the station. how much longer is this expected to go on? well, that the $1 million question, isn't it, sophie? it is very ha rd to question, isn't it, sophie? it is very hard to say with any great certainty. what we do know is about 125,000 people were expected to use gatwick airport today, it is the busiest time of the year for the airport, but with one rail group in operation, the chances are there will be people who will have missed flights. regular rail passengers, well, they have become very used to announcement of cancellations and delays, it has become the unwelcome soundtrack to their summer, so if i cani soundtrack to their summer, so if i can i want to show you some pictures of these tracks here this morning. they should be absolutely crawling with trains, but, in fact, a power failure to the signals not far from him and that 40% of the services between london and the south of england were completely cancelled. network rail, the track operator, say they have a te

but this is part of this rush.llback of the endangered species act, which is happening from republican lawmakers and this administration, as well. air and water regulations being pulled back. and tonight, we're going to get into, for part two, the climate change piece of this, right? because the arctic is warming up at twice the rate as the rest of the earth. they're seeing freakish rainstorms in the winter and blizzards in the summer. hungry polar bears are coming to town because their hunting grounds are melting. and yet some folks who have a stake in this want to keep drilling for the same product that's literally changing their land forever. >> i think you told me you had an encounter with a polar bear, i think as a tease. >> we did. >> you'll have to watch tonight, so i can't wait to see that. it ended well for you. >> for me. sho i'll show you the footage of my crew. >> i don't have to be faster than the polar, just faster than you. thanks, bill. thanks so much. >>> we're following a lot of news this morning.

. >> the family rushed home from work to see their neighbor's house burning and theirs next to it. 60 foot flames were running upslope as the couple watch remotely on eight home security cameras. >> i could look in each direction from the house and see what was going on and at one point i saw flames coming up and then the electricity went down and i couldn't see anything more. >> reporter: from the fire start just before 3:00 -- the air attacks were intense with fire crews pulling water from nearby ponds and tankers were cool -- crucial too -- high temperatures light wind and dry fuels -- the recipe for this fire season. >> there are structures that have been destroyed and we really just encourage everyothe zone to get out. we never know how these conditions will play out based on the wind and weather. >> is fast and frightening as the fire moved, those nearest said they weren't surprised. just five years ago, the morgan fire ripped through these homes burning for six days and 3000 acres. >> we all know about it. every spring we cut down the weeds and clear everything around the house

lice cruisers rushed into the area just yards fromolice headquarters. moments after a man was shot about 6:30 p.m. he appeared to have been standing or sitting on the sidewalk lea together southbound eye 395 tubl near the intersection of third and d streets northwest. investigator closed the ramp as a precaution. they examinede the inside of tunnel for evidence in case the gunman ran in that direction. e shooting happened within sight of cameras mounted at the back of u.s. tax court. it's not clear whether they were able to capture any images of the suspect. despite the fact that there is always virginia bound traffic in the area during evening rush hour, it's not clear if detectives have been able to talkon to a hop actually witnessed the shooting. >> police officds fan out throughout this area right after the shooting, but we have not been given any information that an arrest has been made in this. we do not yet note motive. jackie bensen, news4. >>> breaking news at the live sk. the secret recording i've conversation between president trump and his f

. >> reporter: she recalls the rush to pack and run from santa rose a in the middle of the night as the flames rolled in. >> i was able to get our pets and carriers. my husband said, there's a fire coming. actually our house burned down a half hour later. >> reporter: paul is an assistant fireman. >> yes, it's what we want to be doing. helping those who are facing what we faced last year. >> reporter: nearby marin crews were sent. all three injured were trying to keep the carr fire from doing what the tubbs fire did in santa rosa. >> the fire and wind picked up and laid the fire down. >> reporter: they could be up there for as long as two weeks. if it's longer, we're told they'll challenge out crew. the owner of this house hopes to be in bin the beginning of october before the one-year anniversary. reporting live in santa rosa, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. this was post on instagram. residents driving through the fire area escape the flames. the burn shows the aftermath of the fire. >>> we have other news. the pittsburgh police department released graphic s

the fed i don't think will be in a rush to raise rates, but i think they have a mandate if they chooseo with the strong growth numbers we received. jonathan: i note the house view at black rock is more nuanced. just walk us through it quickly. >> currently, we still favor and theng the front value of the curve. we actually think you will start to see some steepening of the curve. held down has been and it is hard to see when that will decline a little bit. but i think particularly when you look at the bank of japan, we expect to see steepening on those curves as well, and that will feed through to the u.s. treasury curve. we do expect to see supply coming into the market. we do expect to see a steepening eventually. and we are just not taking the risk. jonathan: will the steepening be policy driven or economic fundamentals? i want to say policy driven. we are looking ahead to a boj decision next week. will the catalyst be a bank of japan move to change the yield curve control they have had as a policy control for quite a while now? >> that is right. we have seen a slight move. we know

but it seems he's in no rush to build a new superteam in the n-b-a.bron is reportedly not pressuring the lakers to add another star to the roster right now. according to sources close to kawhi leonard... he wants to join lebron in los angeles. the problem is the lakers haven't been able to work out a trade with the spurs. magic johnson is not willing to turn over the lakers young core to san antonio. kawhi will be an unrestricted free agent next summer. this is something you don't see all the time-- beach volleyball at the embarcadero. the avp's san francisco open..is underway this weekend at pier 30-32. the tourney features the league's top pros including a number of olympians... and a handful of former stanford standouts. san francisco is another stop on the league's national circuit...which moves around the country. tour officials say nearly a thousand tons of sand are needed for the event.. and the players...love bringing the beach to the city. heading on over to the all-england club for round 2 at wimbledon. rafael nadal coming off his 11th frenc

i mean a lot of local content been lost there right oh yeah absolutely i mean w a b c at one point rush limbaugh sean hannity mark levin john bachelor all now some of the biggest syndicated shows that go all over the country and occupy radio slots all over the country at the expense of local programming they were all local shows that w.a.b. say at one point and that's just one example plus i had an overnight show you don't get live over night.

rush to conclusions with the same time rushing to blame moscow again and the media going into overdrive of course will play a quick clip of. streaming live on facebook the address is facebook dot com for slash c n n i do please send your comments your thoughts on this question who is to blame for this and loads of you have already been messaging us tom says it's not just the u.k. every civilized country needs to take a stand against putin's of c. blaming putin direct for this it's time to hit russia hard with sanctions. so almost open competition the who do you want to blame for this a putin b. putin c. putin should the british m.p.'s be rushing to conclusions as well is this narrative helpful. well you're absolutely right there's an entirely inconsistent now out if that's being pursued both by politicians and by the media certainly here in the u.k. for example in the media this morning we've got conflicting arguments all sides citing different experts qualified to varying degrees it must be said to talk about this subject some of whom are still saying that. such as it's described can e

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vladimir putin on the international stage and undermining our intelligence communities on the fact that rushfered, i think number one was not a good thing, and number two i think it reinforces for russia and its propaganda campaign in other countries, russia is industry and has interfered in elections all across the globe. it gives those russian proxy candidates, for instance, bosnia or italy or anywhere else to say this is not true, russia is not anything. i stand on my own. that's not a good thing. >> host: we heard following that trip calling this trip released the present actions in the trip treasonous. would you rise to the level? >> guest: i don't. is what i think. i try and call balls and strikes fairly but if you look at polling, and i'm critical of the present what i don't agree with them on personal things but i try and keep it more on policy. the reason the president i think as such strong numbers amongst republican voters is i think oftentimes democrats or the far left goes too far with the criticism and the republicans look at what democrats say and say they took it too far. tha

that's going to be the case overnight tonight, and, of course, we're heading into the evening rush. make sure y to giverself plenty of time and your loved ones extra time to get home as well. if you have your windshield pers on, by the way, make sure you have those lights on. let's stop this right here. ti want zoom into this area right here. did i not put that in play m pe? go ahead a it in play tode, amelia, then we can zoom in. riround sterling. here is the big storm right here right over 16th street ints through pf fairfax. but this area right here, lightning, thunder. this are here all seeing very, very heavy rain. because of that, we have a flood warning now in effect for creeks an streams until 10:45 tonight. easternlo oun, western fairfax and most of prince william. it's going to be a long night night, guys. a long couple of hours. tomorrow looking a lot better, amelia. >> almost a complete 180. the sunshine is back and we're talking about mainly dry weather, if not for the entire day, most of the day. ly a small chance for a shower or thunderstorm throughout the afternoon.

some of the export growth we saw was a soy bean rush. it was a sugar rush. it's not going to last into next quarter because they were selling goods and equipment overseas to get ahead of the president's trade rules, trade policies that are going to cause retaliatory tariffs. that's the asterisk on the number. >> i think, poppy -- christine, you are right. the one thing that could upset the apple cart is the trade war. we are nervous about it. you cover the financial markets. every time there's progress, the market goes up. every time there's new threats of tariffs, the market goes down. i happen to think what happened wednesday was a very significant breakthrough. it's just the outline of a deal. nothing has been signed. >> sure, with europe. >> the idea was, let's delea de-leverage. ultimately, that was -- when i used to talk to trump about this on the campaign and in the white house, look, i'm not a protectionist. i want a level playing field. i want the other countries to lower their tariffs. this was one agreement. it was a handshake. if this turns out t

this program ministers promise to end the hostile environment to immigrants in the wake of the wind rushcandal. the government promises more money for england and nhs, the opposition asks who is playing. >> her figures are so dodgy they belong on the side of a bus. >> we have consistently put extra money in the national health service. >> reporter: the uk is set to leave the european union in march 2019 but has some crucial legislation to get through before then. the bill puts the eu law into uk legislation, a legal black hole opening up after brexit and giving ministers the option to change once we left. the seemingly simple aim of the eu withdrawal is parliamentary battles that went on for tween 9 months. the bill that passed through the commons before easter with one defeat and flicked it on it, a demand for a vote on the final brexit deal struck with brussels. when it got to the bill, inflicting defeat after defeat after defeat on the legislation. 15 votes with huge majorities against the government's plan on everything from a future customs union to environmental protection and the

paramedics rushed the minivan passengers to the hospital. the chp had to shut down all an lanes of 17 which reopened just after midnight. >>> a tense 30 minutes along highway 24 this morning. a chp vehicle caught fire. you can see our sky ranger was overhead. a mechanic was driving that sub when he noticed okuld over and near the st. stephen's exit. the heat from the flames caused ammunition in the suv to start exploding thankfully, no one was continues to heat up. power grid officials are asking all of us to conserve energy between the hours of 5:00 p.m. hold off on using washers and drierers and set the ac to 78 or higher. flex alerts help reduce the risk of rotating power out ands. >> jeff is with us now. a lot of heat in arizona and southern california causing a lot of problems for us. >> it is. right here in the bay area, it's a small slice of us that will get hot and we'll detail that for you coming up. let's get a look. i want to show you in case you missed it, we know a lot of you are trying to squeeze in the last minute road trips f

of local content been lost there right oh yeah absolutely i mean i was on the w a b c at one point rush limbaugh sean hannity mark levin john bachelor all now some of the biggest syndicated shows that go all over the country and occupy radio slots all over the country at the expense of local programming they were all local shows at w a b c at one point and that's just one example plus i had an overnight show you don't get live overnight on stations anymore either you have syndicate couple of syndicated shows that take up all the air time over night. steve speak to this whole the overbidding and what's going on we see the the bids first sky the high sky prices for sky and other media then use a bring us up to speed on what's going on between five and comcast and does the and and try to untangle that weird web for us well comcast of course finally just recently dropped out of the bidding for fox disney will be buying the assets of fox

d a new proposal, with toll divers going in either direction, during both rush hours. as you can imagine, drivers we talked with, they don't like it. >> absolutely not. period, photograph. >> it's a mp-off. iny mind, that's a rip-off. >> there's evidence that the new ng up your drive on 66. virginia's department of transportation said that rush hour drivers are moving faster by.en miles per hour per ho >>> the head of one of thepi largesa changes stepped down. john schnatter stepped down last night. the call was apparently a role-playing exercise to prevent future public relations fumbles. schneider released a statementr apologizing s words. >>> we learned thathe t voluntary firefighter who died in the superb of madison, wisconsin, was weather to twin toddlers. i eel it's not real that she t is just firestation or at the bar. and he'll be home tonight or in the morning and i'll get ather hug or another kiss. >> this blast, it happened around dinner time tuesday night in sun prairie, wisconsin. a contractor had hit a main, a gas ma, sending the gas spewing through lines

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