>>will tran: what tonnage of jazz and hear? >>: 530. >>will tran: will here yesterday as 6:00 p.m. the full to already hear the police officers traffic is going by is madness and if you're coming down here i could tell you they're already filling up by having the fremont bart station. >>darya: of the drama and used to live up and as of black t- shirts that is my navy blue. >>darya: it is one to be crazy over there have you seen the pattern as already heading over we've seen is wrong direction. >>anny hong: as a given to the letter morning our and also this afternoon is a little cloudy we see people have swatters on and they have the hats but they're probably kill off later led on to the most the conditions in the pocket will be cloudy to battista in the mid-50s it will be warmer compared to yes in the upper 80s from livermore 87 and antioch 73 in san mateo and the coast this stay cloudy a high of 64 and half moon bay and mid- 60's in san francisco is a cool day in the city with some preconditions the time not as 706 my come back we'll talk more about your east of a forecast. >>mark

>>anny hong: happening today boston marathon bomber will be formally sentenced to death and he will begiven an opportunity to address the core rate is not clear whether not he will speak there are expected to make the judge formally impose the sentence he and his older brother settled two bombs at the finish line of the boston marathon back to 2013 to women and eight your boy were killed more than 260 people were injured if the jury decision to give him the death penalty this is legally binding but it remains reprobation still formless senses by a judge a search for two missing inmates continues in new york as home video services providing insight into one of the convicted killers + the houses of for cell you would never guess how much money is being asked for this house this morning to allow the outside at the bay bridge crowded skies and open this morning we have warmer temperatures on the way after the break them we have a look at the forecast. >>anny hong: happy wednesday it and we are getting ready for some hot temperatures ... plan on 50th across the entire bay area walking up to

betty: we will have a good time in the next hour. will preview the fed.markets are trying to anticipate what chair yellen will do. at least from the people you have spoken to and i have spoken on nothing will happen raising interest rates at this meeting. they are expecting september and maybe later. but the market are still trying to read between the lines, or read between the dots and see what will happen. we will see what happens this next hour. betty: thank you. we will have much more on bloomberg market day. we will be right act. -- right back. ♪ betty: welcome back to i am betty liu. as we have been reporting, hank greenberg still has a lot of fight left in him. the ceo and founder of star won his lawsuit against the u.s. government. a washington court agreeing that in turn -- the terms were cruel. but greenberg wants more than a ruling. billions in compensation for himself and shareholders and is willing to go back to court to get it. he will repeal this decision by the judge. it raises a question, what argument is hank greenberg have to go back to

will there may close?uality of life issues in downtown seven system stations" >> reporter: at the most recent meeting of board of directors presented with a variety of options with possible redesigns of the bathrooms. "them some ideas if it were to open them and redesign them and away much more open so they feel safe and secure inside the restroom. show them some design and over the impact of bart the staff of the industries of we were open them." >> reporter: now time line for when our even if the remaining baffin's will be reopened. they are considering a pilot program at paul street station. our staff working on new designs with those restrooms. they will consider its options at a future meeting. porsche >> darya: of the great beach point. national seashore close. this july 4th weekend to protect nesting area of the silly clover bird. closure will be in effect from july 3rd to the theft. between north beach parking lot mouth of abbott's libyan. it will minimize disservice to shakes nested breeding adult

we will catch a break. it will be a nice day.hen we will watch this next area of low pressure moving in from the tennessee valley. a a lot of moisture moving along with it. it will be caught up, with some tropical moisture. tropical moisture, of course, originated to the south and we will watch gulf of mexico. this is a cluster of thunderstorms that could be a tropical depression and tropical storm. it has a 90 percent chance of forming. that is a good chance. it will be tropical storm bill. this moisture will be caught up in the flow of that front and it will feed the storms for thursday. that means additional moisture and also could mean just some down right heavy rain for thursday. keeping an eye on. that overnight, we will see muggy conditions, low temperature 73 degrees. keep windows closed, air conditioning on, some sun tomorrow steamy, afternoon shower and storm high temperature 90. as we go hour by hour tomorrow morning very humid by 12:00 o'clock 87 and i think dew points will be high so we are talking about feels like r

we will make it 7:48.suspended on the river line a person struck and killed by river line train between robeling and bordentown station. so new jersey transit, using shuttle buses between these two points but probably has had a half an her to the trip this morning. thirty minute delays on the river line, this morning. delayed because of the sun glare. live look at the blue route rolling in and out of the delaware county, delays heading down toward airport. here's a live look at girard point double decker. in problems between center city and airport but northbound a delay from wilmington up through the commodore bar which some sun glare out there, as well. ready to eat breakfast? we will go to vitarelli's today on the delaware river right in front of the aquarium from 9:00 to 10:00. we will set up shop with great breakfast and this is a good spot for tall ships that are come into town. >> when. >> this weekend. it will be set upright here on the delaware. we will tell you all about it. >> is the big rubber

they will say no. have to lah in the facility whether or not they are licensed to play music. >> you are throwing a party, they will come looking for you. >> he will have so many guests good yes. >> they will come after me. >> okay. >> don't do it. >> thanks pharyng ours lives. >> listen to this, i love this women. i have met her many times and i'm thrilled that she will be in our studio today. it is emmy, one of the hottest models all over the world. hear what super model emmy has to say about plus size in the world of fashion in 2015. things are a changing. >>> and, jurassic park movie. >> jurassic world. >> so kevin mccarthey, our movie critic, he got involved again, because he loves the movie, kevin? >> hi, mike and alex aim in london at beautiful studios in west minister. you see house of parliament, london here for world premiere of the movie men ions. the film is 22 years after the original film, events taking place, they have opened up a park called jurassic world and dinosaurs, escape and bryc

i will retweet him. if you have photos from the heavy rain let me necessity what you are seeing, heavier rain right now over ocean county. so, that system, moves away, we will dry out once the sun goes down tonight but again tomorrow we have got a couple of spotty showers, that is the leading edge of this system. you can see showers over west virginia and ohio right now that is what we will see tomorrow afternoon but the heavier of the rain, tomorrow night, into sunday morning. so, flood watch goes into effect tomorrow evening it continues throughout the day sunday. right smack in the middle of our first weekend of summer, kind of half spring/half summer weekend here. we will time it out. drying out tonight. tomorrow more cloud then sun. a few leading edge showers popping up in the afternoon and evening and then it is around ten or 11:00 that the we have letter crane getting. mainly west of the city. then this pushes through. 1:00 a.m. heavy rain, 2:00 a.m. more heavy rain this continues until about 4:00

putin will speak and then he will speak with charlie rose.ow exactly what he will say and what should we listen for? robert kaplan from us hbs. what would you emphasize that we should listen for this morning? robert: which audience is he speaking to? tom: which is important for any ceo. robert: it is particularly important if you are running russia and you have the degree of control that he has. he is dealing with very, very difficult economic times domestically. it is tough for businesses to raise capital, the ruble is declining. they can hide some of these impacts for a while but not domestic. he is -- his first audience, i believe, is always with the mystic audience because he has got to retain control. and because he has such tight control that is the reason he is able to manage this and he needs to some extent position russia as a victim, a little bit us versus them and that appeals. tom: so maybe on ukraine, the southern broader border that he will talk -- robert: he will talk what is happening to them is unfair and how western powers a

will look like for that. for philadelphia temperatures 80 degrees. we have just about mostly cloudy skies. as we go through tonight, clouds will be increasing and the humidity will increase. you will notice that tomorrow too. temperatures still in the mid 70s through the lehigh valley. 79 wilmington. 80 in dover and millville. 78 degrees, atlantic city. 78 in stone harbor. everywhere in the area we have pretty comfortable conditions and dry conditions too. from the shore to the poconos, including delaware nice dry conditions on the radar. a little farther back off to the west this is where we find the area of thunderstorms starting to flare up. i don't expect any tonight or really for the morning commute. i think most of them will be here as we go into the afternoon hours tomorrow. here's what future weather's showing. tonight we stay on the dry side. even overnight. more humid as we go into tomorrow morning. 7:00 in the morning, you will notice more clouds around for most of the area. wouldn't be surprised i

you will always find me on twitter. will there be a deal in the next 24 hours? we are approaching midnight. what are you thinking? are you feeling confidence? will there be a bunch? -- budge? ♪ mark: let's bring you up to speed with the top stories today. alexis tsipras will meet creditors again today. yesterday's talks ended without a deal and the eu officials said a deal had little progress and no breakthrough insight. comes ahead of next week's euro bailout expiry and the imf repayment deadline. the greek prime minister will travel to brussels today as he seeks the renegotiation of britain's membership of the eu. david cameron will outline his proposals including plans to protect the u.k. sovereignty. britain is expected to hold a referendum over its membership in the second half of next year. south korea plans a stimulus package more than $13.5 billion and a doubt. let's bring in bloomberg's stewart banks -- what has been the reaction to this announcement? give us the details? >> i think from the market side it was a somewhat subdued reaction. there are prob

--re is an 85% probably will probability that it will be forced to leave.nts to but because it is no longer able. apart in your view on the two sides? mohamed: substance they are not our apart that the problem is that there is no trust and when there is no trust people require you to do things up front. the list of prior actions of what greece had to do was very long. there is a fundamental difference of view. when you cannot agree on the past and there is no trust it is difficult end up with an agreement. what compounded all of this was an enormous amount of internet. insults, if you like, accusations and counter accusations that quite versatile. -- personal. trust, but inout your view both sides are blaming each other. who is at fault, then? look, this is a tragic situation. we must not forget the citizens who have been suffering for five years already. youth unemployment is over 50%. they are about to face an even bigger depression. the biggest tragedy in all of this is what is happening to the greek citizens with soaring levels of poverty taking place.

if they did keep winning like that it will be just fine one more will be good for nothing short of themance last night that we know he will one point late in the game he scored seven straight the words of all the trappings of tomorrow night in cleveland and then if not we have game 7 and oakland's coming up this friday. >>james: the start off with a live look outside the quick of the aztec a look at oakland and the sky conditions to see overhead this is pretty much the mirror on the bay we have a few bricks were you conceive the stars and the early morning sky but most of the bay area dyslexia in this live shot this was all along the bay shoreline with what the system bees and sunshine san francisco cover into low 50s at 53 downtown with 54 across the bay in open 56 of san jose slightly warmer applause of looking at the mix of men 54, of livermore and even for santa rosa as well as whatever to play out of san jose as it took a quick glimpse of the part of the forecast for year after spending most of the morning temperatures should drop off to the mid-60s by endicott to my better san jo

if approved the district will collect them as of july 2015 and services will begin in july 2016 -- a power point presentation will go over the prospecific goals for the district. i would like to turn over the presentation to her. but i will be present to answer any questions afterwards. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. thank you for allowing us to present today i'm tesa for the management grown for the greater rincon hill community benefit district cbd the greater rincon hill community benefit district cbd will advance for workers and visitors in cbd for enhancing beauty and viability in the economic base. 28 whole and partial block from the east side of the second street and the west side of embark dar row here's an areal map of the district. the goals are to improve the safety and security of the rincon neighborhood through green activities ensure that maintenances funds are available for streetscapes and cbd and visitors and residences in the cbd provide faster lease up increase retail sales and decrease merchant turn over and residential in apartments. some daily actives are side

, carol will let us know how long this wet weather will stick around.ill it shape up for the dads out there? we will have the answer tina joins doctor jerry geffen and me once gannon ask the vet. that is at paws spay and newter wellness center at 2100 grays ferry avenue. doctor geffen has been there forever, his sonnies there he hads a great staff. i'm rubbing this dog's ear and finding a little lum this. maybe a cartilage. do you feel a lump in your dog's ear what is that and how do you handle that. >> it is just thickening of the skin almost like a pimple or a calcified area. it is usually not a problem fit is very tiny. >> but it is the blood in there what do you do with that. >> those are hematomas those can be difficult to deal with. some people recommend draining them or injecting them with cortisone. i tend to be more conservative. i like to leave well enough alone and eventually that blood will get absorbed. fit doesn't you can drain it and there are several surgical procedures to get the blood out of there and keep it out. that can be a very a

do you think we will get a deal? jacob: i think we will get a deal.stion is whether or not after capital or control in greece. my prediction is, if there is no deal by late sunday night, i strongly doubt greek banks will open up normally on monday morning. angie: you are saying there will be capital controls for sure? jacob: we have to be clear. i think we will see deposit control, access control, on greek banks. i do not think you will see actual order controls -- border controls, but it will become harder for creditors to access deposit. they may have to have a bank holiday. angie: that is part of the worst-case scenario that a lot of people are anticipating. what happened? within 24 hours, the standoff is back at an impasse. jacob: there was a lot of irrational exuberance over the springtime we saw monday in brussels. the greek government finally submitted a set of broad-based proposals, which was a significant movement. but it was also very clear that the proposals, which consisted almost entirely of tax increases, were always going to find it tou

it will start at $9.99 per month . this will be available after will be offered a free membership. the radio broadcast live. it matches spotify's previous spotify's premium subscription and compares with pandora, which has no ads and creates radio stations or you the artist you put in. that is $4.99 per month. the cofounder of beats has been conducting this presentation. it looks like it may be wrapping up at this point, but we have the fully fleshed out details now what exactly apple music will be. in terms of how much music, it looks like it will be 30 million songs available on the service. of we will see how they do versus others -- we will see how they do versus others in the field. scarlet: coming up, jeb bush heads to europe. we will talk about what is behind all of this international travel. ♪ this >> the apple developer conference is underway with tim cook just unveiling the highly anticipated apple music. joining us now from san francisco is daniel ives, managing director at capital markets. of all the different features and services at all is unveiling, which one is of t

this will be an issue. if they maintain majorities in the house and senate with a republican in the white house, they can pledge that they will work to repeal and replace the law. the ability to do that as years pass dwindles. or the time being, and i have e-mailing back and forth with the obama administration, they believe this is the tanto. you will see the president come out and make a statement in the bee garden, that will not much different after the victory in 2012. tey are saying it is the law of the land, and it is time to move forward. when you look at democrats on the campaign trail and on capitol hill, that is that perspective. obamacare will always be an issue. betty: thank you. pimm: let's go to julie hyman in the newsroom. she is looking at spots that are affected by the supreme court decision. seeing rallies in shares of hospital stock because analysts say that their revenue was most at risk if this decision went the other way. if the tax subsidies were eliminated. highlighted as being partic

we will have the cloudy skies at the coast. but the city will be sunny and it will be in the 70s.o far from the shore loin to -- the shoreline to get the mold air. tomorrow as the high continues to building it will be warmer and 80s in oakland but quickly the heat erodes. the area of low pressure will bring possibly a few showers in the south bay on tuesday. we will have to wait and see how that plays out. heat advisory tomorrow from 1:00 in the afternoon to 8:00 at night in the highlighted areas here. it hasn't been this warm in several months. so a little bit of a shock to the system. high temperatures today across the state. it's warm everywhere. 96 sacramento. pleasant on the coast. partly cloudy in los angeles. 78. take a look at livermore. in the 90s today and hot from the beginning of the week. then we drop off on wednesday. just to warm back up again. look for 88 today in concord. 81 palo alto. 79 san mateo. oakland in the mid-70s. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a couple of days excessive heat inland and slightly cooler wednesday and thursday warming it back up again

they will not get any heavier. this is as much rain as we will see all day. one or two heavier showers there right there moving across the turnpike and 295 one or two here in burlington county moving toward mount laurel. philadelphia a had a rain shower pushing through and heavier along the turnpike there in pennsylvania, up around plymouth meeting and king of prussia a few light showers, extending throughout maryland all the way up through philadelphia these are trying to push

, when will it? >> the u.s. is just a sliver of that. it would have to be a larger country with a greater impact to see some panic. >> back to you guys. >> it puts it all into perspective on a global scale with greece being such a hughes concern -- a huge concern. stay in the united states. tech giant apple wants to create the world's biggest music streaming service. apple music is now live. tim cook announced the subscription service and you can try it out for free. a crowd of other streaming services apple has 800 million users registered with its regular music service itunes. if apple manages to convince 10% of those users to stream music with apple, it will automatically take the lead in this fast-growing market. kristof is following this from the business desk. another streaming service? a whole lot of old names we have all heard of before. how is apple going to try to set itself apart from the competition? >> apple tries to be cheaper. if you are offering a cheaper model and service many people

i will have the details.itness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> tonight, we are learning much more about the storms, that caused damage across the area last night. the national weather service says that there was not a tornado in gloucester county but straight line wind there that did reach 85 miles per hour as powerful, as a category one hurricane. well, clean up, can be dangerous, pse&g crews were surprise by a sparks from down wires as they try to remove debris from last nights storms in evesham. in one was hurt there but hundreds of thousands around the area remained without power tonight. >>> and a firehouse in mantua fell victim to the storms, even on the inside of this fire station there is destruction and evidence, the roof was torn off debris landing in a neighbor's property. fire fighters say and it happened in a instant. >>> good evening i'm chris may. guess case on assignment in rome. we will see her in a moment. but first aftermath of those damaging storms. we have team three coverage for you

she will be a star for the first couple of years, i will people out of the way, and she will mess thingsp. the liberalism is ridiculous. host: all right. hillary clinton yesterday at her of a in new york talked about republican opposition. here is what she had to say. [video clip] mrs. clinton: there may be some new voices in the presidential republican choir. [laughter] but, they are all singing the same old song. a song called, "yesterday." [applause] you know the one. "all our troubles look as though they are here to stay, and we need a place to hide away." they believe in yesterday. you are lucky i did not try singing that. [laughter] these republicans trip over themselves, promising lower taxes for the wealthy and fewer rules for the biggest corporations, without regard for how that will make income inequality even worse. we have heard this tune before. we know how it turns out. ask any of these candidates about climate change, one of the defining threats of our time and they will say, i am not a scientist. well, then why don't they start listening to those who are. [applause] [chee

i will in the guying this will on my work computer.will mountain get me in trouble. >> probably more of the ladder. >> he is missing up your search history on purpose. >> yes. >> you are right, alex. >> i will did this. where do i go. >> well, start by logging into your account. it is all on the my account page. privacy or privacy dot google.com. >> we can google. >> yes. >> bye, lauren see you tomorrow you look fantastic as always, good bye. >> i didn't know lauren conrad, lc, right, she's called a fashion designer now. >> she has her own line. >> really. >> apparently she wants to ban certain word on her blog. what she says makes woman feel less confident and what she wants to say instead. >> okay. >> changes up language here. >>> ironically this is a cool day but you know it will get hot and muggy again this week. my gosh your hair looks good, nice. >> yes. >> today i have a person, i have the derosa but we don't always have it, struggle is real we are talking about rainy days, muggy days, how about we saw j lo fantastic she will sh

based on when the debate will be, whoever is top in the polls, that's who will take the stage.the things is the crucial states. voters will start playing a more significant role because they will start thinking about specific things that the candidates are saying. right now feelings are kind of loose and sloshing around between candidates but candidates will have to be more specific and start making some differentiation between opponents. once they start doing that, the voters in the states will start to weigh in and polls will change a little. i think the real win won't take place until we start getting a few contests where people are doing actual voting. >> we only have a minute left. i'd like to ask when candidates come in front of you, because out here a lot of the process will be what they say and how they act on the show, what goes through your mind? how do you cut through rhetoric and try to get down to what we care about when a candidate obviously wants to talk about what they want to talk about? >> you do that in a couple ways. make sure you know what the people actual

and that is because a large portion of the day will be dry, we will see a few showers but we will see sunshine, peeking through here and there as well and we will get to a high, current temperatures in the 60's. lower 60's to the north of us. upper 60's to the south of us. planner shows we will get to a high of 78 degrees later on today. we're in the cool trend that we have been telling but after the first heat wave of the season earlier this week. it its cool change we promised in time for the weekend. we will talk about what will happen saturday and sunday with the seven day forecast, live from margate city, new jersey. good morning bob kelly. >> sue, good morning everybody. 6:03. looking good in margate. we are looking good up here on the blue route live look at 476, folks coming out of the mid county. no problems at all. road are still damp from all that rain we had, on the overnight, but over wise we're off to a good start. this looks like a disable here off a to the side on the schuylkill right here near montgomery drive and here's a live look at new jersey turnpike's off ramp t

we will tell you about it. that story coming up. we will be right back. saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] her home will undergo much needed renovations. palace needs to update wiring and plumbing and also, some asbestos must be removed. the royal residence was last refurbish more than 60 years ago, the renovations are estimated to cost about 236 million-dollar, and so 60 years ago she was the youngest, 62 years ago. >> she's 90. >> only once in her time on the thrown. >> how about that. >> it is time. >> it is due. >> yes, give the place a face lift. >> katie, good morningy feel like she will go willingly like you know what, we're let's clean and start fresh. >> yes. >> let's get rid of that. not the best idea. let's take you out to the beautiful shot, at boardwalk plaza in rehoboth. lots of folks out and about sunnies up, shining brightly, comfortably cool outside at 67 degrees. this is beautiful start to the day. difficult want to show

by the weekend a high will move east but the fog will come in and it will cool down. thursday and friday could get cloud cover. warm to hot very hot for some. still patchy low clouds though but inland temps just take your pick you will find some 90s to 100s not far away from 60s and 70s closer to the coast and bay. over the coastal hills huge difference in some of the temps here. 80 alameda. 82 berkeley. 85 downtown. 90 san jose. 97 saratoga. 70s and 60s on the coast. 80s and 90s on the peninsula. low 90s palo alto going 90 degrees so hot today and tomorrow. a lot of cloud cover comes in here thursday and friday. cooler by the weekend. >> you said this could be the host day of the week. >> i think so. some methamphetamine are going tomorrow, i'm going today. >> all right cool. >> it will still be hot inland. >> it's fair season so be prepared. be prepared it will be hot out there. >>> 5:51 is the time. something you don't expect to see in new york necessarily. coming up in 25 minutes, the reason authorities think a baby seal ended up on the shore. >> but first a boy s

it will be sun isny and then we will -- sunny and then we will go cloudy. this cell looks like it will favor areas just off the coast. so the coastal locations will cloud up here fast. some sun in the morning and clouds will come rolling this. it will be humid, it will not be as hot and a possibility of showers and thunderstorms. very, very tough. you may hit this and then the cloud cover and then you will drop ten degrees. 60s and 70s and 80s and some 90s but down a good 10-15 from yesterday. all right sal how is the traffic at 5:01? >>> it's not too bad as we look at some of the bridges. let me show you a picture that looks cool. southbound 101 traffic looks good. pardon me. heading down to the toll plaza. there are no major problems. san mateo bridge looks pretty good on westbound 92 as you head to the high-rise. let's go to the east shore freeway now. you can see traffic here driving through is not too bad. 17 minutes between the carquinez bridge and the mccarthur maze. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is light so far getting into san franc

we will keep you posted.bay area as we move into june then you will notice temperatures in north bay by tuesday after we get rid of this rain jumping into the 80s. san francisco not that warm. we will stay in the 60s, again that chance of showers tomorrow. keep those umbrellas handy. back over to you. >> thanks. the heads-up for tomorrow morning is a commuter streets will be wet. >> and you may need your windshield wipers. >> fantastic. thank you very much. >>> a look at the top college golfer in the u.s. turns out he has a totally cool name and strong ties to the bay area. >>> emma. emma! >> earthquake movie "san andreas", brought in more than $53 million and smashed fears that people in earthquake prone california would shy away from the move oo. it overperformed, meaning they expected a certain number and it was way over that. >>> well the number one college golfer in the country with links to the bay area. check out his name maverick mcneally. until recently he was best known as son of scot mcneilly from

heat will come back but like this go round it will last two or three days at most.ver is moving all the way over to richmond to oakland, and by noon it is back to the coast where it will stay parked no the better part of afternoon, 60s there, and 70s and 80s and a few 90's but hose are inland east by. we will be close in some areas like morgan hill and gilroy and los gatos and the rest the south bay is 81 in sunnyvale and santa clara 83 and a lot of cloud cover and mild 72 in santa cruz the millbrae is the same which is the cool spot or the peninsula, at 78 in san mateo and local 80s for the rest of the peninsula and 83 at redwood city and palo alto and 84 at los altos, and 61 at daly city and colma, and south san francisco is 68, heading around downtown 67 this afternoon. low-to-mid 80s through the north bay from 80 at san rafael to 86 at santa rosa and low-to-mid 90s around cloverdale and lake part and 35 degrees cooler at the coast and the east bay sure enjoy comfort of 70 in richmond and 74 in oakland. the heat lingers around young city and castro valley and fre

will the u.n. security council's permanent members and germany be so willing to make a deal that iran can come up with last-minute demands. iran on the brink. it's "inside story". >>> welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez. for anyone who wants to limit the spread of nuclear weapons around the world, the talks with iran earlier this year must have been encouraging. both sides looked like they shared enough interest in finalising a deal that a breakthrough looked possibility. there was an outline, a framework, and encouraging noises from all sides, along with a deadline to wrap up the loose ends. june 30th. as the talks continued, june 30th inched closer and there's no final agreement. there has been an agreement to move the deadline to an undetermined time in the future - consult with governments at home and keep on talking. here is al jazeera's diplomatic vienna. >> reporter: the u.s. secretary of state john kerry face to face with his iranian counter part mohammad javad zarif. it was after thi

san jose will be 77, surrounding communities will be in the low 80s.82 to 83, 85 depending on where t.gñyou are. north bay low 80s, 64 in san francisco and 70 and oakland. sky conditions, mostly clear ifø]h not sunny around the bay. really nice outside. enjoy it because things will get uncomfortably hot in the rest of the week. by tuesday, the inland highs jump to the upper 80s and we b"&! flirt with low 90s through the workweek. we may get mid and possibly upper 90s by sunday of this weekend to come. which by the way, it's father's day this coming sunday. track mx&-- >>> no hot spots that we are tracking. if you are headed into san francisco, at the toll plaza you will see a 15 minute wait that takes you into traffic. no backup on the crossing. cars are backed up just through the foot of the maze at this point in the morning. switching to the san ma# bridge, it is light with westbound 92 as you go from hayward to foster city. a 15 minute drive time is great news if you are taking the stand this morning. to the 3vznorth bay, a crash on south 101 in ce

thank you they will fall. so there will have to be some concessions made.ople understand how limited those concessions requested are and it's kind of like going into the abyss on the other side. they'll never pick the abyss. >> you three the greek people understand this version you are talking about? >> they don't right now the big megaphone has the party. go a few days without more than 60 euros, go a few days with no pharmaceuticals in the hospitals. hospitals. >> you think this is a strategy in terms of liquidity, are they not providing liquidity to your bank right now? >> no they're not. the cap the 89 billion euros, there was a few billion euro flexibility as of the end of last week with the system as a whole. >> what is happening actually at your bank? >> they're line they're not totally out of control yet. that's the interesting and surprising thing. >> you made you're investments, all these people made investments. greece is no more broke than it was. it was insol vent and broke when you made the investments. so nothing is really changed. >> i think

my guess is they will make a move in the fall but that it will be smaller than expected and they will start to telegraph incremental moves which to me is janet's threading through the data and her really desire to get the level they are on right now. host: do any of you think it can happen in june? mr. j. friedman: i think the point alex raises is one people talk about. regulators are trying to use policy to allow them to keep rates lower for longer but the point josh made about stress for the first time probably in 10 years, we are used to having stress investors saying i want to have a 20% return. then it was 15 and as returns get compressed, for the first time, you have investors saying, let me buy something that yields that i have higher confidence in to get the double-digit return i need for my clients. you're starting to see -- we all know one internal leverage turns into two. why is money flowing into credit? why is money flowing out duration? there was an issue a couple weeks ago in europe. they issued 100 year bonds. it was 1 billion and a quarter. is there that much natural

it will be simply what you think will happen on each case. start with their housing and say do you think the disparate impact will be upheld to continue or will it be overruled and struck down. show of hands how many think , current will be upheld in that case? michele: i am a progressive. ari: how many people think it will be struck down? mixed here, ok. and on marriage equality -- i am not going to do every possibility. do you think the case will advance? by a show of hands, yes. most of the room. by a show of hands no. and you think it is fair to do -- we can do the obamacare next. i thought this was a nice halftime. we're about to hear about it. you may have heard about whether the way the law was written written should deny subsidies. by show of hands, how many people think the law will be upheld and subsidies continued. how many think no, the part of the law will be essentially struck down? we have some pessimists. that gives a sense of where we come from and now where we are going. now tell us about the case. elizabeth: that was a good

he will -- he will report to steve easterbrook, who took over as ceo back in march. jeb is is in germany, saying demands agression stronger u.s. action in protecting european alliances. mr. bush will meet with leaders from three different countries. before leaving for europe, he shook up his campaign staff. the "washington post" is reporting mr. bush, who is expected to formally launches campaign on monday has filed his initial paperwork to run. that's a look at the top stories we are following this hour. betty: last evening saw a record willin housing --cerberus buy over 4000 homes specifically with an eye on sprucing them up and renting them out. advantage are taking of printing firms. several companies have been snapping up properties, but as the economy improves, will that trend continue? joining us now is the president and ceo of gti s. this acquisition we are seeing of the bulk portfolios, is it hardere it might make it for people to afford rental properties? guest: i don't think so. i think it's becoming more efficient as institutional groups get into the mark

will be deployed.will be flying for real. the current software will only drop about two bombs and have limited capability. the final software that will weaponize the f-35 is not coming until 2018. >> we will have to wait. one of the major topics of the biggest cancer conference is how technology is helping to fight the disease. the pharma reporter has that story. hi, meg. >> hey, mandy. understanding the genetic drivers of cancer has been a huge movement, but it raises a lot of questions about what doctors should do with the data. especially because they are rare. that's happening as the tools get more and more sophisticated. we sat down with foundation medicine and in their experience 2/3 of the time, they turn up with a finding that has never been seen before in their institution. >> when a patient is found with a rare finding which is often the case now that we are getting sophisticated, doctors struggle to figure out where similar patients have been treated and understand how those patients respond

the house will be in order. the house will be in order. the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from north dakota seek recognition? without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> big things are happening in matura, north dakota. the show known as the greatest show in the west is celebrating 50 years of entertaining and inspiring visitors while paying tribute to american values of family patriotism and faith in god and thoveg legacies of theodore roosevelt and harold schafer. madoro serveses a the gateway to theodore roosevelt national park who ranched the badlands of dakota territory before going back east refreshed and restored to accomplish big things. mr. cramer: tonight i'm grateful god gave us the badlands and theodore roosevelt and that he gave a dream to harry schafer and that the theodore roosevelt foundation keeps that dream alive today in beautiful north dakota. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the

will finish serving his prison sentence. "news4 today" continues at 6:00 a.m. >>> "news4 today" starts now. >> good morning to you. i'm eun yang. monday, june 22, 2015. >> i'm angie goff in for aaron this morning. we are going to get you up to speed on all those stories we are following, but first we are in for another scorcher. let's get right to chuck. >> outside we go early this morning. planes taxiing around, everybody getting ready to fly out of town for a week of business. it will be a hot one. a good day to leave town. 73 rockville bethesda. 72 in reston. weather slowdowns nothing to worry about. green lights morning, afternoon and evening. headed on out the door, mid 70s to near 80 now and back up into the low and mid 90s by the time you're coming on later this afternoon. so it will a hot one. chopper 4 is up this morning. where are we finding the problems, melissa? >> we have a problem just outside the beltway here on b.w. parkway. we were talking about the northbound b.w. parkway. the ramp to greenbelt room. single

the penalty will cost us of the full homeowner $179 on the july property tax will.t of dealing with police incident is soaring in many cities. scarlet fu joins me with more on this. when i saw this, this is an angle you just do not hear about enough. property taxes are going to go up because of the legal costs that are incurred by the police department. scarlet: homeowners do not know that is the reason. could be spread out in different ways. certainly not the only city where you are getting hit by involvinglements policeman conduct. in detroit $27 million or at least that's amount to settle law enforcement involving lawsuit since 2008. in new york and -- new york city a record 130 7 million. chicago almost 200 million and legal costs, two thirds of which are linked to police behavior. as for this incident you were just telling about, that was captured on camera. the police officer faces three felony charges. he was fired. two other officers were said -- were suspended without pay. we have seen how other incidents do not go away quite agree. mark: we should note eve

do -- they will do. a client tells us they call it a freestyle approach. that creates volatility. at the source of the selloff is the fact that yields were at ridiculous levels. we talked about yesterday. we have had a revision a -- revisionary inflation it ties into oil prices, etc.. jonathan: the last time you and i spoke we were approaching the german 10 year. two days ago we were below .5. we are forecasting german yields to maybe have an extra 20 basis points of upside. that could happen in one day. have you make those forecasts? francesca: last time you said bond yields would double. we have now, 90 basis points. it is going to be the wrong price in any event. y 90, not 125 -- why 90 and not 125. we are starting to see the effects of qe the draghi mentions has been creeping higher since february. we expect that to go back to 2% and drive the nominal curve with it. i think the effect of qe is 60 basis points on fair value bonds . they will stay below 2% for a good. time. period of time. jonathan: st

we will see how likely a fiat takeover is. matt: doug mcmillon will be here for an extended interview with olivia p it i'm looking forward to this. the company is in the mists of a lot of news and not just business news, but cultural and social news. olivia: walmart saying they will take off their shelves all merchandise of confederal fly -- confederate flags. matt: time for your top stories. eurozone leaders agreed greece is finally getting serious about striking a deal. can the prime minister finish the job? they have given him until tomorrow to end the standoff of bailout funds bears submitted a new plan addresses pension reforms and fiscal targets. the president of the european union says it is the first real proposal he has seen in weeks. >> the prime minister has a short of of greece's services doing the work constructively. as the last hour has shown, we can see it is fully committed to finding a solution. matt: both sides are arguing over the fine print. he will have to convince skeptical members of his own party who p

will begin preceding and after that the newly elected chair will preside over the election of the vice chair and for the remainder of aagain day and we will open up it for the nominations and as soon as one receives the vote that person will be declared the chair. >> mr. clerk nominations are in order for the office of chair, any nominations? commissioner avalos. >> i nominate kim to serve as the chair for timma. >> okay. >> and are there any, and i should say is there a second for that nomination? seconded by yee. >> commissioner breed. >> i would like to nominate julie christensen for vice chair. >> we are just entertaining nominations for chair and vice chair will be after. >> okay, mr. clerk am i doing that directly. >> because both items were called. >> right, but we will do one, in succession. >> okay. >> any additional nominations for the position of chair of the authority? or of the agency not the authority? seeing none, nominations are closed. okay, is there any public comment on the election of the chair? seeing none, public comment is closed. and are there any comments colle

it will feel like 91 by 9:00 this morning. by this afternoon that number expected to be closer to 100 degrees. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. things are moving along on the roads. jessica boyington in the first alert traffic center. >> we're in new jersey right now. not a lot of volume to speak of across the board. we're dealing with construction projects because they like to do them in early morning hours when there's not a lot of volume through the area. right around the black horse pike active work zone here taking out the right-hand shoulder. two lanes getting by on the southbound side. only a 12-minute drive time. not a lot of volume to back up behind that. and as we head out to schuylkill expressway, 12 minutes. no problems westbound. on sunday, the ben franklin bridge will be closed from 6:00 a.m. to 7:30. >> i'm sure the air conditioners will be cranking in cars today and in people's houses. nbc 10's katy zachry is live in center city for us checking out conditions. how is it fee

they will come in and they will may be present a gray scheme.esented as a warm grey scheme and then a cool gray scheme. betty: this is what? jonathan: this is a cool gray scheme. betty: the regency has 380 rooms, each one brand-new, with almost all of the design elements selected personally by tisch himself. the most expensive part -- the marble bathrooms. jonathan: the bathroom has become a point of competition. a lot of the new hotels being built in town have big bathrooms and they sparkle. we wanted the bathrooms to -- betty: i noticed there was a television. jonathan: we have televisions in the mirrors. every bathroom has a tv in it. betty: one thing i have to ask is do you test the mattresses out? jonathan: i have tested many. my wife and i have stayed in this hotel. is it comfortable? betty: it's pretty comfortable. do you do this in every one of your hotels? you pick every piece of fabric -- jonathan: we have lots of renovations. we bought a hotel in hollywood, california. we finished up a $30 million renovation. in nashville, tennessee,

we will get a deal.nly question is whether or not the deal will come before or after capital controls are potentially approached in greece. my prediction will be that if there is no deal by late sunday thet, i strongly doubt greek banks will open up normally on monday morning. 30 is that first deadline when greece's bailout package expires, not to mention they have to make this huge payment to the ims -- imf. economy ministers hope to have a deal in place before they make that payment. we are going to go to some breaking news out of south korea. its 2015 growth 3.1%.st to 3.3 -- it is also cut its growth forecast to .7%. it plans a fiscal stimulus package that translate to about $13.5 billion. let's take a look at the markets now with david. how is it looking? david: let me just show you south korea. we will get to more details on that. the supplemental budgets will help offset what's happening there. weak external demand. it -- the philippines reported in other trade deficit. our are external headwinds

that will get us up to 90 degrees but that is also what will touch off isolated thunderstorms this have afternoon. even though we may see sunshine tough to keep an eye to the sky later on. you will need your umbrella, both end of the day this morning and later on for rush hour as well. >> hopefully it cleanse out that pollen in the air and give that car a free, wash on a monday. good morning, everybody. 5:01 as we say good morning to downingtown. we have a down tree waking up this morning. this is a live look at the westbound 30 bypass, west of downingtown heading out toward 340. we're seeing all traffic diverted on to route 340 on the westbound side. only good thing that most traffic during the morning rush hour, it is eastbound on the bypass but if you are heading west out of downingtown, this morning i with use route 30 local as opposed to the bypass. here's a live look at i-95 where sue mentioned scattered showers both this morning and afternoon riding shotgun here. in the only do they have wet road but we have thick fog that is going to slow us down and knock visibility lower this

will take the hit? equities, trading divisions will see the biggest cuts? a source we spoke with, the lowest return equity among the units. gulliver, underperforming businesses would face three solutions which brings me to my next point. will they move out of london and brenda to hong kong? the bank will be spelling out criteria which it will use to make that decision. rising taxes and tougher regulation in london. on my earlier point, expect updates to sell operations in turkey and brazil. a look here. there we go. down for the year. not really a good run. if you bought on friday, clap your hands. a look at the greece. a developing story for some time. that is the understatement. the g-7 summit in germany has concluded. no tangible progress except pressure has been mounting further from the g-7 leaders. a picture there of the u.s. president angela merkel chilling basically. to get a deal done and frustrations are mounting. president obama said the eu have to make tough choices a call a creditors to be