steph goes with the left hand.ive foul. that looked like a flop. i thought that was a flop. >> that was a flop! >> that could be a fine from the league. air ball. all right, i think steph is very much alive here. trailing 1-0 and he's not taking any -- oh! yes! i think that will be the strategy. now jimmy, face guarding. >> jimmy: that's more like it. all right heeshgs we we go. >> tied at one. once again. oh, i think he -- [ cheers and applause ] impressive, jimmy is owning steph curry. 2-1. kimmel on top. can he win it right here? no. curry pulls it down. >> jimmy: yeah, get on your bike. get on your tricycle. it's not as easy as you thought it was. >> see this is the kind of trash talking that could get steph curry going. he moves in closer. oh, able to rebound! maintains possession. this is some of the finest basketball i have ever seen. >> jimmy: is it really marv, do you really mean that? >> no. >> jimmy: no. all right. oh no. >> firing from deep. once again, jimmy kimmel with a chance to win. curry with the

>> steph, we're leaning on you.she's the captain of our team. >> auction. >> say it again? >> auction. >> in the form of a question. >> what is an auction? >> you are correct. >> josh. >> all right, julia, before we run, we have two questions for you. it's our "halftime" version. here we go with number one. this company went public less than a year ago and may be best known for its hashtags. >> what is twitter? >> there you go. number one. number two. this airline best known for its budget fares, the ticker symbol, by the way, is l-u-v. our category is stock symbols. this company best known for its low fares and friendly service is routinely rated a flyer favorite. >> what is southwest, the luv airline. >> bingo. >> nicely done. >> you got that one, too. congratulations. you're our champion as well. good luck going forward in whatever -- wherever this leads you. you'll be back on the tournament of champions, too, right? >> yes, i will. yes, i will. good luck. >> congratulations. nice job. >> thank you very much. >>

joe, steph, josh and peter on the desk with us today. we do begin with our eyes once again on iraq and the continued surge in the price of oil. today wti crude topping $107 a barrel. and threatening to go even higher. our michelle caruso-cabrera is live in erbil, iraq, with the very latest. michelle? >> reporter: hey there, scott. yeah, the iraqi government tried to convince everyone over the weekend that they were fighting back by releasing videos of targeted airstrikes and things that they had done in northwestern iraq in order to fight back the insurgents. still, the town of talafar fell earlier this morning, about 50 miles west of mosul, the first city that fell last week and really brought the whole world's attention to what was happening here in iraq. the reason the world is so interested, at least the business community is, because iraq is the second largest producer of oil within opec, overtook iran last year, in fact, producing more than 3 million barrels per day. the iraqi oil minister said the very day that mosul fell, that th

sti steph? >> the stock was down 24% up until yesterday so it hasn't been a great performer, but they did deliver, better sales, better gross margins. i'm not chasing it here. i think their customer is fragile at this point. >> spouts is upgraded to outperform. >> i think the way to play this space is through whole foods. this upgrade today, spouts had a decent quarter and the stock has rallied but if you want to be in this space it seems like they're trading in tandem. whole foods let them all down, this is true. look at the price action there. again, whole foods strong. i think the move in whole foods is up. i'd rather own them than spouts. >> certainly parts of the market is roaring higher, including some that have rewarded investors for buying on the dip. dominic chu has a look there. >> scott, so the second quarter again, a modest but decent positive one for the stock market over all. if things stay generally where they are for the next few weeks, while we recover near record highs there ar

but steph didn't make one more shot for a while. but you see how it goes.the host has to always hit. goes hard to the hole. but steph shows us he has a sense of humor and is quickly becoming a celebrity. >>> and madden is which is now madden15 to the victor goes the spoils. heather and frank tomorrow is california chrome. >> belmont stakes. >> 10 other horses are in the race but everybody is talking about one. >> i think he's got a great chance too. >> three to five odds. you're not going to make any money on him. >> i hope he wins. >> thank you for watching. ktvu channel 2 news. >> i'm next newscast mornings ontwo. they'll have an updated forecast to start your weekend. have a great weekends everyone. >> good night. >> good night. ay, finally! look who's wearing her itsy bitsy bikini. (jay chuckles) he can comment because he's gay. he was talking about lily. so was i. ay, cam, you make her look so pretty. guess who's not coming for christmas. and the spotlight shifts. mom. she cancelled. (claire) what? in a voice mail, no less. unbelievable--and by that, i

congratulations to steph curry on the nomination. leyla gulen? >> congratulations.i second that emotion. >>> to the east bay to oakland we have a construction roth and this is along westbound 580 from mcarthur causing a squeeze there to san pablo crossing highway 24 but it opens when you get to emeryville and across the bay we have the fog pike has been telling us about along 280 and highway 35 through daly city so use low beams with low visibility. in san jose, 101 and 280 and 85 all moving along at top speed with a crowd building between 280 and 680 but all if all you are in for shape and the altamont pass is coming up in a few minutes. >>> the united states navy is confirming what we reported exclusively back to march, the newest warship is commissioned in san francisco this fall during fleet week. the uss america is the first of landing sheets for the marine corps that look like an aircraft carrier but it is a small are cousin. the captain called san francisco the perfect choice if the commissiononing of uss america but there is money that needs to be raised. we

and steph curry is a guest on jimmy kimmel. >> and steph curry was named to the all-star games. >> thetars game, the fans vote and this is a sportswriters and the broadcasters, the people would want every game and know how good steph curry is even with the east coast bias. >> and i like his twin on the state farms commercial. wonder if he will show up. >> what is going on? are we playing sports whatever the port is? >> enjoy the warm weather but get plenty of water especially in the east bay valley. if we make a run at 100 it is in livermore and brentwood and antioch on sunday so we are dipping our tow into this pool of hot weather. 22 miles per hour is the wind in fairfield and the wind is up a little bit through the delta community and into the central valley this morning. in fact, we have a small craft advisory north of the bay bridge, across the recommended san rafael -- richmond and san rafael bridge so it is almost as breezy as tuesday. the golden gate bridge shows the clouds are low and thick and that is the hardest area get an empty by the time we get to 10:00, slightly warmer

steph what would you do with airlines at this stage? that you like considering what a good run a lot have had? >> i have had a good run and worry about the hedging programs for higher oil. right? i think southwest airline has done the best in hedging, low-cost operator and like acquisitions to get them into atlanta. i would hold on to that. i would have liked it lower. aerospace sparts company, you get the leverage and precision cast parts is one. united technologies, and buying and adding to boeing today with a 7% decline. >>> coming up with the first half of the year almost behind us, we're finding out what is driving these trades. we brought in an expert who's actually ly studying the teams, what they're thinking about. to find out the psychology behind the trade. here's a hint -- major daddy issues. >> could i be concerned about lions, tigers? i'm not worried about bears, buddy. they're dead. but the lions and tigers, they keep me up at night. ♪ ♪fame, makes a man take things over♪ ♪fame, lets him loose, hard to swallow♪ ♪fame, puts

steph, the outcome could mean big changes for bay area hospitals. >> reporter: that's right, good morning to you. you know we don't know the exact details of what they'll be discussing, but we do know that that day the asiana wreck, there was the operations of the emergency department and in addition to a panel discussion today, the hospital is revealing a mock up site featuring the er room, we'll look at that. san francisco general has the only level one trauma center serving the area. so this of course is where the asiana crash victims underwent critical surgeries. i was actually here when trauma surgeon gave the very first update following the crash. now she said it was well organized. she complimented those who performed tree i can't imagine at airport because she said the six most critically injured victims arrived at sfn first. which she added definitely saved lives that day. she also described how four rooms were going full speed ahead at the same time, same quote, i think this is the largest incident, really, the mopt has been involved with. we were really well organized and every

. >> talk best buy, increasing the dividend more than 11%, steph. >> this guy this ceo and this board, they are working their tails off in terms of trying to deliver, trying to improve margins doing what they can for share holders in the face of ridiculous competition and i think the stock can continue to work 'cause they are going to grind it out. i think can get back to -- not old highs but another 10% from here. >>> still ahead on "the half," our traders are pounding the table on these traced, find out exactly what plays they are jumping up and down about. >>> then m and a expect join us in a cnbc exclusive, his best ideas how to take advantage of the merger frenzy. >>> and a tough night for the rangers here in new york but what does the team's poor showing mean for msg stock? is the world's most famous arena good enough for your portfolio? gloves are coming off. pete's winning big last night. much more halftime up next. with all the opinions about stocks out there, how do you know which ones to follow? the equity summary score consolidates the ratings of up to 10 independent resea

life is really good for all star steph curry.e was named to the second team all nba team and he was a guest with jimmy kim el. and he had to spin around. and had to ride a tricycle and called for charging. he did make one big shot. tied 1-1. bz but as usual, the hos always wins and goes hard to the hole. and showed his sense of humor. air-conditioning is fixed for game two. spurs one dwam one. and missed a few -- gator aid was quick to say, their athletes don't get cramps. and james does drink gator aid during the game. and doesn't want to offhand his sponsor. >> more details to want from sport. >> and how this video is raising some questions about why the women weren't stopped jierngs and we're always here at the website, facebook and twitter, and thanks for joining us. good night. at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofu

. >> steph curry battled jimmy chemical mill one open one in a half court game but there was a twist.t behind. steph curry of the warriors. >> sounds like marv albert. >> he had to play on a try cycle to give jimmy kimmel a chance and that was marv albert. he appeared on the special nba finals post game show on abc7 news. >> that is how the win a game forcing the pro to sit on a tri cycle. >> morning news continues at 5:30 with the top story. >> east bay police department is coming together to stop wild teens in a rash of crimes. >> police try to serve a search warrant and the suspect opens fire. the new details we are learning of the >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good friday morning, at 5:30. we thank you for joining us. i am eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze. well look at the weekend profit and mike will turn up the heat. >> especially inland, east bay, you may reach triple digits. today we are following the marine layer clouds thickest around half moon bay and san carlos and napa but not hearing any reports of thick fog and you can see right here on ou

behind it should be brighter there. >> steph thank you very much indeed. here to come at al jazeera, taking charge of one of the world's deadliest countries. the challenges facing el salvadoran's president. things are not as busy as they used to be. kenya's beaches are losing their appeal. the line-up for the nba finals is now complete. robin will be here with the latest to tell you all about it. >>> all right. this reminds you that the main stories here at al jazeera: five taliban leaders are on their way to qatar after being freed from guantanamo bay, released in exchange for u.s. soldier sergeant bowe bergdahl who was held by the taliban in afghanistan for almost five years. >> three al jazeera staff imprisoned in egypt for 155 days have had their court hearing adjourned until thursday. they are on trial, falsely accused of aiding the banned group, the muslim brotherhood. >>> china has hit back at the united states and japan after they criticized beijing for being a destabilizing force in the region. it's over the recentions in disputed territory in the

. >>> now, the weather with steph, and it seems pretty wet in china, isn't it? >> that's right. we have monsoon rain and we expect it. over the past few days it's very, very heavy. i can show you the pictures on the satellite showing the bright areas over the past few hours. it's mostly along the south coast. the streets have quickly become flooded with water. it happened quickly, because you tonight normally go out in a night flowing sun dress to wade through water. clearly, very severe flooding there. also until the province to the north of there, that's the hunan province, there were huge landslides that completely blocked a road and takes over three days to clear all the mud. all of the flooding and the landslides, they're all factoring in the amount of rain we had. there will be more over the next few days. as i said, you do expect rain this time of year, but it's particularly heavy on thursday and friday in the northern parts of our map. around shanghai we see some of the wettest of the weather and further south there should be more in the way of dry weather. you can see t

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steph is the bull. joe the bear. buck 30 on the clock. stephanie, you're smiling.ake your case. >> they have 90 different magazines that you though. they underinvested for the last several years. so now you have new management, generation of $300 million a year, they will reinvest in the businesses. focus on digital, focus on profitability and cost cuts. so they get the operating margin leverage and i think you've got eventually revenue up side. i think the valuation is very attractive at 7.3. >> cheap can get cheaper. yes, they have strong free cash flow yield. they wou they will need it. revenue is declining and their problem is this, ad and circulation revenue is what they rely on. they don't have other assets like a news corp. does that gets 20& of its revenue from tv. there is no tv station. this is all about sports i al illustrated, "people" magazine. not enough to lift revenues. >> when you starve a product and you have so much product actually the potential to grow that product and you'll focus on new areas like digital and mobile, and you have a new manage

. >> and steph curry will be on jimmy kimmel live. so stay tuned for that. >> proof now from japan.rything old is new that is going to the infamous pitch. >> that is how my daughter pitches >> the umpire called it a ball. >> that was invited in 1940s. >> thanks for joining us. tonight the breaking news. a reported tornado on the ground in nebraska as severe storms hit the country at this hour. the hail, high winds and possible twisters tonight. the storm-chaser video coming in now and abc's meteorologist ginger zee tracking it now. >>> the note and the new investigation. what the army sergeant wrote before he disappeared from his base and held captive by the taliban. tonight we saw those videos. what we didn't see. the video bowe bergdahl never made public. and what it told them. >>> in or out. one of the biggest names of football at the center of the lawsuit against the nfl over concussions. the video you haven't seen. will this protect players and your kids on the field? >>> and phone home. who hasn't cracked their smartphone, iphone? hear the surprising results. the simple ste

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joe, steph, josh and pete trading today and we do begin with some shocking new numbers of just how prevalent insider trading may be on wall street. according to a new study, nearly one in four public company deals. a stunning 25% involve unusual activity in the options market. the same kind called out by pete and john every single day on this show. "squawk" host andrew joins us with the latest on this stunning story. >> reporter: thank you, scott. remarkable to think that literally a quarter of every single merger that takes place that we see announced has some type of unusual activity, and not just unusual, but meaningfully unusual activity. the professors that did this study actually said that there is a, i think it's a 3 in 1 trillion chance the unusual activity was not informed by something else. not random. it was real. seen it anecdotically on your program, more than that, where you talk and go back at deals that get announced and what happened to the options before. bizarrely, the fec does not seem to be focused on options as stocks themselves. it clearly a place they've missed. in pa

. >>> i remember how steph was never worried about what others thought of her and lived life in such a free, spirited way. she was a dependable friend and a beautiful person. >> the murder of 23-year-old stephanie bennett was difficult to solve because it appeared there was no connection between stephanie and her assailant. >> i have covered a lot of murder cases and i don't think there was ever a case that caused so much fear and concern in the community as this one. >> every day when i walk into my office, i see stephanie's picture. and it is a picture taken of her smiling, having fun with her friends, having no idea that she would be dying at the hands of someone i believe was truly evil. >> during stephanie's autopsy, the medical examiner found signs of sexual assault and recovered a dna sample. this sample was compared to dna samples of all criminal offenders in both the state and national dna databases. there were no hits. >> there was not a lot of other evidence that was found at the crime scene. it appeared almost like what the suspect brought with him, he took away with him.

thank you very much, steph. >>> well, as you'd expect, the crash made for a slow morning commute for drivers headed to the city. this is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's what it usually looks like at 6:00 a.m. making matters worse, the giants have an afternoon game. mike inouye, the big trouble spot right now? >> it is. but as you mentioned, the giants have this mid-day game. that was my fear, as we look at those maps. the backup at the toll plaza, that has just built up once again over the last 40 minutes. this is usually the time we see those midday games slow the traffic into the city. i was concerned, because they were still going to have that closure. the fifth street off-ramp has reopened and that alleviated the backup, but a big burst of traffic. a slow drive across the bay bridge, but not as bad as we could have. the san mateo bridge saw a little bumpup in traffic, but nothing dramatic. a lighter, summertime flow of traffic saved things a little. right now, i want to point out, we have a big slowdown on westbound 580. a stalled big rig. let's take this opportu

steph, you learned officers were chasing that car? >> reporter: yes, good morning to you both. we spoke with one of the pursuing officers who said this began in oakland. i want to show you, you can see the wreckage here, that bmw, completely wrecked, bounced off of k-rail off the off ramp, going at least 100 miles an hour. that stretch, by the way, exit supposed to be taken 35 miles an hour. this is video of the fire, the car on fire. firefighters able to take care of that. but they tell us offcamera, they've had to put out several of the kind of fires and have been here for this kind of accidents. we can confirm two people died in this crash. we don't know where these people are from. the chp officer said that it started in oakland, ran the plates, came up stolen, don't know from where, not revealing from where, that's when the chase began. right around the toll plaza they started chasing the car and said the car began to speed up with the new bay bridge tower is. coming off fifth street ramp incredibly fast and then crashing. we don't know the genders or identities or where t

sleep problems, health reporter stephanie stahl is live from the the sat center tonight to explain, steph niece. >> reporter: that is right, jessica, extra daylight that comes with tomorrow's summer solstice can mean trouble for people sleep challenged. tiffany rittenhouse works at jefferson sleep center and ironically suffers with insomnia herself. >> i never felt rested and just felt miserable all day. >> reporter: for millions, like tiffany who need as much darkness to sleep, saturday summer solstice, longest day of the year could be especially troublesome. >> it is, i'm up. >> reporter: sunrise saturday will be at 5:32 in the philadelphia region and 15 hours later, the sun will set at 8:33. it is a lot of daylight which reduces production of the harmone melatonin that regulates sleep. >> light antagonizees melatonin. >> reporter: doctor karl degrand, directors of the jefferson sleep center, say stress and other things can interfere with sleep but extra dose of sunlight that comes with the solstice can make insomnia even worse. >> because of that we don't sleep as well. melatonin is im

steph, you learned officers were chasing that car? >> reporter: yes, good morning to you both.ho said this began in oakland. i want to show you, you can see the wreckage here, that bmw, completely wrecked, bounced off of k-rail off the off ramp,

possible trade goes against the wishes of steph curry. >> there's a thing in team sports called chemistry. >> me too, that's important. >>> the boys of summer are rumbling through the by area this weekend. >> 43 of the best race car drivers in the world will hit the track for toyota's 350. about 100,000 fans expected to pack the stands. practice kicks off this afternoon. qualifying races are tomorrow followed by the big finale on sunday. jeff gordon, dale erin heart junior, and jimmy johnson. that'll be a fun one to see. >>> call this pure conjecture, no one will be driving 1506 miles an hour on 101 or any of the local thorough ways, thorough fares i should say. how's it looking? >> we do have wide open spaces out there right now, this is not one of those spots we're telling you about the new span of the bay bridge where there's early morning construction. it is now starting to wind down, but you have one lane available to you. eastbound on the bay bridge from treasure island all the way to the toll plaza. now look at that the, we love showing you things as they happen. breaking news, the

. >> thanks so much, steph. in honor of pride week, uber will be offering a free wedding and honeymoon service for happy couples. here's how it works. on the app, pick a place to have your wedding tomorrow between noon and 6:00, and if your location is accepted, an uber driver will be on the way. all you need to do, bring the documents you'll need to get a marriage license and uber and other businesses will provide everything else, like a notary, flowers, candles, et cetera. uber says the whole process should take up to an hour. but it doesn't end there, after your nuptials, the honeymoon will be covered with free flights and hotel accommodations. >>> meanwhile, the ceo of the controversial parking app called monkey parking says he will not shut down that app, despite a cease and desist letter from san francisco. monkey parking allows users to auction off public parking spots as soon as they're about to leave. in a statement released on twitter, the company says the app doesn't sell city parking lots or spaces,

thank you very much, steph. >> fire investigators are looking for evidence to figure out the cause of a grass fire that destroyed two homes in the san jose foothills. firefighters say conditions were perfect for a wildfire. it was hot and dry, with bursts of strong winds. neighbors say they first saw smoke coming from a vacant home yesterday afternoon, then the flames quickly spread to another house and surrounding brush. this was near the 680/280 interchange on clayton road in the east foothills. 17 san jose fire department engines jumped on to that fire, hitting it from both air and ground. people who live in the neighborhood were prepared, making sure they had defensible space around their homes. >> you're going to be the first protector of your house. they're going to be 10 minutes away, 15 minutes away. by then your house can be gone. >> despite the intensity of those fires, nobody was hurt. >>> san jose police officers say a new staffing policy puts them and you, the public, in danger. the unprecedented policy quires officers to work overtime, so the department can meet its staf

and one final note, steph occur ray named to the all nba second team today. first warrior to receive such an honor since sprewell was named first-teamer back in 1994. more news coming up after the break. >>> it's amazing what you can do with your life when you have motivation, ambition and most importantly a purpose. >> and he's got them all. off to of his class. a florida teenager who survived hardship and heartache is thriving as valedictorian. he had was living in homeless shelters since he was 7. his mom died when he was a boy. he wished so much his mom could have seen him deliver his speech. >> i just just want her to hear my speech. and without her, none of this is possible. >> he was accepted to fsu, florida state university. and his friends are helping him pay for it through a website where they've already raised $80,000. >> that's awesome! >> i know. all teary-eyed because of that. >> thanks for joining us here at 11:00. see you back here tomorrow. >> bye-bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the ton

>> they are more inclusive institutions with the educational domain into with steph competition with investment and the skills. it isn't every day but that access at the end of the day also the domain as well with the financing of the political life so there are some very different institutions that can make a huge difference. >> but notice the first place he goes it is about education to make sure everybody gets good education. talented kids who may not have been born into wealthy families does still have opportunities but i say it is investment of infrastructure. once started it needs the power to plug in northern roads to get the goods to market or the educated workers. making those kinds of investments are the kind of investments that everyone feels like i got a piece of this land of opportunity. i worked hard and played by the rules but the world that those invite -- investments look at the right and budget. sorry. [laughter] but let's get that basic premise behind a the ryan budget. and how do they plan to pay for it? by cutting the investments that create opportunities cut the

this of course goes against the wishes of steph curry. >>> to the coliseum.red sox and a's. 1-0 oakland. yoenis cespedes facing jake peavy. solo shot to left center, the 14th of the season. 2-0 athletics. top six, man aboard for boston. dustin pedroia deep to left. cespedes leaps at the wall. can't make the grab. the a's lead cut to two. aj burzynski shot to center and coco crisp clinching the save. a's hold on, 4-2 the final. >>> finally, 11-year-old lucy li shot an 11 over par. the sixth grader knocked down two birdie on the front nine and currently sits 11 shots of first round leader stacy lewis. afterwards, nothing like a little ice cream to go with post round media questions. >>> you know, if all athletes enjoyed a little ice cream during interview time, maybe all parties involved would enjoy that part of the business a little more. more news coming up after the break. you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits, kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heart

steph stephan pedrazi has the story. >> reporter: it's the second time they're blocking the streets in order to protest against the competition from private companies, like uber. they believe it's an unfair competition as they're not facing the same rules. taxi drivers must pay a license of 300,000 it is, while private companies only pay a small registration fee every year. the french government promised to regulate the sector, but it's not really planning to address the core problem, which is the lack of taxis in the french capital. over here, it's not unusual on weekends to wait for up to one hour in order to get a taxi. but still, the majority of french people believe that taxi drivers are right to take it to the streets. according to a recent survey, 56% of them think that taxi drivers are right to go on strike. not surprising, after all, in a country where competition is a key word and where strike is almost a national sport. in paris for "nightly business report," i'm stephan pedrazi. >> the protests have actually been good for business. the company said it saw an 850% jump in ap

steph curry's jersey and a texas a&m plaque is just a point and click away. >> this is big money forrybody. >> they argue if student athletes were paid, competition would suffer. isaacson says the testimony showed that amateurism is nothing more than whatever it the institution in power decides it is. in oakland nick smith, abc7 news >> a house exploded in california. this could be heard for miles around. the front of the garage is left in the house, two homes next door don't appear to be too badly damaged. >> a scare after dozens of employees at cdc may have been exposed exposed exposed to anthrax because of a safety problem at a lab. the problem discovered friday, when live anthrax bacteria was found on materials being gathered. about 75 people are being monitor order given antibiotics officials say there is no risk to the public >> well, above earth it wasn't an easy job but they got it done. two russians moved a cargo boom during a two-plus hour space walk. their first ever. russians struggled with bulky clamps and latches and took breaks before finishing the job. six men live on

steph curry's jersey and a texas a&m plaque is just a point and click away. >> this is big money fordy. >> they argue if student athletes were paid, competition would suffer. isaacson says the testimony showed that amateurism is nothing more than whatever it the institution in power decides it is. in oakland nick smith, abc7 news >> a house exploded in california. this could be heard for miles around. the front of the garage is left in the house, two homes next door don't appear to be too badly damaged. >> a scare after dozens of employees at cdc may have been exposed exposed exposed to anthrax because of a safety problem at a lab. the problem discovered friday, when live anthrax bacteria was found on materials being gathered. about 75 people are being monitor order given antibiotics officials say there is no risk to the public >> well, above earth it wasn't an easy job but they got it done. two russians moved a cargo boom during a two-plus hour space walk. their first ever. russians struggled with bulky clamps and latches and took breaks before finishing the job. six men live on the

warriors guard steph curry just named to all nba second team and blossomed into a full fledged star.4 points per game, regarded as best shooter in the game now. he led to back to back playoff appearances if you're wondering james harden and joe kim-noah made the first time. game one tomorrow between spurs and heat. spurs have revenge on their minds two, chances to close out miami in finals last year. and then, uncharacteristic miss by tim duncan proved to be costly. duncan has not forgotten. >> we're going there to try to win a championship. and we understand what happened last year and how close it got. and we're ecstatic we have an opportunity to change that. >> immediately following game one and before that we'll have our bob meyers will talk about a coaching chain with golden state around 8:30 tomorrow night. talk to lou wolf working for a ten year lease extension now, not rule out a possible move to san jose at some point a's very quiet. they're sleeping. don't want to make too much noise. making noise. down the line and right over and gone. look at them. what happened? what? wh

warriors guard steph curry just named to all nba second team and blossomed into a full fledged star.e, regarded as best shooter in the game now. he led to back to back playoff appearances if you're wondering james harden and joe kim-noah made the first time. game one tomorrow between spurs and heat. spurs have revenge on their minds two, chances to close out miami in finals last year. and then, uncharacteristic miss by tim duncan proved to be costly. duncan has not forgotten. >> we're going there to try to win a championship. and we understand what happened last year and how close it got. and we're ecstatic we have an opportunity to change that. >> immediately following game one and before that we'll have our bob meyers will talk about a coaching chain with golden state around 8:30 tomorrow night. talk to lou wolf working for a ten year lease extension now, not rule out a possible move to san jose at some point a's very quiet. they're sleeping. don't want to make too much noise. making noise. down the line and right over and gone. look at them. what happened? what? what? what? he hit

beginning in europe, i think, steph. >> that's right, in the western parts of europe the weather has been glorious. my dad tells me he's been out watering the garden. he's not the only one enjoying the sun shine, here are the glorious pictures from paris. the blue skies showing how sunny it can be. people in western europe enjoying the weather for a change. it's not like this across the entirety of europe. look at what is happening in the south. this wiggle of the cloud has been was for a good few days. it's the same system bringing us the flooding in rome a couple of days ago. that system is with us, and still causing a few problems. it's parts of bosnia where we see the worst of the weather. over 60mm of rain. it's a lot of rain, but on top of the wet weather that they've had over the past few days. all the rain is not helping things at all. you see the great big area of blue. this is where we are expecting the wet weather, and the dark blue colours over bucharest is where we are expecting the wettest of the weather and rain. it looks like the system is finally beginning to lose it

steph opined to me h.d. supply, a very good barometer of construction reported this morning and told us business steadily improved and architectural billing, remember, united technologies makes elevators besides air conditioners has stayed strong. coin cut the reserve ratio last night. so what do we do? we took it altogether. and we brought some united technologies for the charitable trust. why does this exercise matter? why am i going through the nitty-gritty of why you pull the trigger? because i think that kind of discussion, frankly, unfortunately, is pretty rare these days. now, we like to explain our moves in real time the subscribers, we laid out this logic pretty much as i described before we pull the trigger. typically, i see the opposite happening in this market. people want to boy united technologies or any other stock when it's hot, not when it's not. they don't want to use the price break to scoop some up. they usually believe any pull back is just the beginning of some roar ren discuss sell-off

. >>> right, time to get a look at the weather with steph. >> thank you. i'll look mostly at japan today, where it's been really very hot. in fact, there's pictures out of toekia showing -- tokyo showing people suffering as they try to make do with the hot weather. we got up to 35 degrees, and the definition of a heatwave is 5 degrees above everything. the average is 23 degrees, so we are a long way above that. it's going to change and the reason is an ominous looking cloud behind me, nudging to the east. it will drag down the temperatures. it's moving slowly, as we head through the day on monday, we'll see the wet weather working into north and south korea, into the southern fringes of japan, ahead there's an area of high pressure, it will be fine and special. tokyo, 31 degrees, and that will be the airport temperature. again, a hot day. that hot weather extends all the way up into the east of russia and north-east of china. the system will edge east wards as we head through tuesday. op tuesday, a lot of wet weather. for tokyo the temperatures are easing

warriors guard steph curry named to the all-around second team really blossoming into a full-fledgedack appearances, joakim noah made the nba the first team. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> good to see what happened with curry. >> and a very likeable guy, great personality. in fact we hope to have him in in fact we hope to have him in studio for a fat neil: no! [fat neil screaming] man: stay calm, everybody! fat neil: no, no, no! mike: you can't outrun me. i see you, fat-ass! fat neil: no, don't shoot me! [laughing] guys, please. okay, i don't even have a gun.

george steph stephanopoulos will lead all special events and breaking news. >> and james goldstein the president of abc news calls david and george and diane all world class journalists. and they will continue to set a high bar to inform and inspire our viewers. >> all good people. excited to see good things for them. thank you. >>> philadelphia police are searching for a suspect that carried a bold and frightening robbery out on an oxford circle woman, sharrie williams is live in the newsroom with details. >> reporter: this all started as the woman was walking into her apartment. take a look for yourself. the suspect followed her in and began to attack her and that is just the beginning, coming up on "action news" at 5:00, we are live with what happened next. and the reaction from the woman there in the video. plus, a new project kicks in in a big way. and transferred an old military facility into a one stop center to help the homeless, those stories and more coming up next on "action news" at 5:00. >> thanks. >>> dozens of students got their education back on track today, the action

steph has the answers, i hope. >> there has been flooding elsewhere in south america. let me show i pictures that i have got from a dam. that's where we'll start, on the riff, in the south of brazil. that's where we had the worst of the flooding. these are the pictures we see from the southern parts of brazil. in order to alleviate the problems in the south of brazilers we have to open the floodgates. the parana river, is this one, going from braz you will down through paraguay and into the northern parts of argentina. it doesn't stop, it joins another. if you alleviate the flood problems in the northern parts, what happens is the flood water rushes through the dam, heading into argentina. we are watching this closely, there could be major flooding problems in the next couple of days. on top of that it looks like there'll be wet weather. you can see the blanket of cloud and heavy rain. it will be very, very wet here for some of us. it looks like the rain will slowly peter out as we head through tomorrow. rain, and we don't need wet weather. it will not be as heavy as t

. >> steph, thanks very much. >>> we will be right back with more stay with us.l hosta-taking. ♪ homeowner draws the line, ortho deer b gon. safely keeps thieving deer and rabbits away from your plants. guaranteed. ortho deer b gon. get order. get ortho®. >>> in our eye on the arts segment tonight, the mann center, philadelphia's summer outdoor venue concert performance is staging stars, rock and roll, orchestra and movies. as our pat ciarrocchi reports not only can you enjoy music under the stars but fine tuning too. >> ♪ >> reporter: the lady with the magic, diana ross is icon head lining the man center, wednesday june 25th. >> diana ross what more can you say. she is an sensational artist hasn't been in philadelphia for over ten years. >> reporter: mann's president and ceo brought us to the hill with the sky line backdrop to talk, arts, and music. >> reporter: stars like this, team with the orchestra on thursday, june 26th. >> when it comes to the orchestra, we are very committed to making sure that we are the entry point for many families, to come and possibl

blow to the king, proclaimed head of state in a ceremony last week >>> it's time for the weather with stephand snow in australia. >> that's right. i was it willing you about strong winds and heavy rain. we saw snow. we have pictures of that snow. first of all, we have pictures of the strong winds over melbourne. that's where the winds were over 100km. these pictures are of the snowy mountains, where we have between 40 and a metre of snow. perfect conditions for the skiers. the winds were strong in sydney. for melbourne they'll be strong over the next few days, friday into saturday. the wind will be gusting around 45km per hour. blustery. further north there's active weather here, of course, it's the monsoon over the south-eastern parts of asia, we expect wet weather, the huge area of cloud, and that has caused us a few issues here. the worst sfaected region is the province, and here where we see things like this. this lady is doctored up nicely. it shows you how quickly things can change with a guise day and a lot of blooding. over the next few days we see showers, so around shanghai. >> no

steph, if you don't mind, what i want to do is add just a little bit more sea salt to it. >> sea salt is a great idea. >> and i think -- >> it's great, it's good to go. beautiful colors for spring like you said. >> delicious. >> spring, summer. >> very festive, very healthy, beautiful. look at that. >> use chips, anything. >> anything, or just a spoon and just enjoy. >> thanks. >> thank you. caoio. >>> it's high school graduation time for the 100 students rising above in the class of 2013. >> wendy tacota takes us to oakland to meet one special graduate with a secret weapon that helps him stay on target. >> how's everybody doing? >>reporter: william varner graduated valedictorian of his academy at sula mon high in oakland. >> thanks to my parents, my mom, my brother. [ applause ] >> thanks to my dad. he couldn't be here. you know, he's watching over me. wish you could have been here. >>reporter: william was only 10 when his father died of a heart attack. his mom had to raise three boys on her own, one unable to come to graduation is autistic. >> she means everything to me. like she's

health reporter stephanie stahl joins us from cbs-3 sky tech on staying safe in these temperatures, steph. >> reporter: with the city of philadelphia being under a heat advisory the health department is warning everyone to stay smart and certain people need to take more precautions talk about hot? these construction workers are feeling it big time. while kids cool off at roberto clemente park people every where are downing plenty of liquids. doctors warned that the heat is something that needs to be taken seriously. >> prevention is the key if you don't have to be outside in the heat, don't be outside, don't do anything strenuous in the heat. if you can avoid it. >> reporter: doctor ralph an emergency medicine specialist at hahnemann university hospital says that during these hot months, they have plenty of iv fluids ready to go, salt water into the bloodstream is first course of treatment for people complaining of heat-related issues. certain people are more at risk. >> the the elderly, patients on certain medications, those that are outside over exerting themselves it can have pretty se

. >> jimmy: out celebrating the end of a work week with julie, steph. kim. >> steve: that's nuts. why wouldn't you untag him? >> jimmy: drinks guiness appatently. >> steve: he loves guiness. >> jimmy: let's see that next photo. manny mondays with my besty, abu yahia al-libi. manny monday. >> steve: yeah, manny monday. >> jimmy: and here's the last one here. my idea of a perfect sunday afternoon -- wine, pizza and nas nasir al-wuhayshi. [ cheers and applause ] we're making it real easy for the nsa. [ cheers and applause ] too easy. >> steve: untag. >> jimmy: oh, the bachelorette was on last night. [ cheers and applause ] great thing for america. [ laughter ] well, andy is still getting to know all these guys. and last night's episode she was talking with a guy named markell and i think she may have been trying to tell him something. >> favorite color? >> is black a color? >> duly noted. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know what they say -- once you go is that a a color? you never go back. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that's what they say. by the way b

thanks steph. >>> if your boss needs an excuse for why you missed work to watch the game, the u.s. coach is trying to help you out. it's an excuse note. you're missing work for an important cause, being in full support of the nation to help if the u.s. move on to the next round. coach hopes some businesses will allow fans to take the day off to lend their support. it might seem tame to other nations, they go a step further and call it a national hospital when their soccer team is playing. >> we have exceedingly spoiled, we have televisions on our desks. >> we're investigating news. >> we're watching very carefully. >>> 5:39, john boehner suing the president. why the speaker of the house says the commander in chief is abusing his power, coming up next. >>> oh my god, daddy. >> why are they shooting. >> i don't know jaden, just lay down. >> family caught in the middle of a police shootout in southern california. more of this video next. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back everyone, it is 5:42. this morning house speaker john boehner says he is suing president oba