that's according to an alarming usgs report just uncovered by the "new york times." among them, the iconic transamerica pyramid on montgomery. it's one of merely 40 steel frame high-rises constructed in san francisco between 1960 and 1994. builders switches from bolts and rivets to welding. the problem was 1994 when the northridge quake fractured critical parts. the building then outlawed the method. then dozens of san francisco high-rises went up using the technique including the hartford building at 650 california and 211 main street, which houses the "new york times"' bay area bureau. "salesforce" west also made the list. the 4 3-story building at 50 fremont sits directly across from the brand-new "salesforce tower" which incidentally is not a steel framed building. other notable addresses include the old bank of america at 555 california and the embarcadero center. a cluster of four buildings that thousands of people pass through every day. there are also two potential trouble spots staring each other in the face! this is at beale and mission. and pg&e headquarte

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usgs explains there is more to it than just scorching molten rock.saying is it safe to roast marshmallows over volcanoing vent-- volcanic vents? if it is emitting a lot of sulfide they would taste bad and if you add sulfuric acid to get sugar you probably get a spectacular reaction. >> not one that you probably want to talk about. >> is it toasting marshmallows or roasting? >> it's toasting. >> a little research. roast means to expose to heat and cook it through. toasting is browning the outside. >> you got us. i hear in the background. >> facts first. >> thank you so much for starting your morning wh us. we are always appreciative of you and we hope you make good memories this weekend. inside politics with john king starts now. >>> a hand delivered letter from kim jong-un. the singapore summit is on. >> getting to know you meeting. >> plus a blockbuster jobs report. will a trade war turn that boom to bust? >> you have to believe that at some point common

buyany's -- has agreed to usg value that $11 billion. irkshire hathaway -- it's stake for the deal.e to buy envision health care. the deal is valued at a must $10 billion. almost $10d at billion. that's your latest bloomberg business flash for this hour. we have stocks moving but really taking a bit of a breather before tonight. tonight. caroline: from european headquarters in london, i'm caroline hyde. stocks finishing of the day of european trading, i'm looking at where the extra indices are finishing. day for italian ftse movement since april 2017. it is all based on the fact the finance minisr has said we are remaining in the euro. the worst-case scenario seems to be pushing back. spain is higher, euro stocks overall up about a percentage point. we are seeing those r- the banks rally in particular. the bond to bury well in terms of italian 10 year yields coming down. we saw greece up, let's look at the movement of the standalone index. everything in the green. not one single red in the view. the banks of the leaders of the pack. ane we won't see quite such effect going on betwee

according to a report by the usgs, the office of senator dianne feinstein and former bank of america building could collapse if a quake as strong as the one in 1906 hit. last month, to make it mandatory for cities to create an inventory of seismically vulnerable buildings. how do y >>> we are joined for tonight's bay area proud. >> we first profiled eugene in a bay area proud story for reasons you're about to see. after the story, eugene went on the hunt for someone to give him a job being kind to others. he didn't find one. you can guess what he did next. three years ago, eugene pulled off a single, monumental act of kindness. really big. like climbing mountains big. >> i claimed several yes, i did. yeah. >> reporter: in 2015, eugene hiked the pacific crest trail, from mexico to canada. raising money along the way for a paraplegic man he barely knew at the time. arthur rentwitki. so that he could buy device to help him walk for the first time in a decade. when all was said and done, though, eugene was faced with a question. how do you top such a big act of kindness? with thousands o

usg was founded in 1992 and will keep headquarters in chicago. the company expects to seal the deal early next year. sophie is in new york. in the middle of the transatlantic trade dispute, how has the news of the acquisition gone down over there and mark -- over there? >> it seems like a win-win situation. this is the biggest maker of wallboard. they filed for bankruptcy protection in 2001. warren buffett bowed out the company with $300 million in funding. berkshire tri-state became so large that it could not sell the shares in the open market without pushing down the price. this deal allows brookshire to exit what buffett has called a disappointing investment. the new owner will get to reap the gains of a recovering u.s. housing market. >> how do they respond to the g7 mayhem? >> investors don't care about any summit at the moment. this is not easy to understand and even harder to expin. these summits could have significant impact on u.s. companies and also the stock market. when i talked to traders, they tell me there is simply not enough mone

usg the syem herse, and she's impressed. marietta: of course, i've had one at home for three years already. it's great. it saves money and makes the housework easier. reporter: nana gurabanidze is back from the market, and the r safter e children.law are at worno time for a break.e. nana: i'm 60 years old, and i think my life is almost over. i'd do anything to give my children and grandchildren a better future. i hope they have a better life. reporter: and hot water straight from the tap is a good place to start. host: this week on global snack, we visit a very special fast-food joint in berlin. reporter: kreuzberg, berlin's melting pot, and traditionally, a bastion of subculture. it's also home to an exciting food scene. there's a lore to than kebab shops. now open for nine months, goldies has become a popular local haunt. its specialty is fries -- fries with a difference. vladislav: we fry them either in beef fat or peanut oil. guests can choose. if they order a vegetarian dish, they're done in peanut oil. if they order a

the new usgs report predicts a magnitude 7 earthquake on the hayward fault could leave 400,000 californians without a place to go. over 250,000 people in southern california could become refung g fuj gees if the san andreas fault goes out. fires could burn the entire neighborhoods it's affected by and it could be more damaging than the quake itself. >>> a brand-new department is opening today at the alameda county superior court. its sole purpose is to handle domestic violence cases. that includes restraining orders and gun collection monitoring and anger management classes and much more. >> starting today, you can use the time you spend waiting for a flight to learn how to stay safe or actually -- >> save a life. oaklandternional wants you to spend two minutes learning cpr. watch this, the american heart association training kiosk walks you through the bics of hands only cpr, where to put your hands how hard to push, how often. then you get to test your skills on a rubber mannequin. i passed with a score of 84, i'm good to go. passengers say it's a great >> cpr saves lives and the more ins

. >>> the usgs is providing this aerial view of the hawaiian shoreline where lava continues to spillnto tnef the larger fissures which is producing rivers of change in wind can bring the haze of dust and gas into populated areas. >>> if bike lanes are looking cleaner, it'shank tchnolo the specialized sleep sweepers are able to get into the narrow bike lanes that are sectioned off to traffic. >> the guys are out every day making sure that all the several miles of cycling that are available all around our beautiful city are being kept clean. so several times a week many of the green lanes get clean. >> they remind me of the little sleepers in wally. the city has 15 miles of protected bike lanes. before the new sweeper trucks, public works crews had to do it by hand. >> nice to hear. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. san mateo county, the fair continues today under strong sunshine. opening the gates at noon at 67. we warm to 74 at 3:00, town to 66 at 7:00. a day game over at the coliseum, 67, that's your 12:35 first pitch. grab the sunscreen and sun

the usgs says gas emissions from this fissure have nearly doubled, and the heat from the same fissureually evaporated, the largest freshwater lake on the big island in 90 minutes. meanwhile, in the southern sierra nevada mountains, a man was swept away by a fast moving river and drowned. happened yesterday. the victim identified as a 36-year-old visitor from los angeles. >> it's sad, but it does happen how dangerous this river can be. >> a nearby restaurant owner says he doesn't even offer public access to the river because it can be so dangerous. this was the first drowning of the year for sequoia national park, but there have been dozens of water rescues. >>> coming up, former president bill clinton catching heat for what he says you can do to someone against their will. >> tesla's tax rebates for customers could be in jeopardy. what the state may order the car maker to improve. >> plus, everything you need to know about tomorrow's warriors parade and the big change this year. here's his response.. to a question about the sexual harassment scandal that cost senator al franken his jo

according to a report by the usgs, the headquarters of pg&e, the office of senator dianne feinstein, and the former bank of america building are among 40 high rise buildings likely to collapse in a 1906-size earthquake. that earthquake was estimated at . magnitude of 7.9. something incredible is coming to disney california adventure park. it must be epic! thrilling!...daring! come ride the incredicoaster. it's going to be simply exhilarating dahling! >>> well, a kind of mixed bag for the giants and a's today on the field. the giants beat the6 innings whe swept by houston at the coliseum. more importantly for both teams, their starting third basemen had to leave both games with injuri giants third base man evan longoria fractured his hand when he was hit by a pitch. matt chapman had to leave the game with a hand contusion. unknown how long both players will be out. >>> tomorrow on our award winning documentary series, bay area revelations, we take a look back at some of the most memorable teams in bay area baseball history. one of the most successful oakland a's squads came in the lat

usg is a maker of sheet rock and fiber rock.n germany have added audi ceo as a suspect in the omissions scandal. -- in the emissions scandal. 20 people are being investigated for fraud and falsifying public documents over sales of cars. a cryptocurrencies hack in south korea has made the bitcoin slumped even worse. there's been a selloff since friday and bitcoins decline this year has now gone past 50%. a south korean exchange says that some of its currency appears to have been stolen by hackers. david: another warning on the rise of the machines, this comes from goldman sachs. analysts say high-frequency traders are a risk the markets. -- when shocks cause price to klein, traders reason to assume the shop is being driven by fundamental news. their optimum responses to withdraw liquidity or withdraw from them altogether. katsuyama,come brad the ceo of the first stock exchange to opera trading venue that shefra. good to have you here. how do you react to that allegation? it sounds right to us. machines can make mistakes. speedwhe

the usgs said gas emissions from this future have nearly doubled. it evaporated the largest freshwater lake on the big island. >>> a wildfire in colorado forces thousands to evacuate their homes. the fire burned 25,000 acres so far and forced the closure of the san juan national forest. the fire broke out june 1st and now, it is only 10% contained. >>> the latest project from elon musk isn't too popular with california firefighters. it is a flamethrower sold to fund the firm called the boring company and as stately butler explains, customers can't get enough of this. >> reporter: flamethrowers that look like weapons are the latest sensation from elon musk and he's already sold 20,000. is orange county firefighters -- as orange county firefighters are extinguishing flames from wildfires, the firefighters are sg we have moisture very low and when you have somebody, kids, playing with flamethrowers, it will be a recipe for disaster. >> reporter: elon musk made $10 million on the flamethrowers to raise money for his tunnel construction company. at $500

footage from usgs shows ush why.amawho sdmz amaids maidsing to see from the drone the expansion of the sumatr rater. welcomeologist say with each explosion the creator expands. >> this is getting deeper and deeper as sxloss continue to happen. >> what does that mean. >>> well, i'm not entirely sure what it means. youe wouldthought whatever gaz oing on initially that the mag ma would have dripd out and gone to the east rift sdob. that happened early days may. since that timeoe the dit mean it's continuing torain. >> it's hard to predict what will happen next becsse too dangerous to observe the voll kapo directly. researchers rel on early quakes and gravityrs to tand the eruption and another lingeing question.. will >> molten lava comeso back t the summit. but, when we can't say. that's the history. mantleat location.om deep some at so it was stopped in the east rip zone. >> reporter: thatin is so ating. never gets old to me. fantastic report and quite intrig. sorry they're still deal with it though. we have to get rea

janet babb/usgs geologist "it's a lot easier to forecast when an eruption will begin then to forecasts covering about an eight-square mile area....or about two- tenths of one percent of the entire island.talmadge magno/hawaii civil defense administrator"depending on where the flow goes, there could be more damage ahead, so we're watching it."and there are other concerns as well.dr. janet babb/usgs geologist "actually what's really been keeping me up at night are the earthquakes, at the summit, it's been just rocking and rolling about every other day." there have been more than 12- thousand tremors since may fourth, according to the u-s geological survey.the island historically averages about one-thousand per month.but despite all the damage and uncertainty about the future, there may be reason for optimism.a rainbow was spotted at the kilauea volcano tuesday. i'm john lorinc reporting. ( robin )residents of the island are also dealing with an airborne threat. it's called "laze"....or lava haze....that occurs when lava hits ocean water. (robin) coming up on the kron four morning news..

what does the usg do when nondemocratic governments try to secure u.s. help or what they call terrorists or extremists who are nothing more than peaceful critics or ethnic minorities? the example being in china. >> when governments try to enlist us to help them, they don't get it. so let me take a step back and sort of layout the big picture before answering the details of that question. since 9/11, the united states has worked hard with other partners to establish a rough geo -- a rough global consensus that terrorism is always every where illegitima. the boundaries a bit fuzzy but there is no question that exists. that creates opportunities for united states and like minded countries that share our interests to cooperate together to build alliances and coalitions around that principle of countering tersm. it also creates opportunities for adds ver sarry-- adversarie this is terrorism, when it's groups rights and liberties that we in the united states experience every day and are grateful for. so we are always aware of the potential for counter terroris

. >> usgs sends a drone over the kilauea volcano.shows how it's changing after being drained of lava. >>> looking for something different besides milk and cheese? we have the dairy products you haven't heard of but are delicious. >>> beautiful morning out there by the city by the bay as we give you a live look looking to china basin. beautiful morning now. in fact, if you missed it, a beautiful night at china basin. bottom of the 9th, one out, zero zero score. giants fans are screaming with a walk off home run. giants win 4 in a row. congratulations. he leads the all star shot stops in vote getting. that is something that he has never done. he has been to the all star game but not as a starter. oakland a's playing good ball. >> last year the giants were about 25 games out of first place, struggling and done. a's 17 1/2 out. what a difference a year makes. >> the a's president will join us in 30 minutes. anything you want to ask him. >> the new ballpark. the existing coliseum or up near the ports. >> he will tell us where it's going t

they've been $44 for usg which is a registered trademark.f things are so bad, why would one german company bid on this the answer is because it's an inexpensive company. two, because housing is good you get a lot of negativity about housing because we've seen the housing stocks kind of plateau. we've seen stanley black black & decker not do that well. we've been wondering but i would tell you home depot stock as it sneaks up is emblematic of what i see. mass coe is better than people think. i think stanley is better. i actually even begin to question if the raw costs come down that sherwin williams is good this is verification to me tha housing is alive and well. it's an important bid. >> yeah. >> warren buffet was tired of this. >> what do you think it does to pricing of this building material >> there aren't that many companies in that business anymore. i think pricing has been tentative, as always because it's very expensive. you can build a support plan for quickly. why would the company spend all the money and take it out of warren buff

this video was released yesterday by the usgs. some of the lava now flowing at 15 miles per hour. doesn't sound fast, but look at it. authorities now advising residents and tourists to stay away. tourists could be fined or arrested if caught taking pictures. so far more than 600 homes have been destroyed. >>> >>> this is droneview 7 showing you the eel river. what you can't see is illegal pot farms. law enforcement is cracking down on the unlawful farms. dan noyes has more on the latest raids. >> reporter: there is a range of farmers in the three counties that is ground zero for decades. those who follow the rules and the illegal grows sometimes hidden on federal land. now the state is cracking down warning farmers to clean untheir act or shut down. humboldt county is home to red wood forests, creeks and streams and pot. the county sheriff showed us these photos from a recent raid where you can see the dirty side of the weed industry. investigators found trash, hazardous waste and raw sewage. >> there is a long history of illegal cultivation in the north coast. >> reporter: chief

and this video was provided by the usgs. lava fountains from one of the fissures reached heights up to 130 feet. and as many as 700 homes have been destroyed. the department of health recommends residents with breathing issues should limit their outside activities and stay inside. >>> abc 7 news was in pacific heights when former secretary of state hillary clinton arrived at hamlin school. she spoke to 8th graders and their family during yesterday's graduation. >> so congratulations. i can't wait to see the mark you make on the world. >> i really loved her comments about perseverance and bravery and that will definitely channel through my decisions in the future. >> halt lynn school kept the event private. the school even denied at one point that the former presidential candidate and first lady was everyone going to be e be on campus. >>> an elementary school will be named after an undocumented imgrakts. antonio vargas made headlines when he shared his story in 2011 of how he came from the philippines. he workedchronicle and

this video was provided by the usgs. lava fountains reached heights up to 130 feet as many as 700 homes have been destroyed. the department of health recommends residents with breathing issues should limit outside activities and stay indoors. >>> students at one san francisco middle school were in for a very special treat at their graduation ceremony yesterday. dion lim was there as hillary clinton spoke at the hamlin school. >> reporter: hillary clinton's appearance was kept hush-hush from the public, but the applaughe hamlin school's eighth grade graduation friday were treated to a very special guest speaker. >> it was surreal to see her in person. >> reporter: while the school kept the event private, it was clear judging by blocked roads.d police presence and secret service. sure enough at about quarter to 10:00, clinton and her entourage are were whisked inside. with limited seating, many parents watched from afar. thesage anlimages were taken fra neighboring condo complex. >> i didn't know she had those hardships of

the usgs says the fast-moving lava createdw mile an as cool the lava destroyed 600 homes since early last month. geologists say the eruption has pumped enough lava to fill 4500 olympic -sized pools and there is still no end in sight. >>> the queen turned 92 in april. but, the official celebration was held in june. yesterday, the royal family and troops gathered for the horse guards parade, or trooping of the color. the world family joined in for the parade and official buckingham palace balcony photos. >>> coming up, the bear area woman -- bay area woman who is going above and beyond to help students receive the care they need. we'll meet this week's student in rising above. so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. and there is a growing concern that the state's healthcare community lacks the resources to take care of its latino citizens. >>> in a little over 40 years from now, it's estimated that 40% of all californians will iden

the usgs says a magnitude 2.4 earthquake hit about 9 pm last night just outside of an area where therere a lot of homes. we have not heard of any damage yet. on tuesday, a smaller 1.1 magnitude earthquake happened in alamo. the sender that earthquake was near stone valley middle school. >>> a new report indicates there is not housing enough being built on the peninsula. a nonprofit group released a report that says san mateo county added more than 72,000 jobs in the years between 2010 and 2015. only 3800 new homes were built in that time. that amounts to one new home for every 19 new jobs. researchers say low income workers are forced to live further away from their places of employment. the study also suggests residents need an annual salary of $382,000 to afford the average priced home in the county, which is $1.6 million. >>> crews in san francisco will start the annual sand relocation project at ocean beach. one lane of traffic on the great highway southbound will be closed between lincoln way and sloan boulevard for up to eight weekdays from 7 am to 4 pm. the crews will move sand

mooney says it's unlikely the collpase of the ladder structure would impact northern california, where usgse concluded there is a 72-chance of one or more magnitude 6- point-7 or greater earthquakes in the next 30 years. in menlo park rob fladeboe kron4 news (ken) kron4 news rob fladeboe kron4 news (ken) a new investigation is revealing schools are not seeing more funds despite booming california lottery sales. eight years ago.... state lawmakers eliminated a requirement that 34 cents of every lottery dollar go to education. the idea was to free up the lottery to fatten jackpots although it would lower the percentage going to schools.... extra ticket sales could push the dollar amounts higher. but the changes mean it takes longer to reach the same level of support. these days the contribution is just 23 cents. (ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the embarcadero (pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: this is the last full day of spring but it seemed more like sumnmer with patchy coastal fog and sunshine elsewhere

the usgs says lav even appears to be flowing on to the ocean floor. >> at least 600 islands on the bigd. people evacuated from the leilani estates neighborhood were allowed back in to see what's left. >>> hurricanes and tropical storms around the world, they're moving slowly. this is according to a new study. and there's a big problem with that because there are more potentially deadly effects from a slow mover. >> let's learn about those with allison chinchar in the weather center. typically we think that it's the speed of the wind that kills. tell us more about the speed of the storm. >> yeah, so 70% of the deaths from hurricanes occur from flooding, not from tornadoes or winds making trees fall. already flooding is a big concern. now as we talk about storms slowing and they are, 10% decrease in forward speed between 1949 and 2016. over land, where you have the biggest impacts, you're noticing that slowing between 20% to 30%. that causes a huge problem in dealing with flooding. for that -- forecast brought to you by green mountain coffee roasters, backed with goodness. let's get more

this is a pakistani artistin usg a technique baseuron miniat paintings from persia and indiae th steps will remain decorated ahead of next week's inaugural by the people festival. it's a four-day event in d.c.at 's free and will feature everything from ballet to punk rom. >>> you'll want to stick around for this -- giving back to a veteran who served our country in world war ii. coming up, we're there as this 92 years young woman goes for the ride of her life >>> and doug is tracking a major warmup. warmup. dare weee heat wa?ve thefor montgomery county endorsesexecutive.ir "the best chance of injecting a dose of vitality into a county that badly needs it." at"realistic ideas foacting new businesses, extending pre-k, improving traffic." "a progressive leader, for jobs, to fund schools without more taxes, to take on the nra and combat gun violence." "an eagerness to listen." "ergy." "a passion for innovation." daviblair, democrat for montgomery county executive, endorsed by the washington post. >>> how cool wouldt haeen do to do the whole show outside? >> on the weath >> i couldn't do it

this video was released yesterday by the usgs. some of the lava now flowing at 15 miles per hour. doesn't sound fast, but look at it. authorities now advising residents and tourists to stay away. tourists could be fined or arrested if caught taking pictures. so far more than 600 homes have been destroyed. you the eel river. what you can't see is illegal pot farms. law enforcement is cracking down on the unlawful farms. dan noyes has more on the latest raids. >> reporter: there is a range of farmers in the three counties that is ground zero for decades. those who follow the rules and the illegal grows sometimes hidden on federal land. now the state is cracking down warning farmers to clean up their act or shut down. humboldt county is home to redwood forests, creeks and streams and pot. the county sheriff showed us these photos from a recent raid where you can see the dirty side of the weed industry. investigators found trash, hazardous waste and raw sewage. >>ng history of illegal cultivation in the north coast. >> reporter: chief david bess - folks who want to comply getting on b

this video was provided by the usgs. lava fountains reached heights up to 130 feet as many as 700 homes have been destroyed. the department of health recommends residents with breathing issues should limit outside activities and stay indoors. >>> abc 7 news was in pacific heights when hillary clinton arrived at hamlin school. clinton spoke to 8th graders and their families during the graduation at the all girls private school. >> so congratulations. i can't wait to see the mark you make on the world. >> i really lover comments about perseverance and bravery and that will definitely channel through my decisions in the future. >> hamlin school kept the event private. the school even denied at one point that the former presidential candidate and first lady would be on campus. >>> 8:14. an elementary school in mountain view is going to be named after an undocumented immigrant and activist. jose antonio vargas made headlines when he shared his story in 2011 of how he came to america from the philippines and grew up in mountai

this video was released yesterday by the usgs. some of the lava now flowing at 15 miles per hour. doesn't sound fast, but look at it. authorities now advising residents and tourists to stay away. tourists could be fined or arrested if caught taking pictures. so far more than 600 hoimes hav been destroyed. >>> a southern california pet store chain is licking its wound after its proposed store was rejected. in a letter to the neighborhood, founders of healthy spot thanked some merchants and individual, but labeled criticism of their company as mischaracterizations. they wanted to move into the old radio shack location, but other pet store owners protested the proposal. >>> this is droneview 7 showing you the ee river. what you can't see is illegal pot farms. law enforcement is cracking down on the unlawful farms. dan noyes has more on the latest raids. >> reporter: there is a range of farmers in the three counties that is ground zero for decades. those who follow the rules and the illegal grows sometimes hidden on federal land. now the state is cracking down warning farmers to clean

according to a report of usgs and the office of dianne feinstein and the bank of america building are among 40 high rights likely to clapts -- collapse the size of the earthquake hit in 1906 and estimated at a magnitude 7.9. >>> a developing story to daytona beach, florida, this morning investigators are trying to figure out how a roller coaster ride went tragically wrong. the first car flew off the tracks, two riders plunging 30 feet to the ground. gabe guiterrez is in daytona beach with the latest on the frightening story. >> reporter: a fun night at a florida amusement park quickly turned into a nightmare. >> two cars from the roller coaster fell off and there are people on the costar. >> reporter: at the marti gras fun center in daytona beach on a ride called the sand blaster. the the front car going off the rails, dangling. >> please don't move -- >> panicked screams. >> two riders falling three stories to the ground. another desperately clinging to the ride. >> female's still on the car but hanging off of it. someone is holding on, puller her in. >> it looked like it just flippe

the other issue we ran into and this is happening, director garcia, across the city as usgs who regulates some of the seismic codes has increased the threshold for earthquakes, the proximity to the actual fault line as well as some other aspects to it are creating buildings to become more resistant to greater forces. so we are seeing a lot of our clinics that 10 years ago seismically were okay are not. that's the same thing for libraries and rec park. all those small buildings that were built, you know, pre60s and pre50s are going to run into the same thing. so those are our challenges on the clinics. >> commissioner guillermo: and are those built into the timelines or are they not? >> both the cost and the time are built in now. >> commissioner guillermo: okay. >> i think that we are always watching the cost and we know throughout the stay and throughout the region that there is a lot of construction going on and so there could be -- that's what we watch and that's why you are getting quarterly reports and then we have twice a month meetings to really look at the capital projects. but co

ken bastida is here now with an alarming usgs report just uncovered by the new york times. ken? >> you're looking at one of those buildings right behind me, of course, the iconic transamerica pyramid on montgomery. it is one of nearly 40 steel framed high rises constructed in san francisco between 1960 and 1994 when builder switched from bolts and rivets to welding. the problem with that welding technique came to light in 1994 when the north ridge earthquake fractured critical joints in more than 60 steel frame buildings in los angeles. the building code was rewritten after that to outlaw the welding method, but by then dozens of san francisco high rises had gone up using the faulty technique including the hartford building at 650 california and 211 main street which houses the new york times bay area bureau. sales force west also made that list. the 43-story building at 50 fremont sits directly across the street from the brand-new sales force tower which incidentally is not a steel framed building. other notable addresses include the old u.s. bank building, 555 california, and

. >> there's been more than 12,000 earthquakes since may 4th according to the usgs. the island historically average about 1,000 a month. >>> there is now less than one week until president trump and north korean leader kim jong- un are set to meet face to face and now we know where that is going to happen. the capela hotel in singapore will set the stage for the june 12th summit. u.s. and north korean officials have already visited the hotel four times to work out logistics of the summit. president trump is hoping north korea will to denuclearization. >>> the white house's communication aide criticized for making fun of senator john mccain's health during a meeting last month was fired. a spokesman made the announcement about kelly sadler. she said his opinion on president trump's cia nominee should be disregarded because "he is dying anyway." mccain is fighting brain cancer. >>> 11 minutes after 6:00. and our campaign 2018 coverage continues this morning with a look at the bay area county passing a new pot tax. >> and a live look at the golden gate bridge. we are go

the new usgs predicts that a magnitude 7 earthquake on the hayward fault could leave 400,000 californians without a place to go. over 250,000 people in southern california will become refugees if the san andreas fault goes off. the aftermath of the major earthquake like fires burning entire neighborhoods will be wore damaging than the quake itself. >> starting today, you could use the time you spend waiting for a flight learning how to save a life. oakland international wants you to spend two minutes learning cpr. take a look. this is the american heart association training kiosk. it walks you through the basics of hands only cpr where you put your hand, how hard to push and how often and get to test your skills on a rubber mannequin. i tried it and passed with a score of 84. passengers think it's a great idea. >> cpr saves live, the more instructors the more people who can do it better. push hard and fast, can't go wrong. >> only the second california airport with the hands only training kiosks and the only airport here in the bay area. if you're flying out you can find them in terminal

so, usg biometric identifiers as ports of entry is a really valuable way to verify that the person who is presenting themselves as joe smith is actually joe smith, and not an isis operative. that is one sweet tool that i think the united states has be real leader on, and that we are going to be looking for other partners, and other countries around the world to do more on. designations and financial tools is another really critical set of capabilities. you know, we don't just want to stop the bomber. we want to stop the money man who buys the bomb. so, working with banks, working with international institutions, working bilaterally with other countries, we need to be imposing sanctions those individuals, to has the law, and threats to others. but, if i might directions in this struggle, we have questions about isis, which i think is a lot of justification, and attempts to justify actions, based on appeal from legality and other things. do you think that leaders of other states generally believe in principles of accountability ? or is this rhetoric simply designed for people for designe

janet babb/usgs geologist> "it's a lot easier to forecast when an eruption will begin then to forecastming up at eight.. a student dies in an east bay swimming pool....tonight we're learning it was not a suicide. plus. a shocking case of violent road rage caught on camera. and it didn't stop even when police arrived. and next. we are followin breaking news out of the east bay. where there is a health advisory over heavy smoke from a fire. a live report is next.report is next. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason th

roberts statement to the newshour, he said while y fiupport enforcing our immigration laws i am against usg parental separation as a deterrent to illegal immigration. my concern ictthe pron of the children, that is quite a statement from a long time veteran senator . >> woodruff: yame, they say-- do they vay pln b, are they talking abouan alternative here themselves. >> that is the question. senator neil sen briefed from the white house which is rare she doesn't usually come to the white house briefing. she was asked about that. she shoad no signs of backing down. i visited the whithouse and talked about white house officials about that. they also say there are no plans to say this. it that is pretty remarkable because as lisa mentioned there are a number of republicans, former first lady laura bush and all these other people coming out basically saying that they are very bothered by this. but when you go back to the culture portion of this, president trump is casting this as the future of the america, that he doesn't want united states to be a my grant camp. he wants this to be a coutntry

about 2600 operating locations, and by some measure, at least with the scientists in our -- in the usgs office we manage the largest holdings of energy resources in the world. bar none. and before i started saying that publicly i went up one side and down the other with the scientist quizzing them on that, and they kept on coming back that way situation so i've been saying that for quite some time and i call them holdings because we're managing these assets not on behalf of the government but on behalf of the taxpayers, which gets to a little bit to the point of why i am doing what i'm doing and why the position was created by president trump and secretary zinke. for context, maybe helpful to know that i've known sect zinke for quite some time. so we were friends before we started to work together, and i'm pleased pleaseed to report e still friends. the realities is, the department of interior has had the vast energy portfolio since its inception, however, it hasn't had the type of priority that the current administration, political leadership, has been providing it. so, in other words,

thank you for what the usg does. it's brilliantly led. >> thank you for that. >> yeah, you know, interestingly i was a policy director of president bush's 2000 campaign and i do not remember this issue coming up. i do not remember africa coming up during the campaign. we had a policy book of a couple hundred pages long and i see folks in the audience who participated in that and there was a -- i correct myself because it wasn't mention of that but directing the aids pandemic was not one of the hundred plus issues on which esent bush campaigned. early on in the administration he was moved by the passion about some members of congress and of them are here on the stage and he was moved by what he was told by his negative state: powell, and by his national security adviser condoleezza rice briefed him extensively on the crisis that was happening in africa and briefed him on a several dimensions. the humanitarian dimension, of course, the tremendous suffering and loss ofife andhe economic dimension of what it was doing to

usg excepted an offer of $44 a share, which rose from $42 after berkshire hathaway supported the bid.s the virtue of ending what buffett has called a disappointing investment. rishaad: germany's online marketplace addressing its ipo at the top end of the range, aiming to raise billions of dollars, giving it a market value of something like $3.6 billion with this stock set to begin on june 19. the company was built by focusing on smartphone users. they have now more than 10 million monthly active customers. haidi: masayoshi son's vision fun has set up a $250 million investment in a california-based data storage firm. the funding also includes cisco, hewlett-packard, and sequoia capital. the total equity raised his $410 million. the company coith data storage companies such as dell and commvault systems. rishaad: let's get you back to the singapore summit and kim jong-un saying it can be a good prelude for these -- peace. but what would piece look like? david, what is your reading of the situation thus far? david: what is interesting is the talk of whether they will sign a peace pact or

last week the usgs the survey carried out search and rescue mission in white when the mount kilauea volcano erupted. they spotted an individual quartered by a lava flow. the remote pilot using the ua s, was able to safely navigate the individual to a search crew that ultimately lead that person out of harms way. we look forward to working collaboratively with our partners throughout the while line community to build on these efforts in ways that support the safety of firefighters in the public and the firefighter capabilities. i hope it goes without saying but i will say it anyway, thank you for the sustaining support of this community and the weld line -- wildland community. i'm happy to answer any questions. >> thank you both. let me begin with a question. i appreciate that both of you have addressed the issue of workforce misconduct. harassment -- and what you are doing to bring about a very necessary changes to rid the agency of sexual harassment. in all forms -- and all forms of workplace misconduct. you've got a code of conduct that has been introduced, mandatory training. you have al

the sg -- the usg a is mindful of that.e's seen for the u.s. open in five years. >> dagen: now we want the weather to cooperate. >> the weather is a part of golf. you have to deal with this. coming from a guy from ireland. >> exactly. >> dagen: i don't think the heavy stuff will come down for a while. >> we have july and then we have weather many that's the two different climates in ireland. caddyshack reference. >> maria: we're looking forward to joining you. we'll see you thursday and friday. thank you for being here, shane and holly. thank you so much. be sure to catch "mornings with maria" on thursday and friday, live from the u.s. open. it all starts 6:00 a.m. eastern on thursday, when we join you live. i-hop is changing its name to i-hob. the tasty reason revealed next hour, right here, "mornings with maria," back in a minute. ♪ i'm walking on sunshine. ♪ i'm walking on sunshine. ♪ i'm walking on sunshine. ♪ and don't it feel good. and that's how he intended to keep it. then he met the love of his life. who came with

for example, last week, the usgs, u.s. geological survey carried out a survey of the mount kilauea volcano. they spotted an individual cornered by a lava flow. the remote pilot using the uas was able to safely navigate the individual to a search crew that ultimately led that person out of harm's way. so, we look forward to working collaboratively with our partners throughout the wildfire community to continue to build on these and other efforts in ways that support the safety of firefighters and the public. enhance our firefighting capability and strengthen relationships with our partners. i hope it goes wutsa, but i'll say it anyway, thanks for the sustained support of the committee for the entire wildland community and the opportunity to discuss the department's program. i'll be happy to answer any questions. thank you. >> thank you, mr. rupert. thank you, both. let me begin with the questions here and i appreciate that both of you have addressed the issue of work force misconduct, harassment, and what you're doing to br

janet babb/usgs geologist> "it's a lot easier to forecast when an eruption will begin then to forecastthe eruptions from kilauea began decades ago.what happened in the last 48 hour exceeds all the previous damage, combined. (vicki) nearly 200 people are still missing after the fuego volcano in guatemala suddenly erupted on sunday. at least seventy-five bodies have been found. rescue crews are working around the clock despite the risk of mudslides and more explosions. rainfall is now hardening the ash on the surface, making it harder to dig out bodies. locals believe many remains may never be recovered. officials say it's still a very dangerous situation and the volcano could erupt again any minute. (vicki) uber is in the government's crosshairs again, but his time the heat is coming from hawaii. pam moore is in the newsroom now with the story we are working on for the news at six. (pam) thanks vicki.. coming up at six... uber has its share of trouble and critics. it was one of the first businesses in the gig economy to impose surge pricing ... that's where you pay more for a ride when

we are wondering if fox is going to go to usg saying you are making it too hard for these guys >> we'll talk about golf in 20 seconds. >> thank you for watching "power lunch. and we let you >> "closing bell" starts now >> i am wilfred frost. >> i am cayla tausche, the u.s. slapping 25% tariffs of $50 billion worth of goods in china. china is hitting back. is this the beginning of the trade war. >> though in the red today, the nasdaq composite is on pace for its fourth straight week of gains. i will have a run down of the winners and the losers >> i am kelly evans. with bill miller on the markets today and his three favorite picks. "closing bell" starts right now. >> and welcome to "the closing bell" on this friday to close out the week what a come back we have seen here >> very nice, rallying into the close and afternoon. >> the dow was down, we have swung 430 points and down at 280 at the lows this morning and now we are down at 74. s&p turns positive and russell down about a point here. >> and the nasdaq is up a percent and a half that's only the dow that's in a negative territory mar

mooney says it's unlikely the collpase of the ladder structure would impact northern california, where usgsluded there is a 72-chance of one or more magnitude 6- point-7 or greater earthquakes in the next 30 years. in menlo park rob fladeboe kron4 news (vicki) (vicki)(vicki) new at 5. a six-week old puppy is back home safe tonight in san jose... after it was stolen from it's owner. this is sweet little nyla -- a golden husky mix. she was taking a nap under a table in her owner luis gutierrez's warehouse on bering drive... when police say this man on your screen... mohammad nayl...drove up and snatched her. thanks to surveillance footage... police were able to arrest the suspect...and return nyla home to her rightful owner. (vicki) one person is injured after a van crashes into an apartment building in san francisco. kron4's will tran reports from the laurel heights neighborhood where the crash happened. (it sounded like a boom, a big boom)that jolt got many people living next to this apartment building to get out of bed as a van plows right into the garage.there's not even skid marks on the

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expand access to these programs for students and encoura initutions to creategrams usg evidence-based innovations ike p-4 success. the prosper act improves student aid in the following ways. simplifying student aid into one grant program, one loan program, and one work study program to ease confusion for students who are deciding the best options available to pay for their college education. let me give you an example, mr. speaker, of the complications of the loan programs that they current -- as they currently exist. there's six different loan programs. nine repayment options. 32 deferment and fore bearance options. and what has that gotten us? it's gotten students $1.4 rillion in debt. we find that unacceptable and prosper will help change that we give a pell grant bonus to recipients who enroll in the number of credits necessary to complete their education in what is considered on time, that will vary for students in community colleges two years if students in a baccalaureate program, four years. add $14.5 billion back into student's pockets by eliminating hidden origination fees o