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tracie, what are the biggest challenges here for bringing these families back together? >> well, the biggest challenge is trying to figure out who is where? the children were taken in one the parents or the adults with them were taken to another direction. they are all over the country. in some cases records were not accurately kept. trying to figure out where these kids' parents are is the firsta nge to reuniting them. >> they suspend prosecutions of the adults coming in with children. what does that mean? >> what it doesn a mean is policy change. the trump administration has been backing off, but what they're saying is they're overloaded right now with cases, so adults that are coming in with children may edetained, but they may not quickly see a judge. they don't have enough. >>. >> thank you, tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. thanks, tracie. >>> well, t red hen restaurant in lexington, virginia, was thrust into the spotlight after

tracy: not anymore. hedge funds, you would be lucky if you found 20 convertible hedge funds standing after the crisis in 2008. most of the investor today are large institutional investors. you have large mutual fund complexes in us convertibles as well. it is institutional and private investors as opposed to hedge funds. julia: what if they never reach the convertible premium? why accept the lower coupon with the sweetener that it could convert to equity, but may never actually get there? tracy: terrific question. the convertibles maintain a yield advantage. the stock goes up and you still can sell that convertible because of the yield advantage. even though the stock went up, you don't have to convert it in order to make a profit. julia: it is an option -- tracy: 100% right. scarlet: when you talk about the size of the market, you also talk about the growth of the issuers and how they are not limited to publicly traded companies. there was a lot of small technology companies and even big technology comp

tracie: so far, the trade tariffs have been targeted towards china. although they have been brought in with friday's announcement that there could be an additional $200 billion in tariffs, they are still pretty narrow. they are not very deep. in terms of the amounts of tariffs that could be proposed if that were to go through, it would be about 10%. trade. not going to stop it will increase prices, and higher prices are a negative for consumers. disarray willch this through companies into? i was reading that 40% of trade issues are in companitracie: sn another factor should this all go through. our expectation is that rhetoric will continue to increase and that the tariffs will actually be very targeted and that this is part of a negotiating strategy. vonnie: you mentioned the secondary effects like confidence. we got confidence data today. it just missed. .he present situation is 161.1 expectations are lower, 103.2. what does that say about what is the calm? tracie: consumer confidence remains high at this point. business confidence remains high. if

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it's not clear. >> tracie potts, thank you. >> thanks, tracie. >> yeah. >>. >>> i'm angie goff at the developing story out in california. firefighters continue out west to take control of the destructive blaze in lake county. this fire has wiped out dozens of buildings and scorched 1400r of land. it's bee raging. we know this morning right now air lot of emergency responder also working hard to provide more shelter giving pple a place and their pets because they have no place to go at this point. we'll bring you more today. eun? >> angie goff. thank you. >>> bigews for the wizards you'll be hearingut abo today. martin is headeding to the lakers. we get austin rivers from l.a. austin's father, doc rivers, is the head coach of the l.a. clippers. >> wow. >> so we get austin. martin goes to l.a. clippers. who's t dad root r? >> the adult version of being grounded. you're being traded away. >> there you go. >> welcome to washington. >> depends which day you ask. >> never, never, never. >> well, it is going to be not the most pleasant day to be outside. cloudy skies have rolled back in and

tracy, come up. so, tracy, come up, please. so actually tracy has an interesting background. tracy yamaguchi, started her career in 1981. ure i'm correct. and you were working as a secretary for the controller i.s.d. which is now known as d.t.e., right? an84, yowere actually at the airport with the police commission -- airport police commission where you're actually responsible for getting tickets in front of the airport. now back then, they didn't have the security that they had right now, right? >> right. >> and they go and see her and take off. in fact, one took off and hit you, right? d since you decided this is not for me. so she was placed at the p.u.c. and you were working with the i.t. department and you were responsible for delivering and installing hummingbird, which is a product that i really didn't like. [laughter] but now i see your point. and you also did a lot of g.i.s. support with the gate and c.d.d. and that was something that they really valued. and then you eventually returned back to the help desk and where is you rey helped r cuomers on all their issues

tracie,hadoes congress want to know? >> reporter: well, a lot of the same questions they wanted to know before this deal, angie and ron. really, how many nukes does north korea have? how will they get rid of them? how long will it take? vwho willify that? can that be reversed? none of that was addressed in this very thin deal that said they will work towards complete denuclearization but didn'til really in the blanks of how that would happen. >> so, tracie, the president gets back. kim jong-un is back in his country. what are the next steps here? reporter: next step negotiations continue. looks like secretary of state mike pompeo will connue to play a key role there and also convincing not only congress but ourllies that this is going to work. other than the region, he's already been on the phone with his counterpar in japan and south korea. he's headed there to spend the next couple of days in south korea with leaders there and also the japanese to try to talk through how this deal might work. and china could be a wild

nbc's tracie potts brings us more. tracie, good morning. >> francis, phillip, good morning. congress may get a say. secretary of state mike pompeo telling washington whatever comes out of the summit they are going to run through congress, that lawmakers here will have a chance to approve that, that they have been preparing for that for months, and the idea here is to give north korea some confidence that whatever they come up with, the united states will honor. if it's a formal treaty, that takes a two-thirds vote from the senate which means they'll have to get some democrats on board. but we are months away from that. for now, lawmakers are wondering what will come out of this summit and what their role will be. >> there are three outcomes here. peace where we have a win/win solution. military force where we devastate the north korean regime and sp their program by force. or to capitulate like we've done in the past and donald trump is not going to capitulate, so there's really only two options. peace or war. >> reporter: but does the public have any faith in this summit? o

also over tracy. you can see traffic in vallejo looks pretty good. there have been no issues across the carquinez bridge. as we look as -- at interstate 80 we are getting a pretty good drive. eastbound near ashby they had road work that's not causing any delays. at the bay bridge toll plaza you can see traffic is moving along very well. the flags are gusting out there because of the gusty winds. be careful across the officers and a carload of teenagers in union city. henry lee spoke to witnesses who say they hurt as many -- hurt as many 30 gun shots. >> officers try to stop a stolen car in union city. inside the car were three teenage boys. >> the occupants got out and exchange gunfire with the police officers. >> neighbors took cover as the bullets flew. >> i thought it was fireworks. it seemed like it was over 30 shots. we all hit the driver of the car did not stick around. >> the driver of the car continue driving alongside the railroad tracks in the dirt and on the railroad tracks all the way to whipple road. he was stopped and arrested. >> you c

news 4's tracie potts joining us here no tracie, there's a lot of anger surroundingion these issues and policies. is there any chance there could be some resolution? >> reporter: it's possible. lawmakers are back on capit. hi they're headed back. there's a lot of talking going on. the issue is what is this going to be? i thiss something they say the president created with the zero tolerance. make a phone call, sign with a pen and that would revert, but the bigger issue of immigration surrounding all of this, that's what they're ting to deal with. >> what are some of the bills on the table that lawmake could consider in terms of immigration reform? >> reporter: there are two. the so-called compromise bill they're working on. it includes a lot of things. we're not just talking about family separation. it would provide a path to citizenship. that's very controversial. it has $25 billion for t president's border wall. so now you've got critics saying wait are you using these kids as a bartering chip for the wall. the administration says, no, but that is part of the bigger plan. >> tracie po

tracie, what is the president asking for here?an >> he more money for his wall, for border security. ofhat the focus of a meeting yesterday with puicans. this issue of ripping kids from their parents didn't even come up. it's likely to come up when he meets with a group on capitol hill todayre democrats anblicans alike, some of them are concerned about how this zero tolerance policy is playing out. there is a growing chorus of people, now former first ladyma michelle o worried about separating kids from their parents. what we can see is a discussion of howo dea with that situation. te cruise our texas, suggested congress throwing more money, more judges, more prosecutors, more people to deal with these cases faster, so that they can get through the system and not end up in two different places. parents and then in jail and then children complety separate. >> we learned about that. >> tracie, on another issue, lawmakers are going to hear from the justice department inspector general. thee doing that this week.at will he be talking

looking at about, 42 minutes tracy to dublin westbound. highway 4 moving nicely westbound into concord. across the golden gate bridge, we just saw less than 20 minutes. >>> breaking news from our live desk, cocoa the gorilla has died. we've just learned that she passed away tuesday morning in her sleep at the age of 46. coco was known for her extraordinary mastery of sign langua language. what you probably didn't know is coco was born at the san francisco zoo, moved to the santa cruz mountains eight years later along with the foundation. she touched the lives of millions as an ambassador for all gorillas, an icon for empathy. sad news this morning. >> it is. i remember coco as a kid, watching a video of her and being so amazed. >> her signing, her relationship with her pets and thinking of her handler this morning. must be so hard for her. >> i can only imagine. they have been together for decades now. >>> the house is going to vote on two separate bills today. both would prevent the separation of young children from parents. one crafted b

westbound 580 tracy to dublin very heavy. we have some lumber in lane three around north flynn road. one hour 14 minutes into dublin. one hour 14 minutes into dublin. no de rayos westbound 4 t . >>> facing a tremendous backlash over child separations from families at the border. >> stephanie ramos joins us live in washington with this. good morning, stephanie. >> hey, reggie and we've heard from first ladies, former first lady, current first lady all not on board with taking away children from those that cross the board illegally. president trump not budging on his zero tolerance policy. opposition to his zero tolerance policy is growing. republican senator john mccain is weighing in making it clear family separation is a trumpadm the way to go. in a tweet mccain says the administration has the power to rescind this policy. it should do so now. but in an interview on fox news overnight attorney general jeff sessions says the administration is doing the right sessions says the policy is being used as a deterrent. >> hopefully

ace may ask for your ticket at tracy. that's what they did yesterday so w w that. back to you guys. >> thanks very much,mike. 4:48, high school teacher in san jose accused of pulling out a noose to threaten a black student. it happened in april. santa teresa high school in san jose. during a weightlifting class, the teacher allegedly made a noose like structure and placed it around his neck. police say they were mware by the community not the school district. >> concerned we weren't contacted i'm going to tell you that right now. >> the teacher is on paid administrative leave. the district rnconsidinhether t criminal charges. >>> happening today house republicans will work on an immigration compromise. aat meeting comes last month. it's the third month in a row that arrests have tped 50,000. president trump not happy has criticized homeland security secretary. speaking of president trump, he is heading to the g7 summit in >> he'sortey not happy about it. tracie potts explains why from washington. >> canada and the europeans are furious they will be paying more to s

that's when it happened. >> tracy morgan stars in the popular show "the last o.g."dy jam, saturday night live and 30 rock. in note to self morgan reflebltrefleblth -- reflects on his childhood, serious injuries from a 2014 car accident. morgan shares those life lessons in a heart felt message to his 6 year old self. ♪ >> dear little tracy, i know you're scared right now and that's all right. your dad just left and he was your protector. you're going to be mad at him for a long time. try to remember that he was a good man. he went away for his country and came back hooked on heroin. your mom couldn't have him in the house. she had five kids to raise. she couldn't raise them around a drug addict. it's going to be hard, but you're going to make it. other people in your life are going to man up or kid up like your older brother, jimmy. i love you, jim. i know he is handicapped and he can't fight all the bullies in the neighborhood when they pick on you, but he will protect you in other ways. he's going to show you how to use your brain and not your fists or a gun. of co

a vote on family separation likely will. >> all right, tracie potts for us live on capitol hi tracie, thank you. >>> it's now 4:47. the president is also trading jabs with tonight show hostmm fallon on twitter. the president lashed out over comments fallobo made the infamous hair show during the 2016 campaign. fallon said he received a lot oa backsh for the move and regretted it. yesterday the presidt tweeted at fallon saying he seriously messed up his hair and told the late night host to be a man. fallon fired back saying in honor of the president's tweet, i'll be making a donation t races in his name. it'sle helping to providl services to immigrants. it's raised more than $20 million. c> today begins the final week for this suprert term, and we are still waiting on several beg decisions to comedo . including a ruling on president trump's travel ban. it restricts people entering the u.s. from seven countries right now. liey include iran, north korea, syria, bya, yemen, somalia, and venezuela wraa. th i, it was po effect pending appeal. we're going to send out an letter on the northbo

is gridlocked coming in from tracie through the dublin area. all lanes remain blocked. taking a look at the tri-valley drive times, we're starting to see some slowing but i can only imagine this is going to get extremely

in tracy, 59. 56 in walnut creek and richmond. 53 in american canyon. daly city 52 and petaluma 49 degrees. here is a look at our south beach camera. the western span of the bay bridge. it looks a little merckier than it did yesterday. the clouds are rolling in as we speak. breezy spots, es herbally our north-south driving bridges. aggressive. that's what the winds are going to be if you're on a ferry ride in the north bay. it looks like warm to cool or cool to warm temperatures today if you're on mass transit. south bay, clouds and 61 at 8:00, 75 by noon. upper 70s by 4:00. in the east bay valleys about the same, sunshine by noon and 73. upper 80s in the afternoon and 66 by 8:00. our last stop will be the peninsula where it's going to be a little cooler. 59 this morning. look at the clouds lingering through 10:00. finally break out in sunshine in the afternoon hours and hang out in the upper 60s. 61 by 8:00. start off pretty quiet this morning. >> pretty quiet this morning. we have almost a full moon out there. so a little brighter for drivers in the m

tracy to dublin, 33 minutes for you. westbound 4, antioch to concord, we had a crash nearly bailey that has cleared. that's wide open at 14 minutes. southbound 101, sfl to san francisco looking good at 15 minutes. >>> a san francisco police injury is recovering from serious injuries that happened in a motorcycle crash. it happened yesterday in the potrero hill neighborhood. the 1-year veteran collided with a passenger vehicle. the officer was rushed to zuckerberg general hospital and he's reported to be talking with families and colleagues. >>> this morning the hillsborough police department is warning residents after several mountain lion sightings. melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: the department says recent sightings have included the 900 ck of churublives. hesrd ahe the buck got startled aboutal:00. the cat came bounding through and went up after him. >> police say the mountain lions are generally voluntary and avoid human contact but warn people to keep their pets inside at dawn, dusk and night. >> we used

we really are not seeing that out of the tracy area.n collision westbound 580 just before grant line road. the fast lane, the far left lane is still blocked. they're working on getting a tow truck to the scene. that tow truck driver stuck in the backups, too. down to just 5 moyles iles on 2. that's a brutal backup, at least 30 to 45 minute delay. the bay bridge toll plaza looking typical. the metering lights were on about 5:28 this morning. yes, you are backed up into the maze, but it's not terrible today. better news with mass transit. capitol corridor, we had trouble with davis street station there earlier today. that was due to a freight train derailment. they got that all fixed. we still have 15 to 20-minute residual delays. that normal schedule is resuming. next traffic update in just a few minutes. >>> just into our live desk, president trump saying he may issue another pardon. this time to muhammad ali. the president saying the late boxing champion, quote, among thousands of names of people who could be granted clemency. he oppos

ben tracy in singapore. thanks, ben. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," jeff glor is leading our coverage on the summit in singapore along with major garrett and, of course, ben tracy. >>> the president arrived in singapore following a contentious group meeting of seven in canada. the trump administration has engaged a no holds barred negotiation. in a canadian meeting over trade with justin true due. it's called full trade if it's not reciprocal. angela merkel called the president's action as little depressing and said the eu would act against u.s. trade measures. errol barnett has more. >> reporter: in explaining why they disagreed what they had agreed to, richard kudlow said justin trudeau betrayed the administration at a saturday news conference. >> we're canadians. we're polite, reasonable, but we also will not be pushed around. >> reporter: trudeau said canada would respond to u.s. tariffs. >> it would be with absolutely certainty and firmness that we move forward with retaliatory measures on july 1st. >

. >>> right now, we are seeing a lot of slowdowns for drivers out of tracy. westbound 205, look at the brake lights. this is the new norm, unfortunately. as you approach 580, we have some roadwork that has at least one lane closed. that was supposed to be wrapped up by 4 a.m. but it looks like it's still out there. so you will need to give yourself some extra time making your way through that stretch speeds dropping below 15 miles per hour. 26 minutes between 205 and 680. crash westbound 580 approaching 680. we are starting to see a few slowdowns right there. speeds below the limit no lanes blocked. >>> outrage over children being separated from their families at the border has prompted nationwide protests. hundreds of protestors blocked the entrance to i.c.e. headquarters in san francisco demanding the trump administration reverse its policy. around the same time, president trump was meeting with congressional republicans about a pair of immigration bills coming up for debate this week. mr. trump has repeatedly blamed democrats for the separations. lawmakers

. >> news 4 tracie potts joinng us here studio this morning.racie, we are seeing a lot of these videos across the country. these different facilities. what do you thinkre the biggest challenges as far as mi reuniting the es? it seems like there hasn't been a concrete plan. we have gott >> some have been united, but there's still thousands of kids who don't know where their parents are or wherever they came into this aountry with that's part of the problem. the administration says we don't want to just connect them with someone who maybe says i'm the parent and extort the parents for money. on the other nd, youave people all over the place. you saw that people until new we have people in new york. we have people in arizona. you have people in texas. apparently in some cases good records weren't kept on which children came in. >> you can only imagine the issue that continues to arise. now, border patrol temporarilys ped prosecuting some parents. does that mean this helps the situation in any way? >> p well,bably this kind of means it's going to t

cnbc's tracie potts is live in washington with more on what we can expect today and this week tracie >> reporter: hi, brian good morning, everyone a couple of things the president's lawyer, rutdy giuliani, says they have strict guidelines under how they will allow him to talk to the s counsel. they are talking about a memo that was leaked. leaked to the "new york times," a memo from president trump's legal team to russia's special counsel robert mueller claiming that as the nation's top law enforcement officer the president cannot obstruct justice but he can shut down any investigation and even pardon himself. >> the president believes he is above the law and that's what they're arguing. >> reporter: the president's attorney said he can but never would. >> pardoning himself would be unthinkable. >> reporter: or shut down the russia investigation. >> it could lead to impeachment. it could lead to -- if he terminated the investigation himself. >> reporter: the 20 page memo is part of the trump legal team's attempt to avoid a subpoena to testify. >> it sounds like what giuliani and his

tracie potts, thank>> you. murder investigation is currently underway at a southern california senior care home where a resident there opened fire, killing a veteran fire captain and injuring a second firefighter. they were responding to report sf an explosion. the departmentourning the loss of fire captain david rosa. a husband and father of two who ad worked for the department for 17 years. 12 year veteranerness toe torres who was also sho has been released from the hospital while the injured risk dent remains in critical but stable condition according to police. officials have arrested 77-year-old building resident thomas kim on suspicion of murder, attempted murder, and arson. they are now investigating if the explosion was used to lure the first r ponders to the scene in order to ambush them. >> the boy scout community is in mourning afterf its members was killed by a falling tree on campgrounds in georgia. officials say the 14-year-old scout was with a mate seeking shelter inside a tent. the tree toppl on

let's go to tracy polie potts. tracie, a lot going on this morning. >> reporter: gigi, let's start with people being held in detention. customs and border patrol will not be going after adults who brought children into this country. they are pausing the prosecutions not because they are changing the policy, but essentially because there is a back up. they don't have enough people to handle it right now. the president has put a temporary fix in place on separating these adults from their children, but the white house says congress needs to come up with a permanent solution. >> the president through executive order has given a temporary solution to the problem, but it's not permanent and we need congress to step up. we need democrats to stop playing political games, do their jobs, work with this president and let's fix the problem at the border. >> reporter: that's sarah huckabee sanders. the president's spokeswoman who was asked to leave a virginia restaurant that the president later tweeted was filthy. maxine water

let's go to nbc's tracie potts with more on this. tracy, good morning. >> hi there, frances. good morning. the question here in washington isow afntd when will lawmakers get their hands on this, what will their reaction be, and what role will they play in interpreting it, determining what this actually means for the united states. it is not a treaty, so it will not require a 2/3 vote of the senate as a treaty would. it is more of a general agreement. and as janis just said, it reaffirms an earlier agreement, leaving open to some degree for lawmakers here, interpretation how how that will play out. also the question this morning, how will this play in north korea. >> the north koreans have a state-run media. they can splice that footage any way they want. so they just got the president of the united states of america saying it was an honor to sit down with kim jong-un. his grandfather, his father, never achieved that. >> reporter: expectations were low for the summit. take a look at this. the latest nbc news/wall street journal poll before the summit of what were the expectati

tracie, good morning. >> reporter: hi, frances, good morning.s long been feared here in washington that this would happen with more baby boomers drawing out of social security and medicare and fewer younger workers contributing. this is the first trustees reported since the $1.5 trillion tax cuts put in place by republicans and president trump. what it says is medicare will run out of funds in eight years. that's three years earlier than predicted. and according to t trustees, that's because there are lower payroll tax fower wages. hospitals are spending more and insurance companies are being paid more by the federal government. as for social security, that hasn't changed. it's running out in 16 years, with taxes covering only 3/4 of social security recipients in the next 75 years. that leaves one in four in jeopardy. what to do about this? that's where washington seems to be stuck. and we're talking 6 million recipients so far. frances? >> all right, tracie, thank you very much. >>> we've been tracking the volcano disaster on hawaii's big islan

the tracy super commute.e do have slow traffic on 580 and 205. right before the past. coming from tracy heading over to the past and into livermore. by the time you reach livermore, it looks pretty good. you shouldn't have any major problems heading out to dublin. this is a look at 880 oakland. a live picture. in front of oracle arena. the traffic is moving well. no major issues on oakland freeway. through downtown. you can see it's moving well. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is backed up all the way to the maze and the metering lights are on. 5:47. looks a little overcast, steve pixel xl, 40 mile-per-hour gusts, altamont pass. >> wow. >> your crew coming over there. >> yes. >> we do have some good news. at least they have more of a westerly breeze. high humidity. this time of year, it doesn't take much to there will still be some low 90s. at least not that one hundreds that we have on saturday. from 75 acres to estimated 85. that's based on infrared satellite images. that's based on what i saw. conditions

coming through tracy it looks good on 205 and 580. these days even this early but not today. livermore, pleasanton looks nice. no problems at the bay bridge toll plaza. thin are moving along well. with go back to the desk. >>> moments ago the governing body of world cup soccer voted on the 2026 tournament and the joint north american bid led by the u.s., including mexico and canada has won. the reaction. the u.s. hosted in 1994. mexico hosted in 1986 so it has been a while. thishas as never the been a joint effort. canada hosted women's championship in 2015. all the goings -- games from the quarterfinals on will be in the u.s.. the bay area could be included. it is very exciting news. we will carry the matches live right here on ktvu . tomorrow morning live coverage begins at 7 am that you can watch mornings on 2 by switching to ktvu plus. >>> it is confirmed, 9% of tesla's workforce will be laid off. the ceo, elon musk made it official workers in fremont will not be affected. 3600 salaried tesla employees will be targeted. elon musk said the cuts are difficult but necessary.

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tracie potts live for us on capitol hill. tacie,nk you. >>> 5:48. a controversial call to action from california representative maxine waters. a speech she gave in front of the cheering crowd calling for atcks on the trump administration. >>> waters told the crowd if they see anyon from the president's cabinet out in public to push back. this comes aft several of president trump's staffers will run out of businesses. the latest one white house press secretary sarah huckabeeanders that was moved from the red hen restaurant in lexington, virginia. not the one in d.c. the restaurant has received a lot of attention e attention both positive and negative. >> no, i don't think that it's right, but this is a symptom. this is a resultf what trump's policies have done to this country. >> they need tope r everybody else's views, and they want to turn people -- turn some of us away to people that think differently than the think. >> the owner of the restaurant says she does not regret her decision. republicans are also responding to waters for calling for acti

that of course is getting out of tracy.n hour. >>> san francisco's minimum wage increases to $15 an hour on sunday. >>> number seven, it is you " u. all of the remaining stores will close today if you plan to go, the company says you can expect to go up to 70% off anything that's left. i imagine it's pretty picked over at this point. >>> snapchat apparently isn't doing it compared to instagram. the stories they use to copy what snapchat was doing, doing very well. items that disappear after 24 hours. >> i think you can save them, too, to stay at the top of your feed. facebook, which owns instagram, says they use story features every day. snapchat saw only 191 million active users in the last quarter. copycat music and videos on stories. you have to watch out. >> they are the big man on campus constantly. coming back with another 90 minutes of news including the demand for an audit at the alameda county sheriff's department. >>> >>> a turn of events when police tried to arrest a cold case suspect. how police linked him to a

. >> news 4's tracie potts joins us now from capitol hill.ms tracie, sike they still have a lot of questionsre asking. >> reporter: a lot of qutions, angie. like how many nukes does north korea have? where are they? how long will it take to dismantle them? who verifies that process? who makes sure it's not reversed, which we've seen from north frankly they are the same questions that lawmakers had before this very srt agreement that the president signed. it is a general scope of what he wants to do. the real negotiating begins next. >> tracie, you talk about the nego wating. what d know about the next steps beyond this? >> reporter: sure,aaron. the next thing we know is that secretary of state mike pompeo is jumping back in to spearhead the he's been on the phone with his counterpartsn south korea and japan. the president says they are going to play a key role. today andouth korea tomorrow to meet with officials from those two countries. china is going to be a big player here and a wild card as well. they have a strong economic and tical relationship. they, too, would lik to see the u.s. tro

a little slowing out of tracy. we'll chelk drive times and your mass transit options, this spare the air day in just a few minutes. >>> breaking news in san francisco's mission district. a shooting has left one person dead. >> the investigation is >> the investigation is happening at harrison and 24th. abc 7 news amy hollyfield is live in the area. >> reporter: i found out from investigators the two victims are male. plenty of police officers still here. they're still actively investigating this case. crime tape still blocking off harrison at 24th street. they heard about the shooting at 2:30 this morning, not from a 911 call but the city's shot spotter activation system. sensors let them know a gun had been fired. they arrived to find two men had been shot, one died here at the scene. the other man was taken to the hospital with life threaten injuries. police have not said anything about a possible motive or any arrests at this time. they also don't know at this point how long they will out here. so harrison as of

there are a few 60s in places like antioch and brentwood and towards tracy.he coast. at noon, low to upper 70s. already not as hot as noon. 62 at the coast at 4:00, 71 to

. >> all pretty much green with the exception coming in from tracy, westbound side of 580, that's exactly what we're seeing. looks like a little less slowing in the area. besides that, looking pretty good. live look at golden gate bridge. nice. only a few cars out there. we'll see how it goes whenthank. breaking news out of the south bay this morning, a motorcyclist dead after an accid oon 880 in >> bob out exactly what happene. bob, i understand the chp thinks another car might have been involved. >> reporter: good morning. the california highway patrol thinks this fatal accident might be a hit-and-run. it happened a couple yards behind me on ramp northbound 880 around 1:00 this morning not far from the airport. the motorcyclist traveling very fast, well over the speed limit, failed to negotiate the turn onto the freeway, crashed into the median on the on ramp. the man and his bike ended up in the middle of northbound 880. chp believes another vehicle might have hit the man because there's other debris not from the motorcycle. law enforcement isn't sure what killed the motorcyclist, if i

news 4 tracie potts following the latest for us. tracie, what impact will the nominee have on the future of the court? >> well, we're talking about court that now has four conservatives, four liberals, and kennedy is the swing vote ant has been for the l decade. if it he is replaced as p president trans to do with someone much more conservative, that 5-4 majority could a have huge impact on decisions for the next generation. liberals already concerned aboum thect on gay rights, on abortion rights. will some of those decisions be overturned? now, president trump has said he is already srting to look from his list of 25 conservatives of who would replace kennedy, who plans to retire at the end of next month. >> aght, tracie potts for us this morning. tracie, thank you. >>> in one of justede ke's final decisions, the court dealt a serious blow to public unions. in a 5-4 decision the court ruled state government workers who choose not to jin a union do not have to pay a share of union dues. there are 23 states where public unions bargai

. >> tracie potts for us this morning. thank you, tracie. 4:47 right now. we're working to learn more about a marijuana bustere in d.c. police say they arrested 30 distributors and seindd p of marijuana from more than two dozen vendors. they busted a marijuana pop-up event. as can you ersee, they rec three guns. police say the event was in the 2200 block of 25th place northeast near sbbladg road. sale of any amount of marijuana in d.c. is illegal. >>> new this morning for t first time since the royal wedding, we're hearing from meghan markle's father. appearingy goff has been covering the story. angie. >> he revealed his daughter cried after he called her and prince harry to say that he could not come to their wedding because he was having heard surgery. >> b theh said -- meghan cried, i'm sure. she did cry. they both sed take c of yourself. we're really worried about you. >> markel saying he was thrilled prince charles ened up stepping in, but wished it had been his happened holding hers. he said he watched the cerony from b as he recovered. he also talked

. >> reporter: tracy woke up into a nightmare. she had fallen asleep after gardening, not knowing that fire had looking at at 5 pm 30 in eastern lake county. >> the first i became aware of it was at 7:30 when i saw smoke and that's when i called 911. >> reporter: the operator told her there was a mandatory evacuation order for her area of cache creek road. gatlin and her neighbors new fire is on the other side of dough trail. but fire crews never came. >> i had both jets. i had four streams of water. i have them on my roof. i tore everything away for my house. i closed all my windows. >> reporter: gatlin says she ran down the hill and found cal fire cruz. >> at least 10 cruz. i said i'm not leaving. can you -- will you help me with my property? and they said that we can't do that. we can't promise that. it's a mandatory evacuation. >> reporter: unwilling to leave her house, gatlin went back up alone. >> i was up on a mountain fighting that fire on my own. my neighbors and meet were down there fighting. cal fire sat down in those v

news 4's tracie potts is followng the latest this from capitol hill for us. what does this report say? >> aaron, it says that formerec fbi dr james comey, who was fired by the president, used bad judgment and that he was not politically moesh ated in the clinton e-mail investigation. they said that it was insubort nant and extremely careless of him to come out publicly before his bossed d to talk about the jvestigation and then to reopen that investigatit days before the election they also publishedext messages. they seem to be very muc against president trump saying -- questioning whether he president. become the other saying, no, we're going to stop that. we're not going to let that happen. the white house says it showed clear bias in the rsiusa investigation. the president's attorney says the wle thing should be shut down as a result. no indication that's going to happen. interestingly, hillary clinton tweeted,ilut my e- she was talking about the fact that the report found that not only were they lookingnto her use of personal e-mail, but the man who was i

we will start with a tracy super commute. there is a little bit of slow traffic approaching altamont pass at once you get to livermore, it looks good. no slow traffic onto a five yet coming out of tracy. we are looking at the commute here on interstate 880 in both directions. that looks pretty good as you drive past oracle arena and into downtown oakland. at the bay bridge, i think i hit the wrong button there, there we go. the bay bridge, traffic will be okay if you are driving westbound. it is a little windy, but for the most part, it is a nice commute. >>> let's go back to the desk. >>> firefighters are starting to make progress against that fire still burning this morning in lake county. >> it is 5% contained but has grown to more than 10,000 acres and saturday. the evacuation area has expanded and now includes both the spring valley area and the double eagle ranch subdivision further east. we can now confirm that 12 homes and 10 other buildings have been destroyed by that fire. >>> fire -- thousands of people have evacua

ben tracy, cbs >>> the company's plans to restructure and what this means for bay area workers. >>> a woman stealing from a bay area nursery. the social media effort to catch the thief. >>> a look back at some favorite moments from this year's parade of champions. >>> coming of the historic summit in singapore is history. a proposal of the deal for north korea's nuclear program. >>> can commercial airliners computers be hacked? that's coming up. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. as part of a company-wide "restructuring"... about nine percent of the tesla >>> thousands of workers at tesla are losing their job as part of a companywide restructuring. their workforce is being let go, 3400 employees. none of the cuts affect the fremont plant, this comes as tesla continues to post massive losses in the hundreds of millions of dollars. the tesla founder tweeted the layout

do want to head to central valley if you're trying to leave the tracy area. not too bad, 24 miles an hour on 205, down to 17 once maw it to 580. we'll take a look at drive times next. >>> she means the world to me. i just really need her back with me. >> an emotional support dog stolen. the plea from an east bay woman to get her best friend back. >> the north bay wildfire serum caused devastation. now there's concern about what the toxic smoke may >>> you can see where the heat is coming from, 107 in palm springs, 101 vegas, up the sf l central valley through inland neighborhoods. 72 san diego, 78 l.a., 64646464 monterey, 62 eureka. let's look at the next seven days. yesterday was the coolest day. it hit 67, today 75 and low- to mid-80s with total sunshine all across tahoe the next several days. reggie. >> thank you, mike. tesla ceo elon musk sent an an e-mail to employees about sabotage against the company. electric car website obtained a copy of the letter in which it says a worker made a damaging code, changed the manufacturing system and sent data to thir

she considers some of the company's unfair practices. >> and in our ongoing series "note to self" tracyotional message to himself as a 6-year-old boy lees and victories that lie ahead. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. watching. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com it's wednesday, june 27th. i'm michelle griego. >>> good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, june 27th. you are looking at at&t park. and if you have been to a baseball game there it is so awesome to go and see. >> mm-hm. >> especially the cool backdrop. if you haven't, please go. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm anne makovec in for kenny choi. it is 4:30 and we're halfway there! >> it's going to be nice and refreshing today. that's a good way to say cooler, a little crisp and for some, drizzly. clouds will bring the temperatures down. you can see the "salesforce tower" so right now visibility is not an issue in san francisco. west winds picking up included in your headlines for today and tomorrow. that will bring

meanwhile there are growing calls for homeland security secretary to resign over the family nbc's tracie potts has more to r for us. >> reporter: four so far including kamala harris, tweeted that nielsen should step down, resign over this situation, haying this account amounts to human rights abuses and adding that breaking up these families at the border h failed to hold her accountable and transparent with the americ people. we are hearing that from a number of democrats. meantime, nielsen is defending the policy saying the childrente are being trwell. >> here is theliottom . d.h.s. is no longer ignoring the law. we are enforcing thes laws they exist on the books. as long as illegal entry remains a criminal offense, d.h.s. will not look the other way. the children are noteing used as a pawn. we are trying to protect the children which is why i'm asking congress to act. >> reporter: as you noted, the president meets with houseod republicans where he'll likely be confronted with this because while there are republicans backing him, there are also those who want to see this sittion with t