>> i thought it was a vacation. >> it is a vacation. kids did come alistening and enjoyed themselves too. ♪ it has adventurous stuff in it so my kids don't get bored after five minutes ♪ i want to withdraw from this car like breakfast ♪. >> you can dump your kids off in a room. >> you dump them off and pick them up when you want this! great. so you're trying to getid of us. ♪ you want to go fast? all right. that works for us yeah. a week long vacation and we are bombing back new. >> had to decide. >> next time i can hold on. >> that's all we have for this >>> and united airlines is imposing new restrictions on the types of pets it will transport in cargo. the move comes after a series of recent incidents, including the death of a dog. now united said that it will now transport only cats and dogs, and it's excluding certain snub-nosed and strong-jawed breeds including pit bulls, boxers, bulldog, pugs, mastiffs, a long list. it's also refusing to fly any pets through las vegas, palm springs, many hot cities during summer months. >> intere

what is your favorite vacation location and do you prefer summer, dana, or winter vacation?na: oh, summer vacations and where do i go? i like to goal everywhere. but i have come to have a lot of affection for the jersey shore. right. and bay head. and south carolina. >> greg: what's the address? >> kimberly: check instagram. >> dana: feel like it's summer when i head back it west to wyoming. it feels like summer because i spent my youth there. >> kimberly: pictures are beautiful. check out her instagram. what about you, greg? >> greg: i think you know the answer. my favorite place is home. guy nowhere. i don't leave. to me, i can create an entire vacation in my head without having to get on a plane. i hate traveling. so, that's my. >> kimberly: when he vacations everyone suffers. you would think he would come back sunny disposition. he comes back cranky. >> dana: i thought you liked that mexico place. >> greg: i come back with some kind of illness. last time i went to mexico i had a bulls eye bruise and i had to take four weeks of antibiotic for that. >> kimberly: you got ri

>> instanonsence. >> do you do it on vacation should. >> i will try to stop this vacation. it's hard. you're in the news business. you don't want to be like, what happened, is the summit back on. i am going to make a concerted effort to ditch the phone. >> where are you going? >> i'm not going to tell people for security reasons. >> okay. >> that's my answer. >> we will talk to you on tuesday and see how you did. >> are you a vacation phone checker? >> i do find it hard to take a break from it. it's so hard to catch up. also it's a wonderful time to be in news. so much news. if you, this is lots of great stuff being written, keeping in touch with people. pictures of jasper are amazing. >> amazing. >> would like not to look at it as much as i do. >> this are times i go maces with bad reception. it's soothing. then i can't check my phone. >> anxiety producing. >> you're a phone all the time person. >> i like the news. that's my vacation. i want to read about it, look at what is going on, check the pictures. what is dana doing having a better life then me. i want to see t okay

let's get going. >> everyone, let's go. >> you get a vacation, you get a vacation. >> i saw you shaking your head, i had unused vacation. >> you really don't have to go far here in the bay area. you can go to santa cruz or find somewhere close by, yosemite or the sierra and if you're just making plans even for the weekend, i've got you covered. receipts get out the door. here's a live look outside. you can see patchy clouds and fog have settled into the try valley. look at this view from belvedere, you can see that layer of fog at about 1,000 feet drifting across san francisco. and also across parts of the city. it's starting out with some mild temperatures, you're out the door temperature in oakland and san francisco, 56 degrees, it's 60 now in san jose and if you're planning to go to the hiking trails in the peninsula today, we keep the clouds through about late morning. cool temperatures and then we'll see a mix of sun and clouds for the afternoon. we'll stay in the mid to upper 50s there and it's going to be windy. we'll also feel the breezes for the inland areas south county up to

and only 30% of those who get paid vacation say they'll actually use up all of their vacation this year. >>> well, if you don't have a lot of time or a lot of money a staycation might be a possibility. you've got ideas all over the bay area. let's start in the south bay. let's say i'm into mysteries. what do you have? >> well, if you're into mystery where recommend starting off at the winchester mystery house. they have 110 rooms out of 160 that were built as part of this elaborate mansion. the proprietor has a has a has a once you head on down there you can head onto santa cruz to the mystery spot which a visual illusion attraction that will play with your perceptions. once you've done that you can head back up to san jose, go to the old st. clair hotel, which is weston and do a bit of ghost busting. there is reportedly the ghost of a bride who was left at the alter. >> i will pass on the ghost. let's say i'm into nature and the outdoors. >> you can go to safari west. they have double-decker jeep tours that will get you eye to eye with giraffes and you can go on a classic safari tour.

>> no, no, no. >> and what summer without a vacation?ylvania selena gomez, it's all about road trips. >> i went to go see rihanna in san diego and i drove with my friends. that was a good time. >> andy samberg and adam sandler are back in this third install. of the married monster movies. >> they have no idea what's about to happen to them. >> do you know what makes a real hero? is having your own movie. >> it's super heros are more of your thing then "teen titans" go to the movies. based on the tv series. james corden is the balloon man. >> he farted! >> i'm going to move on. one thing i do love about summer movies is there's always a breakout star and last year of course it was tiffany haddish in "girl's trip." now she's showing the boys how it's done in "uncle drew." >> time out, time out! i'm here to make sure that my man about to put him on. >> don't mess with tiffany. boys, do not mess with her. the question is who will be the breakout star this summer? well maybe one of the talented comedians of crazy rich asians who spoke to kevi

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. >>> people are excited for summer vacation. the word vacation searches up 10%. some the most searched destinations, europe, mexico, and california. experts say that this is good news for the economy that so many people want to take vacations. because they're not worried about using up their vacation days. >>> a new real estate a study shows how a low credit score hurts homebuyers. they found that borrowers with fair credit scores between 640 and 679. pay $720 annually then a borrower with excellent scores. that means that buyers with low credit scores could pay $21,000 more for a typical home. mainly because of higher interest rates. the numbers are more drastic in parts of the bay area. in san jose the median home cost 1.3 million. an umpire with fair credit could pay $129,000 more for the same house. >>> browsing the internet at work could increase productivity. it's called cyber loafing, they say it's a natural reside -- reaction to work for them. researchers say that it's not harmful as long as internet rules are followed. they say a few minutes of cyber loa

man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii.he same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. >>> "mexico: march toward hell" continues. dan harris reporting. >> fentanyl and opioid overdoses making headlines -- >> babies born hooked in a birth fight because -- >> overdoses are on the rise in our community. >> these beautiful flowers in a sun-dappled field in northwest mexico. the source of an american catastrophe. >> she injected the boy with heroin -- >> two mothers overdosed on heroin -- >> they found a second overdose victim, a man inside the car with the kids. >> poppy. the raw material for heroin. the workers use sawed-off deodorant cans to collect the gum from the poppy buds. you're getting the gum out of the poppy. >> yeah. >> reporter: here among the armed workers we find a grandmother recently deported from los angeles. she's now petitioning to return. >> do you miss your family? >> really -- yeah.

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man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii.ame gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. roseanne's twitter exploding today with the mix of apologies, anger, accusations, and fan support. she says she regrets the racist tweet that got her show canceled, but some questionable remarks today are continuing to stir the pot. something she's done her entire career. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: today, roseanne barr was diant, defeg what's lefof her lacy. i'm not a racist, i ver was, and i never will be, she wrote. one stupid joke in a lifetime of fighting for civil rights for all minorities, against networks, studios, will never be taken from me. just the latest chapter in a long history of courting controversy. >> this wasn't just one tweet for roseanne. she has a history of tweeting things that are inappropriate. >> reporter: this time it was this tweet abou

now, calls for da gascon to vacate his job based on his decision. and there was tough talk from attorney john burris. he is representing woods family and another family who also has a relative fatally shot by police. there will be no prosecution in that case as well. john burris. he clearly did not have the courage, it was wrong. gwen woods. this is not an agenda, this is my life. never forget his name, mario woods. in sf, terisa estacio kron four news.

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who was sentenced to 14 years on corruption charges, for allegedly trying to sell the senate seat vacated by drk drk barack obama -- >> i'll do anything. legal and et call and honest. >> reporter: -- was a contestant on "celebrity apprentice." blagojevich was eventually fired by trump on the show, but on air force one today, the president said this about him. "he's a democrat. he's not my party. but i thought that he was treated unfairly. he shouldn't have been put in

dozens of well wishers greeting bush on the way to the family vacation home in kennebunkport cheering and waving american flags. the 41st president was hospitalized last month in houston for a blood infection, the day after his wife's barbara's funeral. as you remember, after that he said i want to go to maine this summer. brian: the cast of hamilton last week came and performed for him, the whole cast? how unbelievable is that?

they opened up an antiques mall in the center of town, then bought a vacation home in oregon. >> that was the happiest i ever remember seeing her. >> reporter: for nearly three years, shannon, still hurt, rarely spoke to her mom. but then one day, pam asked her to lunch. >> she was so focused on wanting me to know that we had a future together, her and i. >> reporter: wow. so finally she was coming around on her own accord. >> it felt like it. yeah. when i told her, i said, i can't handle you being my mother and doing what you did, but i want to be your friend and i want to try this. >> reporter: so this is a breakthrough lunch really. it seemed at the time. >> a breakthrough lunch. yeah. >> reporter: or, a beginning, at least. and then just a few days later. >> i was at work. and i see aaron's name come up on my phone. so he's like, you know what? something's happened in walsenburg. my dad's being rushed to the hospital and they can't find your mom, he said, but i think someone's dead. >> who was dead? and was a killer on the loose in a small town? coming up -- >> he's crying and he

. - well, sir, looks like it's time for me to begin my long overdue vacation. - vacation?h, a little heads up would have been nice. - i've emailed you daily, left you dozens of voicemails, and for the last six weeks, there's been this. - i can't decipher your cryptic clues. - anyway, here's your schedule for while i'm away, sir. - "shedule." bless you. [chuckles]

from the job placement agency accountants, 56% percent of workers say they check in with someone on vacation, up from 54% in 2017 and just 41% in 2016. experts say it's important to come up with a plan before you leave the office. >> make sure that you have a colleague available to cover for you while you are out around arm them with enough information as possible to make enough decisions on your behalf. >> baby boomer were the most likely to unplug during vacation. >>> we'll be right back. >>> well today's tip is fingerling potatoes, a lot of sugar,of sweetness. very little starch and they are beautiful. you don't have to cook them for a long time. people over cook, i have to buy that one later on. a lot of people over cook them. cook them when they become nice and soft but not too starchy when they are too soft. they are fairly expensive. when you buy them, make sure they have a beautiful gold color. see the beautiful gold color, for many -- free from sprouting. this is a beautiful one. bring them home, in the refrigerator, don't store russ set potatoes. potatoes in the refrigerator can la

. ♪ >>> the city of south lake tahoe is dealing with a debate with locals and vacation home renters.year a $1,000 fine was imposed against renters for being noisy, too many people on the property and overparking. businesses think this will hurt summer travel to the south shore. >> reporter: when south lake tahoe comes to mind, the thought of vacation usually follows. but home rentals now come with a pricy warning. the city imposing a $1,000 fine for vacation home renters who violate the property's occupancy, parking rules and breaking the hot tub and noise curfew set at 10 p.m. the manager of a couple of dozen properties. >> this has impacted my business almost 30% this season alone. with the fines, people are calling, they are canceling. >> reporter: the $1,000 fine applies to the renter, but also an additional $1,000 fine for the homeowner. three of these fines and the rental permit is revoked. the chamber of commerce says this is already hurting the city's tourism economy. >> do you think a lot of these fines have been handed out this past year? >> oh, yes, no question. no questio

however, even on vacation the affairs of his country traveled with him.ays before the president's commission on civil disorders released the findings of its investigation into the causes of urban unrest. the commission called for a massive nationwide effort, building on the base of what has already been accomplished to solve the deep-rooted problems that give rise to urban discontent. in vietnam the allies had begun sweep and clear operations to regain pacification areas near the cities, but more significantly in march, partially as a result of the recent communist offensive, the administration would start a complete review of the vietnam situation. returning to washington the president centered his attention on the seven month old copper strike. the dispute had begun to threaten america's balance of payments and was cutting into strategic defense production. the president invited the differing labor and management factions to sit down at the bargaining table with the fullest cooperation of his administration. by the month's end a preliminary agreement wo

you can expect to pay a little more of the pump this year before you hit the road for the next vacation.>> reporter: unfortunately, for all the extra people out there on the roads, they can expect to pay a little bit more here at the gas pump. according to aaa, more than 41 million americans plan to travel over the three-day weekend, nearly 5% more than last year and the most of more than a dozen years. at the same time, the national average price for gas is 31% higher this year than last year. the breakdown of the numbers will make you hold on to your wallets a little tighter here in the bay area, californians are paying significantly more than the national average. the state average is $3.32 per gallon of regular unleaded. that is compared to $2.97 for the national average. in san jose okay, -- the average is $3.76. san francisco pays slightly more at $3.85. analysts say a gulf coast storm and sanctions in iran can be to blame. analysts say there could be good news on the horizon, the same typically gas prices peaked right around the memorial day holiday and then we start to see that

, we can't go on vacation.here you think will be in the middle or late summer? david: i am on the bearish side, three and a quarter or maybe as 3 .5.s thee's a problem for liquidity market, and auctions will have to respond accordingly. i don't think the economy is turning over. i think there is this volatility of uncertainty the puts upward pressure on rates. the recent boom move notwithstanding, i think -- i don't think investors have as much interest at 2.75 or 2.85 and aey would at 3 or 3 quarter. ramy: one of the things we are time about is italy if it will exit, and for the long game, i want to put the rest that it elite likely won't leave the eurozone. eight likely won't leave the eurozone. italy want to leave the eurozone. david: we had the move with brexit, and then we settled down and it is a long wait. we had this one event with italy. we don't know if there will be collections coming or what it will result in. -- i think it is going to be a long process and we are going to be watching the headlines.

economy is doing really well that's because the word vacation is up on google searches, google searcheshe word rose 10% in april on year over year basis, they used google transdata to get the number. this is a good sign that the economy is doing well because a lot of times u.s. workers are hesitant to take vacation, if they are looking for it, that moans they are going to be doing it. heather: all right, so summer time, of course, doesn't just mean vacations, this also means summer movies and a deadpool 2, i can't wait to see this one. >> dead preponderance pool bringing $125 million in opening week, avengers ended three-week rein of their movie at the top, they brought in $29 million this weekend. so this movie of the deadpool two years ago brought $132.2 million, didn't do quite as well but a huge hit this weekend. heather: i want to see avengers and deadpool. thank you so much tracee, appreciate it. the time now is 10 minutes until the top of the hour, pot in the classroom, one step push to reality, the state that vote today allow children to bring medical marijuana to school, is tha

even popular vacation spots for americans such as cancun seeing a spike in murders. fighting for a slice of america's lucrative market for heroin. we set off on a four-day journey into acapulco's underworld, one that would get darker than anything we could have imagined. we just pulled into acapulco. that name, acapulco, seemed to be synonymous with luxury. ♪ let's fly away this is the city that frank sinatra sang about. ♪ beat the birds down to acapulco bay ♪ >> it was the playground of people like elizabeth taylor and the kennedys. now it's one of the most violent cities in all of mexico and in fact the world. there has long been drug crime in acapulco, but for years it was controlled by one powerful cartel. when the government killed or captured the cartel's top leaders, however, smaller gangs started fighting for control. we're a little over 24 hours into our stay, and already our first murder. good to see them working through here. the body was found in the woods on the outskirts of acapulco, a convenient place to dump casualties of the drug war. then a sight th

man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein screenings. spondent >> the american cancer society is lowering the age recommendation for colorectal cancer screenings. >> the change is in response to an increase in colorectal cancer rates in younger and middle age adults. >> reporter: at 47 years old, sandy was diagnosed with stage four colon cancer that had spread to his liver. >> when they tell you and your wife that have two young children to get your life in order, that is scary. >>

man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. blame for the dwindling burrowing owl population. that )s what some wildlife activists are claiming. a group of google employees have set up cat feeding stations on the mountain view campus to help the feral cats nearby . >> google employees have set up cat feeding stations to help fer ril cat dhas live nearby. the activists say the cats are hunting burrowing owls which is a threatened species. >> you're increasing the number of predators that can be going after the owl just by putting out the cat food. >> google said it's studying the issue and will make a decision in the near future. >> do you recognize this toyota p prius. it happened this afternoon at the safeway store. police say the suspect was meeting a man who wanted to buy an apple i watch, but things went sour and the suspect ended up threatening the buy

this is not the vacation memories cruise passengers expect. usually the water is outside. >> water was coming in under part of the door. >> reporter: accord the carnival "dream" for some, a nightmare. a water line burst and flooded about 50 state rooms. >> i thought, yikes. why is water coming in here? and that's the first thing you think about is the "titanic." >> i was going to get my life jacket. >> reporter: some passengers were scared. others, not at all worried. >> i knew we weren't sinking because we were on the ninth floor. >> reporter: passengers scrambling to keep their belongings dry. >> a lot of water. >> reporter: the crews set up bucket brigades. >> everybody was very professional. everything was as calm and normal as every day on the ship. >> reporter: another five years ago, another carnival ship, "the triumph," made headlines after an engine fire left it stranded for weeks. passengers slept outdoors, most toilets didn't work and food was in short supply. carnival spent weeks and $100 million to refurbish the triumph. this time

man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. weaving your own shoes...rgy by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. but as kpix 5's sharon chin . >>> stats show that 85% of young people in juvenile hall are functionally illiterate. >> they are far less likely to commit another crime if they get some sort of support and that comes from this week's jefferson award winner. >> writer and poet cyrus teaches young men 15 to 18 at camp sweeney, the alameda county detention center for low level offenders. i feel lucky to be here. >> many come reading at a 5th grade level. county librarian cindy chadwick marvels at what he can do. >> in a matter of weeks, they can improve six grade levels in the reading comprehension. >> for 15 years, cyrus has taught the right to read program, a partnership at the county library

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he does not want to see those fresh elections in jujuly, the cuts says most italians are on vacation and the holiday is sacrosanct. whether or not he is open to reforming a coalition with the five star movement still remains unclear, and it is quite possible that they would reopen talks, perhaps with a broader brothers including the of italy, another far right party that is part of the right-wing alliance. genie: it is extorted new he how this story has been developing over the past few weeks. what are your thoughts? you think we might still see early elections in italy, despite what people are saying about vacations and such? to be an: there seems indication now that they want to move back from the immediate elections, spite what mr. salvini is saying. anis possible we will have interim government, perhaps led by mr. cottarelli or someone else, in the short-term, just to get through the summer, until fresh elections can be held in september or october. having said that, whoever is at the helm will have to get a vote of confidence through the parliament, and that is perhaps why mr. c

. >> there is a tweet from a senator that i said he delayed his vacation. your response was, you should. if congress can't get done what they need from january to july how much will a couple of weeks help you? >> bret, this has been a period of extraordinary accomplishment. the notion that this congress hasn't done anything is utter nonsense, disproved by the facts. this has been the most productive year in a half in the time i have been in the senate. i'm now in my third decade. particularly for those who want to see the country right of center. whether it's supreme court, court of regulations, tax reform. just this week alone we passed a veteran's choice act. a major significant piece of legislation. the record of this congress is quite spectacular. we will add more achievements throughout the summer. fully intend to by taking up the farm bill, the national defense authorization act, and functioning on appropriation bills which the democrats grounded to a halt last year. we don't think that will happen this year. >> i wasn't suggesting you had nothing don

vacation searches which could be a big indicator of a strong economy.ee carrasco joins us with more on that another headlines. good morning. >> good morning. according to one indicator. they rose 10% in april on a year-over-year basis according to data track research using google trends data. this is a good sign for the economy as they are pretty hesitant to take time off from work. they fight for first place in the condiment business. >> mayonnaise maker is fighting for a spot in your sandwich. how many vestas and crack times as miracle with doing all they can to compete against each other. the smaller brands and healthier americans in the battle uses simple ingredients and cage free eggs along with mao catchup combination that came out a month ago or so. also revamped its recipe of miracle whip. so put all of these advances put it ahead of comments? we will see. >> would put mayonnaise on everything. part of the world down there. let's talk about the real wedding. how much did it cost? >> became with a royal price tag. they reportedly cost an estimate

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man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. >>> today, president trump met with families of the victims of a texas school shooting leaving ten people dead. this is video of him arriving in houston, greeted by the texas governor, greg abbot, and he met privately with the families. eight students and two teachers were killed in the may 18th shooting in santa fe high school. the president said he'd work to improve school safety in the wake of the shooting, but has not called for new gun control legislation. >>> the trump administration's decision to slap tariffs on steel and aluminum prompted anger and retaliation from u.s. trade allies. the administration placed 25% tax on steel and 10% tax on aluminum from the european union, canada, and mexico at midnight tonight. this comes after talks of reducing steel imports failed. the administration claims the imports

it's hard to keep americans away from their summer vacations. >> everyone wants a vacation.coming in in. i'll see you on kono. let's go. >>> now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> mainly sunny skies still over the bay and in the inland areas. you can see the fog it'll be pushing out shortly. tomorrow morning extensive areas of low clouds and fog and possibly some coastal drizzle tomorrow morning. overnight lows will be generally in the low 50s in the north bay. it'll be mainly sunny by afternoon. highs range from about 60 se coast to low mid 60s around the bay and low to mid 70s in the inland areas. we'll have a steady range of temperatures during the week, it gets cloudier toward the end of the week, and there is a chance of rain on friday. right now we call it a slight chance. sprinkles possible saturday morning, starts to warm up on sunday, and looks like monday, memorial day is going to be beautiful. 80s inland, 70s in the upper bay and 60s on the coast. >> fantastic. thank you. >>> it's the annual monument climb at the naval academy. it's for freshmans

well, you look like on vacation in... key west.our nuts are that big. - seeing these walls up close and personal, i realized i was witnessing a piece of american history. these are only eight prototypes, and we have around... 3,000 miles to cover. but... this is a great start. there were even men testing them to make sure they were immigrant-proof, but they seemed to be struggling. you look a little stuck there! you want me to ask some of these mexicans if they can help? what if you made it out of ice so it's slippery? - at least trevor sent one competent person to talk to the locals about the walls. - [speaking spanish] - oh, okay. if no one's crossing, then why did we spend $4 million on these giant legos? - [speaking spanish] - tijuana... fiesta...tequila, huh? - shut up, shut up, shut up. - [speaking spanish] - oh! ah, sorprendoso. - [speaking spanish] - but more importantly, there's already a virtual wall of sensors, surveillance, and drones. - [speaking spanish] - [speaking spanish] - she was obviously talking about how much

on vacation give it a few weeks.ughter] oh, did you hear that from murphy give it weeks new high is coming. >> north of 195 near term. stuart: i want to comment on this a dozen google employees have resigned in protest of the company providing artificial intelligence to emergency drone project. herman cain has that is not a patriotic thing. i don't think it is a very patriot tick thing but it effect the stock? >> what next, google is in the running to bids on the pentagon's cloud contract. are they going to say that's $10 billion that money pungdz their jobs. that's the point and by the way, eric schmidt sits on pentagon defense innovation board to make him skid off of that board too. what's the next step here? >> do you think stock is down today? because some employees -- are not patriot snick >> -- no because nasdaq is down and i had to make this same decision out of college i worked for defense project coming out, and the defense -- by keeping military and our technology strong it is what allowed these people the

less than 2% our competition is land based vacations not other cruise lines.e are chasing the other 98% not the 1% that we don't have of the 2% penetration. >> my daughter takes a cruise? why? instagram. millennials. they love the backdrop not that backdrop but isn't it something? >> millennials, boomers, jen xors all love cruising millennials overindex on cruising because they are more internsed in experience than they are on things and cruising is about experience and the human spirit. >> let's deal with the numbers strong pricing lower costs. >> yeah. >> and big on board spending. >> on board spending of course people say what else can you sell people? >> he don't want to sell anybody anything what we want to do is understand what they want they are on vacation if you give them what they want, they will buy it our challenge is just to understand what people really want and make it available to them so we just make thing available. on board spending in the 45-year history of this company, on board spending has increased every year except one. no matter what

marriott vacations worldwide i buyingimeshare operator ilg for $4.7 billion in cash and stock. shares of ilg rose 4% wle marriott vacations fell nearly 9%. >> and logistics company prologis is auiring dct industrial trust in a nearly $8.5 billion transaction. shares cliend 11 pores percent for dct. >>> inflation hit an important milestone last month. the federal reserve's preferred inflation bometer rose 2% from a year earlier. it is the first time in more than a year that the so-called price index for personal consumption expenditures or e achieved the central bank's target. economists say the latest target offers fresh evi long economic expansion is finally lifting consumer pricy. >>> not o has inflation hit a milestone but so has the econom expansion and that could be good news for the stock market. steve liesman explains. >> reporter: the current economic expansion turns 106. 106 months old and tying it for the secon longest in u. history. when this expansion began in 2009 following the deep downturn from the financial crisis, the ipad was still a year away from beingle ed.

burned homes, businesses and vacation cabins in central arizona. fire has >>> investigators believe that an illegal campfire sparked a wildfire that's burned homes, businesses and vacation cabins in central arizona. the 11,000-acre fire has been burning north of payson since friday forcing the evacuation of several communities in the area. and fire officials have been hesitant to estimate the number of buildings that have been destroyed. but according to the "arizona republic," officials estimated in a public meeting on monday that 20 to 30 structures were damaged or destroyed. >>> mass demonstrators smashed windows and torched cars marring peaceful may day rallies in france. french police say that far left anarchist groups hijacked a rally against president macron's labor reforms. officers used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowd. four people were injured including a police officer. the day ended with more than 100 arrests. >>> here in the bay area, oakland is adopting a plan to reduce plastic waste and it might only be step one. the

they do not consider it a vacation though. they go home and campaign. their meeting with constituents. or they go on trips abroad are working, working, working. break int recess is a which lawmakers are really looking forward to being home and campaigning. but it is not unheard of for political reasons that republicans are arguing, should we truncate the august recess? do we really need the four weeks? know, it is happened before that majority leader mcconnell has talked to his colleagues and his conference and they decided that they would shorten it may be by half, and then a tuneup they sure did buy a week in state in. the caller is right, that senate leader mcconnell has said that, and the president has argued, we are so behind in nominations and trying to get confirmations through, what can we do to continue to push them, and leader mcconnell has said he is trying to work with democrats without changing senate rules or the race says -- recess to try to speed things up. host: the general appetite as you see it on the willingness to shorten that vacat

man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. >>> water writing are folk court battle and a environmental group that wants to drain the hetch hetchy reservoir. >> a hearing was held in frez fresno. the group based perkily says the reservoir violates the california constitution saying it floods a part of the park and an unreasonable method of water restore hetch hetchy says there are other reasonable places to store the matter. >> they would have to playbook sure the city water supply remained exactly the same. the access to the same amount of water would be the same before and after. >> the san francisco won approval from congress to billed the hetch hetchy dam in 1913. the rest invoice voir splays water to more than 2.5 million people in the bay area. the court now has 90 days to reach a decision. >>> getting the recognition they deserve. >> local newspaper

today, a court vacated the conviction because of allegdely shoddy work by mickey sherman, skakel's lawyerakel and his supporters claim sherman ignored a possible witness in the trial 15 years ago, a witness who would have confirmed his alibi. bakel's cousin bobby kennedy, jr., has stood by him through the years. >> he's innocent. i know he's innocent. >> reporter: skakel was originally convicted in 2002 and served ten years of a life n,ntence before a lower court vacated the sentence in 2013. just 16 months ago, the connecticut supreme court had reinstated the conviction, but in a rare move, reversed itself today. dorothy moxley, the victim's 85-year-old mother, told "the hartford courant" she was shocked by the decision. she remembered her daughter in 2008 in an interview with cbs "48 hours." .> martha was one of these children that was just so easy. she just was so easy to raise, to do things with. >> glor: tony is here with us now. the big question is, what is next for the investigation? >> reporter: well, it's now up ti state prosecutors to decide whether to retry skakel, who in the m

. >>> summer vacation just around the corner, but traveling during the peak months can be a little pricey. >> it seems like the perfect time to cash in those credit card points and smiles. abc news reporter marcy gonzalez spoke with experts about how to get the most out of your reward travel. >> reporter: whether you've been saving up all those travel rewards or are new to the game, experts say if you're strategic, they could be key to a dream vacation at a fraction of the cost. >> if you've got points, you know, the world is your oyster. >> reporter: first, you've got to get those points. brian kelly, known as the points guy, has traveled the world by cashing in his rewards. he says to start, sign up with loyalty programs for the airlines, hotel chains, and rental car companies you use the most. next, do your homework in choosing a credit card that will give you the most perks. don't just go with those inflight or airport offers. >> sometimes the best credit card deals are sent snail mail. >> reporter: he says avoid those offers to buy miles when you book or check in for a flight. instea

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