manus: that was axel weber with kathleen hays.ng us, -- axel weber saying it was right to do it 10 years ago, strong data, strong europe. how in love with europe are you? >> we are pretty enthusiastic at this stage. we haven't got to show that over the last seven or eight years. but at the moment you have strong corporate reform and improving economics, which gives you the kind of equity returns you have on your chart. anna: is that enthusiasm based on any expectation of what the ecb does for a long time, or is that not core to the thesis? >> i think it's just a supportive background. you are seeing relatively modest inflationary pressure, and there is no requirement on the ecb to tighten policy, other than it probably thinks it showed for the financial system. but when you look at the -- there ista the probably still a lot of fair capacity in the economy. it's a pretty benign backdrop. manus: earnings season, you sat down and said, i am quite relieved. this is what caught my eye. -- youce reaction so far quarter,ce old first and

weber? >> i think the eu is much more united.e brexit vote started, was on awas the eu part. let's get out of there as soon as possible. we will have a better future as a separate united kingdom. europeane a united union and united kingdom here. there are some regions that are very different and less wealthy than the center of london. politically, there is little content within the conservatives and other parties. some sites to see from the government find cap energy prices or increasing house prices show there is no economic plan. there is no plan for a post-brexit economy. they are trying to make the plane -- pain less visible to people. the curtain will fade at some point. people realize that brexit is bad and they are paying the cost. it is not free. they are being gamed. guy: we're going to hear from the bank of england. he has been very quiet recently. we need to see how this one comes up. >> i think they will be very cautious. there are question marks about the consumer. aboutare question marks business investment in who i

mark: ubs chairman axel weber.nie: still ahead, the drama novell -- overr paint maker axa novell. details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: and i am mark barton with the european close eight minutes away. we like to be precise. the battle for control of akzonobel. -- ousted chairman over his refusal to negotiate with pbg. joining us now is benedikt kammel. this is a fascinating story. are they going to get their way? will the chairman end up being ousted? benedikt: it does not look that way. akzonobel came back and said we did not know what good it would do to oust the chairman. it shows that we are in a very difficult situation. elliott very unhappy with the company's refusal to engage. you will remember we had three attempts by ppg to get them at the negotiating table and so far, they have said we are not interested and that trying to go , we will see where it goes. not:'s elliott and ppg aware of the power of dutch company boards? they

. >> travis weber from the family research council joins us.for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> from your take is this a win or a loss for religious organizations. >> i think it's a win. it's good to see more free speech any time we can get it and what this does is it simply allows organizations to voice their views when engaging in pure speech and not fear the hand of the government for speaking their minds a fear well is the government going to investigate me any time i might say something the government would define as political and thus inappropriate for me to say. that's really what this does, it frees up those organizations to not worry about that but it allows them to speak and not use their money and become political campaign hubs while retaining tax exempt status. >> critics have said what about the separation of church and state here. >> yeah, i mean, so that notion i think is just inappropriate really to think about when we're looking at at this here. what we want is a separation, we want a separation from the government bein

fire in area of weber av / b st. evacuations underway. streets closed.he area.thick, black smoke can be seen for miles away.evacuations are underway. nearby streets are closed and drivers are asked to avoid the area. (catherine) marin general hospital held an emergency drill today... the aim -- finding out just how prepared it is to handle a situation that would bring in lots of injuries at the same time.. a lot of recent incidents required hospitals to deal quickly with dozens of injuries. and it means getting the entire staff mobilized on short notice.. <"as you know across the country we've had multiple terrorist acts and school shootings. you never know when something like this is going to happen, so it's really important for every hospital to be as prepared as possible and to know what their weaknesses are as well as their strengths so this is why we drill.we had a scenario today of a train derailment that triggered an automobile accident in what we call a mass casualty incident. so we wanted to be prepared to receive fifty patients, five zero patie

axel weber is the chairman of ubs groups. he's going on his six year as the head of ubs.gave interesting remarks yesterday. this is an exclusive interview and we are glad you can take the time. you are still concerned about the rise of nationalism, about anti-trade and anti-globalization in europe. >> absolutely. rather a long-term trend than short-term output. if you look at the french election in 1992, the front national made it to the final, they had roughly 3 million supporters. now it is 11 million. there is a rise in these forces. the bigger concern for me is not really the immediate future.i think the immediate future will see a relief rally for the euro. we will also see stronger data out of europe. there's no problem for the rest of this year, but moving into the italian election next year, there is a very strong anti-european sentiment. there's more problems ahead. the british exit is a countdown that is happening now with problems that will only be solved in the 12th hour. there is mobile liquidity ahead over the next two years at least for europe. that is goin

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weber: the victory to her, and -- the victory tour, and they lost a lot of money and loaded the old foxborotadium up with debt, $48 million of debt in a stadium that cost $6 million. long sry short, i boht i out of bankruptcy, competing against the previous owner of the team, the guy who owned the shaving company.+++ he bid $18 million, i bid $25 million and got the stadium. so then i had an option on the land and the stadium, so we controlled all of the revenue. he had tickets, i had everything else. in so they were going to move the team to st. louis, but they had to get out of my lease. and they offered us $75 million to move the team. i said no. so my sweetheart said to me, you paid $25 million for this old dump of the stadium, they are offering you $75 million. you take it. you will find another team. but i remember the boston braves, who was my love, who was my number one team who moved from boston when i was a young kid and i remembered how sad i was. so i said, i am going to go to st. louis and buy the team. she said, what will you pay? i said, the right number is $115 million, but

we spoke to axel weber earlier. ecb is going to announce plans to taper by june and start doing that tapering by september. in a nutshell, how will that affect iceland? mar: very well because one of the problems we face is that the interest rates we need to stabilize the domestic economy are higher than interest rates in the rest of the world. we have a big interest rate differential and that is, of course, a target for capital inflows. with the special visa requirement, that is something we want to have. i would welcome the very much. kathleen: thank you so much for joining us. he is the governor of the central bank of iceland, a big policy meeting next week. i'm going to send it back to you now, manus. manus: thank you very much. you weren't easy in any stretch of the imagination. no governor saying there was immediate decision on the new monetary regime and he can hit his inflation goal with lower rates than before. great job. and remember, if you are a bloomberg customer, hop on to your terminal and you have tv

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kemp, do you know weber? he was a totally unknown backbencher who happened to be on c-span every day. all over america, more people knew weber then jack kemp. there was power to this network you started. host: let me ask you about your dedication. it is in latin? saying --ike you are paying some loving tribute to your children. guest: yes. [speaking latin] i remember that -- i will tell you where i got it. i was a latin teacher. i majored in classics. then i took chinese and japanese later, but i was a latin teacher. i went to princeton. there is an arch at princeton that some rich guy gave. it says [speaking latin] dedicated in love to my mother and son. we, when i was in princeton, it was all-male and women would come for the weekend. we would walk our dates passed this arch and they would say, what does that say? i was a latin major, right, so they had to trust me. we told them it said, kiss your date under this arch. that is how i remember this. in two or three of my books, i have used that format for my

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the location is near the intersection of we shall weber and benefit street. . this appears to be in a warehouse district area where there were some garages and some auto repair shops. so far no word of injuries. but of course we'll monitor this fire. at this hour. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. thank for joining us. >> raj mathai. other stop story this evening a grizzly discovery this morning and tonight a lot of concerned neighbors. sf public defender is scrambling for answers but they say it was not a random attack. a man found dead at vernal heights park. kristi smith is at the park with the latest on the search for the suspect. >> reporter: raj, neighbors are understandably concerned. the body was found in a popular area where you see a bend in the path. there are homes nearby. police say the victim was stabbed by one source says that there was a more brutal aspect to it. we checked in with police about what they're doing and what neighbors should know. a jogger found the body, also the path in the park and word spread quickly among neighbors. >> wh

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. >> i'm donald weber. i play hamilton sometimes on broadway. i have a guy who seems to know you.ants to know if you'll go with him to prom. >> no kidding. now, hannah and michael are both into theater. they've been part of their own school production which is awesome which is why this particular tn

coming up, we will get the take of the ubs chairman, he is axel weber.oining us from the dvi women's finance summit. did you see what angela merkel said about the euro and the question mark fascinating comments. and the rescue plan. we will discuss the restructuring plan with the european chair of the single resolution board. banking firmly in focus in italy and spain. the open 17 minutes away. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: good morning. in the u.k., 22 people have been killed in a pop concert packed with young people. 59 others were injured in the blast outside the manchester arena stadium this after a concert was concluding by arian a grande. no one has claimed responsibility. let's talk about the impact of this. francine lacqua is there. thecine: we are joined, by chairman of ubs. given the sensitive news, welcome to the program but we need to start to talk about terrorism and the impact this will have on europe. unification or dis-unification question mark -- dis-unification? event and disturbing my thoughts are with the families and the victims. terrori

a palate fire after 5:00 on east weber.ire was concentrated in large piles between rail cars and a rail house. the wind blew embers to nearby homes. her mother, sister and brother- in-law were ordered to evacuate. >> couldn't get clothes. we have negligent. nothing. >> she has complained to the city that the palets could be hazardous. >>> the travel ban may wind up before the supreme court. it upheld a lower court rule a 10-3 ruling. it was meant to keep out travelers from 6 majority muslim nations. jeff sessions said he will ask the supreme court to review the decision. san francisco's 9th circuit is considering a separate challenge. donald trump's son in law is investigated. it involved cushner's meetings after the election. this does not mean he is suspected of a crime. the attorney says he is offered to share what he knows about the meetings with congress or any other inquiry. >>> police in manchester, england carried out more raids after the bombing. the u.k. says it will now resume sharing intelligence with the u.s. a

attorney jesse weber with legal analysis of this and a lot of people assume dui means alcohol is the being honest, there was no alcohol in his system but is still dui. >> i hate to see this. there was no alcohol, but his driving was impaired because he was under the influence of a substance. what is going to happen is he will either plead guilty or no contest to a lesser charge, probation, temporary suspension of his license, not really jail time for first conviction but it is really an issue with if he decides to fight this is an uphill battle for him because even though he says it was a mixture of medications and didn't know what was going to happen, it is a strict liability offense meaning he doesn't matter what he intended, your impairment was affected when operating a vehicle. rob: the doctor comes into play, if the doctor was prescribed -- could there be some kind of malpractice? >> that is what he will try to do. it goes further than nipping it in the bud. in inappropriate prescription of drugs, he has taken blame but this wasn't entirely his fault. if he mixed the drugs prope

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callll be much red and forth sharp replies, weber undertakes to read it might have an encyclopedia and biography at hand. others, will find themselves closer to agreeing with douglas's affirmative assessments. either way, enclosing the chapter, taylor extended the north american review article one last time. closed to the chapter by reconstructing a memorable thekfast not long after battle of porch republic in orange county virginia at what's taylor called the barbarous hour of sunrise. the march toward the seven days battle. you notice some skipping number six wartime. four-time. - for time. that's night we camped at the birthplace of my father. a distant kinsman who i had never met invited me to his house in the neighborhood. it was a fine old mansion surrounded by well-kept grounds. this region had not been touched by war. plants, and rose trees in full bloom attested the -- glorious mess of june. sness of june. this is breakfast. quantities of cracked ice rattled refreshingly in the goblet, fragrant mint above its room, a massive white sugar rested on the meant -- meant, and luscio

including elizabeth warren and axel weber who was happy with the results with the french election resultsrns that europe's troubles are far from over. think there will be a hard brexit in the end and that would put negative repercussions on europe. juliette: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ juliette: -- >> i think we should encourage the development of the real economy. as it is creating real wealth. today, the virtual economy is overgrown. the key tenant of the virtual economy is money be getting money. however, now it is actually money out of the pocket of the real economy. it will not help accumulate wealth nor will it may profits. -- make profits. its gain is generated from the loss of others. i don't feel this kind of economy is a good thing. >> sir -- services industries are growing well, as opposed to the larger manufacturers. china's economy is changing. you recognize that, yes? >> the new economy is the internet economy. it has created some jobs, at the same time, it has brought about unemployment. it's forced a letter brick-and-mortar retailers to close down. i notice in the u.s., the ret

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this is near weber, industrial park area. you can see live from sky rarng, lots of flames there. an area filled with pal et cetera. the it's fueling the fire. firefighters are trying to do you say it with water as well. spread to a nearby lot. but so far no other dangers but people are being evacuated from that area, heavy smoke, and so it's a lot of thick dense smoke. again, evacuations there in stockton, watching this carefully. but right now it appears to be just a pallet fire. >>> coming up here at 6:00 spotted on the street take a look we showing you ware in the bay area we caught tesla's next big thing the yet to be released model. >>> the latest in a string of robberies at bay area apple stores. i'm scott budman in walnut creek. we'll tell you what they got away with, coming up. >>> and i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri from sunshine to fogged in in half moon bay i'll have the impact of the fog on the forecast tomorrow, plus how much hotter for the memorial day weekend. at 6:19 tonight. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to

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weber speaking there to francine lacqua. vonnie: thanks.appening now in washington, d.c., steven mnuchin is speaking about the budget and tax reform at the peterson foundation fiscal summit. some of his comments, he said congress will determine the final budget. the white house budget was delivered to congress this morning. he said the goal is for "a unified tax plan the house and senate can support," and he said that he can pledge the final tax plan will not cut high-end taxes. for example, taxing capital gains is the most inefficient way to raise revenue. he also says there is a need to get the budget balanced answer count for tax changes in the budget plans. a lot to get there today. a big day for fiscal policy. you can watch secretary mnuchin's for marks on the bloomberg -- full remarks on the bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london and new york, i am mark barton with vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg markets. vonnie: time for our quick takes . today, we're looking at the impact of president donald trump just leaving israel a few hours ago. t

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starting it's one in theaters this weekend is the indie film, truck, based on the life of boxer chuck weberry, particularly his boxing match with mohammed ali. it said to have been started -- inspired the 1976 best picture from, rocky. naomi watts and elizabeth moss profar -- costar. >> reporter: audiences can check out the billion dollars and counting blockbuster, the fate of the furious which is held onto its number one spot at the box office for a third week in a row. >> remember i told you i had a brother who was the champion of parking? >> reporter: a lot -- a raunchy comedy, how to be a latin lover, was in second place. the surprise box office success story, the limited release action flick, from great india films. plus the tech thriller, the circle starring tom hanks and emma watson. >> the circle has a power to change everything. >> reporter: in new york, ashley dvorkin, fox news. >>> thank you for joining us at noon on ktvu fox 2 news. we are always with you on ktvu.com and on facebook and twitter. a lot of big stories happening today. this is violet. she's been waiting for this mo

we also look at the south weber traffic is so far, so good. >>> good morning, everybody. here we go with another extensive fog bank. a lo cloud deck in place and many reports of drizzle, especially along eight andy in san leandro and san lorenzo. -- especially along 880 and san leandro. there are some like debbie who said they are tired of this weather. i do my best to make everyone happy. it's not easy and weather. the system came by yesterday and that started the cool down. we have another system on the way tonight. night baseball looks cool. mostly cloudy skies, 59 for the nationals and giants. bundle up. one system yesterday and its right there. and its right there. this one is on its way with possible rain tomorrow. models are looking at rain. not a lot but more than drizzle. low clouds have been tough to budget. they are there again along with disturbances. the wind machine is crying to. gusts at 22 in half moon bay. sfo has arrival delays of one hour. gusts at more than 30. hayward, 25. oakland, 18. and travis, gusts up to 40. altamont pass, the one mile per hour u

let's start with ubs chairman axel weber, who spoke exclusively with kathleen hays about the impact ofal turbulence on european markets. >> the bigger concern for me is not really the immediate future. i think the immediate future will see a relief rally for the euro, and will also see stronger data coming out of europe. pmi's are very high, so i think there is no problem for the rest of this year. but we will move into the italian election next year. there's a strong anti-european morement, so there are problems ahead. the british exit, brexit, is a countdown that is happening now, with problems that will only be solved in the 12th hour. there's more volatility ahead over the next two years at least for europe, and that is going to be a rocky road. kathleen: you were talking about this earlier, that there is a possibility brexit is more than a risk to just the u.k. it is a risk to all of europe , potentially, that could hurt the economy and spill over into the global economy. what is the chance of that? how will that happen? >> like every event. markets are not good at pricing binary

weber. for life. go to weber.com for more information. >> this is a fox news update.dent trump calling for more cooperation in the fight against terror. he spoke to a number of arab leaders in saudi arabia. the president announcing a six-nation council to prosecute those who finance terrorism. he also celebrated the opening of a new global center to fight terror. >>> first lady melania trump attending that opening with him. the project will serve as a giant nerve hub for tracking terrorist activity online. the white house confirming another missile test by north korea. the latest launch comes a week after the test of a new type of missile. north korean leader kim jong-un warning the u.s. mainland is within striking distance of his weapons. >>> i'm robert gray, now back to "justice with judge jeanine." . >> funds arms and trains terrorists, malicious and other extremist groups that spread destruction and chaos across the region. for decades iran has fueled the fires of sectarian conflict and terror. is a government that speaks openly of mass murder, vowing the destruct

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relationship, and that gets me -- shortly to my point about the new england cotton tail, but wendy weber, the head of region 5 has been terrific at reaching out to the states to collaborate. adequate resources. i won't repeat what the my colleagues have said, but the add cut resources for conserving species are critical to any reforms, and an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. we all want to keep species from getting on the list. that's the success, and once on getting them o.so i want to, again, mention the state wildlife action plans. we've put a tremendous. a work into those working with stakeholders, and their real serious science-based documents would help us list endangered species and help us spend resources wisely. the states have the plan, at least, unfortunately, in my state of rhode island, we don't have sufficient resources to carry them out. let me just summarize one last point. the new england cotton tail is a great example of how an imminent listing motivated people to get together, really coordinated or kicked off by the u.s. fish and wildlife services and stat

. >> valerie weber is 1 of 22 victims who survived the attack in san bernardino. >> my youngest daughtera. she was everything to me. >> gregory clayborn lost his daughter. he claims twitter, google, and facebook are partially to blame. >> the people are using it as a means to not only communicate but also provide resources financial resources to those who are actually working on their behalf. >> in a suit filed, clayborn and two other families claimed that the tech companies knowingly and recklessly aided and abetted isis with material support, making them liable for the actions of shooters. even if the shooters had never been directly in contact with isis, the suit says, the use of social media influenced their actions. >> trying to hold them responsible by the content generated. >> newspapers can be held liable but social media companies cannot thanks to a 1996 law. internet companies have no legal duty to monitor or delete content they carry. >> the danger here is that you going to allow a platform to over police or overcorrect and then start removing any content that talks about terr

news helicopters got an aerial view of the destruction at the corner of weber and b street. strong winds fueled the fast moving flames which caused major damage to five homes, and two people were hurt. today several people living in that stockton neighborhood came together to share their pain. many of the fire victims say they don't know what to do next. >> reporter: these women, looking through bags of clothes after they lost all their belongings. a fire broke out thursday at a pallet yard across from their home. >> i lost my home, my belongings, my car, pretty much everything. >> reporter: today ashes, burnt wood, burnt metal, burnt homes are what they see. >> we don't have food. we don't have a home. we don't have a roof. we don't have -- like all of our things are literally destroyed. >> reporter: this woman was renting her home and did not have renters insurance. >> nobody had renters insurance. >> reporter: today some stockton residents have been offering clothes, offering food. >> everybody needs help. some of them don't like asking for it. they need help. >> we are s

so no, weber we shouldn't expect that the united states can pull strings and be able to turn a bad guyood guy. but it clearly is true that when we endorse explicitly the brutal of these dictators, that it ultimately leads to the situation getting worse, not better. this isn't just a case of looking the other way on duterte or putin. this is about an american president showing specific appreciation for their brutality. trump talked about how he likes the way that putin went after his political opponents. he has drawn parallels between himself and the way in which duterte has rule. in that way we are making the situation worse, not better. we can't solve all these problems but we are certainly in these situations making it worse and we're giving lins to other officials who want to get on this slippery slope to autocracy. you're not going to have to be the united states speaking out against you if you do so. >> the president's admiration for those type of actions gives us a disturbing window into the directions he'd like to head himself if he's able to. senator chris murphy of connecticut

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. >> i'm donald weber. i play hamilton sometimes on broadway. i have a guy who seems to know you. he wants to know if you'll go with him to prom. >> no kidding. now, hannah and michael are both into theater. they've been part of their own school production which is awesome which is why this particular turn of events is cool for both of them. >> hello there, i wish you could be here. have a jolly holiday. >> is she mary poppins? >> it is. he caught up with her in florida, actually. the reason this is important is because they both starred in the school production of mary poppins. she did go to prom with him. >> would love it if you would attend prom with him? >> hannah, will you go to the prom with me, please? >> so please do say yes. and break a leg with your stellar performance. >>> that's our show. visit rightthisminute.com for more. see you on the next new episode of "rtm." ames bond nor would ro moore be the last. but few would argue he filled the shoes and handled the gun and romanced the women, quite splend splendidly. >> what do you think you are doing? >> his accent sugges

weber is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. when you had your comments, you said you identified some longstanding management weaknesses. can you elaborate on those? yes, thanks for the opportunity. by management weaknesses, i'm referring to those in faa's acquisition practices. we cited in our testimony overambitious planning, adsp and eram would be key examples of that. i cited in our testimony the need for stable requirements for acquisitions to be successfully executed. e-ram and s.w.i.m. programs would be examples of where faa had shortcomings in that area. contract oversight, generally, across the board as we have audited faa's programs we have found areas that needed significant improvement all the way from incentive fees, to the requirement faa's own requirement for independent government cost estimates and sole source contracting, which some faa acquisitions personnel weren't even following their own requirements. so you can see there have been some significant shortcomings along the line. they've affected not only the

tell us about this weber grill over here. >> this weber grill is a classic weber smoker. over here. guys on the kc barbecue society at stores across the country passing out free samples all day today 10 to 5. giving out free samples today. clayton: chef, i don't know if you can get a microphone on ted. you won your first competition on this grill? >> we did started cooking on grill. won second barbecue. >> you, too, can win a barbecue contest. clayton: this is the treger? >> this is the one i have on my porch right now. you can load it up with pellets. turn it on like when i'm cooking ribs 225. put my ribs on it. walk away. come back in three hours have you fall off the bones ready to go. this is on sale go outdoors event. >> wood pellets over here. creates the smoke. does nothing but make great barbecue. clayton: that's 799. you get that at bass pro shops. big outdoor event is happening now. how long does it run? >> may 28th, this weekend and next weekend. get your gear and tents and ready to go. pete: that could be dangerous. i love it. clayton: we will be doing kayakin

i'm joined by attorney jesse weber and kent zimmerman. thank you both for joining us today. with the decision? kent, i'll start with you. >> you know, this is a tough case, heather. you've got these men serving bravely in benghazi. they lose their lives. their family, you want justice for their family. they bring this case but the unfortunate thing is based on the law the court finds that actually there isn't justice for the family in this case. the law says that hillary clinton may have suggested the family was mistaken but to have defamed them they would have had to call them a liar and put them in a bad light by making a false statement and the court found that she didn't do that. this will go up an appeal, though. it is not over yet. >> heather: a couple things involved. not only the defamation part of it but also clinton's use of a private email server. the family saying it caused their son's death as well because it allowed terrorists access to sensitive information. >> absolutely. look, you know, you would think that after all the trouble that she has had with this em

. >> 7:25 am south weber issued hundreds of tickets last month cracking down on distracted driving. the national highway safety administration estate office of traffic safety on this crackdown. more than 220 tickets were issued most for using a cell phone while driving. the law bans drivers from holding a cell phone for any reason. >>> to repeal california's recent gas tax increase, republicans and women from orange county was to see a measure in 2018 to overturn the recently approved tax. it will take 350,000 signatures before you get a chance about. governor brown signed a bill to raise the tax by $.12 per gallon along with an increase in registration fees. we will pay more at the pump in november. >>> the report says california tourism industry had a record- breaking year in 2016. numbers released by the group visit california showed tourist spin one of the hundred $26 million in company to figure up 3% from the year before. the same report found tourism generated more than $10 billion in tax revenue as supported 1.1 million jobs last year. >>> salesforce tower in san francisco w

ashley weber, market watchers, gary kaltbaum, erin gibbs. why is that? what is going on?n't a economic impact. we don't see companies having massive impact particularly with the smaller attacks. obviously a huge emotional impact. it really has to take something like all-out war. we're really talking about increased defense spending to have an impact. we looked at even the s&p 500 and most weeks after an attack, the market is actually up about half a percent since 2010. so the market, particularly the u.s. markets, are really ready to brush it off unless something affects it somewhere on the fundamentals. neil: i guess that does make a lot of sense, ashley, if you think about it but we had a lot of defense-related issues continuing to climb. really a response to the saudi deal that the president scored earlier this week and maybe that those are just issues that will do well if we have increased terrorism tension but what do you make of it all? >> i think so. look, keep calm, carry on. to erin's point, she is absolutely right if it was an economic target that was attacked a