piece process, like the shampoo to san china, we want a stable of con hassan, so we are not being affected. so i think in that way i would say to you that box on us relation by mouth at the same as they were before. okay. yeah we, we just have to end it there because of time only, but thank you so much for your time on your thoughts today. i most enjoyed it. mohammad off our job, it director general of the pakistan house international. thank. thank you. a lot teachers ride up to the break and deeper don't go too far. as more programs get their starting moment time unit o'neil saying good bye for now. ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. at the point, obviously is to place trust or rather than fear a various job with artificial intelligence. real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, slow in welcome to cross stock, wer

facilitated in a fonts, doha piece process, liked or shampoo to san china. we want a stable of con, his son. so we are not being affected. so i think in that way i would say to you that box and us relation right now are the same as they would before. ok. yeah we, we just have to end it there because of time only. but thank you so much for your time and your thoughts they i most enjoyed it. mohammed arthur job at frontier electric general of the pakistan house international. thank. thank. thank you. and our teachers right up to the break and deeper don't go too far. more programs get their starting moments. i'm una. neil saying good bye for now. blue western leaders have a habit of reminding us nothing about ukraine without you. great. this is rather curious as ukraine has been a western client state since the cool against the democratically elected government in 2014. but there may be a copy out here. it's called lag, the doc ah, [000:00:00;00] a letter with a denali installed the study of delivery. if you lose feel mom will follow you use a . 2 2 2 2 blue .

. >>> plus the huge donation to expand health care to san francisco's china ttown. it's friday, june 3rd bye i'm len kiese. >> and i'm center center. we xwin our w a look at our forecast from first alert meteorologist jessica burch. >> a live look from the black mountain cam over santa clara valley. this is the only camera i can use because the rest of our live cams throughout the bay area are covered in fog. it's a foggy, dense day for us as we wake up this morning. official sunrise at 5:48 a.m. this morning. we're dealing with patchy fog throughout the bay today as well as the low clouds. so to add to that, kemp e temperatures are cooling down significantly headed into the weekend. today you'll feel it. a chance of scattered showers as we head into our sunday forecast. daytime highs today only in the low 70s in our inland areas. clouds across the board to fill our skies for us today from the coast off into the bay, we're only expected to get into the upper 50s/lower 60s. cool across the board, breezy conditions as we head into the weekend. it is bundle up weather

san dieguito high school. i love it. starbucks coming back online in mainland china >> san diego founded by the germans in 1909 pete >> i'mi. i think it's going higher. >> bonawyn >> if you want exposure to the energy complex, what you're worried about the high data stuff, take a look at some of the refiners how about mro. >> how about it, dan >> we're talking about that intel. wasn't a preannouncement kind of soft guide down. i think we're going see a lot more of it i think the smh, i don't see this thing working higher. might the markets rally a little bit in the quarter end, but into q 3 you want to sell >> smi, semiconductor not shaking my head. thanks for watching "fast money" tonight, everybody "mad money" on the west coast with jim starts right now. >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now ♪ >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to a special west coast edition of "mad money. welcome to cray mere ya. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some mon

san francisco. the strongest vote against him was in the asian neighborhoods in china town area of san francisco. so republicans have an opportunity here. they also have a chance to reach a different audience. they should take advantage of this. it's theirs for the taking. >> martha: i want to show you one thing before we wrap. this is this. this is an elon musk tweet. i know you're used to following the tweets of influential people, kellyanne. he says i voted for myra flores. the first time i voted republican. i don't know if you can see that. so then the tesla owner of silicon valley group said will i vote for a republican respect in 24? he said who are you leaning for? he says desantis. what do you think? >> it doesn't surprise me. that's why he's being attacked and why people on twitter has become a left wing social media site. they're having a free fall. i'm thrilled that the world's top innovator, a true american entrepreneur, says -- is proudly saying he will vote republican for president. the only thing i'll say to governor desantis who has done a great job in florida, stop having the don

still, nato will not go so far as to call china an adversary. in san a hospital has confirmed the deaths of to bring people found in and examine symmetry. that brings the death toll to 48, apparently victims of heatstroke. authorities believe they were migrants. texas has seen a surge in immigration over recent years. smugglers sometimes use commercial trucks to bring over migrants. i'm california the state senate has passed legislation that would allow the public to sue firearms manufacturers for harm caused by guns. it is designed to use energy -- industry standards, despite federal law which immunizes gun makers. it is part of a package targeting gun violence that california governor gavin newsom has promised to sign. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much indeed. i want to quickly talk about what is happening in the markets. the data earlier on, certainly changes the direction of what we

china. >> a wrong. in san francisco, j.d. vance to meet millions profiting from globalization. i agreed with trump on trade. i voted against outsourcing every single time. we've got to get tough on china and i'll work with anyone to fix our supply chains and bring manufacturing home. let's make things in ohio again. i'm tim ryan, and i approve this message. >> donald trump has officially endorsed u.s. senate candidate j.d. vance. >> judy is the conservative outsider who will continue trump's fight to secure our borders, protect the unborn, get rid of the corrupt politicians, and stop joe biden. j.d. vance, marie, author of hillbilly elegy. president trump's endorsed america first jumper conservative. >> trump fought back and so have i. now i'll take our fight to the u.s. senate. i'm j.d. vance, and i approve this message. >> taking a look at primaries in south dakota, the ap reporting that u.s. representative jesse johnson a penn state one, estates gop primary contest as he runs for the term. defeated state law labels lawmakers that we have to try to run to his right. he sat for

china. >> in san francisco, j.d. vance made millions. i agreed with trump. to get tough on china. i will work with any want fix our supply chain and bring manufacturing home. let's make things in ohio again. >> donald trump officially endorsed j.d. vance, the conservative outsider who will continue trump's fight to secure our borders, protect the unborn, get rid of the corrupt politicians, and stop joe biden. j.d. vance, america's conservative. >> i am j.d. vance and i approve this message. host: the ap reports that dusty johnson of that state won the gop primary contest. he defeated a state lawmaker who tried to run to his right. he is set for reelection in november because no other candidate has entered the race. he repeated the president's lie that there was widespread fraud in the election. the congressman has also worked with a bipartisan group of lawmakers out of south dakota. that is some of the results from the primaries that took place yesterday, several more lined up as we head toward the november midterms. what is motivating you as you look at thos

susie hsiuhan ling: the san gabriel valley is the epicenter of huaqiao. "huaqiao" means "chinese outside of china." what i think a lot of people don't unrstand is los angeles had many chinatowns. the old chinatown was called "calle de s negros" and got destroye when union stationas builtn 1938, '39. so a loof us call what is between broadway and hill "new chinatown" because in the970s, there was an asian-american movement, and a lot of chinese-americans and asian-americans came out to try and improve chinatown, but anyone who was making it and being able to, were moving to the 'burbs, ok, and that included monterey park, alhambra, san gabriel. san gabriel valley is only 10 minutes from chinatown, and it was a bedroom community. chinese today want 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a 2-car garage, and you were not gonna find that in downtown l.a. anymore. and so then became this slow migration of mandarin-speaking chinese at first into the san gabriel valley. at some point, monterey park was about 60%, 70% asian, with 3 chinese, i think, on the city council. it earned the name of "little taipei." jon: m

san us. it's near the port city of china, grum, the blaze sparks, a large explosion, as firefighters rushed to the scene. some of the containers were being used to store flammable chemicals. about 450 people have been injured. many critically. the actual cause behind the incident will be revealed when it's investigated. as far as i know, the deputy commissioners office. as for the prob committee, the fire brigade must have launched a separate investigation or will do so. tundra children has more from docker lay 10 hours on the blazer is still on, not in that intensity, of course, but many of the containers have fumes coming out. small flames coming out of them. firefighters are worried that if there are chemicals in any of those container, that could be a clear danger to the neighborhood and the public around did the spatial unit. a bottom of the military is helping the firefighters now to salvage operation. does lot of chemicals on the ground? the neighborhoods around that container depot are polluted with foul smelling airs . people are saying that having breathing problem, the hospitals are

. >>> we have a sneak peek at a large piece of public art installed at san francisco's soon to open central subway station in china display, featuring images of folklore. the artist was at the unveiling and through a translator she said she is grateful she can share her heritage and hopes that she can bring joy to people that see her work. >> when i was creating this paper cut, i really want to show the energy and the vibrancy of how communities celebrate together. i hope that you can feel the music and the action with this work. >> the central subway project will extend muni to chinatown. the the station is scheduled to open in october after years of delay. >>> a 49ers star trading the i joined the district attorney's office to pursue justice for everyone. but like so many of my colleagues, i resigned in protest because chesa boudin interfered in every single case and failed to do his job. the office is absolutely in disarray right now. chesa dissolved my unit prosecuting car break-ins. now criminals flock to san francisco because there are no consequences. we can't wait. recall chesa boudin now. introducing the

you, g, we have a sneak peek at a large piece of public art installed at san francisco's soon to open, central subway station in china town. it's a large display featuring images of folklore. the artist was at yesterday's unveiling and through a translator, she said she is grateful that she can share her heritage in hopes that she can bring joy to people who see her work. >> >> translator: so when i was creating this paper cut, i want to show the energy and vibrancy of how communities celebrate together. i hope you can feel the music and the action with this work. >> the central subway project will extend muny to chinatown. the station is scheduled to open in october after years of delays. >>> it is 5:20, draymond green and kevin durant are back at it. >> the comment about steph curry leading to a disagreement between the former >>> welcome back. let's get a quick check of our lunchtime forecast as we head into the afternoon today. it's another warm day for us, no matter whether you live in the inland areas or along the coast where around noon, mostly just ex expecting 50s. it will be a warm day. keep that in mind as

invading ukraine, but she said there is a danger of putin forming an alliance with china if he does get foxed in. in sanrancisco as events have voted to recall district attorney jessup again. putin tried to reform the criminal justice system but critics accused him of in too soft on crime. about 60% of those voting say ousting him. he will be replaced by an interim district attorney chosen by the mayor. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ if you wake up thinking about the market and want to make the right moves fast... get decision tech. for insights on when to buy and sell. and proactive alerts on market events. that's decision tech. only from fidelity. >> bringing inflation down should be our number one priority. and president biden in an op-ed in recent remarks has indicated it is our top priority. jonathan: janet yellen in the crosshairs, under the spotlight through all of this over the last couple of weeks from new york city this morning, good morning to you all. futures nega

days of hotel quarantine in many parts of china currently, and as many as 21 days in the past. 46 people have been found dead in a lori art in -- lorrie parked in san, texas. the san antonio merrick suggested the people who died were immigrants. that is as temperatures reached as high as 39 degrees celsius and in the area yesterday read nato it is planning to label china as a systemic challenge. the so-called strategic concept document is likely to highlight a deepening partnership between beijing and moscow and is due to be signed up by major leaders at their madrid meeting. bloomberg understands china will not be called an adversary. global news, 24 hours a day, on air, and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. tom: laura, thank you. credit suisse is said to hold deep dive sessions on risk management and compliance as it is hit with an historic money laundering conviction. details are next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. 53 minutes into the european trading day this tuesday morning. some of the earlier gains being paired a little bit, upside out .3% on the europ

china. there is a rich family history in the chinatown san francisco store going back three generations. >> my grandfather was one of the first merchants in san francisco chinatown. my parents worked under him and branched off in their own business they took what they learned from my grandfather and passed it down to us we took the knowledge that they passed on and at our inspiration to it. >> the sisters began selling online in 2005 and opened up their retail store front in 2018 with a modern twist and nod to their heritage drawing on travels with parents to china as children when they sourced for their own shop. >> what i recall the most is being at the kimono factory where we saw the hand crafted process in person. and this has always been really inspiring to us as young girls. >> two years into owning their retail store covid hit forcing closures of businesses large and small nationwide san francisco's chamber of commerce said the housing of chinatown saw 757% of stores close in 2020. kim and ono leaned into the online platform and lounge wear marketing making up for sales taking a 75%

china. that plan is to take advantage of economic potential and drive growth by creating a tech center that would rival cities like san francisco and tokyo. the greater bay area as it is known essentially combines hong kong, macao with nine other cities in mainland china. and local media are reporting that the chinese leader will be spending the night in a city just across the border to the north of hong kong, it is worth noting that xi traveled to hong kong using the high speed rail which has been closed to the public since the start of the pandemic. the likely reason he is deciding to commute is in part because of the covid situation here in honk do you t hong kong where 1,000 cases are reported every day. and throughout xi's visit to hong kong, he will attend the inauguration and a new administration -- of a new administration, excuse me, a number of officials here to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the handover. and although hong kong police say there will be a designated area for people to gather, the assistant police commissioner recently said that they won't tolerate any acts of violence or public disorder. a

here today in solidarity to support aapi heritage month here in san francisco starting with the korea council general's office as well as chinaphilippines, united kingdom, those representatives please stand for a round of applause. [applause] >> thank you for your work and thank you for your friendship. claudine is bringing them on stage too, okay. well, good, i don't mind the house lights being up. it's really great to see all of the wonderful faces. come on up since she wants to bring you all up. [laughter] >> and i just want say thank you and celebrating with this community. they'll be wonderful activities and you heard about camp fest telling the stories of asian americans and asian people throughout the world, you've heard about the great events that are going to be happening at the library and other activities and i just would like to take a moment to just also acknowledge the incredible bruce lee exhibit that's happening at the chinese cultural center and how timely it is because i know that oftentimes when people think about bruce lee they think about a person who was a good fighter. we know that he was a marshal arti

china has an insanely large online community and low digital privacy lum. oscar at lead to an algorithm that significantly better at recognizing what we want to watch next. next, a san juan to talk has only been on the world wide market since 2018, but has already been downloaded over 2000000000 times more frequently than facebook . and what's up, the chinese state also has its place at the helm of parent company by dance, controlling data and sensory content and catalog guns, and that even timon o is a catalogue of sensitive issues around domestic questions. on the single he element, square sion, janet, the tim hong kong and taiwan are all sensitive topics that are not allowed to be spread through tick tock or the chinese equivalent. skipped diesel lenient as of all. not these policies exist in europe in the us to scalp flaw. i need more, nathan and bash. be of all. there is an example a few months ago where a user tried to criticize human rights violations and chin john under the premise of a make up video stick critiques, oil sung in the hall. mentally. he was exposed within a few days and taken down this offer phenomenon. from winning target on hold of alicia. h

china , and the market had a bit of a fit. it's worrisome. it is worrisome people we spoke with in sanrancisco's financial district, worried about the impact that tumbling stock market could have on 401 case and other investments. you know, we've got some investments that were kind of worried about that . my husband and i were thinking well, eventually it does go up again. it's unknown just how long we can expect to be in a bear market. but if history repeats itself, fernandez said, it could be around the better part of two years. look at the great financial crisis that took about 22 months to play out. and then if we look at the .com bubble that took about 19 months to play out, ultimately, the market writes itself. we've seen that time and time again. and we fully expect to see that as we get through some of the shocks that were absorbing at the moment. elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies also collapsed today. this after the major crypto leader celsius halted all withdrawals, citing extreme market conditions. it is the second collapse of a part of

one quarter of the population from san diego to seattle one side looking out at the asian tigers and china the other on the eu. more integrated each coast with europe and asia than it is with. i don't know dayton or bakersfield. and all of these people and all of us in this room or perhaps some of them had skills that were transferable to a market that grew from 300 million to seven billion. hit me when i wrote an article. it was about 2004 and all of a sudden people started. email i mean that had been very relatively new about article from south korea. how does somebody from south korea read somebody from selma? doesn't make any sense and then all of a sudden i started to know that when i signed a book contract something that had been irrelevant before foreign sales all of a sudden there were this edition and this edition in this edition. and so people and then finance law insurance media professional sports. look at the los angeles lakers most of their income will soon come if it doesn't already from china franchising. and so their attitude was that we were uniquely qualified through edu

china, says digital expert chi front caught up with let's now the story to a numb. it's increased significantly in the last year because of the expansion of so called party cells. a tide sans and marty cells are effectively communist party representatives installed within various private sector corporations. and but especially in the tech sector, tech by party functionaries are also working within ali. baba, profit and politics combined to serve the party while only as former finance minister doesn't see any danger in the situation. generally luca, java fiddler luck. i don't want to be an advocate for authoritarian states jell, global trade is a reality. and i prefer for exchange to take place between democratic countries. but i'm not naive. i don't believe we live in a world where we're essentially good and only good could that would be wonderful. but it's not the reality the peer suitor. is it simply online trade or chinese imperialism? after the decline of the steel industry in the 20 ten's, the ages unemployment rate was high, is belgium, happy to pay any price for economic growth? and i need to hourly see that the 30 or 40 years we've been swindled by the multi nation

san francisco native, eileen gout is back in the spotlight. she is back to bring the american olympians back to the us. she won three gold medals in china in 2018. she received both praise and scrutiny for representing china because he is an american. now she has become an ambassador for the committee, and is campaigning to bring the games back in 2030. she is risking losing her fan base in china for this move but she says she sees it as a beautiful example of globalism. >> speaking of games, there is a big one in boston, the warriors take on the celtics in game three of the nba finals in less than an hour. >> anthony florez is in boston, he is in the td garden, anthony, do you see any blue and yellow around you? >> reporter: well, good evening, i have to say, this place is absolutely nuts. there is a sea of green, but you can see on the escalators, there is some yellow and blue. there are a lot of warriors fans here. there is a lot of anticipation, a lot of energy, and a lot of excitement for game three of the nba finals against the warriors and the celtics. this game is 12 years in the making, that's how long it took to make it to an

san hu. there were also chinese goods. and now, in many countries of latin america, china has already outstripped the united states as the main. very loyal to the united states but in a pandemic x-facto. you look at the successful result that the ecuadorian authorities have received on vaccination. this is a consequence of the pragmatic agreement to receive assistance from china, of course, this makes some analysts speak. yes, you have become allies of the chinese. no no, this is not so from the opposite end of the continent from buenos aires, the famous tv presenter victor humorales echoes the natural we are not a colony, neither russia nor china nor the united states and now everything is even more complex, they will have an awkward meeting wrote to the agency. reuters is just announcing yet another talk. at the summit, the brazilian president, boltsunaru, also drove to los angeles. well, firstly, in the canon itself, he repeated that he believes that biden stole the victory from trump, so it was probably a shame, but he offered the brazilians argenti. another redistribution is to establish a joint production of fertilizers

san antonio — they say three people have been arrested. this friday marks the 25th anniversary of the handover of hong kong from uk to chinese rule. chinaeedoms for 50 years, but new laws introduced in 2020 have effectively silenced all criticism in the territory. the bbc�*s spent the last year with young journalists and protesters as they live through the most turbulent period in hong kong's recent history, facing arrests and prison sentences. from hong kong, our correspondent danny vincent sent this report. i don't smoke. ijust hope that in jail, you can use these cigarettes as currency. jennifer is 24 years old and she's preparing for prison. so, i got a pack of this, and i'm trying to see if i can use these as money in jail, but i'm still not sure about that. she was a student in hong kong in 2019 when millions took to the streets to demonstrate against greater control from beijing. she was arrested alongside 40 other protesters and convicted of rioting. i sincerely take it as a challenge for me. it's a challenge. it's like... in everyone's life, you definitely have some trouble that you have to overcome. there have been more than 1

china. we need to cut our losses on crime and by defeating the liberal d.a. all across america. in san francisco can boost the bomb, so can other cities. it's time for billionaires who are sane to fund new campaigns to oust all of the left wing nuts who eliminated cash bail and generally made our streets more dangerous. this is a matter of life and death at this point. we need a cut our losses with the g.o.p. establishment. those dinosaurs lumbering around more interested in doing deals with biden then staying true to the constitution. last year they signed on to an idiotic infrastructure bill and now many of the same senators are signing on to a gun-control bill. 14 republicans and all led by john cornyn of texas. they are giving biden the victory and infringing on the rights of law-abiding americans. the legislation is 80 pages long and last night, a vote was called just hours after the textbook was released. it's a complete travesty and it's one more step on the road to a gun ban. more on this later. and finally, americans need to cut their losses with the party in power. we know de

china. this was anna herring, his contribution to long chan. international b annella. the design is reminiscent of chinese lanterns blue. she completed this daycare center in san pablo in 2014 oh harry, her sustainable building concept is in demand worldwide. she teaches harvard immunity and 0 and is one of the few women to run her to an architectural firm. again and again, she feels drawn back to bangladesh. ah, values participation, jaime had equal rights to the polar village. both men and women joined in to build this award winning to story therapy center for people with disabilities like, ah, are many years focusing on construction projects across contracts have started coming in, including a clean culture for the worms cathedral. ah, hang his 1st building me to play in europe went up in 2016, a birthing room before robert austria. the projects of rosenheim, the various completed. she'll move on to the next construction site. this time nga thurston india. fascinating. how many color nuances clay has from reddish yellowish to dark brown, good blue. and you don't need any chemicals for as is this will be our problem is that the chemical alternative is always

china. there were roughly 100 fraudulent cases last year compared to 70 cases in 2020. sann some downtown streets is now over. the city council unanimously voted to lift the ban that went into effect 30 years ago it was supposed to help resolve gang issues, violence and traffic related incidents. council member rule. perrella says the ban was racist and targeted latinos of the low rider culture. police officials say they have not enforce the bando for more than 20 years. henry ford's assembly line system for manufacturing cars revolutionized the industrial world. but now another automotive company is also hoping to leave its mark on history. fox's jackie ibanez has a look at the 21 c. at first glance, it may look like any other sports car on the market. but artificial intelligence and three d printing are setting the zinger 21 c apart human creativity and design and engineering. connected. to and a i driven machine because the 21 c is primarily designed and developed by special ai software officials that zinger say they've been able to craft perfectly optimized parts. to ta

china. >> a possible case of monkeypox. one person is in good condition and in isolation. three other bay areas have confirmed cases, sansco, alameda, and santa clara. the risk to the general population from monkeypox is still low, and the virus doesn't spread easily between people with close contact. symptoms include source and a rash on the skin. 66 of the nationwide cases have been diagnosed in california. >> disruptions this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with his cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol and keep it low with two doses a year. side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breath. with leqvio, lowering cholesterol becomes just one more thing life throws your way. ask your doctor about leqvio. lower. longer. leqvio. >> dr. anthony fauci says he is experiencing paxlovid rebound. it is two weeks since he tested positive for covid-19. when he first experienced symptoms, he was prescribed paxlovid. four days after that, the covid test came back positive. he is o

economy. china began growing its own poppies. china's borders were finally opened. millions of chinese fled to the world's main ports, light london, amsterdam, and san francisco. and they talked to practice of opium smoking with fell. so if the original san was that the west or western imperialist foisted opium on the chinese boy had their revenge. because with this great diaspora of the chinese immigrant community on opium, smoking is transplanted all over the world are in the united states. at the time of the gold rush, chinese work is provided easily exploitable labor. opium spread through the china towns of the big cities or in europe opium also made nations heddie. the drug would make the dreams of colonial grandeur come true for various countries. france, the eternal rival of great britain, intended to turn into china into a modern colony, a mirror of its own power. it constructed expensive infrastructures such as roads, bridges, and railroads. the colonization re topic with the french citronella as if i go on the walkway. clooney hot bo daughter audrey in the hottest hebrew to be glued. he could do doubt your local degree. i know her, the qua

china faces identity theft, fraud and stolen vehicle charges. sochi suspects that a spina is part of a car and identity theft ring in dublin, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. well in san francisco, officers recovered nine catalytic converters thanks to the help from a witness overnight police firm richmond station responded to a report of a catalytic converter being stolen. arriving officers were told by a witness which direction those suspects fled. they eventually caught up to him , and they also recovered. nine catalytic converters. the emissions control devices contain valuable metals and are often sold to scrap dealers for cash. in san jose. closing arguments are set for tomorrow at the criminal fraud trial against former theranos executive sunny ball. joani joani is accused of defrauding customers and investors while serving as the chief operating officer of the failed blood testing company. but one is ex girlfriend. there are nose founder elizabeth holmes. was convicted of the same charges back in january and faces up to 20 years in prison. new at 11 tonight to workers who were laid off this month from tesla's battery factory in nevada have filed a lawsuit clai

china , and the market had a bit of a fit. it's worrisome. it is worrisome people we spoke with in sanisco's financial district, worried about the impact that tumbling stock market could have on 401 case and other investments. you know, we've got some investments that were kind of worried about that . my husband and i were thinking well, eventually it does go up against unknown just how long we can expect to be in a bear market. but if history repeats itself, fernandez said, it could be around the better part of two years. we look at the great financial crisis that took about 22 months to play out. and then if we look at the .com bubble that took about 19 months to play out, ultimately, the market writes itself. we've seen that time and time again. and we fully expect to see that as we get through some of the shocks that were absorbing at the moment. the federal reserve is scheduled to meet tuesday and wednesday. reporting live. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. centers a police say a security guard trying to protect a woman during a domestic dispute with her husband was shot a

china. the backyard fireworks shows are doing just fine, however, but those can often be dangerous and in many cases, illegal. according to the san jose fire chief, there were 98 related firework fires over the last two fourth of julys. >> i think the biggest challenges are for the professional display companies that put on the independence day celebrations for municipalities and cities. ryan: another big issue is that there are just not as many fireworks to go around. they are often done by trained people and monitored by local fire departments. however, with supply chain issues, it doesn't seem there are going to be as many displays. as we mentioned with fires, having a backyard fireworks not sanctioned brings the risk of fires in the area, and we've already seen a good amount of brush fires in the last two weeks. drew: the early call for the fourth, we will have some fog to contend with. we will show you that forecast in one second but first, a live look from san jose, the south they are right now. mainly clear skies from this vantage point but we are dealing with a fair amount of fog along the coast. air quality continues to

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san nir with more on what is moving bob. >> none of the big three are working. inflation, chinairection, at least not the direction the bulls want to go. sara mentioned the sector, double whammy, concerns about demand, construction and china and beijing weighing on energy semi ducters down. nvidia at a 52-peek low. essentially consumer discretionary. all the travel stocks are weak consumer staples not as bad. i want to give you a sense how broad the declines are growth versus value. big cap versus small cap s&p growth down 3% s&p value down 3.5%. small cap value down 3%. you get the idea a takedown of the market derisking and reducing the exposure to the market i want to emphasize what's going on with the energy the subsectors the weakest go to the demand destruction issue most of the big emp companies down, devin, marathon oil. here you look at the big name, halliburton, schlumberger, most of the refiners not down quite so much. associat so, david, this goes to the concerns overall demand destruction on top of comphien creating a difficult situation for the energy stock david.

san francisco insisted that a soft landing was still possible despite the hottest inflation in 40 years. the fed raised rates earlier this month by 75 basis points and could consider a similar hike next month. china reduced quarantine time for inbound travelers by half. it's the biggest change to china's covid policy. travelers will need to spend seven days in quarantine facilities plus three days of self-monitoring at home. that's down from 14 days in many parts of the country and as many as 21 days in the past. the new rules do not signal a loosening of policy. hong kong's incoming government is said to be considering easing quarantine roles. limerick sources say officials may allow incoming travelers to quarantine for five days in a hotel followed by two days in home isolation. that's instead of current rules which require seven days of hotel quarantine. the final decision has yet to be made. hong kong's incoming chief executive will be sworn in on friday. a texas judge has temporarily cited with abortion rights advocates who challenged the law from the 1920's banning the procedure. the ruling allows abortions up to six weeks to resume. there's a hearing on july 12. there's a court order preve

china and imported here. the backyard not legal fireworks shows are doing just fine. but those can often be dangerous, as i mentioned and in many places, illegal. according to san jose, there were 90 related fireworks related fires over the last two fourth of july's. the issue seems to be very pandemic related. >> i think the biggest challenges are for the professional display companies that put on independence day celebrations free municipalities and cities. -- 40 municipalities -- for municipalities and cities. ryan: the fireworks are hard-to-find. they are often paired with trained professionals and sanctioned by local fire departments. that means if those are not really there is much this year, many people may go back to the backyard firework displays we saw during the pandemic. the message to that saying those are illegal and often dangerous and could lead to fires. we have seen a good amount of wildfires in the bay area new last two weeks, so try to find a professionally sanctioned one and avoid any backyard display. kumasi: without additional funding, the tenderloin center is closing this year. supervisors plentifully cap in san francisco. reggie: a warn