. >> i wouldn't watchi. that's about it. >> that's amazing. >> 4:56. coming up next on "today in the bay," that promised forecast from kari. >> looks pretty good. nice and cool as we take a look look outside. as you head out the door, partly cloudy skies, temperatures mid up toer 50s, only reaching upper 60s in campbell today. we'll talk about a warm up in the weekend and next week's forecast up next. >>> not to step on kari's toes i'm looking at the flag,ly a ze. on 8 moves nicely, we'll talk about the other side and on the track. >>> plus comediantha saman bee apologizing for insulting ivanka trump. new, her response after the pack lash from across the country. >> first a live look outside san rafael this morning. picking up out there. mike is keeping his eye on the morning commute for you. a lot ahead on "today in the bay," 4:5. e.. ve loooutsidan >>> it is thursday morning. let's take a live look outside overlooking san jose. another nice, cool ar ahead. if you like the cooler temperatures, you still like warmer ones, those are around the corner as

they just wrapped up a press confer saying the world is watchi the president did not spell out specif of what he's signing but says he wants to keep famili together and staying strong at the border. outrag continued to build this mornin about what is happening at the border. as the trump administration opened so-called tender age shelte are designed to house the toddlers and infants. lawmak continue to call on the president, he anounszed to sign something reversing his stance >> security, we want security for ou country. the republicans want security and insist on security for our countr and we will have that at the same time we have some passio compa we'll do that. >> rep he had previously said children needed to be taken away while their parents were prosec shortl after mr. trump's promis democratic lawmakers took to the steps of the capitol to push for the end of the separa of the families. house minority leader nancy pelosi asked the president about the measure of his character. >> here we are bringing our concer to the steps of the capito once again, to say to the presid of the u

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. >> and watchi and watching your past ones. >> good. i hope you learned something in there.have the market, what you'll do with the money. it's totally irrelevant what i think, it matters what these guys think. >> great job, ed. it's so nice to meet you. i gave your product a 9 and your pitch an 8. the product is so amazing. it's so cool to see the samples. there is definitely a need there. i love the designs and the customizeability. i would want to know what you're looking for in exchange for the million dollars just to make it a little tighter pitch. >> first of all, nice to meet you as well. great job. i gave a 9 to the product as well. i think you can clearly see there is a demand for the product. you can also see a path to getting the product market fit where the customers become your biggest advocate and sales force. one point i would say if you articulated that strategy exactly how you would do that in the next six to nine months, that would probably get a 10. on the pitch, 8 as well. i would have loved to see more on the financials, the economics, the gross margins,

we were watchi that video and the retired steelworker who said "i am not worried about the impact of a trade war." as someone who worked ine the white hoen another president imposed tariffs are you worried? douglas: i am far more worried than he is. harhedere more workers by tariffshelped. that was true when george w. bush imposed steel tariffs and reins true today. there is a net cost to doing this. pto announcede those were illegal and i expect those to happen here. you have imposed a cost on yourself and in the end you get nothing. then we get tit-for-tat from properly offended allies, canada, mexico, the eu those are important sources of steel from those and japan. this is being done on national security councilrd to it is to get national security grounds. this is beingo -- done on national security grounds. it is hard to imagine canada or britain is national security threats. you are in the whiow house today, would you be responding to those strong comments from european allies, canada, and mexico? douglas: the bright spot in all of this if there is one is that the agreement is

for 20 years, i've been in and out of city hall listening and watchi watching. i've been appointed to the hunter's cac committee. commissi commissioner richardson and others, coming afford, i am serving now on the subcommittee for the business and employment and housing. i sit in on the planning and development meetings, finance, environmental, and reuse. with the sitting in and being a part of the business and employment, i go out into the community. i meet with pastors, faith-based organizations and outreach and keeping them informed and updated on what's going on and what the possibilities are for them. the cac connects with ocii. we listen to developers, city agencies, our community, and our stakeholders. the work of ocii is approved by the hunter's point cac, which has helped me understand how the departments operate. if approved by the supervisors, i will still be communicating with the hunter's point cac due to the fact most of the matters concerning ocii come before the hunter's cac committee. regarding our shipyard, we deal with parks and open space, la

is that something that could impact your strategy >> we're always watchi the geopolitical climate whatfound is sports is a great way to cut through that and bring people together. we do a lot of work in communities with local governments in china, throughout europe and africa, in india, and it really is about what we're investing in is the development of the game because we see investing in basketball, getting kids, getting young people to play the game of basketball, not only teach them a sport but it keeps them active, keeps them fit, keeps them healthy and so wre always watching the geopolitical climate, but we have built relationships with those local governments and have been in there working with them on programs in the community >> speaking of youth development, what do you think the narratives will be running through the draft tonight? >> boy, i'll tell you so much talent such a great night where the future generation of nba superstars gets welcomed into our league and there's an enormous amount of talent in this draft players like diondre atteon, a about bahamian then you have

. >> it is worth reminding everyone single person watchi watching -- this is a statement from a u.n. report on north korea. when you hear the president lavish praise saying kim's people love him, what are you thinking >> it quite mixed feelings. i have to say kim jong un inherited that monster country. maybe he's going to be the futuristic leader that is going to change all of that and that is why i guess people like myself and a lot of other koreans and a lot of other people are giving him the benefit of the doubt. but let's not be mistaken. what you just stated about that system is correct. it is everything that exemplifies the oite of all of our values. so no matter what the impression, the personal impression that kim jong un has given to the world, i'm sure he's a great guy but, he himself is a slave to his own organization. >> let me just ask you before we get into the concessions on the korea last fall, talked to a lot of people, military and non. my biggest takeaway when you asked people who were they worried about most, i it kim jong un or president trump, every single one o

time and our energy and many of your aides that were not on the committee were paying attention and watchi t hearing. thoughtful questions were raised. thoughtful questions were answered. quite frankly, the issuesd in"the chronicle" are a bit sexist. you have a woman coming before us to be appointed on the police commsion and yo are asking whater -- if there's a conflict of what her husband is making? give me a -- give me a break. [laughter] excuse me. give m a break. it's ridiculous and it's insulting. and i ask, colleagues, that you please stand with the two names we've fully vetted and support them today. thank you. >> supervisor breed: thank you. supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: this was a marathon meeting. we literally met for 7 hours and 45nute we had 15 applicants. we had 4 applicants put in applications after the deadline. and i can tell you with 100% certainty that we had the best two applicants moving forward. that's not a knock on any of the other applicants that were there. i want to thank my fellow rules committee members, supervisor yee, stefani, and cohen, who sat in t

watchis this. >> this is donald trump's america.s like something we would be condemning coming out of north korea. >> he is sort of a master marketer in many ways. he wants to repeat it as often as possible, even though it's not true, so that it becomes true in public perception. that is why he declares peace on earth. >> there still a lot we don't know in this as we go forward. as of now, it appears peter strzok and the fbi did not act criminally. >> we are talking about more important to get along with north korea. my question is, where do you draw a line about not getting along with somebody? >> the policy on the border is calculated cruelty. his administration's policy, rather than beingmi family-friendly, is basically based on, let's be as cruel as possible. >> judge jeanine: joining me now with reaction, former white house press secretary sean spicer and "the hill"'s joe concha. sean, you had to work with those people for a significant period of time. you think that they are losing their credibility? the facts are the facts. t

. >> we'll see thanks for watchi ining "power". >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> it's time forosing bell." i'm wilfred frost. analysts trying to understand the president's latest announcement on trade. >>> i'm leslie picker in washington is corporate america being held hostage? congress is looking into that issue. we'll have all the details >>> i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. eight ipos expected after the bell i'll drill down the names you need to watch. >>> and i'm kelly evans, automakers saying trump's tariff plans could raise car prices by $6 million the trade balance need

. >> we'll see thanks for watchi ining "power". >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> it's time for "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost. analysts trying to understand the president's latest announcement on trade. >>> i'm leslie picker in washington is corporate america being held hostage? congress is looking into that issue. we'll have all the details >>> i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. eight ipos expected after the bell i'll drill down the names you need to watch. >>> and i'm kelly evans, automakers saying trump's tariff plans could raise car prices by $6 million the trade balance needs to be addressed, says bob lutz he'll join us live with his take "the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >> there's a lot happening this afternoon. we'll get to all of the stories in a minute. but first a check on the markets. it was a rally this morning after that news about the president maybe backing off some of the harsher measures. but that has evaporated. gains down 106 right now s&p down about 15. small caps are lower by a percent and a half and the nasdaq down by 1%. >> michel

today i'm watchi another history being made on the korean peninsula. peace is going to happen.hat is the first step. i think the country should line .p behind our president he is doing a great job for the country. economically. all these ears the jobs were taken away from them because of politicians taking their cut. this president is different. his heart and his soul is for this country. toray for him all the time have god to protect him from a lot of evil. that's all i want to say and god bless america. to sean insean -- nashville. caller: when it comes to america , i know they have short-term memory. i removed her when obama was in office if he would've done that they would have criticized him and the republicans were going to disrupt everything is going to do. when it comes to human rights, how can the united states even open their mouth when they killed a whole race of people and then enslaved another and then want to holler freedom and peace. short-term memory. they went over and killed that man and that man did everything the united states to see what he was going to do.

steve: let that be a lesson, watchi age 2 ands are remembering. abby: that's dangerous, actually.fredy the frog caster? brian: yes. janice: any age group is great to read fredy the frog caster. hi, you guys. >> hi. janice: are you ready to be on tv name and town. >> pennsylvania. janice: your name. >> louise. >> ohio. >> jim from atlanta. >> cailee graham from tallassee, alabama. >> shana bryant from jacksonville, alabama. >> karen hill pensacola. >> pensacola. janice: everybody in. happy birthday, right? did you get into trouble yet? >> not yet. janice: not yet? what's your favorite part of the birthday trip? >> probably our big monster milk shake last night. janice: monster milk shake. take a look at the weather across the maps. beautiful day in new york city if you are here to enjoy the weather it is happening. 60 right now. 58 in cleveland. there is your radar. the map.ole lot happening on could see the potential for severe storms across the central u.s. and hot across the central part of the country. okay, wave, everybody. you guys were amazing. [cheers] janice: are you amazi