roqui theus >>> we're going to get started with the forecast. ahead and lots of changes for bart riders. rocky is joining us this morning to help give us a look at the weekend roadways and the closures >> yes, i will do that for you guys. thank you for joining us we're going to do a quick check of your morning forecast. here's what to expect as we make our way throughout the day starting out with fog and low clouds we will see a more significant spread later on this afternoon. high temperatures for your saturday topping out in the low to mid-90s in the east bay. low 90s for the south bay. 70s around the bay proper and low to mid-80s for some of the warmer spots in the north bay we'll talk more about the full forecast coming up in a bit including some air quality issues first here's traffic. >> looking at traffic. there's an accident outside on your saturday morning. northbound 101, there's debris on the roads that's backing track up toward the airport. cars are moving about 35 miles per hour. bart closures, heavier traffic, expect that for about

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. >> karen theus as is will ramp up their engines in south philadelphia this morning, cherri gregg live at the 11th annual east passyunk car show and festivalment finds out how many antique and muscle cars will be rolling through. hi, justin. >> good morning, everyone, still dodging some scattered showers around in part of the area this morning, but it is still stays unsettled as we head into the work week, we'll let you know when things dry out coming up in a few minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> hot, humid, out to justin three on the skydeck, unfortunately, that humidity sticking around, but it is a little cooler. that's nice. >> it is cooler, yes, temperatures in the 70s, but it feels tropical out here. pretty nasty, in fact, if you have to spend several hours outside, swweating out today. so far, we are here in center city, no rain, the roads actually dry, but the north ends every town got hit harder the past couple of hours with slow moving shower. and really depend where you are, still seeing some heavy rain acr

his recovery, he went in for checkup, when the crew at extreme terrain found out he was off roden theuss, they modified his jeep. the renovated jeep present today him at an event yesterday. of course good luck to officer dorman, in his recovery. >>> and speaking every vehicles, happening today, car owners and karen theus as is will rev it up in south philadelphia. the 11th annual east passyunk car show and street festival kicks off at 11:00 a.m. more than 140 antique, muscle and custom cars will line the street of east passyunk avenue from broad to dickinson streets, the festival runs until 4:00 p.m. >>> pope francis is wrapping up his five day visit to poland with a major event this morning, celebrating world youth day with more than million young pilgrims who have filled a meadow outside of the polish city. set don't reports, many traveled from all over the world to see the pontiff. >> where are you coming from? >> germany. >> where are you from? >> united states. >> malaysia. >> where are you from? >> poland. >> they came from 187 countries, united by fate, and their de sir to see th

. >> and, local car owners and karen theus as is get ready to rev it up. live to tell you where big street festival is happening today. >>> and, wet weather, not over yet. justin is tracking more storms on the way today. what you need to know if you have outdoor plans. >> today is sunday, july 31st, where does the month every july go? good morning, i am a rahel solomon. thanks for being with us, we send it over to justin drabick. so if you do have outdoor plans, what's the deal? >> i wouldn't cancel any just yet. scattered here, casino of just like yesterday. i think less coverage in the rain compared to yesterday. that is good news, already looking better outside right now. >> compared to yesterday? >> sunshine. >> oh, that's nice. >> check out this shot center city. we're going to be seeing those clouds break up little bit. basically from the city on westward, that's going to be the trend as we head into new jersey, through the morning, but, again, in the afternoon, we could see couple of scattered showers, pop up, but again hit and miss stuff. so just k

. >> diana's cousin told her, duke was stolen a while back and theú didn't have the heart to tell thend has a house and duke is back home where he belongs. reporting live i&m pleasanton. >> duke, obviously, happy, we're also happy because we've got cooling comingç in, finally. >>> it will be more question. it will last in a few days. last six or seven in the try valley. you've been 100÷ú degrees. the temperatures right now still pretty warm, look at that 76 degrees in livermore. the high was 102 degrees today. let's lookxa< the last few day leading up untoday. 102, wednesday, thursday, friday, three of a kind. average high should be 88 n more you've been above average that's about the change by the time we get to saturday and sunday. by sunday we'll see the temperatures drop. san jose right now 65 degrees, 84 was tfç high right now and look at the low clouds sweeping into chilly tmp which you ares. look at the wind speeds on shore winds throughout the day p tomorrow, we'll see some cooling and also push some of the air pollution east of the bay area so we don't have a spirit of the

very steamy, now expecting strictly just dry weather, we will once more have some air quality i shall theus come along with that is correct so we start things off, live neighborhood network, visibility pretty good. you can see some of the skyscrapers here, pretty clear outside. but there is going to be that haze, that sort of settles over the delaware valley today just because it is still soupy. we do still have high dew points humidity still palpable. live neighborhood network, palmyra cove nature park. storm scan3 pretty quiet overall, see speckles of green showing up here, more than anything just moisture in the atmosphere, that's beginning to pop up out there, and generally again, we do stay dry, across the board. so expect mostly sunny skies to continue to go a theme for us here today. it will be a hot day, air call it will alert are, specific to the garden state, so this is where specially if you fall into the sensitive category, children, the elderly and if you have any respiratory problems, asthma sufferers, that kind of thing, careful in this kind of heat today with high quantities

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theu will see them use markets which have already tapped and go to the capital markets for bond issuanceto go ass aggressive as the governments have? >> i can still -- >> probably cannot get lower -- >> absolutely. so lowt of borrowing is and that will remain a. it absolutely -- >> here is the other side of the story. and what at the cds makes sense for governments to diversify funding, it seems to be adding pressure to the risk perception. that?o you make of is a the short-term, that valid development because there is uncertainty over the ability of government to convert loans into beneficial investments. i think they will be able to do that. i am fairly positive on their borrowing strategy. >> if you have to choose one country that is going to outperform in the next three years, what would it be a >> i think the uae economy will do best and outperform. it can absorb shocks. i think the uae economy -- -- you are going to have to tell me who is going to underperform. >> i'm concerned about kuwait. may haveti economy issues on a relative basis because they have not undertaken structural r

beyond theuing, move oil player. national transformation plan is a tries to move away from this dependency on oil, how would you approach that strategy? you need to look at what the ntp says. center would be fast privatization in several sectors. a lot of regulatory changes, as well. that is how you can look for potential winners from the plan and stay away from businesses who are traditionally relying have the on all of the subsidies because these are going away for a long time. >> the on saudi arabia, what are you looking at? interestingmains because it is an economy that has diversified quite well, specifically to buy. dubai is up 11% since the beginning of the year. i would keep watching egypt for an imf program. coming up, what are finance chased doing to get things going yet we will dive into the g-20 meeting life chengdu 30 minutes before afternoon trading kicks off in hong kong. ♪ top stories, turkish prime minister binali yildirim has ruled out early election saying the government is planning and infrastruct

[applause] hear theu want to corporate spin, crafted lies and media myths, the democrats are holdingheir convention next week. go there. [booing] ,ut here at our convention there will be no lies. we will honor the american people with the truth and nothing else. [applause] [chanting usa] these are the facts. decades of progress bringing down crime are now being reversed by this administration blowback of criminal enforcement. 17% ines increased by america's largest cities. but of the largest increase in 25 years. increases the largest in 25 years older killings have increased in baltimore. in the president's hometown of chicago, more than 2000 people have been the victim of shootings this year alone. almost 4000 have been killed in chicago since he took office. the number of police officers killed in the line of duty has risen 50% compared to this time last year. nearly 180,000 illegal immigrants with criminal records ordered deported from the country are tonight roaming free to threaten peaceful citizens. [booing] the number of new illegal immigrant families who have crossed the bor

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theus deal with some of stock stories. caroline has all of the details. caroline: i do indeed.ere in germany. fretting over the brexit. the germans were busy purchasing all of their clothing online. the numbers smashing expectations. raising their margin goal. second quarter, very strong. 24%-20 6% second-quarter growth. novartis. the pacemaker. second-quarter revenue missing an assessment. a slump of 6%. uncertainty and challenges remain. -- second-quarter earnings rise. earnings beat an that people are devouring today. some of the three key movers today. guy: let us talk about the u.k. in more detail. since been nearly a month the brexit vote and there are many unanswered questions. as christine lagarde noted in an interview yesterday. understandinguire on both sides in order to eliminate the trade uncertainty, the regulatory uncertainty, the passport uncertainty. there is a whole range of issues that need to be addressed. guy: uncertainty. that will be the word we are hearing a lot more about. what is the outlook for the country's economy and sterling? sam houston is the hea

stockpiles. .he dollar index under pressure -- theus, 180,000 out japanese trading higher, dolly door. -- dollar lower. let's get caught up with haidi lun. >> thank you, caroline. the dallas police department says two snipers shot 11 officers during a protest, killing four of them. the gunfire broke out at 8:45 p.m. local time as demonstrators gathered to protest the fatal shooting of black men in louisiana and minnesota. president obama says those shootings should trouble americans. >> we have seen tragedies like this too many times. they are symptomatic of a broader set of racial disparities that exist in our criminal justice system. itshe u.k. is set to have second woman prime minister with the race down to two runners. ministeray or energy and you let some -- minister andrea led some -- it was eliminated from the race. china has reported a big jump in car sales in june. deliveries rose 19% to 1.7 million units. a faster than expected growth was driven by electric cars. british decisions -- britain's decision to leave the eu had an immediate effect. global news, 24 hours a day, pow

theu court of appeals.ppea >> yet another pokemon gookemon story you will never believe.woman is forced to call 911 c after her pokemon go playingola turns into a scene out of a horror movie.ov >> yikes. we're ling to break. taking a live look across d.c..c region.gion 5:11 is your time and it is still 74 degrees.still 74 we're back after this. >> ♪ >> this morning donald trump preparing for his big moment later tonight. he's going to take centere ce stage as the official gop nominee.noe. trump will make his case to cas the country.ntry. ted cruz is one of the critics.ics. he spoke at the rnc yesterdayesd but was booed when he wrappedpe up his speech without endorsing the donald. don >> ♪ >> all right. 5:14 is our time right now.ig n live look outside, 74 degrees. it's not so hot and humid and clearly not anything like what we're going to experience thisec weekend. >> no, no, no.o, no, enjoy it while it lasts.sts. that's kind of the key forfey today as you head on the this morning. melanie alnwick needed a light t jacket yesterday and some ofe of our neighborhoods maybe n

m let's do the weather.athe what do you think of theu k of weather?g the heat.joyi >> yes. >> you love it? been swimming a lot.a. >> uh-huh. >> all right let's do theight forecast and we're l looking att current numbers in the 70's.um 77 in washington. leonardtown good morningow 73 degrees. 72 out at dulles.utt everybody's off to anothernoth warm and rather muggy start. sta hot today but at least not heat advisories criteria withh daytime highs low to mid 90'so 9 at a.. we'll have a little bit more b in theit way of cloudiness thann yesterday. 94 your friday high.r fry high. there could be a thunderstorm at for a few.fo yesterday we had one or twoadr kick off.ki we're expecting a few more a few today but they'll be isolated today. let's get to that weekends get forecast. i want to mention saturday and sunday. weak cold front coming throughnn tonight will give us someive use clouds and a chance for a f shower or a thunderstorm.nder both saturday and sunday sda afternoon with highs in there low 90's.low 90's. so, not extreme heat but stillui on the warm

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trump questions the validity of the very things that have kept russia, theu ssr at bay for over half a century, nato. , among them. >> rose: but we think the chinese have been engaged in hacking. >> sure. >> rose: the president said north korea was engaged, sony. >> when i was attorney general we invited five chinese nationals for hacking for cyberattacks against american companies. >> rose: i assume we hack as well? >> we do not do anything in the commercial sphere. >> rose: everybody knows that. that is what involved the president in fact, that the government was doing it on behalf of commercial companies, correct? that was the charge with the chinese. >> yes. >> rose: and the chinese agreed to stop. >> right. >> rose: we don't do that. >> we don't do it. >> rose: but we do it for national security reasons, don't we. >> we have capacities we make full use of. i will leff it at that. i'm not going to get in trouble with the justice department, not me. >> rose: you know what the line is. >> i do. i do. what is the next question, charlie? >> rose: i just want to say with this for a se

we're back with our team at theu table. i think we're hearing amy walter from, you know, we're hearingri from some delegates who's beenwh with donald trump for a longg time, like the gentleman from new hampshire, but others who are newcomers to supportingp donald trump. this is still -- even though. this is donald trump's big night there's still some delegates taking his measure. >> right, it's his convention. it's not yet his party. i thought it was interesting that the campaign is handing out stickers that don't say trump/pence but they say defeate hillary, support trump. so still the message to this crowd, you may not be completele on board with donald trump, but you can't let hillary clinton win. that's not exactly the kind of message you would think you bring on the final day when you put your candidate out there. i was walking through the hall h and was -- you know, sort of - struck by the fact this is the last night. this is the last night thatni donald trump speaks. there aren't a lot of people walking around with d

-- asking america to trust you with the future, let read theu have to even united states constitutioners] you -- gladly lend you my copy. [cheers] look for the word liberty and equal protection of law. [cheers] have you ever been to arlington cemetery? to look at the graves of brave theiots who died defending united states of america. you will see all faiths, genders, and ethnicities [cheers] . [cheers] nothing.sacrificed [cheers] , we cannot fault our problems -- solve our problems but building walls. division, we are starting together. -- stronger together. [cheers] and we will keep getting stronger when hillary clinton becomes our president. [cheers] in conclusion, i ask every american, all muslim ,mmigrants and all immigrants do not take this election lately. -- lightly. [cheers] election instoric the request to honor the sacrifice of my son and on election day, take the time to get out and vote and vote for the healer, vote for the strongest, most qualified candidate, hillary clinton. not the divider. god bless you and thank you. [cheers] >> please welcome representative ted lieu

in theu involved investigation trying to get records from the governor for sandy, the contracts? didn't "the record" try and get this? could you go over the last thing you said about the suing? thatan actually foia agency doing the suit. is that what you said? a "new york times" employee? tom: there are three stages on a foia request. the first is your file and we to see what happens. the second is when you have decided you have waited long enough. you appeal. the constructive denial. did anybody use that phrase? if you don't hear back, you file a constructive denial. he did not answer, i am appealing. that is the second stage. you might not get what you want. the third stage is having gone through all the steps, if you go through all the steps and still don't have satisfaction, you can go and get an article 78 which is an appeal of a failure of an agency to be able to fulfill what you believe is proper mission is. an file in new york supreme court and say i want my day in court. i want this. always get to the top of the docket because they have urgency. the presumption is this h

it is just an unusual time to rally in theu price of bonds and stocks. is -- how long can it last? mattet: thank you so much, . let's check in on first word news this afternoon. mark crumpton has more from our newsroom. cameron will offer his resignation to the queen. the next prime minister will be the home secretary, theresa may. the way was clear for her today when her rival drew from the conservative already's leadership. >> the interests of our country are best served by the immediate appointment of a strong and well supported prime minister. i am therefore withdrawing from the leadership election. i wish to reiterate the very greatest success and i'm sure her of my full support. the family of one of five dallas police officers killed during an ambush last week is thanking the public for support. the relatives are asking people to keep all police officers in their prayers. thompson was an officer with the dallas area rapid transit authority. president obama is headed to dallas tomorrow to speak at an interfaith memorial service. the president is als

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theu overly influenced not only the laws that come out for congress and out of our state legislatures, but also the edict and administrative orders that have come out of executive offices. in washington and across the country. that, ladies and gentlemen, is a real problem. it is a problem because the powerful and influential have either built or inherited a position of privilege in our society. a position that leaves them to oppose change. try to limit the right to vote. limit access to wealth, limit access to power, close doors to millions of hard-working sawicans, the ones that i getting up at 4:00 in the morning. 14today, many, myself and hard-working members of the platform drafting committee and it was an all-star group. i got to tell you. give them another hand, please. [applause] we have not only stood up, we have stood tall. we do not merely strive for common ground, we reach high ground. i beg you as you go through this process, reach for higher ground. that is what the market people want. we offered a party platform unlike any other. a platform which you and the members of t

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and theus something that we enjoin the support to the rapes. although our agenda are constitutional agenda. so we talked about lots of issues. and so we clearly have a presumptive nominee who wants to work with us on moving this agenda forward. thank you very much, everybody. >> community organizer in black mckeson ters deray will discuss the latest shootings in minnesota and louisiana. join the discussion. our "road to the white house" coverage continues live with the democratic party's platform committee in orlando. friday july 8th, continuing saturday july 9th at 10:00 a.m. eastern. members will debate and vote for this year's elections. live coverage on c-span, the c-span radio app and c-span.org. >> health an human services secretary sylvia burrwell will answer questions on the cost sharing reduction program. we'll take you to the house, live. 19:15 a.m. eastern eastern -- on c-span2. f.b.i. director james comey testified before the house oversight committee on hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail network when she was secretary of sta

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. >> if you're local you have theu benefit of being here year rounr and plan out your visit ahead odn and not have to worry about w coming down early in the morni morning. >> mike, share with us what memory of you up here? do yhaoo have memory? have you ever been up here when the monument was hit by lightening.htin >> fortunately i have not beenne up for the earthquake orquak lightning for anything like th that. my first summer with the parkwir service was in 1983. long before 9/11 and people used -- we circle up at the basb of the washington monument andun stand in line for couple ofpl hours and it is striking to megt the change that is have takeneak place in the city over the years. my first trip up here was inn 1970. i was four years old. >> hey, 1966, baby.6, bab >> about sick months i found myy father's slides from trip, and putting them side by side,yid looking to arlington, there isri no skyline in arlington and a seeing all the memorials thatlsa have popped up over the years.ea watching the city evolution from 500 feet is just amazing. azing >> so great. g. what great perspec

go to theu have to immediacy of turkey and what institutions can do to assist mr.an. 6000 were detained it may be another 3000. the scope and scale of this is the equivalent to 25,000 people being detained in the military. then you have to go to the challenges of europe which has been an institutional focus from the imf. year,an: this time last bright red was a message from the federal reserve. what is the message from the imf today? tom: the message for the central banks is that you cannot it alone. christine lagarde was way out front a good two years ago to say to the united states that you cannot solve this through hi and the others. there has to be a national response to growth. she looks pretty smart about weaker economic growth in the future if not out out right global recession. jonathan: later today, tom will sit down with christine lagardere. alix: to the politics of the u.s., it is a big night i had an ohio as the republican national convention opens in cleveland and we will preview that next on "bloomberg ." ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg ." coming u

president obama's refugee plan under fire, 6700 syrian migrants have settled in theus this year.nly 23 of them were christians. democrats asking illegal immigrants to speak at the dnc. a police officer killed by an illegal immigrant, going to be on the show to give her thoughts about the democrats and her performance. a mexican newspaper calling for trump style border wall, they want to keep the rest of central america out of mexico. we will be back. stuart: there is an upbeat forecast, a top performer of all the 500 stocks, it is up 6.7%. one of mexico's border wall, to keep central america -- ashley: the newspaper say of all donald trump describes should be in the southeast border, that is the entry point of thousands upon thousands, guatemalan, hondurans, trying to get into the united states. the reason they want the wall as many don't make it into the us. they are often deported and trapped at the mexican border. the crime rate in northern mexican communities, they have no means of survival so they turn to crime. they are trapped at the northern mexico border. stuart: that ec

[applause] hear theu want to corporate spin, crafted lies and media myths, the democrats are holding their convention next week. go there. [booing]