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s.ay with u >>> look at this incredible video. box truck out of control in massachusetts rolling down a hill smashing into a patio. another vantage point. the man in the back of the truck managed to jump out, thank goodness. happened when they were delivering, lost its brake, no driver behind the wheel, zooming down a roadway right into the family's front staircase. police says the worker who jumped off the moving truck, he hurt his hand. that was it. the truck then hit a parked car, a wall, a staircase, a street sign, and a porch. pretty much everything in its path. >> yes. >> so -- >> pretty crazy. >>> told you about a punbunch o things happening today. head out to the district's first-ever duck race at the park. a fun community event kicking off today at 10:00. about an hour from now. the duck race -- [ quacking ] >> angie is starts at 2:00 this afternoon. enjoy games, food and live music and quacking the whole time if you go there. >> i love it when people have, like, the quacking ducks with a ring tone. >> do you? >> awesome.

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market to give you a bit of opportunity. , it's 5%u look at ctas first-quarter. environment of zero returns, zero yields on bonds, whatever you guys have the numbers. an enormous percentage of bonds globally are not a negative yields. if you did a three-year bond issue the other day, that's zero. people are looking for something other than bonds. i can't tell you how the clients we talked to around the world i just can't buy bonds. i can't own bonds. >> you manage a lot of different funds, and you will shut them early if they are not performing. luke: the thing i was talking about was stopping inflows when they are performing. performance remains. >> you take that trendline, are you making changes in your funds faster than you did before in order to adjust to the marketplace? luke: i think if you look at individual position levels, what you see is this type of market where liquidity is fairly flaky. what it means is you either need to run your portfolio with very little macro risk, very little directional risk, little factor risk as possible and try and make it o

u. s. >>> looking at a very decent morning commute, not bad here at the bay bridge, and we will tell you more about your commute, coming up.>>> bundle up for a wild ride, today is the transition day in your forecast coming up. >>> migrants that recently made it to greece are being sent right back, part of the deal that the countries reached last month, and the new plan is designed to limit the number of people coming into europe from the middle east, most from pakistan and afghanistan. they either did not apply for asylum or the applications were rejected. >>> a leader has been killed in the u. s. airstrike, the ike how the -- al-qaeda leader along this son were killed in a u. s. airstrike in the northern part of the country, a spokesman for the faction considered a hard-line group that has been attacking the moderate rebel groups in syria for their link with the united states. >>> in pakistan, turning out for the vigil to honor those killed in the bombing that killed 75 people. on easter sunday, a suicide bomber targeted christians at eight crowded park in the city of lahore, and 29 chi

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chart --u look at the can everybody see this chart? we don't need to dim the lights do we? red, it is federal payments to individuals, or transfer payments. what you see is back in the bely 1960's, that used to 20% of all government outlays. it is currently 67%. so, over the years we have gone from an economy that used to have transfer payments of 20% of the federal budget to 67%. to put that in perspective, back in the early 1960's, medicare and medicaid combined where .1% of gdp. social security was 2.6% of gdp and discretionary spending was 11.5% of gdp. today, medicare and medicaid are now 5.6% of gdp. social security is 4.9% and discretionary expenditures have shrunk to 6.5% of gdp. why is that important? because transfer payments are really consumption and you do not get that much return on your investment and they want to highlight the blue line. back in the 1960's, investments as a percentage of the federal budget actually used to be higher than transfer payments. they were 32%. they have gone down to 15%. for the republicans in the audience, if there are any in ber

missions,u look at a we meet all applicable emissions requirements.meet -- is toh is make sure we meet the letter of the law. does the the letter legislation that is being district inthe most terms of the world. whatever that is, we will work to meet that. tom: when i spoke to the ceo of volvo early this morning, he says there is a gap between the results you get in the lab and the real results when you're getting -- when you're driving your car. he said it is closing but more needs to be done. company -- asking the department of justice to do its own investigation in the u.s. nonetheless, there is lots going on with lots of new models, electric vehicles. anna. anna: that is where the industry would like us to focus. what is being said about demand for chinese -- in china for cars? tom: absolutely, this is a desperate market. overall the expectations for 6% rise in sales falling from a 7% rise last year. up strongly ond the back of last year. -- they may factor into sales. there is a growing demand. suv sales were up 50% last year. big carmakers like

it raises a question, question,u look at labor and work, this is haveld of people who everyday cooks and the celebrity cooks. somebody like me, who doesn't have a tv show but i have an income which allows me to cook when i wish to and to make nice food for my nice family. but the burden of every day , at the heart of it is the problem. the problem of professionalization. it isn't just a promise, it is a problem. it gives it a structure in which people who don't usually cook sociologically and up with all of the benefits. and the people who cook, sociologically, they don't end up with any benefits of the social system of this attention to cooking. that is the problem with the craft. >> got it? all right. closing double question. lots to think about. what i love about the panels is that if you leave thinking you got a complete thought, we have failed miserably. i like to leave with an itch. me things a want you to tell about. in the last 20 years, what didn't happen? what do you think should have happened that didn't happen? a b it hasn't happened or hasn't happened the way you thought

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i u look at a breathalyzer. it's a little box the size of a cell phone. it has a little straw on the end and you breathe into it. what you breathe into it is carbon dioxide which is going to go into the environment any way. and more over, it takes place quickly so the evidence hasn't disappeared. a blood test you have to go somewhere else. there's risk involved. time elapses so you lose some of the evidence. and it's painful in some instances. so i immediately think isn't there a difference? so encapsulated is what is wrong with a breathalyzer test when it can save the los of lives and given to those people where there is probable cause, i take it or at least reasonable decision, to think they are drunk it will clear the incident, inculpate the guilty, very little interference. but a blood test, i u mean, that might be a different thing. i'd appreciate what your response is to that line of thought. >> first of all, there's no question that the breath test is a search meaning the fourth amendment. that's conceded by my friends on the other side. the court'

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isr,u look at areas like and a summary of warfare, india has a huge role to play, and there are some real affinities with australia's geographic positioning. also, we need to continue to engage china. u.s.so do trilateral -australia-china exercises. we need to work more on hadr and counterpart received. generally, build up habits of working in cooperation. ultimately, that will create greater transparency and hopefully greater confidence. i will leave it there and handed over to bob. bob: i am very happy to be here to discuss this paper. it is not just because andrew and mike are old friends and colleagues. i would do it for that, regardless of what's in the paper. but also because i really do applaud efforts to continue to examine how we in the united states, with our friends and allies, work together to promote and defend our interests in the ski region of asia. this is a paper that looks to do that. it was well worth the time, even on the weekend, to take a quick look at the paper, and to give you some thoughts and impressions about that, and how that fits into the way that we thi

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looking for. cloudy skies with cool temperatures. light rain here and there. especially later on this it evening. saturday forecast not so bad. partly sunny day but sunday not so good with rain coming u through and looking at cool tempses in tristate region that's going on for a while. here's christina with a quick update on your commute situation. couple of things in new jersey and it is on garden state parkway first where wool go. a crash. 22 westbound and overturned car with a downed pole so westbound side is closed in the area of route 22, where we have another accident here involving a town pole an roadway both directions are affected by this definitely an area that you want to avoid. now towardsen bound side okay just look how congested it is. no distinct just a typical volume for this time of morning. alternate suspended but you have it to feed meet rs. >> hello to beth and anthony nuts, chocolate, pretzel. saving the world from bland snacks with new hershey and reese' s snack mix. snack patrol! it' s snack justice. >> quarter to seven on a friday morning somebody sent a letter filled with white powder at trurp tower. four could inning a police officer were evaluated. police s

look at the golden gate bridge on this saturday morning. the sun is shining. the weather is sweet. we have a gorgeous weekend ahead. and we appreciate you joinings u. i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter has a look at the frf. >> california sunshine, the weather is sweet. >> it really is. >> we're waking up to no fog and that's really the story. when you don't have fog, you know it's going to be warm. so make plans to get outside. it's 54 degrees right now. and later on you're going to be right at 73 this afternoon for a couple of hours. even our inland locations will be nice and warm. low 80s today. quite a jump from yesterday. our high temperature yesterday was 73 degrees. so we're going in the opposite direction today heating up in a big way u. summer sizzle is on. perfect beach weather. >> they might see anthony there. it will be beautiful. thank you. >>> right now, only on nbc bay area, police are on the lookout following a disturbing scene in the south bay. a man found tied up inside his home after it had been ransack ed by thieves. it happened on north park victoria drive. steve janning told police he returned home to find robbers had stolen n

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look to the upcoming workweek, temperatures continue to warm. i'll let you know by what you can expect tomorrow throughout the day coming u in my uppda >>> police are looking for suspects after a man was shot to death behind cooke elementary school. investigators say someone called 911 just after 3:00 this morning after hearing gunshots in the area. the man has been identified as 35-year-old jayvon marshman. he lived in southeast d.c. a second man also shot but not suspects at this time. >>> things could have been a lot worse after an suv came crashing into an apartment building this afternoon in montgomery county. look at this picture we've got here and from the inside. this happened on smooth stone way in montgomery village. two people had just minor injuries and will be outside of the wall. still not clear why the driver hit the building. >>> people who walked into the washington convention center this weekend took a time machine into the future. it was another full day at the usa science and engineering festival. amelia was out there this afternoon. it boasts thousands of hands on exhibits and high-tech toys. one of the goals of the festival

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u train, ted." >> trevor: ted don't take it personal. it's a new york welcome. when i first got here, you spent weeks looking for the f-u train. it's a game they play. it's a game. i don't even know why cruz bothered coming to new york because this is trump's home turf, and he understands it better than any other part of the country. >> never changes. hey, new yorkin new york is calw york. yo>> trevor: you know what i love about this guy? he tells it like it is. because new york is called new york. some people say new york is kansas, but other people don't know ( bleep ). it's pretty certain that trump will win the new york republican crowd. i mean, he's far ahead of everyone else in the polls. but there is one group in particular that trump is not connecting with. >> donald trump didn't help himself with women in recent weeks. >> you said that women who would get illegal abortions would be punished. >> there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman. >> yeah. >> donald trump defending his campaign manager this morning who was charged with battery of a female reporter. >> donald trump retweeted an extremely unflatter

if you look at u&o taxes, use and occupancy, that's a bigger killer to small business than anything ian think of. wage tax and business tax, as we've been touting, has been going down, you know, symbolically and actually, so we can bring more business to the city and keep more business in the city. this was a tax that is a choice that people will make to buy a product or not to buy it. >> does it have to be 3%? >> yeah. i mean, 3% gives us the $96 million we need to fund all the programs adequately. >> i know you disagree with this. i want to bring this up about "stop and frisk." during the campaign you said you're gonna end it. and as mayor, you say it will continue, but you're telling police to be less aggressive. and some people believe you're backing off on one of your promises from your campaign. >> the use of "stop and frisk" as a fishing expedition, stopping individuals randomly on the street based on a profile, is over. but i will give you an example of why "stop and frisk" can't totally go away, or why frisking someone can't go away. if you walk outside here on city avenue af

annie u police are looking for the man they say pumped a barrage of bullets into an olney home with multiple inside including a baby. we'll have details coming up in a live report. >> ♪ for years, i was a laboratory chemist, developing drugs to fight deadly diseases. as a scientist, i know there's more that washington can do to help families. i'm running for congress to protect planned parenthood funding so more women get cancer screenings and treatment... to pass a ban on fracking in the delaware river basin to preserve our clean water, and to always protect medicare and social security. i'm shaughnessy naughton and i approve this message. >> new on "action news" federal agents in new jersey set up a fake university that netted several arrests in a large scale student visa scam. the phony university of northern new jersey had a web site and a physical address in cranford union county but the school had no instructors, no curriculum and no actual classes. agents arrested 21 people for conspiring to help more than 1,000 foreigners fraudulently keep or obtain student or work visas. authorities

let's look at congressional district 8.ct this has been held by chris van holland. it is up for grabs. u> the people they're talkingeyr about. they are looking at state senator jamie razz kin. he has made a lot of headlines with his work on noaa's law, new drunk driving legs. leg kathleen matthews, she was ans anchor in the area for 30 years. in her commercial she has taken time to focus on women's issuess andç then there's david trone,a businessman who has potentially set records by putting $9 million of his own money into this raise.. of course there are republican prims today as well.ims but it is widely believed that a these seats will be filled by democrats.mocr reporting life in bethesda for fox5 local news. i'm ronica clear i > every time i see this radio and see her face it makes me smile. you guys remember when she met the president and the first ladd during a trip to the white house. even got to dance with them. d.c. mayor muriel bowserl bo presented the # 07 year old long time c resident with what's called a reel id. it's for people who are 70 and olderment the reel id serves

some of them feeling very good like senator clinton or secretary clinton. >> had a u few jobs look at her commanding decisive victory over bernie sanders, might have made her nervous there for a while but she easily beat him only republican side. let's do that trump over his competition ted cruz, and john kay suck coming in seconds place. he won every county in new york state except for manhattan. new york county. lost that but still a major victory for himg. >> robert moses is outside trump tower this morning. while where donald trump is expected to leave or has he left already? >> has not left rosanna and greg expecting that to happen later on this morning. he's heading to indiana. has a rally in indianapolis this and then tonight he'll be there. hillary clinton will be in philadelphia. you think these guys like new york? i do. >> today you proved once again there's no place like home. [cheering] >> hillary clinton learns home is where heart and votes are. polls show lead over bernie sanders narrowing in her wanted to home state as a primary day drew near but she won a resounding vi

u i virginia. we'll have a closer look at a that next. c >> thanks a lot.nks a lot. >> happening today virginianing state police planning tolanng resume their search for a missing woodbridge woman. 31-year-old nicole mitten dorf reported missing on fridayng when she didn't show up forshowp work at the fairfax countyax c fire department.eptm mitten dorf's car was located wc saturday night 92 in a parking i lot at shenandoah nationalh tion park. police say there's no evidence e to suggest anythingto s suspicious. some of mitten dorf's friends have taken to facebook tofacebo spread the word about theord ou search creating a page called cd find nicole now.fi that search is in the shenandoah national park. p it will pick back up this uth morning.morn >>> inside a fairfax county cou courtroom the murder trial gets under way for police w for officer he's accused of shooting and and killing john gere in 2013. 2 gere was unarmed when she wased shot. torres claims gere was reaching for a gun when heor shot him.shot he faces second degree murderre charges. torres has

u. s. is going to enforce the immigration laws. >>> looking at a commute where traffic is doing very well so far, highway 4, coming up over the bay point area, looking good.>>> taking this sunday weather and carry it over into today, the warmest day of the week, changes coming up. >>> welcome back, and the u. s. could be changing its immigration laws, and how much authority the president has when enforcing are not enforcing these laws. >> reporter: a busy place, hanging in the balance could be the state of millions of illegal immigrants in critical questions. just how far can president obama goal when it comes to changing the way the nation enforces its immigration laws, and has he already violated the constitution? >> you can come out of the shadows and get right with the law. >> reporter: frustrated by congressional in action, and decided to stop enforcing immigration laws for certain groups, expanded protection for those that came to the country illegally as children, offering new protection for those that came here. texas is leading the effort involving 26 states, arguing they will have

kno this morning look where the showers are, pretty much north u and west.and west. isk ofrisk showers comes through againough this afternoon into theernoon evening hours and right along i-95 maybe a thunderstormst before it's all said and done for later on today. tay nats kickoff home opener on o thursday looks rainy and chilly. chilly. temperature of 63 degrees.gr and look at the weekend where we temperatures will fall offalff again. saturday looks really cold.ll c most of us will stay in the 40's.40's here's erin como with a lookithl at your monday morning morn traffic.afc. >> 5:48 right now and we havenoe some breaking news for you.re take a look at the mess behind m me. really slow moving trafficic inbound 14th street bridge.tree there's a crash on the ramp toap eastbound freeway. freeway. because of that delays are are pretty heavy stacking back tog k gw parkway.ay factor in extra time. that's an atypical delay forat this time of morning.yp really big slowdowns. slowdowns we'll switch it back for aswit look at our maps. maps. aside from that we're dealing with s

u up. here's a look at our radar.st line and in the sierra nevada we track snow showers a system that is moving through the tahoe area right now with some snow. there's thunderstorms in the vicinity right now no chain control but once the system continues south ward high pressure pushes in and that's what brings us the warmth and the stronger winds for the hilltop. right now gust to go 35 at sfo. close to 50 earlier so believe it or not they have come down 30 miles an hour in san carlos. temperatures right now low 50's to the low 60's in some of our inland community and here's a live look from the kgo roof cam are as we look at the flag still swaying in the wind. gusty winds over the hill tonight. warmer days this weekend and look at turning cooler early next week. not only gusty over the hills but tonight at 11:00 still see the strong winds along the coast line. we go no the early morning hours if you have plans the winds will be around 25 to 30 miles an hour at 7:00 a.m. stronger over the hills. and then they will s

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general decline throughout this whole entire trading session of the week, making a u-turn from yesterday's losses. let's look at where the numbers stand right now. the s&p 500 the biggest gainer .up -- gainer the nasdaq has been flirting with negative territory in the flat line. it's up minimally right there. let's take a look at what's happening with currencies as well, in particular with the u.s. dollar and the japanese yen. kinds been a very seesawed of day, a volatile kind of day for the currency. you can see that a weekend over the course of today's trading session. we started hit right back where we started, around the late morning hour or so. a bit of more weakening and that's where we stand right now, one dollars will get you 108 yen. let's also pop into my bloomberg, and i want to show you the sector health of the s&p's 10 sectors, this is the imap function. eight out of the 10 sectors of the s&p are trading positively, energy has been the biggest leader all day, up. 2% materials up 1%. now, talking about energy, i want to talk about oil, and see where that has gone. we are seeing it back up near th