shelly: new york city is a huge market for both.act, really any city that is going to clamp down on ride-hailing apps is going to be a big financial concern for both uber and lyft because they both went public this year. they listed in their company financial statements that any regulation around ride-hailing apps, their business would be concerned and it would be a financial concern for them. emily: shelly hagan, thank you so much for that reporting. still ahead, at the worldwide developers conference next week, apple will make the case it is growing beyond the iphone. we bring you a preview of next. this is bloomberg. ♪ apple huawei overtook earlier this year as the world's second-largest smartphone makers. maker pushing back that the american rival could be targeted in the trade war. the huawei founder told us why he still considers apple to be his future. teacher. >> apple is as big as this. we became a peach over the last few years. we might become a plum in a few years. smaller than an apple, but still edible. a plum is a litt

and as shelly mentioned in her presentation, soko hardware is more than just a hardware store. it carries -- you can find hard-to-find japanese woodworking tools, shrines, japanese cabinetry, knives, painted screens, paper lanterns, teapots and more. and interesting historical fact that you might have seen in the narrative is that soko hardware, you know, during world war ii, during the imprisonment years, the ashizawas had a friend who was able to help them store a lot of their merchandise and goods in the back of an old car dealership or a car dealership on van ness where it used to be located. when they returned from imprisonment camps, they were able to get that merchandise and open up within a good reasonable amount of time and so we're able to then supply a lot of the community in japan town with a lot of the goods to rebuild again. and continue with the business. so, you know, that is a really important historical fact that should be noted as well. right now the business is run by the third generation of the ashizawas who you'll hear from soon. just taking a quick look a

. >> 5-year-old elizabeth shelly was discovered missing from her home 10:00 a.m. saturday.were done on evidence that traces back to her u.n.c. more than 200 members of law enforcement from a dozen agencies are searching for the little girl right now. they searched all over her neighborhood and nearby towns. her family is desperate for answers. >> it's scary. the worst thing ever. the longer the day goes on, you start thinking the worst. you don't want to, but it's sad. >> authorities caught up with whipple on a rural country road. police say he had drug paraphernalia on him and and outstanding warrant for his arrest on a probation violation. those are the charges he was booked on, a local store clerk said he saw whipple not looking so well after shelly was reported missing. >> dishevelled. like he had been on a binge. he was wearing a gray hoodie. underneath that was a suit and tie. something weird. >> police are asking neighbors and business owners to check their surveillance cameras for any suspicious activity. at this point police are not requesting any more civilian vol

wilder's agent, shelly finkel, has said that he would "probably" fight fury or anthonyjoshua next year the singles at wimbledon has been published — no surprise that andy murray's name does not appear. the two—time champion had effectively ruled out competing in the singles tournament this season following another hip operation in january. he could still receive a widlcard entry to the championships however he's more likely to compete in the doubles. a high—speed crash split the peloton to pieces in the final kilometre of stage ten at the giro d'italia. the incident brought down several riders including sprinter pascal ackerman — which could mean he might not line up for stage ii. france's arnaud demare went on to win the stage. tributes are continuing for the three time formula i champion nikki lauda who's died at the age of 70. he was one of the best—known figures in motor racing, winning the title for ferrari in 1975 and 77 and for mclaren in 1984. he'll be remembered for his remarkable recovery and return to racing just a0 days after a crash that nearly claimed his life. here's for

shelly will now summarize progress made to our cultural heritage programme. >> i do have a couple ofquestions. one is, i understand that because of the length of this report, doing it every six months is probably why or choose doing it every six months is because of the length of the report. >> that's right. >> i'm curious if there might be items, one of these items or self-of thseveral items that mao come before us more frequently. like the city-wide survey and legacy business. i'm just curious. >> point well-taken. i think we're happy to present that information to you whenever you would like to see it and naturally, office, small businesses providing their reports more frequently than every six months and we're happy to share that information with you and certainly we want you to keep a close watch on the survey efforts. i think this was more of a way for us to automate some of the data collection we're doing around your request. but yeah, i mean, if you want us to sort of memorialize coming to you on a more regular basis, we're happy to do that. i wanted to reiterate, we're happy

shelly: the score is really high, and much of that was led by the boston area, which is a tech hub. it has many top graduate programs, many undergraduate programs for science and engineering and also has a high tech company density, as well as robust venture-capital investment. carol: on tech density alone, the bloomberg index ranked the state number one. more than 60% of all publicly traded companies are classified as high tech. shelly: one of the main reasons massachusetts is ranked so high is because of the tech company density. and a lot of that is led by the boston region. if you think of some of the top s&p 500 companies, be it biogen, raytheon, some of them are in massachusetts, some in boston. carol: that tech density is no accident, given the boston brain burst, which includes 70 top graduate programs in an area where 47% of adults have college degrees, 40% of which are in science or engineering. statewide there are now 1.3 , million jobs in the innovation economy, an 8.6% jump since 2012. a beantown boost in venture-capital investment has helped fuel that job growth. in 20

elizabeth shelly's uncle is in custody and not being cooperative. he had a criminal history and drug problem. search teams will be out looking for the little girl today. fremo >>> and welcome back to you on this monday and memorial day. we take a live look outside. obviously traffic is not going to be much of a factor for you. an east bay woman says a new dishwasher flooded part of her house. >>> she asked our consumer investigator to the mess. >> artis and ralph bought a dishwasher back in august. they hired a crew from best buy to install it for them. a month later, the couple found water damage in the kitchen. they say it was coming from the dishwasher was because it was leaking. it was soaking the floors, the walls, and the base cabinets. they tell us they spent months going back and forth with the manufacturer and the installers. we contacted everyone involved including the retailer. a few weeks later best buy's insurance company agreed to pay for repairs and a new dishwas r dishwasher, totally $8,$8,360.0. you can call us any time at 1-888-996

shelly hunter says it is a good idea. is the gift card girlfriend on giftcards.com. >> it is really smart to use awful of your points, all of your gift cards, all of your credit cards. use it now because we don't know when the store closest to you will close and we also don't know if dress barn at some point will stop honoring the programs. >> shelly says it is different than when most stores close because there is no bankruptcy involved, and that means no judge to watch over things. >> it is just the company deciding, but that doesn't mean they can't decide tomorrow to shut everything down. so i don't see any reason for it to be urgent other than them probably wanting to close down leases and things like that. >> published reports predict it will take six to 12 months to shutter the stores but the process is expected to start soon. the parent company says there will be no changes to the current return, refund, gift card or loyalty reward programs, but remember all of that can change. >> sure. >> it should take about a ye

know stripping you would open a new even shelly's to spear home. but there are more. violent clashes erupted in the ukrainian capital kiev as malls and 100000 people protested against a government decision to delay an association deal with the e.u. . tele you are a minister of interior affairs for the ukraine during this period when you were chief of police essentially of the country can you tell me your version of what happened from november protests through february protests. fuck them. putting it. right but decide you're. going to be as consumers are sending a new leader of the opposition party fatherland book leader of the opposition nationalist far right political parties vitali klitschko leader of the opposition party you. both e.u. and ukrainian officials said on thursday the suspension of talks on closer ties could be revived after the 2 day meeting but officials said the deal was off the table for now. thank. you. pro e.u. protests on the streets of kiev and to their 2nd day the crowd of iran a 1000 protesters were joined by the leader of the opposition or an

if they're not getting paid equal pay for equal work their families really do pay the price. >> shellylogic, zero logic behind the gender pay gap. do you think any other candidate, specifically male candidates, not should, but will take this issue on? >> listen, it's great for our bottom line. and we've seen study after study that shows that if we do close this pay gap we can add $28 trillion to the global gdp. and so when we look at this new act that kamala is passing, it's so incredible because we have the opportunity to add over $180 billion in the next ten years, you know, if we do this right. so it's not only the right thing to do it's great for business. >> this "new york times" piece out is quite stunning where it says educated women, why they're opting out of work, and how our culture is pushing couples that have equal careers into unequal roles. just as women earned degrees the jobs that require those degrees pay disproportionately more to people who have round the clock availability. those highly educated women with big jobs are marrying men that have the same profile. and gu

i am shelly dire. i am the program supervisor with the neighborhood development corporation and i am to speak in support of dalda's moving to the new market space. they have been a healthy corner store since 2015 and have been successful in the program. some of the big successes over the past few years. they are not selling any

i am shelly dire. i am the program supervisor with the neighborhood development corporation and i am to speak in support of dalda's moving to the new market space. they have been a healthy corner store since 2015 and have been successful in the program. some of the big successes over the past few years. they are not selling any alcohol on credit. they reduced the selling area of alcohol by 20% since they have been in the program. they are a true staple in the community. they are participating in community engagement such as every first friday a better lower eddy street campaign event. the staff and bill is very supportive of the event supporting us in taste tests or community engagement. they are a staple. many residents wanted to see dalda's moving to the new space. we are excited about them move goes to that space. they have a lot of healthy signage to promote the healthy items available in the corner store. they are an outstanding participant and have two phases every design. this have a refrigerati

or i'm moving on donald trump intends to nominate patrick shelly as his next u.s. secretary of defense according to a white house statement released on thursday the former deputy defense secretary if approved will replace james mattis who resigned last year over policy differences with the u.s. leader who's been acting pentagon chief for the past four months as welcome the decision he's promised to continue the quote aggressive implementation of america's national defense strategy and to keep the military in top fighting shape. so as yet another hawk cements his position in the president's team killam open has been looking at how washington has repeatedly abundant its professed commitments to peace. it's a familiar pattern u.s. presidents getting a lacked it on an antiwar platform i just don't think it's the role of the united states to walk into a country say we do it this way so should you we've lost thousands of american lives spent nearly a trillion dollars. alienated allies neglected emerging threats all in the cause of fighting a war for well over five years

shelly is at another conference, so we're traveling everywhere to try and speak about this. oh, wrong one. there we go. so this is one of the pictures that's iconic of this time. east meets west, alfred russell. and as you can see, there are no chinese. now, we'll talk about that in a bit. but chinese, you can see some here, and this is at bloomer cut, which is -- a cut is exactly what you see there. instead of going over, they just cut through. and we believe some chinese started to work on this late in 1864 and 1865. this is the kind of work they did here, carting. this is bloomer cut again, then and today by li ju, a major exhibition. this is, you know, track work in nevada, working in the snow. this was supposed to be a snowplow clearing the tracks. it didn't work. shovels worked and eventually sheds over, you know, areas where the snow would fall. now, there are some chinese if you can see in this picture, laying the last tracks. notice how they're dressed, in kind of very shabby clothes or loose-fitting. three of them laying the last track. so now we're back to this pi

shelly's place says its main concern is its puppy goes to a suitable home. in lafayette, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news >>> still to come this noontime, it has been less than two months since finalizing her divorce from the richest person. how mckenzie bezos is hoping some of that money will be used for a good cause shopfor up to 40% offal day eveon appliances...first ...plus use your sears card and get an extra 10% off. and you'll also get three hundred dollars cashback in points. sears, making moments matter. >>> new at noon bart police officers will be handing out cards warning riders to not fall victim to cell phone thieves, with an emphasis on the importance of looking up from your device near train doors and while waiting on station platform, as well as keeping an eye on your devices. bart had 400 thefts of cell phones stolen adjust last month. people living on san francisco's waterfront filed an appeal to get the city's approval on building a homeless center on the embarcadero. in april the port commission backed the city's plan for a 130 bed facility and

you mentioned shelly duvall's inspiration the were a lot of celebrities. it? >> no, i really cannot. >> we thought it was a joke. for sure. >> we showed up that morning and we were like -- >> she's not going to come by. >> and we thought someone was going to come out of the elevator and be like don't you dare dream again. this was a lesson to show you how much you didn't deserve wis. but sheked out of the elevator. she was marvelous. >> sweetest woman. >> it's like i'm listening to the show right now. this is exactly what the medieval show is like. >> it's crazy. we love each other so much. >> but you also did all the music for it, too, right? >> we had w aderful composer. and we wrote the songs. >> that is a loot, right? >> and neither of us do play the loot at this time. this is deceptive. but that'sokay. >> we may learn. >> the other thing i want to get into, we only have a few seconds, but it seems important. i understand you both are cat people. >> it's true. >> couple of cat ladies. >> we both -- >> how many cats? >> one a piece. ux>> to cats. >> bea

. >> got the idea from shelly duvall's theater, have you ever seen it? from the '80s. >> memorized them and we spoke basically in lines from these comedy, these shows. so -- we love fairy tales and wanted to just do, just blow it out into a big, fun world. a big, fun, fantasy world. >> we've come to know and love kate mckinnon on "snl." this isn't going to affect your "snl" work, is it? >> oh, no, no. very much augments and supports it. yes. >> good. because we need you on "snl." >> thank you so much. >> please, don't give us any bad news. >> oh, no, no, no. >> okay. good. you mentioned shelly duvall's inspiration. celebrities. major, major a-listers on the show. meryl streep. >> we lucked out. >> meryl streep. can you believe? >> i really cannot. >> we thought it was a joke. showed up that morning and -- she's not going to come by. >> not comingw. we thought someone would come out of the elevator say, don't you dare dream again. this is a lesson to show you how much you didn't deserve this but she walked off the elevator. >> the sweetest woman. >> like i'm listening t

shelly: one of the main reasons massachusetts is ranked so high is because of the tech company densitya lot of that is led by the boston region. if you think of some of the top s&p 500 companies, be it biogen, raytheon, some of them are in massachusetts, some in boston. carol: that tech density is no accident, given the boston brain burst, which includes 70 top graduate programs in an area where 47% of adults have college degrees, 40% of which are in science or engineering. there are now 1.3 million jobs in the innovation economy, an 8.6% jump since 2012. a beantown boost in capital venture-capital investment has helped fuel that job growth. in 2018, vc firms invested $7.6 billion in boston area companies, an increase of 126% in six years. amazon's $800 million purchase this online pharmacy was a coming out party for the area's startup sector, and a shot heard around the country in boston's new innovation revolution. all week long, we've bee highlighting the innovation taking place in the city. is city that, according to crunchspace, in august of last year, it saw total venture investm

elizabeth shelly last seen at her family's home in logan early saturday morning.er uncle is in custody and not being cooperative. whipple had a history of drug problem. >>> it is 5:52. coming up next on "today in the bay", cracking down on teen vaping. the changes schools across the u.s. are considering. >>> plus, the new frontier of medicine. how a 3d printed arm is changing a 14-year-old's life. did you know comcast business goes beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete internet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone connected. video monitoring. that's huge. did you guys know we did all this stuff? no. i'm not even done yet. wow. business tv. cloud apps and support. comcast business goes beyond at&t. start with internet and voice for just $59.90 a month. it's everything a small business owner needs. comcast business. beyond fast. out new wildfire evacuation plans .. created in large part by >>> welcome back to you. sonoma county set to put out new wildfire evacuation plans by the 2017 firestorm. population density, road networks key f

animal shelter workers at shelly's place say the puppis a 4-month-old chihuahua mix. >> i look down and iris is gone. and i'm like, where is iris? so we thought maybe she was walking around the store with her. started searching the store. she wasn't here. went outside, she wasn't there. my gut tells me, one should -- someone who is going to steal the animal is probably not the right home for them. >> pet food express is offering now a $2500 reward for her safe return. >>> time now, 6:07. a mountain lion has spooked residents in bay area neighborhood. we'll hear from the homeowner who came face to face with the big cat. >>> and a new area code will force many people in the east bay to change the way they dial the phone, even if their number stays the same. >>> are you ready for a warmup? because it is coming. a strong ridge of high pressure will build in over the next several days. i'll let you know when highs will be close to 90 degrees. >>> and it's already warmed up on those streets. in fact, we're getting some hot spots into our traffic center here. at 6:08. one of them is the north

for next year's olympic games in tokyo, while daniel sidbury and three—time paralympic medallist shellyt the pure silk championship in virginia. she had a share of the lead from day one and finished two shots clear of the field with a closing round of 67 — a great victory after she lost out in a play—off in san francisco earlier this month. i believe in hard work and determination, i really stayed so focused at there today. my caddie did a greatjob keeping me calm. i guess did a greatjob keeping me calm. i gu ess after did a greatjob keeping me calm. i guess after san francisco, gave me perspective that i could compete at the top. i came this week with the sole intention of getting that one better. and it feels really good. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. we are talking about the european union elections. they are still counting in northern ireland, the one region of the uk that is yet to declare. are corresponded as at that count. 0bviously declare. are corresponded as at that count. obviously a lot of the debate about brex

the remains are believed to be those of elizabeth shelly, who was last seen at her logan city home saturdayalready been formally charged. counts include aggravated murder. he is a brother of the girl's mother. and had been spending the night. >> his wrist watch and his sweatshirt, contain blood that has been positive to match lizzy's blood. >> they provided information that led to the girl's remains. and because of that, the death penalty could be taken off the table. >>> new this morning, a los angeles police officer is being treated for typhoid fever. and the department central division had to be disinfected. the disease is rare. usually affecting less than 400 people in the u.s. annually. the centers for disease control says it most commonly affects people abroad to places like pakistan and india. >>> in alameda county, teachers will head back to the picket lines this morning. hours of bargaining failed to result in a deal with the new haven unified school district. the teachers union has dropped their request for a 10% increase to 7% over two years. including today, the strike has now s

meantime, people like tom and shelly paid $6,000 for nothing so far except worry. >> i don't think i will see the money. >> i can tell you it was never their intentions at all, and it makes me sad for both parties, because charimonte was my family and i know in my heart they meant no wrong. i just think it was too much for them to take on. >> reporter: in san francisco, wayne freedman, "abc 7 news". >>> well, we are taking a break from the storm watch tonight, but not for very long. >> no, the atmospheric river that brought us rain for the last two days brought snow to the sierra and a winter storm watch is going to kick in for the weekend because of the possibility of heavy snow. >> "abc 7 news" weather anchor spencer christian is tracking the weekend weather. spencer, it is just amazing. >> the sunny break is about to take its own break. here is a look at live doppler 7. clear conditions right now, but a storm is lurking around the corner. this approaching storm ranks one on the storm impact scale. it will be moving in tomorrow morning, continuing into sunday, producing half an inc

. >> tom lanning and his wife shelly. today they became the ninth customers to file a complaint with the state contractors licensing boit against chiaramonte construction, a central valley company that clients say has taken their money and not delivered. for the lannings, that is $76,000 paid in january with nothing to show for it. >> i don't think we'll see the money. >> we're not going get it back. >> it makes me wonder if i can afford the rebuild at this point. >> chiaramonte came to sonoma county, promising it would build better and for less money by using central valley labor and materials. they still insist it's working, pam chiaramonte told us. >> we are finishing homes within budget, and we are working on our homes diligently. >> customers tell a different story. eric edenfield cancelled the contract and changed his locks after countless delays and a home that remains unfinished. today he shows a $14,000 bill from a flooring subcontractor who he says chiaramonte should have already paid. >> and the guy on the phon

shelly the deputy of the national center of institute of health. it is an hanor to appear before you lttoday, alongside my samsa and the va. given the troubling rise in the national suicide rate in the past decades, suicide prevention research is an urgent priority for thede nih. as the lead federal agency for research on mental disorders, nimh's portfolio includes projects aimed at identifying who is most at risk for suicide, understanding the, causes of suicide risk, developing in interventions, and testing the effectiveness of suicide prevention services in real world settings. in collaboration with our partners, werivate work to translate these research findings into evidence-based ac practices. today, i want to highlight research that has identified promising suicide prevention toolsve ripe for implementation within health care systems. used effectively, and in combination, these tools may increase the number of lives saved amongmb veterans and amon all americans. health care settings are important for two reasons, access and opportunity. near

for next year's olympic games in tokyo, while daniel sidbury and three—time paralympic medallist shellye of the lead from day one and finished two shots clear of the field with a closing round of 67 — a great victory after she lost out in a play—off in san francisco earlier this month. i believe in hard work and determination and i stayed so focussed out there today and you know obviously my caddy, geoff, did a greatjob keeping me calm and i guess after san fran it gave me perspective that i could compete at the top and i came this week with the sole intention of getting that one we better and it feels really good. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. thank you very much. more now on the european election results. we have almost all of the results in with just northern ireland left to declare. let's take a look at the share of the vote with 11 out of 12 regions declared. and it's the brexit party that gained the largest share of the vote — almost a third — with 32%. the liberal democrats took second place

i'm pleased to welcome my friend and partner, our outstanding institute president, shelly. >> thank you, jim, and thank you for your decades of leadership and dedication to the institute. i want to add my own welcome to the hundreds of trustees who are here this evening. especially members of our young leadership who have taken time from their professional and family lives to join us. your presence underscores the depth of your commitment to the institute. from our earliest days, the pursuit of peace has been central to our mission. peace between arabs and israelis is not just a noble goal, it is a worthy american interest. it is not the only interest we have in the middle east, nor always the most urgent. but it helps to find what we as americans stand for, and for more than 30 years, the scholars and experts are the washington institute have offered advice and ideas to administrations of both parties on how to achieve this important goal. considerable progress has been made, including peace treaties between israel and arab states and incremental but important progress with the palesti

. >> shelly baen brink, steph curry's godmother and a family friend of 35 years had an idea.ll curry could cheer for both of their boys. last night, steph got the better of his younger brother in a thrilling overtime win. >> that will do it. the warriors do it again. >> but even as he moves on to play in another nba final, he's looking toward his brother's future. >> somebody had to lose, but this is just the beginning for him and his career. we'll remember this for the rest of our lives. >> despite losing to his big brother, seth says there are no hard feelings. >> i believe that. >> they exchanged jerseys at the end, so cool. >> they're so tight as a family. good to see. >> s great. >>> this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >> good morning. it's 8:25. here is your update. at least one suspect has been injured following an overnight police shooting in fairfield. still unclear what led to the shooting and no word on the suspect edition. no officers were injured. >>> city leaders pass a ban on flavored tobacco. the ordinance passed in a 3-2 vote after 3 1/2 hours of public deb

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joining me now, the female quotient ceo, the girl's lounge founder, shelly zaylis.en: this doesn't come as any surprise to you. >> it's just unfortunate that it is a surprise. it shouldn't be a surprise in today's day and age. this is a modern workplace, why are we still talking about this conversation? we know the diversity is good for business. we've proven that business case. dagen.>> one of the interesting conversations i've heard he's especially among men, there's now a fear in ways to have a private meeting with a woman, that may be absolutely necessary if she's running the business. how can we address the issues that are l valid and brought forth by a movement by me too but not have it infringe on the ability to have an organic and functioning environment between men and women. >> it's a great question, something we have to pay attention to so we can reverse this trend. that's a very scary trend. cheryl sanberg did a study showing that 50% of men moo day samen todayare afraid to work wn because they're afraid to say or do the right thing. the me too movement

elizabeth shellie was last senile at her utah home saturday night.e. they want neighbors to turn over to find clues about elizabeth's disappearance. the rescued hiker who spent 17 days in a hawaiian forest is home. amanda eller released from the hospital with an incredible story of survival. >> just seeing the power of prayer and the power of love. when everybody combines their efforts is incredible. it can move mountains. jillian: he willer fell into a ravine during a hiking trip breaking her leg. she survived by eating berries and drinking from water falls. a rescue helicopter spotted her and lifted her to safety. the greatest spectacle in racing living up to its name after taking a lead before the final lap. holds on to win the indianapolis 500. watch this. >> comes into the homestretch. less than half a mile. and wins. he has made indy 500. jillian: simon beating alexander rossy by o20 tenths of a second. president trump treating congratulations to the great and my friend roger penske on winning his 18th unbelievable indianapolis 500. i got to wa

elizabeth shelly disappeared last friday night.. >> bill, elizabeth shelley was described as a kind and caring little girl. now her entire community is coming to terms with her tragic loss. police say her uncle revealed where her body could be found after prosecutors agreed not to seek the death penalty against him. she was reported missing saturday from her home in logan, 80 miles north of salt lake city. her body was found a block away from her home on wednesday. they connected her uncle to her murder from blood found on his sweatshirt, wrist watch and hand print on a pvc pipe and found a broken knife that was taken from shelley's family kitchen. whipple was charged with child kidnapping. murder, obstruction of justice and desecration of a body. the client came forward because he knows he did something terrible and unjustified that can never be fixed. >> i don't know there is necessarily a reason why other than possibly mental illness. it's not like a 5-year-old girl does something that would justify someone doing this to her. my