tenga contacto con los agentes estÉn encargados y reconocer a clientes a cargo de patrullar las calles tla y negocios que compren cÁmaras de vigilancia para grabar. >>> escuchemos. >>> los negocios en esta zona son de mi jurisdicciÓn y estÁn bajo mi responsabilidad. la campaÑa se llama patrullaje a pie para conocer y saludar. con la cual los comerciantes y residentes tienen la oporto thid de cuestionar y entender los recursos. y algunos representantes polÍticos caminaron junto a los anltss del orden esta maÑana. en reporte en vivo en san francisco flabio lacayo noticiero telemundo 48. >>> hoy un equipo de bomberos realizÓ labores para evitar se repita la tragedia del aÑo pasado, durante los incendios, le decimos si usted estÁ preparado con los consejos al volver. >>> y estamos tratando este sol radiante de la ciudad de san josÉ, 64 grados para este momento. algunas ciudades van a recibir lluvia veremos esto mÁs adelante. >>> el superintendente del departamento de california. para encontrar una rÁpida soluciÓn a sus diferencias. el funcionario dice que los estudiantes son los mÁs perjudicad

tla are taking donations to complete the work. >> clean up under way at twoften for elevated levels of lead. both targeters masters were closed friday night. when people may have been exposed to potentially hazardous levels of led contamination. we are told by health officials there's no risk to the general public. they're trying to contact all customers and employees. who may have been exposed. >> a lot of sites and sounds. it's not just about the landscape. how about the red legged frogs. take a look. they're making a come book. they haven't seen them in the decades. bull frogs and raccoons and a fungus killed them off. the park decided to do something about it and moved the bull frogs out. the san francisco zoo helped the reds to thrive. the zoo bred thousands of tadpoles and hundreds of adult frogs and set them loose. >> that is cool. speaking of, it looks like some parts will be opening later than usual. thanks to the snow this year. take a look at this video. of the national park. i just want to go skiing right now. crews are hard at work trying to clear eight feet of snow. they

two sets of tla's this afternoon. isn and pmi's. worse than the estimates.ng through some sludge. notd: the pmi two days ago too good. you had this normalization. yvonne: you have japan and china closed, so there is not a lot of direction today. the fed should be a bigger story. we are dealing with liquidity and volume pretty low herein the aussie. pretty mixed picture with equities. , you cannot really tell a full story when it comes to equities, given the

tla have nice temperatures down there. 80 degrees. for the first pitch at 6:30 in the upper 70s. that game is right here at 6:30. okay. let's bring you into the bay area. we have been talking about this weekend rain chance. i haven't seen any big changes on the timing or intensity of the storm. let's get to it. 6:00 in the morning. tomorrow. storm system is just offshore. slow to move in. 9:30 a.m. best chance here akrsz the north bay. dry for the south bay. 11:30 a.m. it starts to move to the east bay and peninsula. trying to get sot south bay. by the afternoon, we think at this point we'll be in widespread coverage of rainfall to the south bay. and keep the rain chances into 8:00 p.m. sunday we'll see a break around 4:00 in the morning. and here comes the last leg of the storm system. from 7:00 in the morning. right down to about 11:00. and eventually by sunday afternoon, we'll start to clear it out. rainfall totals still look healthy with this. quarter to half inch for the south bay on saturday and sunday. peninsula, east bay. three quarters to one inch. north bay you're at on

. >> after we were tla few minutes we realized we had a victim and the type of injuries the victim had sustained i think at that point we realized we had some sort of bombing. >> there is no information that we have right now to believe this is anything other than an isolated incident. >> reporter: a most unusual method of murder, one that brought in teams from the fbi and atf to analyze the scene. but all seem to agree that this was a one-off. >> everyone thought that this was one fatal bombing. >> reporter: for the austin police and bomb squad in particular it was already a busy time of year. in a week the south by southwest festival would begin. as seen in these promotional videos, over largest city. then on march 12th -- >> my grandson is hurt. my daughter is hurt. please hurry. >> they're on their way. >> they opened a package from outside and it exploded in the house. >> reporter: another package bomb had exploded killing 17-year-old draylen mason and injuring his mom. >> as we're getting ready to go in and start processing this scene, that's when the third device functioned. >>

two sets of tla's this afternoon. isn and pmi's. worse than the estimates. we are trudging through some sludge. notd: the pmi two days ago too good. you had this normalization. yvonne: you have japan and china closed, so there is not a lot of direction today. the fed should be a bigger story. we are dealing with liquidity and volume pretty low herein the aussie. pretty mixed picture with equities. , you cannot really tell a full story when it comes thequities, given the fact u.s. slumped the most in six months. i asked after the press conference, and asia fx, the dollar taking a back foot after we saw that whipsaw in the greenback which did go stronger during the press conference. the kiwi catching a bit here today. take a look at what we are seeing when it comes to commodities, a mixed chair. we are not seeing a lot of conviction in these markets. the treasury market has seen a market reversal. what we saw after this segment came out, unchanged what the market wanted. it was more as a dovish reaction. about thealo talked transitory factors on why inflation

nas very much tlaings to the very good performance of our nutrition business, but also actually the resilience of our materials business that was able to retain stable earnings despite the current climate environment. now, looking back to these numbers, that puts us in a confident position to be able to raise our outlook for 2019 to a high single digit ebida growth for 2019 >> that was one chemicals company, dsm, posting good numbers. however, belgian chemicals company sulva has a decline in demand in several markets for a decision to lower its full year outlook. >>> if you want to get involved in the conversation, you can you can do that by tweeting us @street signs.cnbc or tweet us directly that is with a w not a v. >> indeed. well, coming up on the show, the u.s. warns of a credible threat by iran as it deploys a carrier to the middle east - i love my grandma. - anncr: as you grow older, your brain naturally begins to change which may cause trouble with recall. - learning from him is great... when i can keep up! - anncr: thankfully, prevagen helps your brain and improves memory. - dad's got

individuals feel like the white race is in danger and tla need to act. >> the evidence of the growingt is plain to see. synagogues with bullet holes. >> i was centimeters away from death. i feel the power of the bullet flying. >> rabbi goldstein came to california in the 1980s with a dream to build a safe oasis for the jewish community. his sense of security was shattered in seconds. >> at what point did you see a gunman walk into the synagogue? >> it's hard to go back to the moment. it's like unimaginable. feet away from me. standing there. his feet spread apart. in the aiming position. right at me. >> the first glass marking the door in wall hit and killed lori kay. there to pray for her recently deceased mother. and the rabbi was hit. >> my granddaughter looks up and says grandfather you're bleeding. >> you didn't everyone know you were hit. >> i didn't know i was hit. that look on her face. she was so traumatized. just four and a half years old. the pictures you see during the holocaust. that's where you see the images. not 2019. in the united states of america. >> 8 year-old and

. >> if it does seem to you this may be a historic territory, tlas case f there is a case for that. president richard nixon called to discuss a documentation. we know that because we have the audio tape of nixon hurdling with the aide before the cia director got there. >> i was kind of mysterious with him with him about why you were doing all this, i said to him, look, the president has got some very heavy negotiations coming up in the future. >> so they told the cia director that nixon needed these secret files so he can prepare for negotiations. listen to what they really wanted for. supposing we get all the diem stuff and supposing there is something that we can really hang teddy or kennedy clan with. you have to make a decision. so nixon was prepared to use the machinery of the government. you heard him say, i am the president, the cia is not. joining me now is michael beslov who pointed out this episode from history today. you always bring the funk as they say, that's amazing. >> nixon is sort of spotted in history as the president who most warped the notion of the presidency.

seen since december 1969 vince lombardi coach's last football game as the washington redskins had co- tla police chief announced warrants longest warrants for the manson cold war murder. wages going at three.2 percent over the last 12 months that is growth but low enough not to see inflation pressures. the fed will likely keep interest rates unchanged. larry kudlow is taking a victory lap. >> there is a great point with a blowout jobs number blowout productivity number. one of the key parts is strong growth in the when employment and low inflation. then. >> adding we need to do more to ensure the economy benefits every family in every community. vice president pence says the middle class are making more. >> if you cut taxes on individuals and rollback red tape and unleash energy, fight for the trade deals that put american workers first, the american economy would come roaring back and we are witnessing that. >> professional and business services adding 76000 jobs. but they added half a million jobs over the past 12 months architects, service worker workers, technical consulting and admin

it is day tla three of his four-day visit. mr.mp made history over the weekend to meet with japan's new emperor. the japanese rolled out the red carpet for the president and first lady during a welcome ceremony that included sumo wrestling. president trump fit in a round of golf with prime minister shinzo abe. the two wasted no time addressing important matters at the center of the state visit. >> we are going to discuss various challenges of the international community. of course we are going to cover bilateral issues between japan and the united states. trade tensions between the two countries escalated earlier this month to raise auto tariffs calling imported vics a threat to national security so we're watching our talks very closely this morning. i'll have an update when it comes in. >>> one of san francisco's most popular parks. one man was shot. he is expected to survive. abc 7 news was at the park while police searched for clues. people visiting the park told us the shooting happened around 5:00. >> i heard two gunshots go

we are back in plant city, tla. i got to tell you, this is a big day for terry campbell.over here. we did the surprise outside. we had the band and the kids, but we can't give you breakfast in bed, unless we give you a bed, so we had the good folks at hidd hilton give you a bed. >> i knew it. i knew it. >> they kept this from you. for weeks. can you -- and she means it. and she means they're her family so let's get you settled in bed here. sit down here. >> oh. [ chanting "terry, terry" ] >> are you good? are you comfortable? it's you, emeril, take it away. >> terry, are you ready? >> yes. >> breakfast is served. >> whoo! i got to tell you. i've been doorning america." >> oh, wow. >> it is a pleasure to cook for you. we have some beautiful strawberry and berry pancakes, maple syrup, there's bacon coming. you just dig in. have a good time. how are you feeling over there? >> i'm nervous about the coffee, emeril. is it okay there? is it all right? >> i'm just nervous about it. terry, and there's more too. i know -- >> oh! >> but there's some folks in new york and we'll try t

the market's favorite stock to look at >> let's talk about whether tesla could hit 10 bucks phil, is tlaa sen various analysts across the street are throwing in the towel on tesla now >> i don't know if they're throwing in the towel. i do think you're seeing -- just look at the estimates in terms of how much they now expect the company to lose this year. we ran down this yesterday on "fast money" at 5:00 i think like a month and a half ago people were expecting it to make $5.50, $6 a share this year now they're expecting hem to lose $1.16 a share that has just plunged within the last two quarters or last quarter i should say and a lot of that is because people are saying you have to take up more capital, you're going to lose money at least into the fourth quarter likely and then if you look into the fourth quarter are you confident the demand is there in order to turn a profit? >> so gabe, you've been on our show a lot you're very bearish on tesla i think you might be the one person who might agree with this call can it go to 10 bucks? >> i believe ultimately tesla will go to zero. any c