because there is a lot of tai chi classes and other classes that are appropriate. i wondered about that. >> the tai chi class that is offered at park and rec, as far as i know is from city college in san francisco. however, our department does fund a tai chi for fall prevention and that is through our grant. and self-help for the elderly is our grantee for that to administer that program. and we do have it in different locations, different partners. with our grant, because it's so small, our goal is to actually train tai chi leaders who can then go back to their community and lead those classes. so it's more cost effective. those could be either volunteers or staff at those agencies. >> commissioner knutzen: i noticed all of the places where these take place. are there any new ones? >> yes, there are actually quite a few new ones on the site chart for the next few years. currently, we have only like 13. so next year it's going to be 22 sites. so there is quite a few. >> commissioner knutzen: very significant expansion then, all right, okay. >> president serina: tha

next speaker fiona tai followed by yoland nedler. >> good evening. my name is fiona tay and long-term member of the bike collision and part of the san francisco transit riders. i live in the city and work downtown in soma. up to three years i bike commuted to airbnb which is where we were commuting to a few months ago that morning. i'm here to improve bike infrastructure and of course i'm in support of the changes because i think it's really tragic we don't have these protections in place for residents and users of these streets. i'm excite had we have met short term improvements and believe it's an improvement in quality. we need to invest in streets because this is key infrastructure for san francisco residents and workers. it's a busy neighborhood as many have already said including uber and trucks so it's doubly important to make sure we protect people on the streets in these kinds of neighborhoods that can be very heavily trafficked. and also, i'm excited about improving the situation for muni because i think along with the bike lane improvement

kara-tay.ould kill you with one toe. would you like to find out which one?" harder to do than i thought. but trump is not concerned, tweeting, "the fake news has never been more dishonest than it is today. thank goodness we can fight back on social media. their new weapon of choice is fake polling, sometimes referred to as suppression polls-- they suppress the numbers. had it in 2016, but this is worse-- dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot-- the fake-- corrupt-- news media said they had a leak into polling done by my campaign-- which, by the way and despite the phony and never-ending witch hunt-- are the best numbers we have ever had. they reported fake numbers that they made up and don't even exist. we will win again!" ( laughter ) wow, that was-- ( applause ) let me get this straight. so they suppress numbers, but first they made up the numbers, and the numbers don't even exist. can you imagine trump giving an alibi? (as trump) "it couldn't have been me, officer. i was asleep the

tay i’u ns one third of the world's oil.ay runs as the drain entered uranian airspace, the us maintains it was shot down in international airspace over the straight of hormuz. there isa over the straight of hormuz. there is a north america editorjohn sobel in iran they are celebrating taking out of the sky a $130 million us drone — the latest escalation in tensions between washington and tehran. today, on iranian tv, the results of their handiwork were being shown off. america has no shortage of military assets in the region but the anticipated retaliation never came. it turns out military strikes had been ordered. but at the last moment donald trump had a change of mind. he confirmed this on twitter this morning: but now a rather different account from the president. the planes weren't even in the air, so weapons couldn't have been locked and loaded. were planes in the air? we were about ready to go. no, but they would have been pretty soon, and things would have happened to a point where you wouldn't turn back or couldn't

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kron 4's christina tay-tro is joiningus now live with more on the negotiations. ( marty ) thanks christina. ( marty ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... there's a new mural in the east bay honoring oscar grant, the young man who was fatally shot by bart police 10 years ago. ( marty ) plus... reaction from south of the border after negotiators reached a deal with the u-s to avoid tariffs. ( marty ) and we are going to take a look at the costs cancer survivors face after beating the illness. lowe's knows you're the type who does it right. who's painted there and stained that. who seamlessly moves from step one to step done. we do it right too, with top tier performance from brands like valspar. with exceptional paint durability wether you're inside or out. and all-weather stain for a beautiful finish. along with pro trusted purdy brushes and rollers. we do it all at the right price so you can get big savings and big results. 4 your health this morning... the burden continues for cancer patients even after they've beat the disease. melisa raney has a look at the growing costs of medical

also there for tay, boyfriend joe alwyn. recently spotted holding hands in the city of love.ds, liam and miley. it's got some pretty hot lyrics ♪ have sex on the table >> the song titled "the most" is our favorite. even in my darkest days in even my lowest day ♪ love me the most ♪ >> how about this behind the scenes story of elton john and little big town. remember their countrified version of rocketman? >> we got to have proper at the with elton. >> he was is gracious about us interpreting his song. >> we caught up with the band at the waylon country bar in new york. before they host the cmt awards on sunday, they gave us a taste of what to expect. >> most people like blake are overdrinking and -- [ laughter ] >> different from any other show. >> exactly. >> that's not shocking to know. >> we will change as many times as we possibly can and try to change more than carrie does on the cma awards. that's impossible. she changes like 15 times. >> here's what we have in store for country music's big week. >> saddle up. all next week -- >> "e.t." is in nashville, taking it over. t

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. >> our mysteryod reader tay is kaley's daddy! >> look at that face! lieutenant commander andrew yunkle surprised her daughter's class. usually it's a teacher w comes in and does it. yunkke, yunkle, a member of the coast guard took onhatole. >> you want to be present in il your chs life. it's hard not to be there day in and day out. >> hard to tell who had that oan more t them. kaley had a surise of her own, telling her dad that there's a new dog at home. so the family is happy and growing. that's a for news 4 this week, i'm leon harris. thanks for joining us. have a great week. >>> gunre in the night. one person dead and another in the hospital. it's a popular spot for tra transgender women in the area. and a pro basketball player h keeps word when it comes to calling out the violence aguing the district. good morning, everybody. i'mon aar gilchrist. the air is crisp for june but temperatures will go up this afternoon and st there for your father's d

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i don't say that out of knive tai, it was a nice -- out of naivete, it was a nice letter. reporter: the agreement in your pocket when does it go into effect? president trump: this will go into effect, it's my option, not mexico's, but it will go into effect when mexico tells me it's ok to release it. if they bring the numbers way dun, we won't have to use it. if they bring the number base down, we won't have to. but this is my option. it goes into effect when i want it to. but i have a lot of respect for the president of mexico, i have a lot of respect for the people we dealt with. so i don't want to do that. they have to go back to congress to get that approved. but it goes down, listen, it goes down, it go into effect at my option. i wouldn't do that. want to deal with them. >> why haven't you nominated a defense secretary? president trump: i have, defense secretary, it's done. reporter: it's done? president trump: from the standpoint of the nomination. pat shanahan was nominated two weeks ago. i put it out. i put it out officially. now he has to go through the process.

the more authority the level has the more thor tay testiauthorit level.ere's a drawing of the lines. we're working into the apex of this formation here's the longer term chart, the all-time high at 1950 an ounce in 2011. this is the moment is the thinking and i think it's right to be long a couple long-term charts and then we'll go from there so this is also important. this is gold on top. and what we have here is relative performance to all other commodities. so not only crude oil but the copper and corn and cocoa and wheat, milk, steel yes, we know gold peeked at 11 peaked at 11 we are making new relative highs right now. it has bounced perfectly off of this relative line over and over and over, and it did it again. and now let me put in the top line we are just now, you can see it here we just moved above that high. we made new relative, all-time highs this week. a very important very many i li very important development >> what's your trade in gold >> when we think about gold and the reasons that all these prior times we thought we might break out and

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tay say anacosti was fertile ground for the group. >>eporter: garfield elementary school is where seven decades of friendship started. they're affectionately known as the kindergarten crew. back to class where so much has changed since 1945. >> surprised we were ever this small. >> reporter: all bt friends today. >> we didn't have guns or access to guns. we protected each other. >> reporter: ten in all, several have now passed on. when they were boys living in anacostia bond them. >> our community was really more a village. anacostia, we were across the river, separated from the rest . of the cit there was a very tight sense of presence for the community and pride in our community. > reporter: what did they love most about kindergarten? >> the girls. [ laughter ] >> i think my favorite memories was just the relationship that we brought fr the community to school. >> a person i never lost contact with was huey because we lived directly across the street there each other. >> reporter: when they grew up, they married, became fathers, and

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keep an eye on the nbc washington app for updates we learn from tay's court hearing. >>> we're following a developing story out of the dominican republic. former bostoned sox slugger david ortiz is in the hospital after being shot in an ambush-style attack. ortiz is in stable condition after undergoing surgery. local police say last night two men approached at a bar and shon him atearly pointblank range. one of the suspects was captured and beaten by a crowd. the other ran off. word on a motive for the shooting. ortiz is from the dominican republic and is regarded as a national ero. the 43-year-old helped e red sox win three world series titles and retiredn 2016. >>> today the prince george's county council will hold a meeting to discuss the governor's plan to add toll lanes to 270 and 295. many leaders are concerned about the impact it will have on homeowners. those potential issues and the impact the work may have on the environment will be discussed today. >>> a roadwork project in d.c.t was supposed to begin today may be delayed because of the weather. ddot was planning on closing la

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good advice professor from berlin's shelley tay hospital thank you very much for being with us this morning thank you. u.s. president donald trump's son in law jared kush now has appealed to posting ians to support a plan he says will revive the economy and improve their lives the proposals presented at a meeting in bahrain involve investing billions of dollars in the palestinian territories part of a peace plan which has been dubbed the deal of the century but the palestinians have already rejected the plans as they do not include a political resolution to the conflict. these were the scenes across gaza and the west bank as the bahrain conference got underway thousands of palestinians protested and staged a general strike against a plan they say attempts to buy them off. thousands of miles away in bahrain jerod cushion or called on the palestinians to accept his vision one he dubbed the opportunity of the century if they want peace he said the $50000000000.00 economic support plan would create a brighter future for the region. for a moment imagine a new reality in the middle east imagine a

whether you embrace or reject etf's, they are here to tay. their flows often signal broader market trends. our own etf expert eric balchunas is here to walk us through what he is seeing. eric: thank you, scarlet. if you saw the show last week, you know that yours predicted we would see a lot of risk on in the flows and i was right. after the fed came and saved the day, people are back into equities. you see spy at the top. you got a little iwm, lqd, ifa. what you don't see here is short-term and ultra short-term debt etf's. they ruled only two weeks ago. that is how fast things can change on a dovish fed. let's look at the outflows to see what is coming out of etf's, and again, build short-term treasury, there is another short-term treasury. efa, i think some of that went to ifa. that was a move to cheaper pastures. but ultimately, $25 billion has gone into u.s. equity etf's this month and $44 billion into etf's overall in june. let's look at traders versus allocators to see if the hot money has come back and you can see it, clear as day. thi

standing up against big coal some 300 people in her community have been forced to relocate but pam tai chi is refusing to leave her plot of land even after bulldozers demolished her house. nails that's a classic case of david versus goliath but this 99 year old grandmother is refusing to give up. so i'm not leaving i'm staying right here probably fairly new i believe fischel is trying to evict me but i wouldn't leave my grandparents and my parents lived here and i will also stay here. oh oh oh oh you know. family has called fung bay home since birth until one day she was notified that authorities needed the land for a new coal plant she was offered money to move elsewhere but refused. this is what's left of the family house now the 99 year old lives in a shack next to the rubble and it's a story playing out across the as. the country's energy demands are soaring and with it its appetite for coal. experts predict coal will account for half a feared numbs energy production by 2030 and that means building plants and remote areas like van fung by locals say they're being strong armed out o

. >>> time to take a look at some of tay's upgrades and downgrades. we begin with shares of disney.y ere cut to inline from outperform at imperial capital. the analyst citedoc the s big run-up this year so far, saying shares are now what hes cat a record multiple. price target, $147. that stockct fell a fn today to $140.97. dow inc. was downgraded to market perform from outperform at bmo capital markets. the analy says the global trade issues and weaker growth worldwide will make 19 a challenging year for this material science company. price rg, $52. shares fell 3.5% today to $49.35. >>> deere was upgraded to troutperform from n over at baird. the analyst cites higher prices for some crops, which should help drive farms a equipment demand. the price target is $175. the stock rose more than1.5% to $154.37. >>> curing dr. pepper was upgraded to outperform from market perform, citing a potential for earnings growth. the price target is$3 shares were up nearly 5% to $30.04. >>> still ahead, boeing and airbus go head to head. >> reporter: aroded 737 max an

more things change the more they tay the same. they took out to pay a fee and that is legal. ou can do that and you can ire a substitute. bringing charges that the whole war is a rich man's war but a poor man's spite. now, statistics don't bear that out. that was a perception that many people in the north have and as we know, perception is reality. you can ee a map of the country. clements are landing here, in ohio from dates i talked about little bit earlier. he is out of work. i gives a series of speeches that are critical of epublicans and lincoln administration and policies hey're putting into place. and he is now in ohio, where i think they thought he won't do damage. that didn't turn out well. because what he did is that he issued this prob clamation that said anyone who poke out against the government or policies would be rrested. and tried in military court and if found guilty would be held in military prison for he duration of the war. this makes them think, i can be a political martyr. by talking bout this. by keeping dockits. e goes and gives his speech. here are m

it's roughly the same and it might creep up a little bit but road safety stays the same, crime tays the same now travis was talking about a medical registry concern and a lot of our opposition in 2012 was not from the right, it was from the left, from the medical marijuana industry because they didn't want all of the encroachments on the world they had in the status quo, they wanted to open it up to legalize it. so if we could just break out of the prohibition we won't have all the nervousness people have for medical marijuana. as far as the $300 million raised every year in tax revenue , it's a billion-dollar industry a highly taxed and is earmarked , legally earmarked and goes to where it's supposed to go i've read the policy papers from the government and it's all right there people know where to look for it. i really like the font -- the fact that states get the right to earmarked this money for whatever they want. i was in michigan and they wanted to make sure veterans got a cut of the money raised so they could work on ptsd syndrome and veterans health and they wanted to work on a

i think you have to tay the market that is with you and not get carried away and say everything is perfectere's a lot of issues out there. >> it's far from perfect. >> i think it's closer to bad than perfect, but that's what makes markets. you know locked answer it more succinctly, a guy like a chris harvey, who might as well be the fourth imagining brother. >> do you want to answer >> no, welcome chris harvey, wells fargo head of securities strategy is he great? >> he's outstanding. >> i feel more negative that positivity what about you >> what as low volatility don't since september? it's outperformed by 13%, 14%. what did it do in 2008 it's outperformed. >> what happens six months out from the summer of 2007. equity market was down 3%, the fed made an emergency cut, and barnes sterns was about to go belly up s&p up 25%, the fed perhaps cutting, and oh, by the way, the bank industry test, and bank balance sheets you quite, quite strong. >> we're not trying to equate. whether the banking system is stronger today than in '07, what does that have to do -- >> the point being that we're in a

winds will pick up after9:00 or 10:00 gusting up to 15 or 20 miles per hour tay. definitely on the comfortable side. we have rain showers to the west. i'm watching those. they'll lose a lot of theiris mores once they pass through the mountains. our next weather maker is way up here. it's a frontal system that's going to take it's time sliding down into our area. so eventually we will see some rain and we have a lot of rain in the forecast for the next four days. we'll show you what we mean. that's coming up. >> thank you. first an investigation that has man questioning whether people in the transgender community are being targeted. zoe spearsnd is the seco transgender woman to be killed since march. darcy spoke t a bo of theose ll victims. >> my heart is broken. >> spears hade gone from bg homeless to living independently. she was found shot to death in prince rggeos county thursday night. >> it's a hard hit. we don't do this work for people to get killed. we do it so they can survive. >> we don't know who shot spears or why. she was flound dead c to where she liv

area tay. nationals take on the d-backs later on. 4:05 is first pitch. it's the perfect day to head out to gnanats park. don't forget the spf. breezy out there but temperatures in the 80s. humidity on the low side as well. u're seeing a few sprinkles and that's it. all throughout the day there could be a spri that's all it will amount to. s you can the clouds spilling into the corridor. our next system, right here, is a frontal system and what's going to happen, it's going to sag to the south and just hang out in the mid-atlantic all week long. so we will have chances of rain. now today, we do have a few sprinkles possible and tomorrow morning we do have a chanceor showers possible west of i-81. so let's start this sunday morning, 8:30, getting ready for church. maybe heading out. you are looking at a few light showers as we go through the morning just west of d.c. and thenorsolated stms throughout the afternoon. not everyone is going to see them. we have about a 40% chance that you'll see them for father's day. don't cancel any plans. we also have chanc

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forin tay is a regional cio global wealth management.ht into the bloomberg terminal to take a look at this chart. 50 basis points of cuts this fed, according to the market. you think the market is misreading what is in store. what are you seeing? kelvin: there are three reasons we think the market is misreading it. firstly, [indiscernible] rate stood atnt 3.7% in the u.s., very low. that signals the u.s. economy is still in full employment mode. second reason is corsi pe has not fallen significantly. that measure should fall or needs to fall for the federal reserve will move toward a cut. the results in the first quarter of this year have been resilient for corporate. 80% of the companies on the u.s. stock markets met or exceeded expectations in the first quarter of this year. alone, for those reasons the federal reserve is quite likely to not cut in july even though there are expectations of a cut priced in. paul: if you are correct, what do you foresee, upheaval in markets once the realization dawns? --vin: i think the markets the equi

paris cameron, him think blancher and elant tay davis. >> we just want justice.>> just justice. >> for all of us. >> reporter: officials saying the victims were targeted because they were gay or transgender. robinson pled not guilty. in georgia, police are searching for a gunman who killed ronald peters. he used an anti-gay slur before shooting peters several times. >> lately we've been moving backwards. it's important to stand up for what matters. >> reporter: some lawmakers say it's time to stand up. which is's governor ordering the rainbow flag flown over the state's capitol to recognize pride month drawing criticism from some of his conservative lawmakers. one tweeting is this any more appropriate than erecting the christian flag over the capitol. lana zak, abc news, washington. >> san francisco's celebration is at the end of the month. the parade is on june 30n. >> racing will go on at southern california's santa anita park despite the deaths of two more horses this weekend and 29 since december. a filly collapsed during a race today suffering a heart attack

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taied alcohol could be responsible for any of the american deaths. >> i want to know what happened to my sister. >> something isn't right in the dominican for all these pple to be dying. >> thebl dominican repu is responsible for my mother's death. >> now, joseph allen's family joins a growng list of heart broken people seeking answers. >> dominican authorities have cases open intoach of these incidents. the fbi is assisting them with to go kolg exams. the ministry of tourism in the country are calling these incidents tragic, but isolated. >>> d.c. gas station dn't as planned for a pair of thieves. >> the men are dressed in black at the sunoco gas station sunday morning. they tried to pick up the atm, but realized it was too heavy and secured to the wall as well. undeterred. they moved the red blal disp and knocked over another display, realizing they couldn't take the atm. police say they grabbed mor than 00 worth of cigarettes and then walked out. >> not very well planned. yeah. it's just sillty in my opinion. i mean, seriously, i mean, they're strapped to the wall. >> okay, so d.c.

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afternoon, we will move our rain chances up to 30% and as the front settles finally south of ushe during tayon sunday, doesn't have a lot of moisture to work with but i think sunday is the best chance to have rain around here but even that is only at 40%. we go back to 100% dry weather for the early parts of next week. oh, did i mention it's going to stay really hot? look at the ten-day forecast. i think best chance of rain is sunday and cool to 91 on sunday. the front should be south of us monday. if we have any day out of the next ten that fails make 90 degrees, that is monday. the lower humidity means a couple of slightly cooler .orning as we as we head towards the fourth of july, it goes back into the sweat box around here with temperatures in the low to nd mid-90s a only slight chances for afternoon cooling showers. >> drink lots of water inhis stretch. thank you, chuck. es> no criminal charges. french authoriti say there is that someone intentionally set fire to the ritre dame cathedral in pas. they say an electrical fault or a burning cigarette destroyed large parts of the centuries o

it is backed up to elsa bran tay and blocking the h0v lane. of that you can see there is another fender bender down to 11 miles per hour as you're headed into richmond. this one, they are having a hard time clearing it and it is causing a backup on i-580. another fender bender. so just give yourself a little extra time there. slow down, but it is not going to be causing any major delays in that commute. the accident that was here at grant line has been cleared. you're down to 16 miles per hour outside the altamonte pass. then it speeds up. the metering lates are mow on. sunny skies for that commute if you're stuck there at the toll plaza. as least you're muching across at a good speed. no delays at the bridge. unlike the san mateo bridge which is slower. you have plenty of company. a few brake lights in the westbound direction but no issues that are going to be slowing you down beyond regular rush-hour. the eastbound direction looks good. the nimitz getting busier but no delays here. >> emily, sunday and monday, those are the days when we'll s

we did have weaker than expected economic tai ta which caused his edollar to weaken a bit.did see the nasdaq powering higher, that's important given the fact they this -- that the fangs were back at the head of the pack. not by big margins work the exception of facebook but big enough given the pounding the stocks are taken. take a look at other stocks in the spotlight. target not suffering too much. down less than a percent there. but what's important is that they had some kind of cash register glitch over the weekend that could cost the company $50 million. boeing actually in a fight with airbus for business. actually rising higher and tess la coming out strong. that's another stock that's been badly beaten. paul. speaking of things getting badly beaten, oil further into the bear market on lower than expected data. su: the weaker than expected housing data goes to the demand question. there's a question about supply glut as well as the trade. look at the five-day. it's been a real wild ride where we sunk hard last week. looked like we were briefly higher in the monday ses

on metro, i believe firmly that i am leaving metro in a better situation than i found it.ue >> next tay, hesc ieded to meet with his d.c. council colleagues in an attempt to convince them not to sip him of his chairmanship of the council's finance committee. >>> you may notice more security if you head to the fireworks display at the mall this year. >> crews are setting up for the celehation and megan mcgratis joining us from the national is with the latest on what going on. >> reporter: a lot of things will stay the same this year. the parade, as well as the concert that happens on the grounds of the u.s. capitol but bill changes as well. the president's salute to america eventhat is happening at the lincoln memorial. that is going to be happening and a lot of added security as a rest of that. another thing that is changing is the scope of the fireworks display and with more on that, i'm joined by mike litter with the national park service. talk a little bit about the fireworks this year. it's supposed to be a bigger, longer display. >> i think we can say the fireworks is the biggest d