what are you seeing?well, right now we are seeing reports right now, my traffic maps are picking up some slowing in the area and it looks like they do have some roads blocked off and it looks like it's 23rd to 24th. it is on the 2400 block of valdez and grant. there aren't too many cars on the road but noticing on the map where the triangle is alerting you where the building fire is, we can see some slowing just on 35 street, as well. as of now, i think we should be okay in terms of that traffic. >> all right. taking a live look at the fire burning right now. the good thing at least is that it is building under construction and money going up in flames right now. but hopefully most likely there was no one in that building as it was being constructed right now and adding fuel to the flame, no doubt the construction materials, the lumber used to construct some of the buildings now and doesn't look like winds appear to be a factor. checking in with rob in a moment if we can. it looks like the plume of smoke

we will see more talks.fficials, theae spokesman of the uae and the alliance and they are saying they expected to remain a calm fire, i think he called it. slowly burning, a new normal for a while while they try to work out the details. yousef: great to have you on the program this morning. jaap, you are staying on the show. about saudialk to banks. we'll also talk about the applications around the region, especially with burning season around the corner. -- burning season around the corner. we will look at that and take a closer look at politics, as well, because the political conversation is not over. tracy: first, we will talk about inflation in the u.s.. it is coming in weaker than expected. the fed the rate hike plans may hit a bump after the data we saw on friday. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yousef: this is "bloomberg markets: middle east." well, we can inflation data out of the u.s. has dimmed the prospect for a third interest rate hike in the fed this year. it was unchanged in june, for -- missing a forec

>> yes, i can. >> what are you seeing in san leandro? >> we're seeing like dark cloud of smoke. like really thick. and actually, now i'm on the road in oakland. and it looks like it has lightened up a bit. it's not as dark as it was initially. but my co-workers were on their way into work and they were saying from 980 you could just see flames, that they have never seen a fire that big. >> yeah, absolutely. i knowia tweeted me some photos. we appreciate it. before and all the way in san leandro, you could see the sky just black with smoke. >> yes. >> in that area. you could smell it as well? >> yes, you could. >> all right, sherry ann, we certainly appreciate you calling in. thank you so much. it does absolutely illustrate just how far away people are able to see this. we had an abc 7 news employee at a nearby b.a.r.t. station covering fires in this area for a long time. certainly, this is the largest fire he has seen so far this year. we have seen several fires in the oakland and emeryville areas. you can see really live pictures from sky 7, firefighters attacking this from at

>> if you see total financing, exceeding 76 billion, if you also see the funding -- one of .he sources did increase exceeding 110ets billion. the cost of funding will increase but there are many other opportunities. balance sheets coming from a different source of funding, one is a current account. other liquidity today. there are opportunities for the -- s, as really to we believe the government's continued issuing support. there would be capability to such an issue. assisted -- what can you tell us about the timing and the size of the issuance? >> it has not yet been decided but i believe this will be the -- which is very important and a very good opportunity. only markets but individuals. we are looking forward. playerse seeing global to expand presence in saudi arabia. is there enough business to go around? >> i think there are competing in very small different segments. locationd be enough in . they would focus on some corporate business. and competition will enhance the quality. >> in terms of the impact and whatrisis of the standoff, do you expect to see on your balance sheet? d

>> will we continue to see volatility?ames: it is interesting that tech is up 16% this year versus the broader group of 8%. this is a situation where replicating the performance in the second half looks difficult, but at the same time, you can break it down into smaller components, tech continues to be was in terms of historical high-value. the times during bubbles is also lower. you can make a fundamental argument that the next move is up. our clients continue to remain long and strong. i do think you have to think about the operating in this new paradigm of the digital world. with the antitrust risks and things of that nature and what is happening in europe. are these companies getting too big? that does add another element of scrutiny. , from a public market analyst to a private investor, it is a good time to invest in the market when you see evaluations coming down? >> one thing that is always been the case with technology is you have markets insulated from the public markets. that is one reason companies like uber and

easton see the sun coming up. there are clouds around. these clouds are going to be increasing and already tracking showers moving through central pennsylvania. it's dry right now. across delaware and south jersey. allentown, redding, upper bucks county. could see the first showers this morning. we have did have thunderstorm activity. those thunderstorms have died down. still having the wet weather. just starting to move into potsville right now. on track for the lehigh valley. little bit later this morning. 68 degrees right now. clouds will be building between now and 9:00. that's when we could see a shower. not going to be all day. need your sunglasses again at lunchtime. 80 degrees for philadelphia 76 degrees right now. chance of showers increasing for delaware this afternoon. delaware and south jersey will likely see some showers and thunderstorms, but not this morning. 82 degrees at 11 clock this morning. not looking for widespread rain, but there will be pop-up storms later today in delaware and a less likely this afternoon because

we'll see what we can see there once mobile 6 gets to the scene. bob brooks joins us live from wildwood where roads are closed because of the stormy conditions. bob, not too long ago when we saw you you were getting hit hard by the rain. looks like it stopped a little bit where you are. >> reporter: good morning, it may be dieing down just a little bit, not too much we've taken refuge underneath the gas station to get away from the torrential downpour this morning. behind me, you see the live picture, that speaks for itself, what the tremendous rain has down in wildwood. that's the intersection of hudson avenue and west rio grande avenue. you can see it's flooded at this point. there's a road block there. you will see several road blocks throughout wildwood, streets have been shut down, floodwaters from the rain have gotten pretty deep. i can tell you i've seen time and time again cars driving through the intersection. really i have been the victim from trying to adulthood this, - trying to do this, that jeep is taking its time getting through. my

so we could see an area pick up strength, but certainly not seeing that right now. a little bit of rain passing through burlington county, but this is weakening as we speak. so this will be moving out and off of our viewing area. really this is a not bad start to the morning. just drab, a little gray outside. temperatures later today right near average. 88 degrees in center city and somerton. 86 for lansdale. low to mid-80s over parts of the lehigh valley. 86 in trenton today, 85 for you in ocean city. and 88 in smyrna oig. for the most part, i think we will be driveed dry, b e dry, b a short lived shower. but for the most part i think we will be dry. hour by hour, notice they line up along the i-95 corridor as the last pit of moisture pushed out. drier air to the north, so just some spot showers possible around your lunchtime near the i-95 corridor. through 4:30, the potential drops over southern delaware and south jersey. and then i think it will mostly mnuchin o move offshore. so we're left sunday morning with dry conditions. sunday will be warm, but otherwise no

how the world sees the u.s. ow the world sees trump. we ask people, can you clarify when you say how the world? visaou referring to yoursy results from the -- your survey results from the political class of the country? and why would you say the world when those leaders are not the largest representative of the world? also, you need to understand this. trump is undermining, saab staging the geological foundation -- sabotaging the geelogical foundation of what leaders have experienced or followed over the last 70 years. so you have to look at it in those context. not doing unnecessary -- tarun: let's take one more as well and we'll answer those together. also in the back. far left. questioner: thank you all very much. i'm going to ask a question out of right field, leeland, which ever field you care to call it. what's the role of public diplomacy today you? sn how does pew research look at it? i.r.i., ndi -- n.d.i., universities bringing a million students a year into the u.s.? your comments please. >> in terms of who are these people th

right now, we're not seeing any big problems. see traffic really smooth. not seeing huge delays on the 42 freeway. watch for construction out in cherry hill or at least lane restrictions right now. 422 looks good. you can see on these drive times haven't budged yet at all. expecting this not really to go anywhere. all morning long we're probable going to see quiet roads. eastbound from 29 to schuylkill, eight minute trip. average speeds in the 60s. end with crash on horsham. right around maple avenue. >>> 6:18. 73 degrees outside. take a live look outside. see with the morning looks like. looks like a beautiful morning. beautiful day with lowering humidity. >>> got to like that. hot over the weekend and steamy too. humidity will be dropping as the day goes on. beautiful vau fr view from ocean city new jersey today. sunshine to start the warming process. in the 80s at the shore this afternoon. right now cape may courthouse 74 degrees. 72 in summerer's point. temperatures peak around lunchtime at the shore. inland areas. 60s and 70s. 73 degrees in philadelph

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we can see haze. what's remarkable about this, we weren't able to see this view 4 hours ago due to a deck of stratus in the form of low clouds and fog. but we can see it because we have been seeing the burnoff a lot earlier today. as you take a look at the flag on the fly on top of pier 9 that tells you that the wind is variable all over the place. up to 13 miles per hour in san francisco. due east of the bay bridge, in oakland, where the fire was previously burning out of control, good news is that the winds are calm this morning and that is the first time at the 6:00 hour all week long we have had a calm winds, which is a blessing to oakland firefighters that have been battling doing an incredible amazing job with this fire this morning. now, again, it was a massive four-alarm fire. oakland fire department said that their main approach was to "surround and drown" the fire and they did so admirably. ash and embers continue to burn this morning and fly even though the winds are calm just caught up in

the schools legal thought in islam and see how it developed and see how the process sharia itself needs to be contextualized i see this as taking the of the of the debates a woman as being. as islam being. and him there is inherently in neatly massaging mr religion to another realm where we we have alternative. discourses to the dominant monic massager this discourse on islam today so that's why we we ask for more revisiting of history more revisiting of. schools of thought schools of thought including fuck and so no one claims a monopoly of that so that's why in a way there is an opportunity to to to build a new feminist new. tarion interpretation of islam and shadi are. secular countries with significant muslim minorities are also struggling to find a good way to live with them france for example is banning not just full face veils there is also talk of banning their regular head scarves like the one you are wearing right now or. are the french right to enforce their vision of secularity in their own country. what the french actually are doing is the other coin the other face of the s

seeings these heavy areas of rain especially in the city and points southward we'll see some of the heaviestn along the coast and in portions of delaware as has been the trend over last couple hours into the 5:00 hour, still dealing with the rain coming down, 7:00 hour, still have rainfall around and things start to let up as we head into the second half of the morning tomorrow. we will start to dry things out as we head into tomorrow afternoon. overnight. you know what's in store, steady and heavy rain imbedded thunderstorms, low temperature to 68, breeze will start to pick up into the second half of the overnight. breezy conditions a cool day were the easterly component, 76 degrees. periods of rain, especially in the morning, then i think we could see late day clearing maybe even the sun coming out before the sun sets tomorrow, but coastal impacts as we head into the overnight periods and steady and heavy rain could see isolated amounts of over five inches in portions of delaware and cape may county, wind gusts to about 35 miles per hour and dangerous rip currents with the storm system nea

see shares back down.these bearish nuances, another factor weighing on the banks is the 10-year yield. this is an intraday chart. in white we have 10-year yields. monday of last week, chair janet tone, did adopt a dovish dropping about 10 basis points over this time. period. the -- time it will be interesting to see how this plays out. right now, some weakness for the banks. vonnie: abigail doolittle. thank you for all of that context. bank of america ceo ryan moynahan addressed operating leverage on a call with investors. that's revenue keeps going up, that will produce further operating leverage. we have not made projections past the 53. more just because we have a lot of initiatives coming in. vonnie: let's bring in bloomberg reporter laura kanner. after all the conference calls, what stuck with you? ofra: that is brian moynihan bank of america talking about expensive. since that call and the media call with journalists, they are -- four revenue for any bank, especially something like inc. of america. t

what we are seeing in terms of the weight, we are seeing the nasdaq tumbling. in terms of technology shares, they are dropping right now. 32 are up. we are having a little difference of opinion on what is happening on our board. i think the numbers are different than these. apple and facebook are all down on the day. let's switch to what is happening in terms of the energy sector. those are all correct. those are all up on the day. the reason is because of what is happening in my bloomberg terminal. 1624 here. the reason for this is that the oil rig count is now falling for the first week in terms of the last 24 weeks here. 1624 if you are f following along at home. >> take another look at that apple stock. ramy: that would be quite good. yvonne: speaking of oil, we have the june u.s. auto sales that came out today. ramy: suv's as well as pickups giving the left to what is happening. june infor the month of terms of year on year sales. there is a silver lining. in five of the eight major car companies, as well as asian car companies in the united states, they a

that is what we see happening. in contrast, take a look at the change here -- we are not going to this, so hold your hats -- you can see how these three vary. now let's look at c. it is completely different. the three we saw are different one from another but only in degrees. c is a completely different thing. it has a very big layer of black soil at the top with light artifacts and yellow gray soil beneath that down to the bottom. the artifacts are early. what that tells us is this thing called c was not open when the other three were. it was already a filled object before these other things came in. did the other three exist at the same time? hard to tell, but the way the film of this one works says this was not open at the same time, certainly was not being filled at the same time. as they were being filled, this was already filled with something else. right away, this a, b, c, d, e numbering thing starts to be problematic. if c is filled before a and b, it can't be later than a. it has to be an earlier thing fr

you can see why even with little sunlight you cannot see ocean now.e thought, you know we will not have our view off our first floor decks, pools by beach, dinner tables. over there to the right where you see lights, that is dune project and fact they have been able to keep working despite the storm is good news so you have a little kiddie pool and when mike jerrick hangs out in margate thinks where he swims because he is guarantied no sharks and rip currents. safe spot. you will see him sitting lap deep in there occasionally, and that is the good news. no big flooding. we went on another place where we have flooding in margate, nothing there either. so good news for the shore, they narrowly missed this one. greg will go up the steps as we wrap up our hit and we will give you a shot of the ocean. you have to be elevated maybe up to the second floor to see own new dune but that is there to keep water from damaging homes. it did its job already to protect these beach front properties, guys. >> steve, thank you. >> we do like that kiddie pool , thanks fo

good to see you.arkets sitting at record highs, not only for s&p 500 and dow but russell 2,000 and dow transports leads you to ask questions what it could mean. katie stockton has been bullish on the market. she says there's an increasing likelihood that we could see a significant pull back in august. going to talk to her about all of those issues coming up. health care on the agenda, pushed back by mccain's absence. senator john bore os oh is on about what he sees in health care and what's happening in tax reform speaking to roger altman about those topics and glen hubbard, council of economic advisers, talking about those issues i don't know if you saw the comments by elan musk, expects all cars in the united states will be self driving within 20 years, you're not going to see steering wheels i don't know about you, that's hard to get my head around i love the idea of somebody who has children, i don't want them driving themselves, but as a driver, really hard to think about not being able to drive

expect to see those cloudy skies longer than the inlands spots will see it. see it burn off slower and then warm up to about the mid to upper 60s. on this fourth of july week, i nknow it's not until tuesday wih but a lot of people get to enjoy the next couple of days off. stay hydrated. if you get caught in a rip current swim parallel to the sand. look out for beach warnings along the water. we do have a couple of changes on the way. we will wake up monday morning. fourth of july, look at this, a nice combination of sun and clouds perfect weather although you might see some of the fog but that should be fine. by saturday we see a gradual warming so foggy conditions i think it will still be okay for the fireworks. we'll be able to enjoy them. by tuesday 86 degrees and then we see that gradual warming coming into play by friday. if you notice by next weekend we will be climbing back into the 90s for some inland spots. we have some pretty good weather on the way. >> vianey, thank you. you're watching "today in the bay." coming up, several people are swe sweating

do we see hospitals closing in rural areas? what would the bad effects be that you see? rick: we look at it through the lens of coverage and what this means in terms of coverage for the uninsured. when the a.c.a. passed it was intended to cover 32 million people, and ended up covering much less than that because of the supreme court decision with regard to medicaid expansions. for us the concern is coverage and the coverage losses that would result. particularly as it relates to the medicaid program. medicaid serves the most vulnerable population. so many kids are on it that are learning disabled and have disabilities. one in 10 veterans are on the medicaid program. 2/3 of the money goes to taking care of elderly folks in nursing homes. that cuts to the medicaid program, which in both bills are rather dramatic, over $700 billion in one and over $800 billion and the other is a great concern to us. and the coverage estimates that go beyond the coverage losses in medicaid are also pretty substantial, according to the congressional budget office. for us the big issue really

what are you seeing? >> not seeing delays due to this.a.r.t. station. a handful of blocks away. again, this fire is on the northwest corner of lake merritt. we did talk to b.a.r.t. we gave them a call as soon as we saw the structure fire break out, and they said no, they're not seeing any delays due to the fire right now. there is a ten-minute delay system wide due to earlier track maintenance in the downtown oakland area. that was kind of the reasoning for why we thought maybe it had something to do with this fire. they said no, it doesn't have anything to do with that. we're staying on top of that. this is a look at surface streets in the area of 24th and valdez. you're seeing two pretty major roads there, that would be broadway and grand. this is on some smaller surface streets. i'm seeing just a little bit of a delay on southbound broadway there and then grand which goes east to west across the top of lake merritt. a little bit of a backup there on the westbound side. so maybe some onlooker delay. you'll see this from your vehicle. it

as they slow it down, you get to see just exactly what's happening on the inside. >> you can see thes that fire too. >> i wonder if seeing a view like this will help fireworks creators to really see how things time out and how they go off. >> there's very real science behind something we use for fun. as we've seen when you slow things down, it becomes an entirely new universe. and this is no different. >>> if you're having a picnic at the beach this independence day, beware of -- >> they ain't scared of nobody. >> watch them take over this family's fun in the sun. >> she ain't afraid. >> or maybe she is. >>> plus -- >> on this most american of holidays, there's a lot of people out there barbecues. >> for that reason we've got clever hacks for you. >> pick it up and drop it in your cocktail. ruly hair? need a hair smoother. get super fruit moroccan argan oil, with fructis sleek & shine fortifying shampoo. hair is super sleek, for up to 3 days. no parabens. just sleek hair. discover garnier fructis sleek & shine fortifying shampoo. and to control frizz even longer, try fructis sleek &

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at night, especially after it's rained, you can see the streets glow. as you can see here.to use what's around you. sometimes at night you can get that really atmospheric and get more gritty side. you know what, sometimes you just have to be bold. that's a good tip. just stand there and wait. patience is everything. i quite like that one. yeah that's nice. you've got the neon, action shot. and he's smiling. i don't know. just the smartphone is not very good at night—time. i'm feeling they're not — they won't be as good as yours. we'll see. they were in the day, right! so before i go, i want to get the iconic hong kong taxi. yes, everybody loves a taxi shot. how do i do that with a smartphone? it's going to be tough to get that kind of long exposure that you're looking for, but i honestly think that we can do something slightly different but you're really going to like it. we're going to try to get behind the taxi and capture the city with the taxi in the foreground. 0k. how does that sound? all right. let's give that a try. let's do it. get ready to get behind this taxi. al

if they see the reply as negative and escalate, you are going to see a speeding up of the next itf affectsa -- a negative effect of the banks. they have haven't started aggressively selling the paper. but if they do, you will see a bigger drop there, which will have a bad connotation. we could see a faster negative move on the short term. we worry about the teenage effect across the -- the contagion effect across the institutions. if that starts with individual banks and they believe this will take much longer, it may not be a very happy few weeks. >> then who starts to unwind first? >> that is the billion dohar question. -- the billion-dollar question. a lot of those decisions are controlled in every country. a lot of those banks are owned by the government. the central banks in every country will have the say. they will release the trigger if that happens. then we will know that trigger has been released by that central bank. i don't think it is an issue of each bank doing it on its own. it is more of ale po. for now everybody has been holding in their positions, especially for the funds

so not surprising that we are not seeing all of the airports i expect to see later on.torm ranger 10 in south jersey, remember it shoots the radar beam right from the ground which gives you the closest picture to what is happening right at the surface. and it's still a very steady rain from cape may courthouse up to strathmere, but notice the rain is starting to thin out over cape may and wildwood. and that is a good sign. we'll track out when the rain moves out entirely. and the sunday forecast looks so much better. >>> as we mentioned, margate is seeing a lot of the flooding and that is where ted greenburg is live for us. >> reporter: margate and many other barrier islands communities dealing with high water this morning. we are along ventnor between washington and adams and you can see it is under water. there is a car coming down the street right now. that driver is taking a chance driving right through. it is raining. it's not raining as hard as it has been overnight, but inches and inches of rain will do this. storm trains just cannot keep up with so much water so

. >> we'll see you at 6:00 and look forward to hearing from the witness to see what they saw. we have more information about the plane that crashed it. looks similar to this one. it's manufactured by cirrus design cooperation. it was the model sr22. it's a single engine aircraft and typically has four or five seats. >>> a three alarm fair raced through a downtown building in lafayette last night. the fire burned so fast and hot, east bay med has to increase water pressure to fight the fire. henry lee is at the building where the chamber of commerce and restaurant are among the nine businesses that are a charred mess. henry, do investigators know how or where the fire started? >> reporter: well, julie, it's not safe for the fire investigators to go into what remains of the building. they have to secure the billing first. they have an idea possibly where the fire started. the fire broke out before midnight in the heart of downtown lafayette. . within moments, with giant flames flying everywhere, it was clear to firefighters they wouldn't be aggressively attacking the fire. it wa

we couldudmore says, see this continue as we see money being put into india. the market is now almost as big as canada and germany at $2 trillion. anna: thank you, juliette saly, joining us in hong kong. let's turn our attention to u.s. politics. donald trump junior says he never told his father about last year's meeting with a russian government lawyer, who was said to have information on hillary clinton. yesterday he released his email exchanges with the publicist that set up the meeting and he said this during an interview with fox news. >> in retrospect, i would have done things differently. again, this was before the russian-mania, before they were building it up in the press. for me, this was opposition research. maybe they had concrete evidence about the stories i had been hearing about, but were underreported about. know where it was apparent that that was not what the meeting was actually about. thatwhere it was apparent that was not what the meeting was actually about. anna: we spoke to mark warner, the highest-ranking democrat on the senate intellig

trying to see an environment where we see a long protracted rate hike.n argument around unwinding the emergency cut that would put us at the time of the brexit vote but i see your point. guilt investors are trying to figure out where fiscal stories are going in the u.k. a lot of political pressure is piled on the government to remove a cap they put in place on public sector pay increases. is there going to be slack? will the market look favorably on the government for loosening the reins? do they still have to keep close control over that deficit? >> to be honest with you, the gilt market will be driven more by what is going on in europe and the u.s. you have seen u.k. gilt yield's trading stuck between german bond yields and the u.s. 10 year yield. the market wouldn't be particularly happy if there was a meaningful fiscal stimulus from the u.k. in the gilt market that i think that any changes are likely to be relatively small so that wouldn't have an impact on the overall 10 year bond yield. but more important is we are seeing a move towards this quanti

you'll see dividends increased 20%. okay, maybe that trade is over for q3 -- >> it depends what rates do, right? >> that's the one variable you left out of all of the description you were just giving >> but i think what you were trying to do in 2017 is find these uh opportuniopportunitiese trades where you're overweighting a particular sector financials in q2 for q3, to me the obvious one stands to be technology, the growth technology names that we're saying, you're talking about earnings, i cannot see earnings and technology being anything other than very strong. so i think in q3, there's going to be a moment, whether it's -- whether you're nvidia, your chip names, where you're going to look at this sell-off and say, okay, i want to do the same things i did with the banks in q2 go in there, overweight them for a trade, and i think you'll be wrau rewarded >> so cramer, jim, suggested that the sell-off in tech that we've seen, it may be a little early to jump back into some of these names. you agree with that? >> it may

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you'll see more sunshine today. the jersey shore, ocean city partly sunny 74 degrees this afternoon. mostly cloudy skies for hammonton. slight chance of shower at times. voorhees and wilmington in delaware. sunshine, we'll be back tomorrow. satellite and radar shows us lingering clouds in the area. to the west though that you'll see a break in the clouds for tomorrow, but then tomorrow night and into friday that wet weather that's moving through eastern nebraska is destined for our area. could see heavy downpours. even a potential of severe weather. this time tomorrow morning, showers will be in the midwest and chicago area, but later tomorrow start to see the wet weather arrive here. that's 7:45 tomorrow evening. then the possibility of some thunderstorms late tomorrow night and into early friday. with lingering showers during the day on friday. midnight heading into friday. standby. there will be more wet weather ahead. not much today. sprinkle is possible. most of the day. clouds and sunshine here. 83 degrees in

of never seeing anything like this. sporadic sings a chaos spread across hamburg straits with protests to smashing windows and setting fire to cause there's some pictures the go into the new center just a bit earlier on show in the aftermath of the riots there you can see the j.c.b. diggers out there trying to clear it up you can see the broken windows those violent clashes resulted in several looted shop as well as damaged a.t.m.'s of wreckage on the streets real mess there in places isn't it all your correspondent peter all of has been following the unrest. it's continued down the east over the last twenty four hours now as you can see just behind me it is actually more walls account in a riving at the intersection where i am. they will say a quiet tense scene here just shortly just dull long time ago by a number of bottles were being thrown the police responded with water cannon we saw these reinforcements that you can see just see it arriving including it and vehicle just over to my right there. is certainly a very

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seeing a lot of upper 80s. currently at 89 degrees.rkside 89, chase, summerton, pa parkwood seeing upper 80s to lower 90s. let's take a look at the shore. everybody going there because it's so hot for today. current temperature 91 degrees. summer's point 89 and atlantic city just a little cooler, 81, but certainly a nice, nice day and time across the entire beach for today. for the lehigh valley, seeing really nice conditions. temperatures certainly above average for this time of day. lots of sunshine. we did see a passing shower move through allentown. current temperatures mainly across the lehigh valley seeing upper 80s. lees point 88 degrees. mertztown 85, and nazareth currently at 86 degrees. a great sunday in the forecast all around. minimal cloud coverage but a few extra clouds right around 2:00 p.m. and again tracking one or fwo showe two showers, especially around allentown earlier today. we're seeing upper 60s to low 70s across the entire viewing area. atlantic city, your expected overnight low 66 degrees. be sure to look at t

we see the united states moving down to 1.5%, 1.7% area. we see the eurozone at 1.1%.he bottom line if the differences are pretty significant. the u.s., where we think it is a transitory decline, we will start to see inflation push back europe, yout in have half the target and you were in a situation where you have a labor market that is very divergent. you have low inflation and unemployment in certain areas, and high unemployment and others. we expect that high unemployment to cause inflation to be low in europe and cause the ecb to be accommodative. >> i am struck when you are talking about how the ecb continues to be supportive of the weakest link. how long is that going to be politically plausible? not that long ago, we were talking about italiexit, frexit, and that all disappeared with macron, but will we continue to hear about this? >> i think you will see a rapid, over the course of the next two to three years, convergence around growth, unemployment, and inflation across the eurozone. you will have significant political problems. in the end, germany does not w

i can see that that makes sense.ple like the design, they are efficient the, the storage, seven seater cars in the body size where cars of traditionally been five cedars. there's lot of future value built into the stock. you're someone who tweets to elon musk and report on him. how crucial is the model three. how is it being interpreted by the market because elon musk felt it had not been accepted by the market in the way he wanted it to be? dana: the model three was tesla's hold goal for being here they wanted to bring unaffordable electric car to the main stream. -- on affordable electric car to the mainstream. this is the reason for the company to be. the model three is make or break. they have to be able to sell cars. they have to be able to make cars and so cars at high sellings -- high volumes. caroline: we will see if they can live up to the high volumes and the high profits. great reporting. eileen is sticking with us in london. coming up, amazon's deal to acquire whole foods is shaking up the grocery market.

it's nice to see. i'm surprised nobody jumped in the water and just pushed it up. >> i guess that's a dangerous situation for the people in the village to be in. you don't know how deep it is either. i thought they might put something in the well to help it crawl out. >> it takes a village to raise an elephant. >>> one thing we've learned on the show over the years is you do not mess with police in brazil. and right here you see that one of the police officers has pulled out his pistol, is pointing it at that car. and that's because they have got their man. they keep ordering the driver to stop the car, get out of the vehicle. surprisingly the driver actually responds, stops the car, gets out, hands in the air. police officers are able to arrest this man. this man has apparently been getting away from police because he's had a false identity. he's wanted for robbery. >> did he just feel like i'm tired of a life of crime and i'll just pull over? this is uneventful for somebody who is trying to get away.

a lot are taking the wait-and-see approach. these are what we will see.hat should change over the next month as things progress in the center further. >> gillian: about 31 states opted to take advantage of the increased medicaid coverage that was on offer under obama care. it stands to reason of the current version of this bill goes to the senate gets a conference committee and gets past as it stands today a lot of the states might potentially lose some of that coverage in the swells on the shoulder of the governor. >> absolutely. that's why have a governor like governor k-6 in ohio and nevada. very vocally being against the legislation. strictly because the effect on medicaid. they took the medicaid expansion. unless you see the medicaid portion of the bill changed their cutting the growth in medicaid, not necessarily cutting the medicaid spending but the growth in the spending. it will not be tied directly to the increase in medical costs. the state are saying will receive less money in the future that were supposed to, that will be a popular and we don

good to see you, as ever.r before we go, you can find all the film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode — including mark's top ten films of the year so far. so i have to go on and see whether i've seen your top ten. all our previous programmes are on the iplayer as well of course. enjoy your cinema viewing, it is a very good week. thanks for being with us, bye—bye. latest low weather update from bbc. it has been a wet evening across northern england. outbreaks of rain pushing a further south. this is the past few hours, that rain fringing in the north wales, pushing into the midlands, some heavier bursts now breaking out in parts of lincolnshire and perhaps into east anglia as well as we go through the night. it is pushing its way a bit further south, so it will start to pull away from north—west england and north wales. western parts of the uk clearing up and a few fog patches developing, northern ireland, for example. some spots in the west where you are clear for any period o

u.s., i't see the frankly disagree with that suspect, i don't see the u.s.ning its stance against qatar. they are looking for ways to do conflict and have all sides consider reasonable settlement. yes, the iran, original intent of president trump positive as it was to have a coalition with qatar participating and all of the countries participating, the operating that has happened, the price, one of the unintended consequences of the visit has been that it is as a divided that very collation when one of its own in the gcc is now being put under pressure by other countries in the gcc. out and out ont iran or the fight against isis. that is with the u.s. really wants to focus on. it is solving this crisis, that enabled by president trump and his visit to riyadh. that is the focus now. i think it is unintended. it is not with the u.s. wanted. thanks so much for joining us. coming out, it is the start of a fresh quarter here in the middle east, one that looks like it will be marked by some geopolitical tension to set the you -- the least. >> we will get some inte

we are range bound for the last six months or so we'll see what finally happens where we ever see the 3% >> stocks to watch today, sates says its model 3 will start rolling off the line on friday and will neck fr knock 20,000 in december >>> caterpillar facing more questions. federal investigators believe the company failed to submit numerous export filings with the government there are questions about whether this was part of an effort by cat to avoid paying taxes. >>> airbus is unveiling a leaker corporate structure and confirming a reorganization of commercial sales.leanker corpord confirming a reorganization of commercial sales.leane corporate structure and confirming a reorganization of commercial sales >>> bae systems fining a $4.8 billion deal .british government will buy three new high tech warships >>> total announcing a deal to invest $1 billion in an iranian gas field, the first by a western country in iran in years. >>> and danone is selling stonyfield >>> and our next guest says the state of private aviation is in a wait and see mode as investors a wait tax reform on unde

wells fargo and citigroup are expected to see a 2.3% rise or decline. wells fargo sees 3.5%. then there's the 1.8% move expected from pnc. that's 1% less than the average 3.8% despite the higher than average move, it still represents a $20 billion shift in the market next week michelle, thank you. >> how should you play the banks into earnings. mike's at the plasma with the call to action, as we say. mike. >> we're going to take a look at simply buying a call when do you buy a call pretty easy, when you're bullish. it's a bullish bet secondly, options have a defined amount of time before they expi expire look for identifiable catalyst we have one. earnings next week finally, this is a good strategy to use when options are cheap. seema mentioned that jpmorgan, which is trading close to its all time highs where it closed today, this is one of the situations where the options sheet, if you bought the stock, you're taking it at a high level. what i'm looking to do is buy a short dated call i'm looking at the july 94 call. after the earnings next week, you spend 1.50 for those you

see you back here tonight at 11:00.nbc nightly news" is next. >>> on this saturday night, what did they say? what vladimir putin revealed today about his closed-door conversation with president trump. the white house saying only that the president handled it brilliantly. >>> show of force. u.s. bombers joined by planes from south korea and japan in a display of air power as the president says something has to be done aut the north korean threat. >>> the heated debate over removing confederate monuments in the south. and an angry confrontation between the ku klux klan and its opponents. >>> great escape. a dangerous inmate breaks out again from a maximum security prison. this time with some high-tech help, maybe even a drone that flew in tools. >>> and inspiring america. he's one of the boys of summer, excelling

woman in the jeep isn't liking what she's seeing.s not happy and about to show it. >> the guy down front with his cell phone. >> gotcha. >> can we just back up? >> no, he's warning. >> that's exactly what the driver does, and when they start backing up the elephant pursues. >> oh, relax. you'll be fine. >> they were saying the guide was using some sketchy driving maneuvers to evade this eleph t elephant. >> what would they do? whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! >> the elephant evasion technique. one second. it's in the handbook. give me a sec. >> the whole video this woman is whispering. you don't need to whisper. >> let's get out of here. >> oh! >> this is exactly what you're not supposed to do. never go on safari. >> he's going to head us off. >> stop the elephant, please. >> this woman is the ying to your yang. >> could we get out of here? i want to go out of here. >> i would like to go home now. can someone close my eyes? >> but at the end, she had a little chuckle. >> my heart was racing. >> that elephant wasn't having any of i