. >> a travel nightmare for united managers. the airline had to ground all of its planes. it experienced some major computer problem. the airline called it a connectivity issue. whatever you call t it was chaos for those who were depending on flying on united airlines today. initially it effected the main line carrier and it's regional jets. the united express flights. the you needed express flights resume quite quickly but it took an hour and 15 minutes before united as able to fix its computer glitch and start resuming its flights. it will probably take hours for the airline to get its system up and running in any major fashion. in fact, the airline is saying it's waiving any change fees or cancellation fees for passengers who need to change their flights. a big mess for those flying on united. luckily the problem was resolved, the big computer issue, within an hour. >> lisa stark in washington. patrick tucker technology editor for the website defense one. we asked him if united and stock exchange tech issues could be connected, and if such cases are unique. >> what seem

. >> they will play manchester united at the international champions cup, manchester united manager and star defender greeted the press. >> the earthquakes are 0-5 in matches and tonight is the biggest challenges. there are flee new players that just joined. the match starts at 8:00. can you imagine, a cliche someone coming from england finding out they have an earthquake here in the san francisco bay area? they are the san jose earthquakes...what do you expect? >> calling card. intimidation factor. >> you are playing theres and there they go. >> then they will play "rock you like a hurricane." >> it will be downhill for manchester. >> our version of "welcome wagon." >> no welcome basket but a welcome earthquake. >> good morning, everyone, a look north of 238, vallejo way, you can see around 84 is where our biggest was and that is with all the after shots including canyon heights, and pickering avenue, and paradise drive and around 84 and 238. it has been a bumpy morning for folks in the east bay. of course, we have felt it around san francisco, palo alto toward san ramon, also. our win

. >> security units managed to uncover and destroy the network that was behind this terrorist operation. as we speak, eight people have been arrested. they are thought to be directly involved in the attack. reporter: tunisian police say some of the police trained in a jihadist camp in libya -- some of the suspects trained in a jihadist camp in libya. over the past three months local authorities say they have carried out more than 7000 raids and detained more than 100 suspects linked to terror activities. security has been boosted nationwide, particularly in tourist sites. brand-new cameras have been set up in this hotel under the watchful eye of the tunisian prime minister. >> there are 170 cameras in this complex. some are equipped with a zoom. we have also reinforced security along the country's beaches to tackle the security threat. reporter: since july 1, tourist police are loved be armed. more than 1000 extra officers have also been deployed to protect holidaymakers. rochelle: an afghan court has overturned the death sentences of 4 men accused of killing a woman during a mob attack

. >>> manchester united manager has got himself in a bit of a [ inaudible ].ve forgotten the name of the player sitting next to him at the press conference. >> the first captain is wayne, and last year the captain was mr. mike smiling. >> chris, could i -- >> chris, sorry. [ laughter ] >> easy done. >>> triple weird champion surf says it may be months before he gets back into any water after his close encounter with a shark during a competition in south africa. he was competing in the final when he had his incident with the great white. he is now back in australia and speaking on his return he says he is still unsure how he managed to escape. >> to walk away from you know, a shark attack with not a scratch on you it's like -- it's -- it's a miracle, really. you know i -- i spoke to different people. i actually had dinner with a guy who had been attacked three times. and, you know, it was just like -- yeah you don't know you just count your lucky stars and if someone is looking after us, thanks. >> reporter: the cycling team has released medical reports to end

kansas was actually the only state in the united states that managed to legally oust the kkk from operating in the state of kansas. these are items that illustrate different parts of what was a legal case against the klan. starting out, we have a picture of governor allen. he was a newspaper man. newspaper men then at that time, were very powerful people. they often, also, moved into political office. henry allen owned one of the biggest newspapers in the state. he was by trade a journalist. in 1916 he ran for governor of kansas. he didn't win that year, but he ran again in 1918. that year he did win. he won reelection in 1920. that was when our governors served two-year terms, not four-year terms. another man, william allen white, he was a colleague and french of henry allen's and he owned the "the emporium gazette" newspaper. he was famous for his colorful editorials. henry allen william, allen white were very important figures in the case against the klan. the "american guardsman" was the newsletter published by the topeka ku klux klan chapter. we only have this one issue so this is all

in the champions cup at the stadium and map chester united managetar defend are getted -- greeted the resolution last night. the earthquakes are 0-5 in mas but tonight is the biggest challenges. manchester could be vulnerable because three new players just joined the team. >>> good luck to both sides. we mean the quakes. mike? >>> trying to be hospitable. >> here is a look at our earthquake near 238 at fremont 4.30 magnitude. also during the morning we have had 11 after shocks and the smaller pulsing circles are down to magnitude 1.0. as far as our forecast, we have for talk about the winds blowing ashore. the marine layer is back. you can see it right here from the walnut creek cameras. the takes 2000 feet of depth to go down 24 and the san ramon valley and that is what you are seeing with the brake lights on 680 southbound. at mount tamalpais, giving you a perspective among the bay area we will have the heat lighter and the humidity will be regaling, and clouds and drizzle are possible the next three nights with a little on the coast and it could

. >> officers assigned to the unit manage to separate the cam combatants seconds before the team arrives>> turn around for me? >> one individual inmate received a canteen. another came out of the room to try to steal it. that's when the fight break out. >> the fight was between sheldon kelley and another man who declined to be on camera. >> that's what started everything. about $50. the stuff is overrated. overpriced. bag of chips -- those kind of chips on the street would be 50 cents per bag, here it's $1 bag. >> make sure you get the canteen for me, man. >> mr. kelley had just gotten his was going to his room when another came to mr. kelley's room and proceeded to try to take mr. kelley's canteen. kelley bogged on him, he threw a punch on kelly, kelly reresponded with a couple punches himself. >> this happens every thursday. somebody's going to get their canteen happen. it happen in jail. either you're strong or you're weak. you show signs of weak not, weakness, someone's going to take your stuff. you don't, you stand up it spread through the jail, he's not going to go for that. >> kel

and then you think more recently we have the anthem breech personnel management and united airlines andxperts are saying cobble those together. office, personal management, united airlines largest out of dallas. langley is cia so economic sabotage as well as our safety. it is ultimate one-two punch here. >> well, absolutely charles trying to gain any and every tactical advantage to beat us economically but potentially have a advantage militarily as you call it espionage or terrorism i think it is a combination of the two. and we have to be more proactive problem with the federal government is they're not a good stewart of our money. number two, when it comes to doing advance technological projects they're so big and cumbersome and slow they haven't been able to react to the changing -- changing technology when it comes to cybersecurity. and that's then throwing good dollars out. bad dollars after bad dollars that's a problem. >> and lisa, one of the things that this jao report is complaining that they can't compete against the private sector. i don't know where you are on this. but i ju

units with the faulty balconies. the city is still checking whether managers come up with records for the other units. students want answers too. >> can't just let a balcony fall and no one is accountable for it. [ indiscernible ] >> the city gave managers a deadline of tomorrow to produce all the records and again while they did receive records today they are checking to see if they are complete. >> once they go through the records, what happens next? >> reporter: what we know from today is they got the proper forms is what the city told me. they have to make sure they were filled out properly, they have the right dates, the accountable is being checked on. >> seems like every time we get more answers we have more questions. gets more complicated. >> more documents to go through. >> thank you. >>> a small plane made a belly landing today at a east bay airport about 10:30 a.m. this morning in hayward. the airplane came down without landing gear. the pilot was not hurt and walked away. no word on why the it did -- why it didn't work. >>> fire south of gilroy. the fire is 50% contained. started yesterday

they say managers offered them free pizza, but they didn't know a safety inspection check list for their unit seemed to be missing. >> that's kind of scary actually. >> reporter: records of communication between property management company greystar and the city of berkeley include a list of units in need of reinspection. greystar told the city inspection records for the units in gray were missing. >> at this point, do we know if they found these inspection forms? >> you know, we'll be reviewing their forms. they submitted some forms today and we'll be making sure it's complete and accurate. >> reporter: just as troubling, the city says property managers used the wrong inspection form. in a letter to greystar, the city said the self inspections they did provide were missing signatures and dates. greystar declined to speak to us on camera, but in a statement, a spokesperson wrote experts have confirmed the building is safe. we provided the city of berkeley with various documents, including 2014 inspection documents for both unit 405 and unit 305. the units with the faulty balconies. the city's

for the private wealth management unit, this is the second best order since 2009. tes. as you well know, there is a big time wealth manager. they are getting more exposed. there was a lot of volatility in equity markets and that help them. it's interesting. the shares are still down. all the indices are down except for -- also, citigroup says some of the reason these they did so well were a lot of one offs. one of the issues was that new money. francine: this is basically the money that attracted to wealthy clients. this is because of the asians? ryan: primarily. they have new money coming in. why? they change their pricing on a lot of accounts. the bank says we knew that was going to happen. francine: ryan, thanks so much. manus: we are going to talk about greece. ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account

smaller units are easier to manage. in an organization like hp, it is solomon's baby.hey will have one for each and that will be a great strategy for them. i think the same thing is a great strategy for ebay. a lot of other companies will follow that. >> is oracle one of those companies? >> i think that with oracle, that is difficult. number one, the distribution will be the same no matter what. oracle has to innovate at a higher rate. >> salesforce has been a big buyer. how do you continue to buy companies without losing focus or getting bloated? >> acquisitions are hard no matter who you are. after doing 25 acquisitions over the last five years, acquisitions are hard. but you cannot transform your company. but they bring incredible people into your company, and if you can nurture them, you can get results. the number one thing is that, as a ceo, you have to choose what you will be in. i only have so much time. where i spend my time is super important. i kind of divide my time into four quadrants. in a certain quadra, my transformation quadrant, that is where i spend

united airlines flights have been grounded because of a computer problem. >> lets get to jenny joyce with new information from the airport, jenny. >> hi alex and mike, i did talk to the general managerme ago and he did tell me that the system is back on line, it came on just before 9:30 this morning. so we are watching the lines move through baggage check ins, they said whoever there will be a three hour delay for most flights, this all started around 7:30 this morning. so philadelphia here it is hopeful that it can get lines moving and as soon as they get people through check in process they will begin boarding planes and hopefully push planes as soon as possible as soon as they get that okay. the general manager here for united could not speak to the national ground stop, whether or not that has been lifted but here in philadelphia they are, the system is backup and running so they are letting people through and moving them through to process but with a three hour delay. >> that is good news, backup and running a little will bit here. >> thanks, jenny. we were showing united airlines over here some of the flights, there are five flights affecting here at phl but this is a nationwi

i worked at united way for several years managing children and youth programs and making grants to organizations in the bay area and for the last several years have been the foundsing exectival director of raising a reader in the bay area. my experience spans in working with children and youth in their families from birth now through young adulthood. i also have experience working on collaboration and capacity building for organizations and knroe the roll of the oversight and advisory committee is not just about manpageing the resources of the department of children youth and families i making sure those are spents on the most pressing needs fl youth in san francisco, but that also that that committee works with the service provider working group, which i think is a critical part of the legislation in which i'm really excited about. in my experience you need the whole community to work together to keep an eye on the current needs so i'm proud to serve isthis capacity. >> thank you and thank you for your work with raising a reader, great organization. i have done in the past a little work with th

>> anything is possible but i think really in could be a blessing in disguise if the united states can managewhere else in the world and then bring him to the united states to stand trial, we have indictments in i think seven or eight different federal ju ris diksrisdictions throughout the united states. so if we can bring him here it might be a blessing in disguise that he's escaped. >> do you think he's left mexico or is that his safe haven? >> mexico is his safe haven, so if's play he's playing it smart, he's probably still in mexico. but i don't think we'll ever see him again. >> all right. okay. still ahead, we're following breaking news. word that the u.s. has disrupted a terror plot on the home front in the name of isis. an american at the center of it allegedly planning to target college cafeterias. new details coming in straight ahead. >>> and up next, the book spts even isn't even out yet, but 55 years after "to kill a mocking bird" oig, the latest twist is turning the literary world on its head. was atityticus finch a racist? we'll discuss. isn't even out yet, but 55 years >>> this

units we hope you'll support this today. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm a building manager of an older 20 unit apartment building in district 3 in my apartment building 4 large storage room that has been vacant for decades i'll be able to convert into two dwelling units and in addition because in my neighborhood there are less cars i have two garages that have been vacant for a year which again, i convert into a dwelling unit in a 20 unit building i can add 3 units without expanding my building envelope i urge you to pass this pending ordinance thank you. >> my name is jose 10 president of the bed policy.org one thousand mile-per-hour in district 3 and 8 are existed to hear about this when we read it over the chinese press on one hand people live in illegal unit adu our three-quarters membership legally privately secretly rent out their space to afford a house they've been sued or going through the trauma of renter unit people have heard the horror stories thousands of people have long up the space and leave them as storage forever adu's allows everyone to have a fresh start creating for housing without a negative impact pr

strategy and foreign policy in the first world war is that germany, a rising power like the united states, managesthe first world war, and much of it has to deal with the submarine menace. >> thank you very, very much. >> thank you again for a wonderful lecture. my question has to do with world war i. the british won the war and said they lost a generation of their finest, young people. the germans lost the war. what did they lose besides the war? john maurer: yes, yes. britain had over 700,000 fatalities, dead, most of them on the western front in france and so much of the commemorations now for the 100th anniversary of the first world war are remembering the western front and the fighting that went on there. interestingly, in the second world war, britain has less than half the fatalities. even though the second world war is longer in duration and the britain empire is under attack they have less than half the fatalities they had in the first world war, and that is because they are fighting initially in 1939 in 1940, and then on. so britain's casualties in the second world war are fewer than in

:according to the united states office of personnel management those whose information was compromisedld" have already been notified as to what happened. kaminsky says solving the hacking problem is not as easy as it might sound. >> : there's a lot of work to do. it's not like we know what to do and we're just not doing it. we know what to do in small systems.large systems agencies and companies there is a tremendous amount of research where we have made things secure on the internet like we did with fire and everything. to their >> pam :startling revelations out of the east bay tonight. we are learning now. the 34- year-old man arrested in concord tuesday night, for allegedly masturbating in a random neighbor's backyard -- is a convicted child killer. kron four's philippe djegal reports from police headquarters in concord with what we know about suspect - brian smith. >> phillipe :it appears that his history dates much further back than to say night when he was arrested in concord he was recently released from prison in washington state where he served 10 years of the 13 year-old sent

there are also units called intensive management, where extreme measures are required when dealing with inmates. these men are only allowed one 20-minute shower every other day and one hour of exercise a week, alone, in a small, concrete yard. sandbags are used to prevent inmates from flooding the cells with the water from their sinks or toilets. shields are required to protect officers while serving meals. signs designate certain inmates as spitters or slimers, those who throw urine or feces at officers. >> we had an incident not too long ago, where the inmate reached out through the cuff port, stabbed one of our staff, one of our officers. so now whenever the cuff port comes down, the staff will always put the shield in front of the cuff port to make sure no foreign object comes out of the cell to hurt our staff. >> should an assault occur, officers are armed with an arsenal of pepper spray, a pepper ball gun, and, if necessary, lethal power. >> these officers come here every day. and they put their life on the line, or they put up with not only verbal abuse, but physical abuse and me

b and b and very easy to find them because they have to put where the unit is. >> reporter: thinks one of the many building manages trolling air b and b to find unit owners subletting renting illegally. >> i tell them that they cannot rent but if they continue to try to list the unit there will be financial sanctions. >> reporter: by laws prohibit, violates insurance policies and safety of other owners. >> transient renter will not have have the same kind as stake as a long term resident. if someone were to come here and didn't belong here and they came to see the pope, they might find themselves on the street. >> reporter: real estate attorney gary, represents condo associations throughout center city and said management companies have every right to deny access. >> they went be able to get through the front door. they will be left high and dry and we don't like to do. that we don't want to do that to visitors to the city but we have to protect our client's need to protect the interests of the owners of the condominium. >> reporter: non-compliant owners could find themselves in court. >> there has been a lot of a

managers in the banking units says they were annoying distractions, including one of the clients they talked about was a saudi bank that had wired money twice to one of the 9/11 hijackers in 2001. u.s. managers called these red overallstractions -- ruled hsbc has made some progress, but the monitor says the bank still struggles with compliance and they need to redouble efforts. switching gears to president obama meeting with vietnam. in communist party leader, what he describes as a difficult history between the two countries, with a relationship based on mutual interests. remain,me differences the two countries are building new ties. part of that is vietnam's participation in talks on the dpp. -- tpp. it was a rare oval office meeting. is moving tose boost economic and defense ties with the country as china expands its influence in the region. finally, for those of you and the social media savvy singapore, you will like this one. singapore is seemingly insatiable appetite for facebook and twitter is streaking resources to -- breaking resources to breaking point. they are considering

units with the faulty balconies. the city is still checking whether apartment managers have come up with records for the other units. students visiting the scene for the first time want answers too. >> you can't just let a balcony fall, and no one to be accountable for it. if it goes unnoticed, then it might happen again. >> reporter: in berkely, eric rasmussen, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> there has been yet another shark attack off the coast of north carolina. we'll tell you about that, plus a dolphin goes airborne, jumping onto a boat in southern california, and breaking a woman's ankle. what her husband did next. >> we'll be tracking shower chances. the weather pattern continues to change as we head toward the weekend. we'll update the forecast for the 4th of july. >> a major victory in the fight against spreading hiv. the milestone in cuba. >>> following more breaking news tonight. this time out of east oakland, where police are investigating a deadly shooting. shots rang out around 7:45 this evening, near plymouth street, and 89th avenue. when officers arrived they found two men suffering from gunshot wounds. one of

it's hrc capital management is what she wants to turn the united states into. however, that being said -- >> i like that. >> yeah. >> i want you to know you've created a hostile work environment by forcing me to listen to her drone on. i'm going to this h.r. i don't know whether to hate you more or -- >> pot being ket fl you go to h.r. >> that's true. >> i don't know whether to hate you for more making me listen to that or hate larry fink at black rock for giving her dopey ideas about short term -- listen this is purely politics. it makes no sense. have some sort of -- >> listen okay let me -- but here's -- >> here's the politics. adam you should love this. she needs a -- >> i'm listening. >> she needs a wall street whipping boy. she can't beat up on goldman sachs because they give her -- they actually paid her money to listen to her speak like that by the way. that should be a shareholder revolt at goldman sachs. they can't -- she can't beat up on them or private equity because they pay her money too. they should be, you know blackstone should be in big troubl

much of a choice but to accept it that way, because presidents who come back to the united states with agreements manage usually and i think the president brilliantly framed it that way, to make it a choice between the deal on the table or nothing. the deal on the table or chaos. the deal on the table or maybe war. the president didn't focus all of his efforts on the question of whether he could have gotten this concession or that concession, or some other piece of the puzzle. he said, look, this is what we could do with the global partners we have, with the leverage that we had, this is it, or nothing. and i think in this situation, especially with the fact that we have to have the world with us, he's right. >> well, let me ask susan that question, because it comes down to, if you're a member of the senate or the house of representatives, you have this choice, kill this deal or accept this deal. can the enemies of the president make it, no, that's not the question, it's a question of whether he could have done better? even though that question is irrelevant, because there's only one deal out there. you

he spent last season with manchester united where he only managed four goals in 29 premier league appearancesill join up with former teammates. >> new coach said it's time for the italian team to be feared again. he's been presented to the media by the club president. the 18 time champions contend for last season. he is the fourth coach in a year and a half. >> we will be a bunch of devils and our colors will be red as the devil and black is the fear we will give our rivals. we have to work hard and be real professionals. >> tiger woods has shot his best round of the season as he continues preparings for the open championship in scotland in two weeks time. woods has been in action at the green bay classic in west virginia in the united states. shooting four under par, 66 in his opening round. good enough for a share of 12th place. he's four shots off the leader. it goes a long way to restoring confidence in the american after his worst ever professional round at the memorial last month. >> it was a pretty good day. i felt like a left of lot of opportunities out there too. i hit the ball bette

united airlines. american officials say the group that breached the office of personnel management may be responsible for this attack. they think the hackers are backed by china. the united airline hack happened back in may. they gain access to flight information and itineraries gaining flight information. >> philadelphia police may deploy hot spots throughout the city. 14 additional officers will be involved in the disrupt unit and target gun violence. chief comings said it comes in the midst of funding concerns. >> welcome sign hangs in philadelphia ahead of pope francis' visit in less than two months. pope francis will be in philadelphia for two days in september to take part in the world meeting of families. >> 4:53. up next on "action news," we'll be talking christmas on this warm july morning, find out where the white house is getting one of its christmas trees. >>> these ponies made their way across the waters from maryland to virginia, we'll show you the images of the yearly poney swim. hey, mom and dad! hey, kiddo! (dad) you caught us daydreaming. about a couple of touring bikes? (dad) yeah..

on his way to becoming the first african-american president, obama managed to unite the white liberals to backed him as insurgent candidate and african-american voters who favor the candidate of the establishment. no democratic insurgent made a coalition like that work before. obama did it in 2008 and in south carolina is when people realized it was happening so in 2008, insurgent obama beat establishment favorite hillary clinton and won the democratic nomination. he did what so many other insurgents before him tried and failed to do like gary hart, paul tsongas and bill bradley. sanders is technically an independent. self-described socialist which makes him pretty much the perfect candidate for the chunk of the democratic party where insurgents tend to draw their deepest support from those white liberal voters. sanders has been drawing huge crowds as a candidate. he's presented way more of a challenge to the establishment candidacy of clinton than most people had expected. but so far bernie sanders is nowhere when it comes to african-american voters. he's polled as low as 9% overall a

allow me a moment just to answer your question one, you've made a great point, the united states president obama managed to get these people, russia china, much of the europeans to say, you know what we are going to participate in a sanctions effort since 2013 with the intent of getting the iranians to negotiate a deal and that's what we've done. and then let me just say, what do we get? i said tokimberly. we get them as a partner under pressure from some of their economic allies in trying to bring peace and stability to the middle east. >> you think this is going bring peace -- >> this has the potential. >> how? >> well let -- >> what egypt? >> syria. >> aren't they all going to want the bomb now? >> they just gave them a whole bunch money. what about hezbollah and hamas. >> you guys want to give hatred and war and terrorism a chance but -- >> i'm not the one that said death to america. >> what are the options? what are your options? >> i love this point. >> kwai go right ahead. >> so they're making a bad deal and they go, well what's your alternative? and so the critic the critic it's the critic's res

very easy to find them because they have to put where the unit is. >> reporter: chuck homer of city view condos is one of many building managers trolling air b and b to find unit owners subletting. >> when i find a listing i tell them that they cannot rent. if they continue to try to list the unit there will be financial sanctions. >> reporter: condo bylaws prohibit short term rentals it violates insurance policies and safety of other owners. >> transient renter will not have the same stake as a person as a long term resident. if someone were to come hear and didn't blank here and they came as a pilgrimage to see a pope they might find themselves on the street. >> reporter: this real estate attorney represent is his condo associations throughout center city and says management companies have every right to deny access. >> they won't be able to get through the the front door so they will be left high and dry and we don't like to do. that we don't like to do that to visitors of the city but we have to protect our client's need, we need to protect the owners of the condominium. >> reporter: non-community owners could find themsel

of rockets, and if you were sitting in south korea, japan, or in a larger radius of the united states, if they manageo perfect icbm technologies, then friendly, that lives as a much more acute and strategic threat for the wider region that perhaps even those of iran, so as this unfolds over time, i believe there's going to be an increase in cooperation between united states and china on how you achieve the denuclearization of north korea. 10 years ago, very little common ground. now, i think xi jinping will see the north korean program as derailing so much of what he is trying to achieve for his country. ian: and now, a willingness, do you believe, on the part of china to talk about the peninsula if that was on the table? kevin rudd: i believe so, and very much so, and the sense of dialogue is very important. bear in mind, if you are looking at the world through the lens of beijing, you're trying to develop your economy, managing the market transition with all of the funds and twist in the road, like the stock market, which goes out of control for a few weeks, and with the object of raising living st

. >> firefighters did manage to save about 3 dozen units. they got the fire under control by 7:00 last night. >>> bart is not an option this weekend for anyone traveling between oakland and san francisco. that's because the transbay tube will be shut down. anne makovec is at the embarcadero station in san francisco. to tell us about a partial shutdown of the muni metro. >> reporter: good morning. transportation getting a little tricky around here. you're going to want to avoid unnecessary trips this weekend between the east bay and san francisco. if you have to go across the bay, plan on taking at least an extra hour. this is because of the closure of the transbay tube. it takes bart trains between san francisco and oakland. it's going to close at the end of bart service tonight. no trains through it saturday oar sunday. the west oakland station will be closed for maintenance and repair work on the tracks. bart riders planning ahead. >> staying home. >> not even going to try it. >> we'll let them fix the track. hopefully they can do it quick

morgan stanley would sell it's wealth management business and parts of its investment management unit trading point venture in japan. they'll start reviewing the plans with hopes of providing feedback later this summer. carolyn back to you. >> thank you for that. moving on a consumer group is urging the federal trade commission to make google bring it's right to be forgotten privacy protection from europe to the u.s. consumer watchdog in a complaint to be filed today argues with holding that ability is unfair and deceptive thanks to a court case last year europeans can ask google and other search engines to remove outdated and other accurate results giving web users more control over their online presence. >> americans were glued to their tv sets on monday night watching the u.s. women's team win the world cup. more than 25 million people watched fox's coverage of the game. a record audience for a soccer game in the u.s. the women's team lead japan 5-2 for the first world cup title in 16 years. the previous record was 18 million for last year's men's world cup group match between u.s.

on his way to becoming the first african-american president, obama managed to unite the white liberalsacked him as the insurgent candidate and the african-american voters who tend to favor the candidate of the establishment. no democratic insurgent made a coalition like that work before. obama did it in 2008 and in south carolina was where everyone realized for the first time that it was really actually happening. so in 2008 the insurgent obama beat the establishment favorite hillary clinton and won the democratic nomination. he did what so many other insurgents before him tried and had failed to do like gary hart back in 1984 paul tsongas in '92, bill bradley against al gore in 2000. they all had their moments but they all fell victim to the same demographic trap. >> this year's insurgent candidate you know him, vermont senator bernie sanders. he's aid self-described socialist which makes him pretty much the perfect candidate for the chunk of the democratic party where insurgents tend to draw their deepest support. sanders been drawing huge crowds is an a candidate. he has presented w

. >> reporter: they say managers offered them free pizza but they didn't know a safety inspection checklist for their unit seemed to be missing. >> that's kind of scary actually. >> reporter: records of communication between property management company gray star and the city of berkeley include a list of units in need of reinspection. gray star told the city inspection records for the units in gray were missing. >> at this point do we know if they found these inspection forms? >> you know, we'll be reviewing their forms. they submitted some forms today and we'll be making sure that it's complete and accurate. >> reporter: just as troubling the city says property managers used the wrong inspection form. in a letter to gray star the city said the self-inspections they did provide were missing signatures and dates. gray star refused to talk to us on camera but a spokesperson in a statement wrote, we provide city with various documents including 2014 inspection documents for both unit 405 and unit 305. the units with the faulty documents. inspectors are still looking into records for other units. >> you just

at bank of america, cfo bruce thompson leaving the company being replaced by the ceo of youth management unitsit on the news. is this a reason to bail on the stock? >> marty, you are the bear here. a lot of people are concerned this is systematic of a power structure. increasing hold on the power position but underlying of concern of what the direction of the bank is or should be. >> we believe moynihan has outlined his vision and direction. you look at these movements. i was cfo at a bank before. after four years, especially in this environment with so much compliance and regulatory headaches, you want to do something positive. bruce is looking for other opportunities to get out and start building business and not just putting out fires. i wouldn't read too much in this announcement we got last night. >> they are coming off a pretty good quarter. they actually saw some signs of loan growth and some signs that the legal issues and all of the headaches from the financial crisis are finally behind them. as a shareholder, are you pleased with management and do you have concerns about the shake-up

as a new unit we think the department of public health. the managers are organizing and reviewing requirements as stated in multiple managed care agreements it oversees and made aware of the requirements from the department of health care services of approved resolution to accompany its agreement with the city and county. thus we are requesting your retroactive approval to satisfy the requirements of the agreement and continue with the healthy kids program. i thank you for your consideration and at this point the healthy kids program officer kath lean and myself are happy to address any questions that you have. >> thank you very much. colleagues any questions. okay mr. rose can we. >> to your report on item 5? >> yes mr. chairman. as shown in table two and page 10 of our report the net reimbursement to the county would be 119,443. we recommend that you approve this resolution. >> okay. thank you mr. rose. seeing no other comments i will move this on to public comment. anyone wish to comment on item 5? seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel]

. >> the state of texas argued at the united states frame or two to manage confederate license plateswe won. we have been in the vanguard on this to ensure that we do not the the government be premature of embracing the images that would be hostile to some people. governor abbott was on hand for the opening bell of the new york stock exchange is being new horizons spacecraft is getting the first dose of pluto close-up of pluto. it was a downtown to a celebration. >> 4, 3, 2, 1. unmanned probe will get within 708 miles of pluto. it has traveled nine years and 3 billion miles. charityr the grew at a blockbuster rate last year. now that money is going to a drug in late stage trials. it gathered millions of views on social media and had high contributors. congressmany, ohio mike turner who sits about the house armed services committee joint betty liu. >> let's start with the fact that the president's bypassing the constitution, and if it is to be binding it should be a treaty. thehould be put before senate to be ratified. we are also dealing with a nation's leadership who have routinely t

united states government. the federal office of personnel management lost the most sensitive information for more than 22 million people. including financial histories and health records. major garrett found out what else was stoleen. >> reporter: the numbers are mind-boggling. hackers stole 19.7 million social security numbers of americans who underwent federal government background checks. another 1.8 million were taken from family and friends of the applicants. the data were stored at the office of personnel management. the federal government's clearinghouse for employee information. the hack also captured addresses, education and employment history. mental health, criminal and financial records. more than one million americans had their fingerprints stolen. so the vision turlt-- some victims have received these letters alerting them to the data breach and offering them credit monitoring and other services. the government says that so far there is no evidence the stolen data have been used for identity theft or other financial crimes. james lewis a cybersecurity analyst said china is the culprit and the count

time three engine companies got there, many trailers were a total loss but they did manage to save about three dozen units. but quite a mess yesterday afternoon. >>> looking at a map of california, looks like so much of california is ablaze. >> in the good old days before the drought, fire season really got under way in september and october. it's just not good news. but the forecast shows things are cooling down for today in the bay area and for the weekend. in fact, there's even a chance maybe of a thunderstorm or two. we'll discuss this. but first let's go outside and start where we left off with the numbers around the bay area. 64 to start out your friday morning. 60 at san francisco and 64 in san jose. as we look down san jose, santa clara way, headlines we are going to look for a slight thunderstorm chance today. not much. you will mostly see a few high clouds from time to time. it will cool off a bit, as well. and the weekend will be near seasonal averages again and as we head into next week, it looks as if things remain fairly on an even keel with numbers mostly in the 80s inland and 60s near the