agencies seeshzed nearly 50,000 pounds of illegal fireworks and $115,000 in raids over the last two weksing including oakland hayward and walnut creek. culminating a three-year investigation. >> law enforcement officers have reason to believe the suspects have been illegally importing, transporting, storing, distributing and ultimately selling this product of daerjs fireworks throughout california. with indications this practice went on at least 30 years. >> officials say the recent increase in devastating fires statewide makes stopping the illegal operations more important than ever. >>> well with well the warrior haves a chance to sweep the cavaliers as you know for the third nba title if in four years. if you have any desire to fly to cleveland to see it. it's possible. lyanne melendez explains. >> jr who wouldn't want to fly to cleveland for friday's game four of the nafb finals. >> i'm a big fan. i'm dpad they're up. it's hard to imagine that lebron can pull it off. >> i love the the warriors i wish i could get a ticket, because they are really doing very, very well. >> last minute

as wek at your tuesday planner, a high of 82.eep the breeze around through the afternoon hours as we head on into the evening hours. the winds sta to subside but it is just gorgeous out there. tonight is the neht you f up the grill, eat outdoors, cut up the water mellon with the kid and eat outside and make those summer memories because it is so comfortable. we talk about humidity levels, could the h tidity star build in just a little bit but then look at what happensut there onsunday. the humidity levels really jump up, not onl very humid but i would consider sunday owe prosive. when you factor in the on sunday, it's going to feel much warmer than the forecast and high temperature in the to mid 90. coming up i'm going to let you know just how hot it's going to feel out there sunday, monday and tuesday when you factor in that muggines >> already feels sticky. >> all right, thanks. >> and whotoll roads in norther virginiaou where could possibly pay to avoid >>> welcome back to "news4 midday." our first look at meghan markle, now k

out weks are going on are getting the remains back of our great heroes. so many people asked me.he remains are coming back. over 200 already. nobody has ever gotten anything or anybody back. the children and grandchildren want to get the remains back of their fathers and grandfathers and we are starting that. it has been incredible. we got our hostages back. the new york times said, well, obama got hostages back. yeah, but he paid $1.8 billion. we did not pay a penny. [applause] at the same time, north korea was very smart and they made it so we got it back and they are now living with their families. that was two months ago and now they are living very happily with their families and that was great and most importantly you have not and 80 rockets shot over japan, you haven't had missiles going off in japan, you haven't had any nuclear tests in the last seven months, you haven't had tests of any kind, sites of been blown up where they had the testing. they're getting rid of the engine sites, either engines, engines, they call them engines for ballistic missiles, that is going, an

>>oh, my >> laura: what ane fantastic wek this was from north korea to ig report.e thank each and every one of you for choosing to watch the t show. we try to break it down. we have t a fantastic team on te road in california. it's important to hit the road, see what america is going through from different perspectives. we'll be in l.a. monday and tuesday night.. that's it for us tonight. we'll be back here, follow me on twitter and you will be seeing our adventures on facebook as well. have a great weekend. fly your flag. have a good weekend. and the fox news @ night team. >> this is a fox news alert. it was a surprise media blitz on t was a surprise media blitz on heather: this is a fox news alert, the president on the attack, on his opponents at the fbi. when night court convenes, a new lawsuits, owners said turn it over. are we talking confiscation? the new jersey lawyers land in jail? could it go nationwide? stick around for a midnight here on a mission for the elderly, disabled, single mothers and veterans coming to a lawn near you.

before, wek about, if you find a facebook every 10 years, you are great, but you can only find it everyars. but in china, you can always find a facebook like this this model. there is always new social disruption, whether in the phone -- form of video, livestream. but the key is content, features driven, and targeting different segments of users. we have investments in companies that is the number one business in china, in the number one square dance at in china -- app in china. have another that only targets generation z. there is quite a bit more room for growth within social, and so expect to see this company taking that model overseas. >> do think those models can be moved overseas? we have not seen that many success stories of chinese social tech migrating successfully. >> it is starting to happen. we had investments in this chinese company, based in shanghai, and they launched in the u.s. and it is one of the top five social apps the u.s.. recently, it was acquired, but it is an example of a chinese developed at -- app making it number one. appsve also seen chinese going to southe

they've been in meetings all wek since they've been sworn in everyday. thank you supervisor. any further public comment. public comment now closed. >> line 4, public comment on all matters pertaining to item six closed session including public comment on vote whether to hold item six in closed session. >> vice president mazzucco: pubc comment regarding our going into closed session. hearing none. public comment it closed. >> number five vote on whether o hold item six in closed session. san francisco alternative code section 67.10 action. >> vice president mazzucco: mot? >> i wanted to know if it's possible to raise this discussin whether or not there are portios of the agenda that already set r closed session. whether or not we can hold themn open session. i think obviously there's the questions of conferring with lel counsel which maybe proper for closed session. i think there was some questions that carried over from last week that we put on the agenda for ts week regarding mr. yank and his work. i don't think that implicates attorney-client information. third week. i don'

we increase our force we also do so in a way that bridges any divides with our communities and that wek together to create an environment where everyone feels safe and cared for. that is what san francisco is all ab ate thank you fouseice to our city. th >> [applause] >> thank you, vooup -- supervi supervasrayor i want to thank y. we are proud of you. we look forward to years of service ahead. so that's going to conclude our press conference. we'll be in the side room if any media wants to talk to us after wards off camera. thank you all for being here today. >> [applause] >> hi. welcome o san exploring how you can stay in r home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we arehere at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that

we' just learned jennifer weks ton has earn the nomination. she will face off with barbara comstoc who won the primary with of 30 persons of the votes. you can get the full list on our website fox5dc.com. >> coming up, tonight police in the district are on the hunt for a bold thieve. a he protest ina deadly-officer involved hoong. tonight new cellphoneideo un veils how it's all unfollowedas ded. thee has to weighted hollywood heavy harvey weinstein. we're back after this. a (birds chirping, nning brook,) ahh. the new deer park sparkling . made with real spring w ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious,sl you don't needo-mo mod. real spring water, f ruit flavors and refreshing bubbles. just what's refreshingly real. >> dozens of people showed up in downtown sill sprer spring to protest theing of an une armed plagu male by montgomery county police officep olice body camera footageho s 41 year old robert white's last moment but still they need witnesses to come forward. fox's anjali hemphill is live in silver springs with the latest on this tonight. >

and we'll definitely know more after having little focus group xt wek with outdoor event producers and environmental producers. in the interim, you guys should just reach out to. any of your concerns, questions, things that we can pose to both supervisor tang's offers and department of environment would be super helpful in getting the big picture of concerns here. >> yes. echo that. and i will send you guys tonight before i leave the link to the legislation. so you can see it. >> thank you. >> commissioner perez looks like he has one more comment. >> with regards to the community calendar that you are doing, ho events? just like when we submit our own description and event? >> right now we are getting information from permit entities for the calendar. and we're also looking on some of the websites that will -- the free event websites to find out if there is an event that is in the public right-of-way or impacts public right-of-way that might not be on the radar of m.t.a. or rec and park. so there is no real publicly facing way to receive the data. it's all through,aga, these entities t

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this conversation will evolve and evolve quickly over the xt wek. the priorities that have been stated, i'm open to hearing others, but i -- we're digging into the parameters of that state funding, what it can and can't be spend on, and the par a a -- parameters that it l need to be spent. we are evaluating the parameters, and we'll get back to you, but i recognize those have been stated priorities. >> supervisor fewer: okay. so my specific question to you and to the mayor's budget office is, when the $27 million, when it passes through the budget -- i understand it's not in the phase to be passed, that these three things fit into the categories, and i would assume then that the budget for actually -- i guess it's the -- it would be under jeff kosinsky's team. >> we are working to comup with an allocation plan for that 27 million. i believe there are time constraints that it must be spent, but we are working with the department to develop and respond to the priorities as well as the timing of the funding. >> supervisor fewer: okay. it is just my con

we increase our force we also do so in a way that bridges any divides with our communities and that wek hero create an environment where everyone feels safe and cared for. that is what san francisco is all about and i absolutely thank you for your service to our city. thank you. >> [applause] >> thank you, vooup -- supervi supervisor. as mayor i want to thank you for your service. we are proud of you. we look forward to years of service ahead. so that's going to conclude our press conference. we'll be in the side room if any media wants to talk to us after wards off camera. thank you all for being here today. >> [applause] [laughter] >> get in there. >> mayor farrell: all right. there we go. [cheers and applause] >> mayor farrell: let us get started here. first of all, i want to welcome everyone to city hall to kick off san francisco's are judy -- lgbtq pride 2018. let's give a round of applause, everyone. [cheers and applause] >> mayor farrell: i want to thank, first of all, the incredible people that made this happen here today. not only outside of hall, but thank you to the volunteer

wek about it anecdally all the time it's nice to have numbers to put with it.man. >> meanwhile, jeff bezos spotted in the jung 8, as seen by our producer, michael sheets billionaire founder of amazosee cambodia, seen biking near a temple >> wearing a helmet. >> he takes some killer vacations. >> he does >> dog sledding in the frozen north. >> i think that's good i mean, they say work hard, play hard but also, when ceos are actually seen taking vacation, i think that's good for employees. now, do amazon employees get to take vacation inthat's another question >> continue to watch shares of media, obviously, dow jones reporting that the department of justice is expected to approve disn proposed $71 billion acquisition of 21st century fox. as soon as today this is according to a people familiar with the matter they argue it gives disney a leg up in its battle with comcast for control ankey pieces of that empire. really, an assemblage of media assets that murdoch has spent decades putting together, and very hard to replicate >> now, comcast shares are marginally, f

optimistic that we will begin to have two opportunities. remainso receive some but there is a great deal of wek with the companies that .id to gain access we are intent on denuclearization. , for all the obvious reasons, intent on getting back as many remains for americans or other foreigners as well. other countries have asked to his fate in this as well. we are dogged in participating in this. >> just to be clear, we have not yet received? >> that is correct. >> i know that syria has come up already. the situation there. are you aware of any plans to withdraw forces from iran member which? in the immediate future? >> correct. conditions based. there is an outline for what the objectives are and how it would be undertaken jointly by each of the two countries. doin the immediate future, do we see this in weeks or months? >> we are sustaining those in the future. >> great to see you again. i turn on the news, you have to take on another egg -- another big issue. a grateful nation sees a lot of the issues around the world and sees that there are many issues around the world. thanks for taking tho

. >> i think too what was fascinating to watch was the progression from early on in the wek wheree heard makeaction, we have the executive order and now what is anothertale mate i congress and a lot of disagreement in the republican caucus as to what path to take moving forward. >> that's right. coheress is moving house to try to pass some kind of comprehensive immigration reford which deal with the dreamers, which would deal with the boarder wl and also deal with the separation of families. the president went up there earlier last week and said he was a thousand percent b republican efforts to try to pass one of those bills and then on friday he sent o a tweet saying, stop wasting your time. so this is all as clear as mud, but we're going to try and clear it up at the top of the hour. >> by the way, power player of the week, it is amazing to see the role that the federalist society has playered moving forward and you're going t talk about that today. >>e're approachinghis next s thestarting tomorrow last week in june. that's when the supreme court ends its yeaony s announces its biggest

military personnel off, the ramifications are huge when wek at the strategic alliances and partnerships as well as competition. >> absolutely. it was very interesting to hear the u.s. talk about the cost of having the true president -- troop prescence in japan. the democracy usually talks about the cost being -- not allowing these dictators or those who are threatening democracy to have their way. the cost that donald talked about was the economic cost. i understand it, it is expensive. he talked about the cost of farmers out from guam just to go to the wargames in south korea. what cost there is to america position and the security umbrella that it provides its allies statistically, japan and south korea. ramy: the political as well as the geopolitical cost there. that was stephen engle in singapore, thank you very much. let's get the first word news with jessica summers. you, chancellor merkel is turning the tables on president trump. she says that the trade one -- runs a trade surplus with europe. she also says the topic was discussed at last week's g7 summit where the president thre

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wek to scott snyder. we were talking to him before some technical problems.ations and is aea expert. thank you for sticking with us. i think you were answering the question as to what the next steps are at the moment, and what would you be doing in order to build up confidence between these two sides, which have had decades of mistrust, deep mistrust? >> the main thing from the statement is that we need to go ahead and move forward on this process that is going to be led by secretary of state p and try to get some conkey -- seeinge deliverables, what the process would look like with north korea, and how it would be linked up with trust building or peace building. president trump talked a lot you have to bet aware of the extreme mistrust with north korea, in which the critical thing is to build a shared record of accomplishment. that actually means steps on either side need to be linked with each other in a kind of action for action phased process. was really missing was there if i -- verify. we didn't get anything concrete on denuclearization at all. >> yes.

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i'm not sure what wek about directly that the queson of price clarity this is not addressed in the blueprint often they don't have a sense of their own out-of-pocket cost and often there is no easy way toheck the consumer doesn't know the he whether coinsurance or co-pay but they might write a prescription for a particular drug the patient can afford that maybe to the patient to not getting the prescription that they need. so outside of the context of medicare a medicaid what specific proposal in the administration's blueprint has the most immedediate impact of out-of-pocket cost transparency for consumers in a commercial market? >> i'm so glad you raised that we agree about patient transparency with out-of-pocket expense we would like to get to assist him when you are with your doctor you have a right to be told what your out-of-pocket would be for the drug as well as competing products. that is something medicare is where i have the power to you could have a doctor who writes a part toe drug that is iion within infusion clinic in their office making money from that but the patient would pa

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melissa, linked to easing trade tensions carl >> steve, thank you for that a good set-up forring us as wekut the market impact. let's bring in david, from ubs global wealth management and michael is head of public policy at morgan stanley good to see you guys michael, one story that's been buried by media m&a and starbucks is that the german automakers are somehow waving a white flag is this how you read the report in the journal and was it a moment ago why the market was trying to reverse some of the recent losses? >> i mean it doesn't hurt, but it also doesn't tell you a lot about what the eu as a whole or how they're going to proceed here in terms of negotiations. one industry within one country and eu has to proceed more or less as a whole here and we still think we're in this cycle of eskaulatory fit f tit-for-tat. we allowed this steel and aluminum waivers to expire the eu is set to respond it's still supposed to be part of your base case that auto tariffs are going to come on some time later this year and markets have to be a couple steps ahead with the trade disputes with the eu an

the fangs, wek at will see them break apart, where the outlook for a facebook may be very different thant may be different than netflix. tom: stock selection is what not to buy. what do i not want to own right now? lisa: we want to look at some of those technology stocks. the valuation has gotten stretched. i think the question is what are our next -- expectations right now. surprise on the upside? i think some of them can. i think that is one of the key issues. francine: what is your take on technology overall? lisa: i don't know you can make that case for the entire sector. we like some of these old tech names, they will benefit from capital spending that we anticipate. some of the software and services names, some of the stocks like the semi conductors needed to take a fresh look and see if in fact they could surprise on the upside. it's not entirely clear. francine: are there specific industries that would be hit and fall in the middle of the trade war to stay away from? lisa: that's a great question. this is where the disconnect is. we've seen a dispersion between the performance of

however, the cost of bonds for weks and the ability -- could be back in a situation like 2011 where italyntic economic cost for some political uncertainty at the european level. when angela merkel started to talk about the possibility of a , thent in every country the spread started to rise and italy entered a crisis. a big burdenis that any government in italy is facing. david, if i have my chart somewhere, there is my italian premium against spain. .ou own btp's what is the case for being constructive on italian btp's? they are still pricing in some level of systemic risk. what the finance minister's comments confirmed and we have ,een by the five-star movement not to call another election which would have been a referendum, highlights the fact that neither the public nor political will for a euro exit. there is too much systemic risk being priced in at the moment. i think the other aspects of the italian government is they are not going to go on a mad physical splurge. there is a little bit of room for fiscal easing. i think you will see further tightening in btp's. we have repriced ou

previously wek did not cover it from london, from istanbul, from london -- from moscow, from singaporesh a completely new financial hub. shiner talkser about water as the great divide. the china belt and road is an addition of marco polo and kazakhstan. how are you going to compete with the ships moving along the eurasia, across india and over to the persian gulf? kiarat: in terms of eurasia and central asia, kazakhstan is more than 50% of gdp of central asia. we are the most developed and reformed economy since we got independence. we believe we are now closer to that kind of latest things like new financial landscapes. we would like to create the new financial services industry which can cover the entire region. tom: governor, thank you so much for joining us today. kiarat kelimbetov. francine? francine: we are getting some breaking news from lloyd's of london. this is the insurance group here in london, and the chief executive is due to leave in 2019. we understand she could leave by the end of this year or the beginning of next year. lloyd's of london putting out a statement after

of are thing at&t is trying to do, find out if they're allowed to do it with time warner ne eer next weky a role on that side if that's what they were to do. >> before we go. get to this. i think we're going togo to th president. president trump is taking some questions before he heads to -- heads to canada. >> -- he's a very dishonest man. i've been saying it for a long time i think i did our country a great favor, a really great favor when i fired him, and we'll see what happens we'll see what the report says, but i guess it just got announced. it's coming out on june 14th so that will be, maybe, a nice birthday present who knows. >> are you -- [ inaudible ]. >> we're going to deal with the unfair trade practices if you look at what canada and mexico, the european union, all of them have been doing to us for many, many decades, we have to change it, and they understand it's going to happen. >> what are you going to do -- [ inaudible ]. >> we are going to do very well. now, if we're unable to make a deal, we'll terminate nafta. we'll have a better deal if we are unable to make a deal, w