mostly 60s through the week but hitting 70 by the end of the week. compare that to 94 degrees by the end of the weekend. for the valley, yes, it's going to be getting much hotter. especially away from the coastline. mike said there's a tree down that may affect the trivalley. >> yeah. you might want to take 680. look at the speed sensors. fine on the freeways now. we'll see a little back up. over here the concern is there there's a tree down across the road. and some folks use draft as a an alternate to 680. everything moves well off the dublin interchange. the bay bridge toll plaza. the back upstarting to form in the cash lane. no surprises. palo alto to the peninsula, surprises. that's a good thing. back to you. >> coming up the technology that is making animal testing a thing of the past. and the bay area laboratory making it a reality. >>> and looking for a new furry friend to join your family? nbc bay area are partnering up to clear the shelters this weekend. the bay area shelters are going to waive their adoption fees and others will offer you a

end outside the wells fargo center. same-sex week air restrictions begin. >> faa, the secret service, the military, have put plans into place. >> reporter: and philadelphia police say they have a plan in place for events like this which is political fest. if you want to come down and participate tickets for adults are $15 and for children $5 but there's a discount if you come as a group. go to our website for more on that. live inside the convention snert, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> next at 6:00, a pennsylvania man is blamed for the attempted coup in turkey. tonight nbc 10 smoke to the spokesman of the cleric and why he chose pennsylvania as his compound. >> strong storms are moving through and who can expect them next and what to expect for the rest of the week as temperatures heat up again. that's coming up. >> and speaking of those storms, sky force 10 continues to find damage from today's weather in may havertown. you can see one of many large trees that are down. stay with us. >> we're live from the rnc. follow us on faceb

usually it's the yield leaving that. this week think it was actually events in japan that led yields higher before the move we saw today based on the data. scarlet: you can see that on the chart on our screen. going forward, who's going to be the dog and who is going to be the tail? mr. jones: we are probably going to have a little bit of both. the expectation that we're going to get additional fiscal monetary stimulus from japan, but we have a fit meeting in a few weeks and everyone is going to be looking to that. as the data improves in the u.s. -- mark: worth telling us our favorite function? mr. jones: if you look at a potential rate hike, the possibility has doubled. we are still well into 2017 before we had it over 50%. scarlet: march 15, 2017 on a less. rick --chard jones, bloomberg strategist. the european close is nine minutes away, we have more today. the bottom of the hour, we speak with the former secretary of the department of security, michael chertoff. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: live from london, i'm scarlet fu.

it's looking like a great start to the week. when you talk about cooler temperatures, a lot of people get excited. cooler, also, along the coastal areas as well. as we get a live look outside, all of our microclimate showing temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. not bad. it's 53 in the north bay. all though you have to watch out for the low clouds and fog. it will be up to 76 degrees once it clears out. 83 degrees in the south bay and san francisco stays at 65 degrees with some breezy. we'll let you know what to expect as we go through the week. that's coming up in a few minutes. heading over to mike. it looks like a nice drive. >> pretty good. and the low clouds chp not reporting any problems for drivers. we have an issue getting in toward fremont on 680 southbound. there is a crash rte

s&p and the dow are just below flat for the week. tech the big winner of earnings season so far we'll go through the big corporate earners overnight of google, called alphabet now and amazon in a minute. let's have a look at the 10-year treasury note. we did see some buying of this. over the week. we saw the yield dip very briefly. now back above that level, 1.527. >> breaking overnight, the bank of japan easing monetary policy by doubling purchases of ets. it did remain steady. overall investors appeared to be disappointed as many were looking for more stimulus. a post decision news conference told reporters that today's policy decision was meant to address overseas uncertainties. he argues quantitative arguing has not reached the limit. as for the japanese yen, disappoint was most reflected there when the yen serged. that's a weaker dollar and a stronger japanese yen reflecting the that is correct they did not see more stimulus. it's 1.5% move which is a huge move on a currency though it was even worse before governor started talkin

a way to start the week. a record $32 billion u.s. deal. rtually every mobile and computer gadget on the planet. plus, the future of m&a and a post exit u.k.. -- post-brexit u.k. we bring you the latest on the look at how the president's policies could undermine already fragile investor confidence. the republican national convention in cleveland gets underway today. this week may be anything but conventional. could events including protests steal from donald trump's limelight? to theead straight markets desk. julie hyman has the latest. julie: we had a record last week for the dow s&p 500. then on friday we saw a little change. the s&p only up one half of a point. little changed as well today. a little bit of a drift following the game last weekend following the records for the dow and the s&p 500. we will see if things gain a little more direction as the day goes on. take a look at the map, you will see what exactly is going on. half green, half read on your screen. energy shares and materials are the biggest drags on a major averages. tech

slightly above later this in the week. mid-70s by the bay, plenty of sunshine, sunny and warm and topping out in the 80s inland. the forecast shows that warming trend, again, upper 80s today and tomorrow, low to mid-90s by midweek inland and we'll see cloud cover by the bay, along the coast, likely going to see off and on marine layer and coastal clouds throughout the week and cool into the weekend. >>> sounds good. microsoft made promises to interns and today it delivers. after some backlash, microsoft admitted it was poorly worded. >> that's a lot of snacks >> thank you for joining us. remember your next update is at 7:26. have a great day. the west. it is monday, july 11, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." thousands take to the streets fro test the shootings of two african-american men by police officers. in baton rouge, dozens were arrested during violent confrontations with police in riot gear. >>> police say the dallas sniper planned a larger attack before ta fast tracking his assault on officers. >>> and how they e

end of the week. t's like we can't win. here's a look at the highsigh today. as far as our currentour temperatures go right now it's actually 82-degrees at d.c. we have 81 in annapolis, 78-degrees at baltimore this hour. 81 at fredericksburg, 78 at culpeper. 77 at frederick and 74 at martinsburg. it's been a little sticky and a little uncomfortable, tonight is going to be prettyprt nice. we had the rain and it felt a lot more comfortable than it hat been over the past few nights. 7 h at zc. >> 74 for overnight lowe's. 71 at winchester.t we do have the dewpoints in the 60s and the 70s but that's going to change as we get intoet tomorrow and progress into the week because the humidity is going to gradually start to rise and get a little uncomfortable and actually by the end of the week it's going to be down right oppressive. this is the fare warning forhe you, but in the meantime not too bad over all. so the heat is going to be on. we're going to see the door opee up for a pretty good southerlyoh flow. t

we wrapped up the week relatively risk off. new zealand stocks, expecting a dovish call on a rate cut, expecting the central bank to hold. because of the housing boom in new zealand and australia, a could spill over to the economy. and australia, some modest gains after the prime and mr. declared victory in australia's election. the final tally still not done. let's go to japan. pop inexpecting a shares, up 2.5% today after a weakening in the yen. still at that 100 handle. ordersexpecting machine from a, expecting a turnaround after that of 11% slide in april. looka look at how things on wall street on friday. betty: we were basically and risk on rally mode. the dow closing up 250 points, the higher the session. it was interesting because all this talk after that prior jobs report, that the fed will not raise rates this year, that creeped back into the dialogue on friday given this jobs report , that maybe things are not as bad in the u.s. as originally thought. i have a feeling we will keep seesawing back-and-forth. that's righ

for the week, up 5%. the best week in the last nine weeks or so. been looking at speculation of some stimulus hopes after brexit from the bank of england, bank of japan, even the pboc. that is giving rise to commodities across the board. take a look at another safe haven, silver. silver is having a better run than gold in terms of percent. in the past week, up by 10.4%. this is its best week since august, 2013. haven seekers have driven up the price of silver in the past week because of brexit, and they say this could continue for the rest of the year. vonnie: thank you, ramy inocencio. more fallout today after the transfer tos energy buy williams company. six executives resign following a failed attempt to remove the ceo alan armstrong. armstrong has been with the company for 30 years and oppose the energy transfer takeover. shares of williams are calling this afternoon on the news. machinations in the oil industry. who would've thought? six directors on the williams board and the ceo gets to stay. does this presumes that decision not to have the

towards the end of the week. > all right, thank you so much, rod. >>> still to come, the conventions are over, so what's next for the candidates? a look at the crucial road ahead for hillary clinton and donald trump. >> plus on the play area shoreline, unique bond happening between horses and kids. we're going to tell you about this program here. it'll make you bay area proud. ==terry 2shot== its one of the most scenic parts of the bay area... its one of the most scenic parts of the bay area... ==peggy 2shot== on the beautiful coastline of half moon bay......an equally beautiful program that is connecting children..... and horses. >>> it's one of the most scenic parks of the bay area. we're talking about the coastline of half-moon bay. it's equally beautiful. the program is connecting children and horses together. we have tonight's bay area proud. >> reporter: there was nothing typical about her obsession. >> i was the kid if you had a horse in your backyard, if you looked out the right time of day, i was sitting

up 9% for the week. hong kong also having a strong week in terms of the market. ttle change after chinese gdp did come out better than forecast. >> let's have a look at broader markets as well. oil prices have rebounded this week after sharp declines last week. up about 2% for the week as a whether or not he will. just losing a percent of that. net about a week of 1% of gains for the week. wti at 45.26. we've seen significant selling of the bond market. yields to pick up. 1.534% on the 10-year note this morning. clearly the move over the last few weeks and months has been one of yield compression. just offsetting that. dollar prices let's have a look at the pound. once again reboupding. had a strong couple of days as the political situation has cleared up a little. theresa may announced her cabinet. the biggest move in the last 24 hours when the bank of england did not cut rates as some had expected. the yen sitting at 106 this morning. gold prices have eased off. >>> now back to this morning's top story. at least 48 kill84 killed afterk drove into crowds in nice.

the water is safe under epa standards. last weekfficial shut off drinking water in the canon office building after finding higher than normal lead levels there. >>> two women are on trial in virginia accused of sending money to the terrorist group al shabaab. prosecutors say that the two women sent money to that al qaeda affiliate. in opening statements, it was admitted that she supported them but denied sending back to their families. >>> a former alexandria fire department employee could lose they are intention -- her pension for intefleg bsh embezzling money. if convicted, she will lose her city pension and the city is seeking full restitution. in a statement, city officials say they have hired a third party auditing firm to review internal financial controls. >> later today, the montgomery county council will hold a public hearing on funding to the school district to build an artificial turf at somerset elementary school. the hearing gets under way at 1:30 this afternoon at the council office building in rockville. >>> women who

the temperatures going up this week. and it will still be nice and sunny as we go into the afternoon hours. you'll notice today

the move comes seven weeks earlier than expected. clears the way for new prime minister theresa may. may is the only candidate left in the party. the change in leadership comes in the wake of the uk's vote to leave the european union. >> the united states military is sending hundreds more threw troops to iraq. defense secretary ash carter was in iraq today to announce 560 troops are on the way to help establish a newly recaptured air base that's a staging hub for the battle to retake the city of mosul. defense department officials say it's not clear when u.s. personnel will start accompanying iraqi forces closer to the battle front. >> at midnight pennsylvania will have a state budget even though lawmakers say they have no agreement on how to pay for it. govern 12 i tom wolf is allowint to become law without his signature. lawmakers say they won't protest despite having no deal to fund the $30 billion plan. letting the budget become law means the money keeps flowing to state programs. leaders in both parties say they're committed to

the fore. utilities, of course, down this week and the go-to safety play two weeks ago. things have really changed around, guys. next hour, we'll talk about what you need to talk about next week and look at and it's got to do with big stocks. we'll see if the good news commentary of the banks continue in that group. i'll have some thoughts in the next hour. guys? >> bob, thank you. bob tells us what to say and what to think so he'll tell us what we should be talking about next week. now the exchange for this day, though. david from lumis sales with us. new york stock exchange trader keith bliss. >> hi, bill and kelly. >> rick santelli is there. another week where the market continues higher with head scratching. people wondering why it's happening now. we have had two reports that show that the cash levels of individual investors continues to increase even as this market goes up. >> there's cognitive disso nance right now. but i always go back and talked about it before. the real important index for me is russell 2000. looking at the march right now, everybody's -- all t

we'll have live reports from the city open next week. you can catch all the encore action on tennis channel. talk about a payday. the ufc founders purchased the league in 2000 for $2 million. 16 years later, they were able to sell it to weming for billion. that happened today. started off's at a niche sport but growned to the biggest and most successful mixed martial arts league. it's grown so much. the line-ups were announced for tomorrow night's all-star game. bryce harp her play right field -- harper will play right field and bat second for the national league. maureen: would you like to make a prediction of the weather for city open? erin: hopefully it clears up. doug: everyday thunderstorms are a possibility. not main chances but the heat and the humidity will return after comfortable weather today. steve is watching that and will update the beach outlook for the weekend and talk about the heat and the humidity returning at 11:00. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir up next. join us at 11:00. woman: i have a masurprise for

the 2016 campaign in a moment. this was, of course, a huge campaign week, the biggest moving part came from f.b.i. director james comey, who managed to make it both hillary clinton's worst and best week of campaign. >> did hillary clinton break the law in connection with her use server?mail my judgment is that she did not. gwen: republicans say they are mystified how comey, a bush appointee, and registered could judge clinton extremely careless, in his bring charges. >> if you are a private in the army and email yourself classified information, you will be kicked out. but if you are hillary clinton to you seek a promotion commander-in-chief, you will not be. gowdy,hat's trey republican. i want to know, carrie, i want you to parse what he said and me why it didn't work with comey? f.b.i. director said there just wasn't enough evidence to demonstrate that hillary clinton or her close at the state department acted with malicious or bad up thishen they set private email server and did government business on it for years. said hei. director discovered seven or eight classified email chains, top not just

will stay that way the better part of the week. we may see 90s will be more common as we head toward the middle and latter part of the week. high pressure is in control going to strength then. 90s make a return on wednesday and thursday. cooling down just a little bit next weekend. >> thank you so much. next this crushed car sped through an overpass setting off a three car crash. we'll tell you what happened next. >>> coming up. they ban tour buses from driving around alamo square. >> i haven't noticed any change. >> was there a loophole? i'll look into this in people behaving badly. . >> two people walked away with only minor injuries after a horrific car wreck in boston yesterday a speeding driver slammed his car through an overpass guard rail and crashed 0 on a truck below. it dropped on to a third car. two people in that car were not hurt and walked away from the accident. >>> tourism it's big here in san francisco but sometimes people get a little overwhelmed when visitors start to clog up their neighborhoods. >> some areas hav

in cleveland it was the republicans but this week is the democrats turn. ats with two goals this week give party unity and the next part of the series is here. aun decided voter is leaning toward donald trump. >> i never pulled one of these. this is a high honor. >> this is an ohio voter, die-hard buckeye fan and truck driver who regularly cruises across the state that will decide this year's presidential election. we caught up with him at a truck stop in pennsylvania where he decided to give us a ride. >> you are in a 2008, 787 peterbilt. i'm from ohio. been driving for 42 years, august 10th. >> for dave, who owns his own rig, this year's big issue is health care. >> right now i can't afford to retire because of health care. the health care benefits is over $1500 a month and social security 2,000. what are you going to live on, you know? >> do you blame that on the last several years of government? >> yes, i do. i thought it was going to be a good thing. the way it was explained to the american people it was going to be a good thing. >> obamacare. >> yes.

the full platform will be voetd on next week at the convention. news 4 will have complete coverage of both parties' conventions starting next week in cleefd. chris lawrence and tom sherwood will bring you live reports beginning sunday night. >>> in the day ahead, virginia senator hearing on the zeika virus. he'll address the risk and respond to zika in the western hemisphere. he is urging congress to pass a critical funding bill to fight the virus. >> you may have been sitting in this mess last night. a medical emergency caused a 21-car chain reaction. this is a kraction on i-395 near the 14th street bridge. the driver had a medical episode and lost control in the northbound lanes there around 6:30. he and three other drivers were taken to the hospital. eight cars had to be towed. no one seriously hurt though. >>> right now in britain, david cameron is preparing to step aside as prime minister. here's a live look at the prime minister's residence at 10 downing street in london. he'll hand over the rains to teresa may. after the country voted to exi

there was one the week before for dallas. meaning in the last nine business days, 33% of the opens on wall street have been in silence. tomorrow will be a regular opening, we hope. >>> in happier news, on the cusp of announcing the next step for tesla. he calls it master plan number 2. master plan 1 was beyond model x. master plan 2 should come today. we think it is a push to combine the two companies, tesla and solar city. whatever it is, musq apologized for not getting to it earlier saying he was distracted. what was he distracted by? >> 3, 2, 1. >> he was distracted by his other company, space x. unmanned capsule on its way to the an manned space station carrying supplies. these have become routine. what is still not routine is landing that first stage. this time space x did it on dry land. practically from where the rocket launched. a much steadier clearer shot for you than we are able to see on the sea-going barges. there you see, standing straight up. why could they land on land this time around? because the rocket was c

vote, then the tumble, than the increase this week, 6%, setting up to be the best week for the s&p 500 last thursday's close. futures.k at the in the u.s., we saw some weakness in futures overnight. since then, we have seen them strengthen back to little changed at this point. a tossup as to where we will be at the open. we've been talking about tesla all morning. this crash that occurred in florida on may 7 involving the autopilot feature. the driverless feature of a model s sedan. not detect a did tractor-trailer. shares not taking much of a hit, down .8% this morning. netflix stands out this money. shares nicely higher come international -- nicely higher, international subscriber growth. international subscriber growth could be strong. this is important because the international growth could offset the more modest growth domestically. the company has put up a couple sloppy quarters in a row. netflix come of the previous in the pudding when they report on july 18. netflix, the proof is in the pudding when they report on july 18. apple is said to be looking to streaming service, tidal

middle part of the week, 90s though likely south of downtown. san francisco, staying comfortably cool in the 60s. sea breeze not going away, but mainly along the coast in inner bay. and as we head towards next weekend, if you like the weather we had this weekend, you're in luck. sea breeze turned stronger. looks like you'll see the numbers cooling as you approach next saturday, next sunday. so back out here live outside the sap center, the mood has completely changed. as soon as we passed 5:00, and everybody was getting inside as some of the first rounds are starting to ramp up on the inside. everybody now is looking towards the big view screen out at the nbc viewing party. a lot of folks enjoying the nice weather as the competition gets under way inside and tonight at 6:00, we're going to try our hand again with the athlete interview with the 2008 team jonathan horton. we hope will be joining us here life outside sap center and started now. you'll be seeing this here. around the south bay, peggy back to you. >> it's beautiful. waving back to the

are the other winners of the past week in cleveland? my winners are going to be law enforcement, both inside and outside the convention. police or a local constable, you have to be feeling good. packs.lked around in it was a little jarring to see 15 of them walking by and dark uniforms and rifles. within seconds, there were people from the street almost on top of them, thanking them and giving them high-fives. thanking them. inside, whether on stage or in the crowd, who lives matter -- b lue lives matter is going to be one of the memorable lines. for all the talk about jobs, the only thing close to detail i heard, if you are a police officer, they want to round up and deport undocumented immigrants and guard the border. the other memorable line, lock her up every of lock up hillary clinton. my losers, ted cruz. miscalculation to decide to go on stage and not endorse trump. this vote your conscience line just isn't, you are not going to get past this crowd. i think people will remember that for years from now. winners is cleveland. my los

in memphis, demonstrators shut down a bridge angry over the killings of two black men last week. president obama is calling for calm. >> i'd like all sides to listen to each other. >> the president will visit dallas tomorrow where he will meet privately with families of the slain police officers we do know that the president will also speak during an inner face memorial service in dallas funeral arrangements are still being made for several of the officers and one of the services is scheduled for wednesday. expect law enforcement from all over the country to come here for those purposes >> it's a complicated investigation, how long do we expect it to remain an active crime scene. >> it could be there at the scene a few blocks away until wednesday or so. it's an indication of how intense this investigation is and how investigators are leaving no stone unturned over the week. you saw all of the police cars that the officers were ducking behind the doors and open and evidence markers were everywhere, those investigators are going through the area very delicately. >> it could take som

the funerals will continue throughout the week. nk people want to see really how those funerals go. chief brown made the comment yesterday that he would be -- this would be the hardest week of his life, the most challenging thing he's ever done. >> rose: the events in dallas have renewed the national conversation about policing and race. charles blow is a columnist with the niesms. >> what we have to do is change hearts and minds so that the people who believe they are not part of this discussion, these people who look at this and say this is a conflict between the people who wear blue and the people who were born into brown and black skin, and that rub is happening separate from me and you. that's actually not the case. you are complicit in whatever police do in this country because the police are simply articulations of our desires and our mores and our laws. >> rose: i want to talk about "black lives matter" and rudy giuliani. i think he believes what he says. >> black lives matter, white, asian, hispanic lives matter, that's ant

maybe another heat wave before the even of the week. the that is all coming up in the exclusive accu weather seven day. >>> two strong earthquakes rattled ecuador. magnitude 5.9, 6.4 tremors are latest after shocks from the powerful quake that killed hundreds of people in april. people posted pictures and video of the shaking lights and reported power outages on social media. authorities say that no significant damage or injuries have been reported. >>> yesterday evening, was so nice, and how much more of that will we get. >> today will be great, tomorrow more sticky and toward end of the week things do go south in terms of the humidity or maybe they will go north. it will get worse. storm tracker six live double scan shows us it is a gorgeous morning build ago cross the region. as we look outside we have sky six, camera bouncing down the shore a bit, and there is a cool, lighting display they have on ferris wheel on the pier off atlantic city. we are looking for plenty of sunshine coming up over the horizon before too much longer. tempe

the heat is just going to get work for the start of the work week. let's get the timing from karen thomas with our first alert neighborhood forecast. >> if your work has some air conditioning tomorrow, you may not mind going to work tomorrow because we've got an excessive heat warning in effect. heat advisories will go into effect tomorrow as well. it will stay in effect until 6:00 tomorrow. the record to beat, 96 degrees in philadelphia. and we should blow right past that number tomorrow as we're expecting a high temperature in the upper 90s tomorrow. with that humidity building back in, temperatures right now definitely on the warm side in philadelphia as well as north and west. 93 degrees in allentown. a little cooler down here at 85 degrees in vineland. we didn't see that oppressive humidity today. that humidity is coming back full force for tomorrow. our heat indices tomorrow, it's going to feel like triple digits tomorrow. however you want to stay cool for monday, that's really what you want to be focused on. we're checking radar right now, stil

you about then tbut then the 90 make a comeback late they are week. so once we take into consideration the due point values, be mindful of pets, elderly. you can see the cold front moving through. picking up on some lightning strikes moving across parts of new york. be looks like pennsylvania, as well. active weather due here, i don't expect it to be very organized, but keep in mind that the showers will move through for the evening commute. kind of linger just a little bit and then come back tomorrow. . so of course if you want more information, you can always follow us on social media including twitter and facebook. back to you. >>> not much relief in sight unfortunately. so if you have a pool, now is a great time to jump in. jessica boyington has a check of the roads. >> you're looking at the vine street expressway? >> yeah, this is right on 24th street. so actually you can see some delay. that is the westbound delay. so approaching the schuylkill expressway, we will see some of the westbound delay and volume. headed east, not seeing any of those bi

so it is going to be hot as we end out the week. hiladelphia forecast next three days, rain chance tomorrow and thursday, drier friday, but humid and temperatures mid 90s. pennsylvania rain chances over the next few days, friday dry and in the 9Õuhs. if you're in the lehigh valley, rain chances tomorrow and thursday. new jersey, delaware, even along the shore, temperatures getting closer to 90. rain chance tomorrow, but friday back in the 90s. even for your weekend, saturday low 90s, thunderstorms return as we go into sunday, but still pretty hot. stay tuned, we'll be right back. ♪ >>> the legendary sir paul mccartney rocking at citizens bank park tonight in south philly, the former beatle in the middle of his world tour. in case you missed tonight's show, mccartney will perform next wednesday in hershey and tickets are still available. >>> even with all our local sports teams out of action tonight, fans still turned out to see some ballers in south philly. xfinity live showing an advanced screening of "ballers," it centers around a

a heat wave is in the forecast this week. with the humidity, it's actually going to feel closer to 100 degrees. you really want to avoid being outdoors for a long period of time right in the peak of the day and also you want to definitely stay hydrated. if you're going to outdoor activities like the phillies came today, stay hydrated. a hot one out there. neighborhood temperatures today, 92 university city. reading, 93 degrees and dry today. mostly sunny through the afternoon. if you're along the shore, you're not in excessive heat warning but it will be a hot day. if you're in delaware, 93. wilmington, dover, around 90 degrees. here's future weather as we go through time today. we city dry. skies mostly sunny. maybe a few passing clouds and humid. it will stay humid for the rest of the week. by tomorrow morning, a warm, humid start to the day. hot in the afternoon tomorrow giving us pop-up showers and thunderstorms. not until tomorrow afternoon. sort of your typical summertime afternoon thunderstorms starting to develop by to

the number slowly come down as the week goes on. degrees the high temperature and come thursday and friday, a chance of more storms will continue into the weekend. but the weekend finally we're looking at high temperatures below the 90 degrees mark for saturday and sunday. and come monday, tuesday and wednesday, a chance of storms on monday, upper 80s on tuesday and 92 degrees on wednesday afternoon. another look at the storms that are racing through the area right now. heavy rainfall, we're under severe thunderstorm warning for portions of camden and burlington county. these storms moving to the east at 35 miles an hour. should be offshore during the morning commute. we'll see this clearing out of the philadelphia area and new jersey will watch it offshore probably by 7:00 this morning. they are fast-moving storms. we could see flooding rain and watch out for strong gusts, damaging gusts of 60 miles an hour are possible. hail has been protected by the first alert radar as well. vai? >> bill, while you're talking we're hearing rolli

that continues for the rest of the week. d this area of low pressure to the north of us keeps the heat in check. we don't see the strong area of high pressure dominating across the region and causing that heat to build. a change in that weather pattern brings our highs back into the 80s this week in the south bay. in the peninsula, high 70s. san francisco will be in the 60s. morning clouds once again there and some fog may be an issue during the nighttime hours over the next several days the tri-valley will be in the low 80s. the east bay up to 76 degrees by friday. let's head over to mike now and see a couple of crashes heading into the fremont. >> two reports just came in for fremont. and this is in the earlier one around 2:37. let's show folks the maps, the speed sensors looking just what you would expect. over here this area heading up out of milpitas and fremont. two crashes reported although they sound identical as far as the details. somewhere between mission boulevard. we don't see slowing on the sensors. earlier cras

the summer. that begins later this week. l have the seven-day forecast and let you know what to expect coming up in a few minutes. shawn and tony? >> thank you very much. >>> well, it will be a little hot outside but if you want to go out and do this, everybody else is. poke mobile ap in the united states. there's good chance you probably been outside like these guys trying it. >> i never heard of it before. since its release, millionses have been hooked on the interactive smart phone that uses your phone's gps to track down and hunt poke'mon characteristics. the game requires to you leave yours house. that's created a strain scenario for some people >>> a 19-year-old wyoming woman was playing, she walk under a bridge as the game directed her, she unexpectedly stumbled on a dead body. they're trying to identify the man. >>> in massachusetts one man is pretty fed up with poke'mon because interactive game is leading people right to his front door. game is supposed to lead people to different landmarks around the town. her home

>>> welcome to "charlie rose: the week." i'm myle miles o'brien for the s "newshour". congress holds hearings over hillary clinton's e-mails. and the song writing sisters keegan and sarah release their eighth album. (singing) xd we will have those stories and more on what happened and what might happen. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications >> rose: so you began how? have that conversation. >> rose: is it luck or something else? >> coming together on issues. >> rose: what's the object rose:q everything into our significance of the moment. >> this is the week police were ambushed in the streets of dallas. hillary clinton was cleared by the f.b.i. of any criminal wrongdoing over here email server. and american joey chestnut ateÑ8 record 70 hot dogs to retain his title in nathan's annual fourth of july hot dog eating contest. here are the sights and sounds of the past seven days. >> breaking news, a fresh act of madness. >>

accuweather says hot and humid conditions will return by the end of the week. we'll be back in the soup. meteorologist cecily tynan is live outside with the details. what if we don't like soup, cecily. >> no choice. get outside and enjoy the weather now then if you don't like that soupy weather because that is heading our way but today very comfortable. 85 degrees in philadelphia right now. 86 in washington, d.c. new york city only 79 degrees and part of the reason why it feels so good is that dewpoints are generally in the 50's. that's a dry air mass. satellite6 along with action radar showing loads of sunshine. we are seeing some fair weather cumulus clouds popping up but once the sun sets, they'll be clearing out and tonight will be a very comfortable night. showing the next 12 hours, temperatures will be dropping down into the 60's overnight. dewpoints will be rising about 60 degrees so it will get a little bit more humid in the overnight hours but generally it's going to be feeling pretty nice. it's not going to last. humidity will be creeping up as we look

be the story of the week, the volatility index. see this hugeu move down this past week. 40%ive move down, more than decline in the volatility index, following a huge jump going into brexit. is the realization maybe brexit is not going to be as bad for stocks as people thought. of it is people were using this to hedge, and you had to get out of that. had this big move down. very interesting to see how that volatility perspective is playing out in markets. was a crazy week. but there you have it. >> oliver, great stuff. it.eciate all right. aantime, employees are in for big change. we learned that shares will be stock.d with new >> hey. i haven't done t.v. with you before. >> what's the deal here? >> so, there's all these new companies called other bets within alphabet, the former google. driverless car and all this stuff? >> the contact lenses. glucose. that. like they want these new businesses a lot like startups. but there's been something equity, which is the incentive portion. they need to get people's stock in those businesses

it should cool down over the weekend. -- the end of the week. it should cool down over the weekend. >>> voters in san diego will decide to raise taxes are not, and supporters secured enough valid signatures on the november ballot, and the two thirds majority will raise the hotel tax from 12.5% to 16.5%, and that could keep the chargers from moving to los angeles. if that ballot measure does not pass, the team could join the rams and the stadium being built in inglewood. if they stay in san diego, the oakland raiders will be given the option to move to la. >>> the giants had the best record in baseball heading into the all-star break, and when he 4-0, and brandon crawford drove in three of the four runs, madison bumgarner took a no- hitter into the eighth inning, and then jake lamb broke in with a single to the right. matching the career-high with 14 strikeouts, and the giants opening the second half of the season on friday in san diego. >>> the a's going to a break following a 2-1 walk-up loss. and ended up teaching seven scoreless innings, and d

in philadelphia, the democratic convention. margaret: that's next week? l: what are you looking forward to? togaret: i think it is going be very different from the republican convention. that was a lot of -- everything obama has done wrong. this is going to be may be a bar a hope and change tactic as much a she can pull that off, optimistic, unity, we will see all of the democratic all-stars in a way that we really did not see in the republican convention. the obamas will be there, biden, the risingon and stars that represent the democratic slices of the base. what's bernie sanders going to do? how are the professors going to react vis-À-vis the running mate? those are the questions. but i think in terms of, like, is the floor going to be full every night? it will have a different flavor than the republican convention. michael: you just are also back from a week in cleveland. is that the contrast you will be looking for next week, or what's at the top of your list for anticipation in philadelphia? phil: i am looking for a change in tone. throughout the wee

you look at the vicks, we are closing lower on the week once again. there is still a lot more downside. the lows in 2007 were below 10. lowsix is not making new as of yet. julie: that is a positive sign in your view? allen: i look at that as a positive. that gives the market room to go higher. and 2200 is the first technical target. .hen we looking at a 2400 julie: that would be quite a recovery indeed. i want to return to your pick for this week and you're looking at alibaba. first of all, walk me through how that works. alan: heuer using in the money option, something that has that delta but gives you a solid payoff. what you want to do is buy enough time so that you can have enough time to be right and let the markets move up and down, but you have less risk because your maximum exposure is whatever you pay for that option. julie: in the case of alibaba, you are looking at an october 72-50 called. alan: alibaba has been trading between 72 and 82. .t has been as high as 120 it fell all the way to 60. this sideway ranged target nine d, as does the hal

humt humidity will be buildingl through the week, okay. ct that by the by latter part of this week it isst going to get hot. h. another little heat waveeat wave coming our way. today we're 90 -- i'm sorry. s tomorrow we're 90. then you get wednesday, thursday, friday, seeou thesehe temperatures again jumping up into the mid 90's or so and ofod course we add four, five treese with the headegrees with the hei maybe into saturday theseday the temperatures will be feelingat like upper 90's tour around a 100 degrees if not lower oneow hundreds and i'm not settled s on these temperatures yet. they may be just a little bitt t hotter before it's all said alld and done. we're going to watch and see and how much cloud cover we have,e, how much in the way of thunderstorm activity we can have in the afternoon so all all that will dictate highdictate well, we droppe d off with theh d.c. temperature but it was was 73 degrees last time it wase it coming in. as i mentioned before, befor temperatures could still drop cp off a little bit.a lile b frederick h

driving over to the tum. >> and well, it looks like a cool week, in fact maybe by the end of the weeki might have some rain in the forecast, up north. more on that coming up. i just picked us up 2 breakfast croissants for $4, when this bear attacked. with one swipe, it devoured one of the croissants. then jack showed up, and took care of the beast, so i could escape. and that's what happened to your breakfast croissant. and yours? it survived. enjoy freshly cracked egg with ham and bacon. or sausage. two tasty croissants at an even tastier $4 price. it's a deal you'll devour. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. president obama hitting the campaign trail today, for hillary clinton. both she and donald trump have their sites set on north carolina. which could prove to be a pivotal state this fall. doug luzader has the story from washington. doug? >> reporter: pam, good morning. before we get to that, we have what may be an interesting development here. happening. the director of the fbi, james comby will address reporters in less than two hours. we don't know specifically what this is ab

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that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. re we leave you tonight we note with sadness the death of pat summitt. she was 64. over the course of her 38-year career, coach summitt built the tennessee lady volunteers into a collegiate powerhouse. her teams won eight national titles and 1,098 games. she res mains the winningest coach, male or female, in the history of n.c.a.a. division one basketball. here is pat summitt at the table. >> it's a challenge, but what great reward when you see little girls become young women, when you see them go from being shy, nonaggressive, to being really strong and aggressive and just really they gain a lot of self-respect themselves. >> rose: welcome to the program. one of the revolutions in this country right now moving at break neck speed is the genetic revolution. we talked this evening with siddartha mukherjee. he's written a new book the gene, an intimate history. >> the book begins with my own history, my own family's history of mental illness. schizophrenia and bipolar disorder affects mo

it looks like high pressure the better part of this week. temperatures into the hundreds in central valley and even locally we will feel that heat outside. around the bay area, comfortable temperatures into san francisco, 53 tomorrow. 59 daily city. you feel the relief and the series, temperatures in the 60s all week. inside the bay area it will heat up. anyone in sunnyvale. in the south bay, mid-80s expected. lb -- see temperatures soar tomorrow. slightly cooler but still in the 90s. women will -- livermore and 97. 96 and walnut creek. as you head to north bay, cool on the coastline for the inland, the numbers soar. it will only go up from there. it's time we chat next weekend, pleasantly cool. >>> >> thanks for joining us. >>> when consultant josh atkins books at laquinta.com. he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can settle in and think big. and when josh thinks big you know what he gives? i'll give you everything i've got and then some... he gives a hundred and ten percent! i'm confident t

the score. tonight we ride, with bravecto!! ask your vet about 12-week protection with bravecto. >>> i look at his record, his civil rights record, his education record, his taking on tough issues like gun safety, climate change, the whole picture is one that i find, you know, very appealing. and then finally, i want somebody who will be candid and will tell me, hey, i don't agree with this. or, could you think about it somewhat differently? i don't think i have all the answers. i think that we'll be a good team. >> i'm ready, first, to be a supportive vice president so that the presidency of hillary clinton is a fantastic one. >> first interview of hillary clinton and tim kaine together. they'll accept the nomination on the stage behind us. we're back with the panel. your thoughts on how he helps her? >> i think he helps her because you can just tell that she really trusts him and natural and calm and confident in a way she isn't around a lot of people. and i think he brings out the best in her. again, i don't think that he's the top of the ticket. i do

the rnc convention a week from today. led it the trumpiest show on earth. >> at no, sir much focus as we feared a month ago. >> looks like trump has it locked up. >> let's move to sports in the final of the euro championships last night pitting portugal against host france. portugal played most of the game without cristianory nald owe who left with a knee injuriment on to extra time. in the 108th minute, he broke through with this strike. portugal won 1-0 pulling off the stunner over france. it's the country's first ever major international title and throws cristiano rinaldo with all the greats. >> that was a surprise, right? >> big time. >>> to another tournament on the grass this weekend. the wimbledon men's final at the all england club on sunday with andy murray facing milos roo nick. >> the second ranked player winning in straight sets to capture a third grand slam title. the second british man to win multiple tight ms prince william and his wife were there. david cameron, i think, was also there with murray. >> gave