. >> reporter: and people are happy that it goes unon in the wake of a court decision. >> it's over with so embrace it. just like the supreme court ruling. it's a special day. there's no way you can stop people this weekend. you can say there's no parade, they would show up and make a praipped you can't stop the love, baby. you can't. >> reporter: emily turner, kr norks 4 news. >> other celebrations took place across san francisco. several came out to celebrate the local dyke march. others took to the civic center for live music and entertainment. but from dolores park, the message of the celebrations was clear. >> there's fantastic energy here. everything is positive and consensual. certain enjoying having fun together. >> tomorrow's san francisco pride parade is sure to be a special one. it kicks off at 10:30 in the morning. for more information on parade route and street closures, head to our full website there. b.a.r.t. officials say they will be providing longer trains to accommodate all the crowds. >>> the grateful dead tour kicked off tonight at levi stadium. it's the first show o

behind me, particularly the conservatives openly accusing the government of moving forward based on an unon aned agenda to bring about the the environment in which an exit by greece eurozone would take place. now the ref run dumb was defended earlier in brussels. they said neither do they have the mandate but neither do they have the authority to accept it. that, he said, has to be done by to be done by 50% of the greek people. it's a bit of a fig leaf of an excuse but it demonstrates that this government did not feel it got enough of what it wanted even though it's position was greatly approached at the end of the week by the counter proposal by creditors but it is evidenced that they're worried about party unity and national unity if they having professed in the election in jab that they would not bring any austerity measures and then proceeded to do so. they also made clear how unhappy greece's eurozone partners are. saying as much as they regret to reject what was on the table even though talks were not concluded even though prime minister alexis tsipras said that he did warn them by te

the ruling is non binding and applies to only unone driver they say. and the driver performed services as an independent bona fide employee. and drivers choose to use uber because they have complete flexibility and control. the majority can and do earn their living from multiple sources including other ride sharing companies. >> the labor commissioner ruling is important because the fact that uber and lyft consider their drivers independent and not employees is a key part of their business models. this could stand to impact big cases against both uber and lyft in the state that are making y flu through the courts over whether drivers are in fact empl previous interview one of the plaintiffs attorneys in those cases said that contractor classificatis to boost bottom lines. >> companies like to use what they call independent s instef employees because they get to save all kind of costs. they don't have to worry about wage laws or unemployment or p or other protections tha employees get. >> wednesday, the labor commission ruling is a positive development

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if you take the average of these, this most recent unone being 70%. it's about 62%. this current move of six, seven weeks is a little bigger than average. and what has happened after this? well, we've gotten correction. there have been five of them. 19, 28, and 10 forth. you can see the numbers quite clearly. the average correction is 21%. so you have six powerful advances, each lasting several weeks to two months. average is 60-plus percent. and we have one now. and then each one has given way to a correction. this is a very steep situation. at a minimum if you're long take some profits. and if you have the fortitude and courage to do it go short. >> mike, what would you do? >> i certainly wouldn't go short the stock here and it would be hard to do that because right now the short interest is about 26% of the float. and the other thing that makes that challenging is when you see that happen the price of puts tends to go up a whole lot. valuation on this company is similarly off the charts. we're talking about a company that's trading about 14 times less 12-month rev

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lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this tuesday afternoon, unone member of our commuter team talking about a vehicle stopped on the road at 617 in camden we'll check it again coming up in the next half hour. >> thank you. more ahead on "action news" at 4:00, a music mogul gets arrested after an attack on a college campus and new information on the prison break in upstate new york, today we learned more details on how they managed to pull off their escape. and uber, what the ride sharing service is thinking of doing next and how one privacy group is crying foul. earth to tom! just day dreamin'. about an in-ground pool? yeah! i am! with a hot tub? uh-huh. and a waterfall! how did you know that? you've got that new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. oh yeah! super $1,000 frenzy. with top prizes of $300,000. [announcer] want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> calls to get rid of the confederate flag is growing louder, a rally in south carolina drew several hundred p

it appears to show him pulling his unon an unarmed bikini clad girl and throwing her on the ground. officers were called to the receive after reports of a fight at a community pool. >> >>>a 14-year-old girl assaulted by this corporal officer is in pain. she's going through some emotional shock because of twa took place with her. now from my understanding and what we were told the officer never asked any questions. he jumped out of the car and immediately started running to the black kid. we would like to know why. >> many of the officers' supporters say the seven 46 minute video doesn't show the whole story, including the large group of unruly people who confronted officers as they arrived. >> preschool or sesame street. the new information that sesame street may be more valuable than preschool for your toddler. >>> music for your ears and software for your watch. i'm scott budman with all the apple updates coming up . >>> we're following breaking news now in the east bay. you can see the smoke down below. our nbc chopper with live pictures here. this is right off the freeway. a gra

unone north of 42 causing slowing with speeds in the 20s spilling back to the northbound side of 42 ands gone and row open there, and delran watch for a wreck at chester avenue at the 1:30 diner. brian and eva back over to you. >> a lot of food talk, i am ready. meteorologist, adam joseph back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> all right meteorologist, adam joseph joining us now it's grass is starting to look a little greener, it will happen over the weekend and the rain will grow dramatically it's a lot of work to cut it by saturday and sunday but you know what, we need sunshine to come back and a little bit of brightening, we need these roses, a beauty there the pink, the rose bushes typically bloom all summer long and look breathtaking and after a fresh drink of water they will thrive the next couple of weeks and also dealing with showers down to the south throughout the entire day from cape may to wildwood and stone harbor and sea isle city and avalon and eastbound and inland and westbound and norristown some showers on and off. as we look at temperatures 69 and

it winds unon the train's path.how you the after math after that. >>> a group of whales on the atlantic coast. we'll tell you why some experts are worried they may run into a certain famous shark. >>> just about 6:45. 55 degrees outside. we have new video of a crash in jacksonville florida, where an amtrak train slammed into a car splitting it in half. you can see if you saw in the video that the car didn't stop at the railroad crossing bars tried to cut across it was hit by the train. let's show you what the car looked like after the crash. the passenger in the back seat was thrown from the car, but that person and the driver walked away with just bumps and bruises. a third person in the car wasn't hurt at all. nobody on the train was hurt either. >>> the new freedom act passed by congress and signed by president obama is expected to take a few days to go into effect. the president put his signature on the bill late last night. it's a replacement for the patriot act which expired on sunday. the freedom act will all

they are the unones you will see living in tents in paris for some time. they have been moved on from the french police. a lot of local people resented this. terrible story out of china. but the country's transport minister says all hope has not been glymph up. the river boat the even star it capsized on monday, hundreds of passengers many of them elderly still missing and rescuers say they have heard people crying for help from inside the vessel. 458 people were onboard. here is rob mcbride in hong kong. hundreds of tourists mostly retired workers were taking the trip of a lifetime to the popular three gorges dam area. >> the captain who was rescued soon after said it was struck by a freak storm what he described as a tornado. most of the passengers were asleep below deck, and had little chance to escape, as the vessel sank in two minutes. >> as overs and rescue teams rushed to the area, hopes were raised as sounds and shouted for help were heard coming from inside the hole. the next step is to continue efforting. as long as there's a little bit of hope w

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if you think back there hasn't been unone u.s. internet company successful in china.ess you have a partnership. look at linked in. a partnership in the media side is important. >> normally the westerners would take a stake in the chinese company. has it turned around where the chinese might ask for a stake in a western company. >> it could be and that's even more recently. looked at the linked in. it's more of a jv and how they're getting in there. yahoo and taking a 40% stake in alibaba, it's taking a turn. >> twitter, what do you do now? >> we saw trends on users that were deteriorating. we thought pricing was ineffective for their ads and more expensive than facebook. we think both of the problems are a couple of quarters before they get them resolved. >> we could talk more but we have to leave it. thank you for joining us. >> when we come back san francisco voting to put warning labels on all ads for sugary drinks. it is the first law of its kind in this country. we'll talk to the city supervisor who proposed the bill later on. here at the td ameritrade trader gro

if you really gut lek key, one of -- let lucky, unone of them may have killed the other.ve found dna, but they didn't indicate whether it came from one or both former pridzs. that's a very good point. >> and, neil, if they're going to split up, one is going to be smart enough to say he could get caught in here a mile, he's gotta go. they're the epitome of self-preservation. they're not buddies -- they're buddies for as long as they have to be. that's a prison. neil: interesting stuff. thank you very much. >> thank you, neil. neil: in the meantime, come next week we're going to have our 14th entrant in the republican presidential race, chris christie expected to announce. but will he be among those that's taken that no new tax hike pledge? grover norquist the guy demanding it, and he is the guy the candidates -- i don't know how to put it, they do suck up to him. they don't want to get on his wrong side. he's next. sion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i

and the problem also is because of the new traffic pattern and barriers he set unon the vine and delaysg a lull rain-wise. light shower south of wilmington and cluster of slightly heavier stuff pushing away from bucks county. temperatures under cloud didn't skies right now are on the mild side in most neighborhoods. 72 in philadelphia, 61 allentown. not feeling bad right now. still on the humid side today. today's high 83. after a morning and early afternoon lull later this afternoon and this evening they'll be another rounds of heavy rain producing showers and thunderstorms. tam. >> okay. thank you, david. coming up on "action news" at noon key parts of patriot act expired overnight and this leaves nsa without awe way toy collect vital information from americans though others say it's a good thing in terms of privacy concerns. with the clock ticking we're following what law makesers are expected to do today at noon. "live with kelly and michael" next on 6abc. i'm tamala edwards, have a great well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitti

the reason that the treasury department has selected the $10 bill is the $10 bill is currently the unone under review for upgraded redesign for security purposes. so it's the appropriate time to be considering changes like this and that's why this discussion is happening in the context of the $10 bill. >> matt, nice to see you today. guest appearance? >> thanks. >> welcome back. >> thanks. on charleston in the aftermath of the mass shooting there, the president has lamented about the politics of washington blocking any kind of gun control legislation. some have interpreted that to mean he's basically giving up on making any efforts on that issue. is that the case in factor is there a chance the president might try to revisit this before the end of his term? >> that conclusion is wrong. and i think it's pretty evident from the president's words and his body language not just when he spoke at this podium on thursday but in remarks he delivered over the course of his trip to the west coast this week, that this is something that he's passionate about and for good reason. what the president i