forest sounders is watching for the evacuation zones he joins us live. forest, what are you seeing at this early hour today? >>reporter: let me give you a look-see of what we're talking about. we're on the edge of the evacuation zone to the southeast of the czech village. this is what it looks like. there's nothing more to it than this. and just empty streets back there. we haves seep a number of police officers in the area and what i can tell you is assist with the national guard in setting up 75 checkpoints in cedar rapids in this evacuation. that's going to happen later today. we are hearing that the national guard is going to send up about 400 troops here to assist local pd and authorities and in patrolling and protectingh this area because during those curfew hours erik lot of people have been concerned about their property. the national guard is going to be on hand to supplement the police force in protec they're not going to be armed. they will be there to help. we have had no reports of any looting. we checked with authorities earlier today and t

forest sounders is live in cedar rapids. he's been in the czech village. forest at this hour, are you it's early in the day and we're fresh to this. >> chris, we have seen officers out patrolling the area. we saw a squad car drive by not too long ago but it is quiet out here and so quiet, you can hear the crickets and you can see behind me there isn't much going on inside the evacuation zone we have road closed signs on all of these different roads that intersect with 19th avenue or a little southeast told that 400 national guardsmen are on their way to help patrol as well as setting up 75 checkpoints and we want to calls that people concerned about looting inside the evacuation zone. authorities tell us there are no confirmed reports of that. that isn't happening. right now, they're hearing a lot of great things. people are complying with the evacuation and there hasn't been any crime hand, however to patrol this area until those national guardsmen arrive and again, that's going to happen sometime later today. we're expected to see those checkpoints start

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>> chris: that's forest sounders live. thank you. twowo shelters are set up for anyone who had to evacuate. one is st. paul's on the southeast side and the other is west at cedar hills community church on e avenue northwest. kcrg, tv-9's lauren winfrey will show us. >>reporter: residences evacuate theirce homes ahead of flooding. hills community church, the red cross has stepped in to help those displaced families and offering food and shelter to other various services to those who might need them. organizers says although they're prepared to shelter andi serve hundreds, right now, theh number of residents who checked in remains low but that all could change throughout the morning andl later into the day. i spoke with a woman who says she and her children had to relocate from the shelter downtown because the water was shut off although she's concerned about her well being, right now, she's just really happy to see the community come together in this time of >> it's just seeing everybody out there just coming together to just donating

deal tomorrow night, fans can take part in the celebrity root beer float night before take on the sounders. >> i will be there and this is a picture from last year's root beer float day. this is the c.e.o. of the super bowl 50 host committee and we were quit a team. i would scoop and he poured the root beer and we would switch. >> did your arm hurt? >> the his cream was tough to get out and it was tough to keep up there were so many people there. this year you have follow 49s center and former united states women's soccer team star on hand. and i plaid on the same soccer lead with brandi chastain and a shout out to the soccer club. >> floats until game time at 7:30 with recommended donation at $a and a&w souvenir cup. stop and say hello, it will be fun to see people and i will stick around for the game. >> stepping up the fight against people out to rip you out online with new press on google added to the chrome browser. all the extraordinary step the f.a.a. is doing to protect passengers. time to raise a glass in california for creative celebrating a homegrown industry and schedule your 3

he will be the honorary captain when the quakes take on the seattle sounders tomorrow night.ole is looking forward to being on the field during the match. >> i can't wait. i want to -- i'm glad i get to do, like, the first kick and, like, get to walk out with wondolowski, too. >> tomorrow, captain cole will greet his teammates as they walk out on the field and take part in player handshakes. it's all part of an initiative by major league soccer to raise money and awareness about cancer. >>> mobile weather is live tonight in pittsburg. it's friday night. it's friday night football time, two top 20 teams in action. we'll have your forecast for the weekend and beyond coming up. >> coming up all new at 6:00 tonight, he is running for bay area city council. but gay rights groups say he supports discrimination. the bizarre scene when he showed up to defend himself. >> but first, boy, a rough day for the market: back in the water... a veteran long- distance swimmer >>> good friday evening to you. meteorologist paul deanno with junipero serra, the jv game just about to head to halfti

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when they take on the seattle sounders, he'll be cheering with the quakes and the team. >> he meant mend he took me through the locker room and showed me the gym and the area we they eat and they were playing ping pong. >> this is all part of an initiative by the major league soccer to raise money and awareness about cancer. it's the off season for the warriors but fans will have a new place to get all their team's gear starting today. >> the warriors are opening a new retail store on promise road and will be open year- round, a special grand open events start at 11:00 this morning. >>> 49ers fans who are out tailgating, amazon prime customers can order beer and food directly from their parking spots at levi stadium. it will cost $0.7, and $0.7. there's some gremlins in our computers today. sometimes that happens. temperatures in the mid-50s. the clouds have moved inland, so many folks are starting off with gray skies but they will pull back to the coast later on today and we'll see sunshine for most locations. in fact, today, it wilt look and feel similar to yesterday, clouds on the c

and liquidity buffers, which increases the size of their balance sheet, but makes them safer and sounder institutions. it is a complicated step, but it is true. fargo,still have wells which, you know, causes us to have great concerns as to where we need to go next. so, there has been some progress , then there is also unintended consequences. i want to shift to that now, because it is well documented that one of those unintended -riskingnces of banks de our that banks are getting out andertain communities countries, and also denying services to millions of lower-income americans, not because the risk is too high, but simply because the profit margins are not considered high enough. there have been serious consequences on vital correspondent banking relationships that are critical to international financial flows also. another major problem happening in several communities here, including in a district like mine, is that banks are closing branches. in fact, economists from the federal reserve bank of new york released a report last month entitled banking deserts -- branch closers, and sof

bank and chairman yellen said, we've made progress. >> so we have a system that is much safer and sounder. it is much more resilient and it has much more capital, much more liquidity. and better although not perfect -- >> i wholeheartedly disagree on many issues with elizabeth warren but at least she's truthful on that. larry sommers said that capital information is at least superficially inconsistent with the view that banks are far safer today than they were before the crisis and some support for the notion that risks have actually increased. do you disagree with him? >> i disagree significantly with that conclusion. because it is based on the notion that markets properly evaluated the risks in banking organizations before the crisis. >> i'm going to give you one quote. in 1788 james madison worried that laws may become so voluminous they cannot be read or so incoherent that they cannot be understood. 2,300 pages in dodd/frank and a 900 page of volcker rule, you can't tell me with all the rule and regulation that you haven't eradicated the threat of too big to fail. >> time of the gentl

kathleen kennedy townsend said in a facebook post on monday that george bush sounder told her he plans on voting for hillary clinton in this year's election. a spokesperson for president bush that claim. >>> replacements of samsung's galax i didn't note 7 will be available tomorrow. they recalled the phone last week after dozens of people reported the batteries caught fire while they were charging. note 7 users can pick up their free replacement phones from samsung, their wireless carrier, or the store where they bought the phone. >>> just ahead, we'll have a check of the day's top stories. >> questions about a teacher's return to a massachusetts high domestic assault. >> and calling all fans of shakespeare, the historic ex heb it now on display. >> good morning. you have some weather watches up. >> several that are up this morning. checking in temperatures for the 60s for most of us. it's a little bit humid out there too. eric checking in with 65 degrees in hockington. he says a thick fog and muggy feel, doesn't feel like fall is two days away. we'll let you know how long the warmth i

capital and liquidity buffers which increases the side of their balance sheets but makes them safer and sounder institutions. so this is a complicated step which is true. and then yet we still have wells fargo, which causes to us have great concerns at to where we need to go next. we all have questions with him. greahere's been some progress but also unintended consequences, and i want to shift to that now just to -- it is well documented that one of the unintended consequences of banks derisking has been that banks are get out of certain communities and countries and they are also denying services to millions of lower income americans, not because the risk is too high, but simply because the profit margin are not considered high enough. there have been serious consequences on vital correspondent bank relationships that are critical to bier flows also. another major property in several communities here, including in a district like mine, is that banks are closing branches. in fact economists from the federal reserve bank of new york released a report entitled "banking debit." branches closing a

he will be the honorary captain when the earthquakes take on the seattle sounders tomorrow night.eammates as they walk out on the field. he takes part of the player hands shake. major major league soccer is raising money and awareness for cancer. >>> paul deanno is standing by at pittsburg high school for "friday night lights." tgif. >> yeah. >> reporter: it's getting breezy out here, guys. that marine air that you always have in san francisco is making it all the way to pittsburg. i want to step out of the way because here in pittsburg not only do they have a great football team, they have an amazing marching band which will be performing in a matter of minutes. you may remember a couple of new year's days ago this whole marching band went to london and they performed in the new year's day parade in london. what an an excellent program here for athletic and the maining band. 12 minutes until kickoff. junipero serra traveling from the peninsula here to pittsburg for a matchup of two top 10 teams tonight as the band gets ready to perform before the game. ♪[ music ] >> the marine la

bernie sanders promised of a much sounder growth. these things sound nice. the trajectory of where the economy is thus far, it seems unreasonable that we could have sustained level of growth of 4%. >> everybody tried. everybody wants it. >> it is very, very hard to move the needle on economic growth, for instance, lets say we are on a trajectory for higher growth in the united states and oil which we have been producing like we have not produced in 40 years go from 107 to $109 to 20 or $30 as it is now. well, that affects our gdp. that's global economic. >> ali, for people sitting at home and trying to sort out the differences and clearly we have different polarizing between the two candidates. >> on economic issues, what's the big difference between their promise? >> fundamentally, you can do the math. it is better these are actual policy proposals. donald trump is dwelling in the area of gold as pooppose to pla. when you are saying i want 4% of growth, it is a goal. it is complicated to get there. for his job creation, there is not enough for me to evaluat

. >> you are right, that sounder really good actually. >> doctor maddie wiser, we have used her on this show before, she has twin grand kid ape she said ever since they were babies you would go to have an appointment and there would be infants. she takes the kids for her son in law and daughter, and it is pretty cool. >> i like it. >> yes. >> okay. we have five thumbs up on that. >> grandparents. >> yes. >> ten. >> yes. >> that was about it. >> i might. >> and jessica can get to burger brawl. >> forty-eight hours at a time. >> not full moved in. >> so jen, sue real quickly here, jen when you are mad at your husband steve where do you go? does he leave the room where do you go. >> it is more of a silent treatment kind of a thing. >> okay. >> he is if i'm not talking you know something is wrong that. >> that is for sure. >> it is denise saabia, some of the pictures you are about to show they are her pictures. >> now, this istive rent, right. >> yes. >> where do you escape. >> well, if he is downstairs, i go upstairs or vice versa. as long as there is a tv in each of our rooms we're okay.

his personal mental condition according to everything the court has been reviewing has been in much sounder20 years, the psychosis he dealt with, drankment that led him to try to assassinate president ronald reagan. they say he has dealt with that. he's still under order to see a psychiatry, continue with treatment. a lot of restrictions on him. he can, however, drive. he's supposed to go up to washington, d.c., once a month, have another checkin with the clinic there. that's something can he drive himself to. they want him to work to try to integrate himself into the community. already here at a local untarrian church he's been vol taerg, doing landscaping work. >> have you had a chance to talk to any residents in the community? are they expressing kernel will be living among them? >> a couple weeks ago when the decision was first announced, the judge made the decision this would be permanent, a lot of residents expressed concern about what they would be having in their community, also from patty davis, ronald reagan's daughter. she's also expressed concern. there's also an effort for forg

so it would have probably been sounder to have proposed a ban, temporary ban, while one gets in controlalidating people and figuring out whether their passports are real or not and all those steps. that would be i think probably reasonable and i think he's modified what he says about the muslim ban over the course of the last few months. but it seems to me that same thing could be accomplished, a temporary pause in immigration from certain areas, doing it country by country rather than otherwise. >> new donald trump adviser james woolsey, thanks for being with us. >> good to be with you. >>> breaking news just moments from now. a cease-fire is set to begin in syria, but it comes amid a stunning warning from the syrian leader, bashar al assad. his vow to re-take all of syria. we go live to the border. and bold styling to stay ahead of the curve. the lexus rx, rx hybrid and rx f sport. this is the rx, elevated. this is the pursuit of perfection. it's a very specific moment, the launch window. we have to be very precise. if we're not ready when the planets are perfectly aligned, that's it.

changes to the economy to make it structurally sound or, we have done very little in terms of that -- sounderlittle in terms of that. -- we have notd adequately prevented a repeat and those are the developments of the last eight years. francine: thank you so much. stay with bloomberg because the latest reports on the boe rate decision. we will bring you coverage across all of bloomberg's media. that is 10 minutes from now. ♪ tom: underneath the building is a gold vault that is rather large. aseone adjusted by sterling, we are seven minutes away from the bank of england. these used to be boring meetings, they are not anymore. it is a gorgeous week in england. the basic idea of the bank of england, we are out front as we are six minutes away from that announcement. us -- chriswith with us. we mentioned draghi and yellen. someone pushed aside the book -- the bank of england and i'm always hesitant to do that. what will we listen for from the bank? >> i listened to see if they continue on what they said last week, that they are serene about the situation. if they postponed in it -- postpone an in

. >> so we have a system that is much safer and sounder. it is much more resilient. it has much more capital and much more liquidity and better although certainly not perfect. >> i disagree on many issues we liz beth warren but at least she's truthful on that one. larry sommers, i'm sure you read his piece said that capital information is at least superficially inconsistent with the view that banks are far safer today and some support for the notion that risks have actual hi increased. larry sommers, do you disagree with mr. sommers as well? >> i do. i disagree with that conclusion because sit based on the notion that markets properly evaluated the risks and banking organizations and the crisis and nothing could be further from the truth. >> in 1788 james madison worried that laws may become so voluminous that they cannot be read or so incoherent that they cannot be understood. 2,030 pages in dodd frank. 30,000 new regulatory restrictions. 600 pages and you can't tell me with all of that rule and regulation that you haven't eradicated the threat of too big to fail? >

. >> so we have a system that is much safer and sounder. it is much more resilient. it has much more capital and much more liquidity and better although certainly not perfect. >> i disagree on many issues we liz beth warren but at least she's truthful on that one. larry sommers, i'm sure you read his piece said that capital information is at least superficially inconsistent with the view that banks are far safer today and some support for the notion that risks have actual hi increased. larry sommers, do you disagree with mr. sommers as well? >> i do. i disagree with that conclusion because sit based on the notion that markets properly evaluated the risks and banking organizations and the crisis and nothing could be further from the truth. >> in 1788 james madison worried that laws may become so voluminous that they cannot be read or so incoherent that they cannot be understood. 2,030 pages in dodd frank. 30,000 new regulatory restrictions. 600 pages and you can't tell me with all of that rule and regulation that you haven't eradicated the threat of too big to fail? >

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or from your community bank and she said we've made progress we have system that is much safer and sounder.>> it has much more capital and much more liquidity although certainly not perfect. at least she is truthful on that one. larry summers i'm sure you read his peace said to her surprise capital information is inconsistent with the view that banks are far safer today than they were before the crisis and some support for the notion that risks have actually increased i disagree significantly with that conclusion. it is based on the notion that l they properly evaluated the risks i'll give you one quote. james madison that laws could not be read. or so incoherent that they cannot be understood. 33,000 new regulatory restrictions. and you can't tell me with all of that rule and regulation that you haven't eradicated the threat of too big to fail. >> the chair now recognizes the chair for massachusetts. >> i just want to clarify atacht few things. i'm not aware of anyone whoor doesn't want to amend dodd frank. i just don't want to got it. good amendments totally against getting it. that's pr