will make it into the low 70s.low 90s for the tri-valley as well as the delta. we'll talk about what else to expect as we go into the weekend as this heat continues to go up. let's head over to mike focusing on the bay bridge backup. >> this is heavier than folks might expect there was an earlier crash that held folks up there. when that crash cleared all those folks released to the bay bridge at once. this might be heavier than you would predict. we are looking at the map though. other than that, no problem heading toward the maze. just a little slowing near golden gate field. we expect that off the bridge. smooth drive. look at all this green. watching fremont slow after the second of two crashes. this has you slowing through pleasanton and livermore. then clear through fremont. shows you the volume building a bit heading over to the peninsula side. there are low clouds hovering around. drivers not complaining. >>> will taxpayers be complaining? the reason your monthly gas bill could skyrocket. >>> calling for ac

the gentleman will be heard in every member of this house will be heard. let's accord the gentleman the respect of which is entitled. >> thank you mr. speaker. >> as a risk of uncertainty for a few months causing very considerable difficulty, we consider the first step of joining the european economic area which was designed in the first place for countries like norway and iceland were the great bulk of politicians wish to join the european union but could not get past the ridiculous hurdle of a referendum in order to get there that could be negotiated, modifications, changes if anybody can decide what they want after we get there. or do we give some reassuring order and stability to our economy and might begin to attract a little investment in future prospect for our country. >> thank you for our honorable friend for his remarks. might be a symbol that this house shouldn't block the will of the british people to leave the european union but of course we now have a look at all the detailed arrangements in parliament will rarely have a role in that, in maki

it will not affect everyone at any given point but you will find, scattered rounds of showers and very likely steady rain this morning. we could see a couple thunderstorms as well. it does become more the scattered with time throughout the day. i cannot rule out wet weather, a at any point today. so just have the umbrella on stand wye is my add rise, 65 is current temperature at philly international, pair of six's in trent on, allentown, reading. very mild start to the morning and also notice it feels more muggy too. so that is the story, essentially, regional wide, showers and or a thunderstorm for everyone otherwise expect lots of clouds, very limited sun behind but i promise this is relatively a quick moving system and there is really nice pay off down the road here. >> that sound great. >> good to know we have wet roadways, in some places. the vine is looking dry and it is closed for that overnight construction between schuylkill and broad. so we know we are getting used to that right now but it is still closed moving in the west and eastbound direction. i will let you know as soon

we will will clouds around this morning, 63 degrees, 5-mile an hour breeze. we will see sunrise at 5:32. we are getting ready but we won't start out with a lot of sunshine. it is on the way for later today. 59 degrees in mount pocono. sixty-five in trenton. sixty-two pottstown. wildwood at 63. it is 64 in dover delaware. not too much win out there but our wind are blowing east/north east that will keep us cloudy until wind direction changes but look at this planner for today, plan on sunshine eventually. by lunchtime peeking through the clouds and even brighter by end of the day, earlier we will get the sun, warmer it will be. we're thinking about 84 degrees as we start our weekend with sunset time not until 8:32, the last friday of spring, summer starts on monday. so more about that coming up, also taking a look at traffic, bob kelly will join us live at 6:00 from the great north east. here's a look at this problem we have been having all morning. overturned vehicle at route 63 where you get on i-95, and everyone is still being diverted away from there. this

we will open with a introduction and cochair supanich will read todays introduction. >> good afternoon and welcome to mayors disability council friday june 17, 2016 in room 400 of san francisco city hall. city hall is access to persons using wheelchairs and other assistive mobility devices. wheelchair access is provided as grouv, van ness and mcallister streets via ramps. wheelchair at the polk street/carton b goodwin interest has a wheel their lift. assistive listening devices are available and the meeting are captions and interpreted. also available in large print and braille. please ask staff for additional assistance. to prevent electronic interference with the rooms sound system and respect everyones ability to focus on the presentations, please silence all mobile phones and devices. your cooperation is appreciated. we welcome the publics participation during public comment. you may complete a speakerscard available in the frubt of the room or call the bridge line, 415-554, 9632 where a staff person will handle requests to speak at the appropriate time. the mares disability counci

he will speak about an hour or so and it will be streamed on facebook and it will be streamed on kronu know what he says. i can tell you this is the 7th installment of the summit that will be global leaders here at stanford university also people from silicone valley after meeting and talking to the entrepreneurs from across the globe he will meet with probably the famous entrepreneur in the bay area we are talking about facebook founder mark zuckerburg and he will meet with google and. and others as well. stanford under lock down as they prepare for lots of people to arrive. president should arrive at about 10:30 this morning and be taken into the auditorium. he will have a brief stay. he will try to pack as much as he can in just a few hours that he is here. after leaving the location, he will raise a little money for the democratic party and then take off at 1:35 this afternoon to seattle to meet with the governor of seattle and also raise money. so be careful as far as traffic around stanford because it's very hard to negotiate. back to you. >> oh, yeah. traffic is going to be a m

will not be serious because perhaps it will come back.id: chairman of the royal bank of scotland. an update to the story. did include a guarantee for italy banks but it is separate from the potential recapitalization for banks. around what is happening midday. still ahead on markets, today's options inside which takes a look at emerging markets. did -- here is the index today. ♪ david: time now for options insight with ramy inocencio. ramy: dan is manager at kkm financial. good to see you. i know we will be speaking about emerging markets. that, let'st to talk about the markets here in the united states. signify to you? do you think this is all overdone and we are in the clear? >> that is a good question. there is more headshaking going on here today. this is an impressive run up. the fallout from here as far as how the market will move forward, now, what is the economic ramifications. you have got a >> for yield going on. a positive, reinforced loop going forward. it did at this time as well. right back uptor this time. today underility

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we will that strong late june sun that will heat up the ground so we will get poor air quality unders. this will be unhealthy for sensitive groups. if you suffer from asthma, children may have a problem being outside for a long period of time. just keep that in mind today. obviously fuzz are heading outside wear sun block, sunnies very strong this time of the year. uv index running really high for today with mostly sunny skies. we're staying warm. mid 80's where we should be for on average but we will be above that today, tomorrow and on tuesday but they will drop below average for middle of the week. is there relief coming back and then temperatures creep backup as we head toward the for the of the holiday weekend. this time of the year mid 80's as our average but mid to late july is where we will find our hottest period of the year where we average in the upper 80's. by end of the august we will being down to the mid 80's. it dose take time for air to warm up. we have a in lag time between sun's strongest rays which happens right now until we get our hottest average high which is l

that is on the concern that britain will enter a recession will require -- recession which will requireer easing from the ecb. the u.s. ten-year is only 12 basis points from a record low. there has been a lot of talk about the ftse 100 yesterday rebounding from its post exit losses. losses.brexit i thought we will look at the ftse from friday and some of the other stocks. the ftse has risen 6.3% and the two days through wednesday. it recouped all of its post-brexit losses. you can see the pipeline is pretty much zero cents friday -- the white line is pretty much zero cents friday. 30 of ftse 100 companies are setting on double-digit losses. the silver gold producer is up by 27%. , u.k. centricbs companies which have lost a third of their value since friday. that post and perspective this retracement we have seen the ftse. the ftse 250 which is a very u.k. centered connector is a down by a percent since friday. francine: barton. i want to show you two pieces of what london is talking. flint --led -- we have theresa may is about to give a speech. she is the contender to win the tory party

chairman, i will note that i will will use the wireless microphone you can use the other one. >> can the american sumer not in this room now, it may seem that 4g is just in its infancy. we just saw television and asked her about it, so why is 5g so urgently important? >> it's? >> it's a great question. it goes back, i had one line that really deserves further explanation. all of the things that powerful computing makes possible cannot be done on the chip of the handset. they have to be moved to a centralized place that we have now come to call the cloud. so the work is done there in the cloud and it is connected to the less powerful computing power in our handsets, or are pill bottles are automatic watering systems. in that connection is what 5g is all about. it has to be fast, it it has to be latency free, and it has to be secure. if we can't move at high-speed's between that power and its use then we will not be able to bring that power into our hands and other places,. >> then that's the next question which you have talked about the club quite a bit how concerned are you about cyb

when it will dry up.e's a hint. before the weekend. difficult just give ate way. i think i did. >> oh, no. >> stay tuned anyway. >> sorry, katie. >>> we have a disturbing case of animal abuse. search is on for a suspect who shot a cat with an arrow in delanco, burlington county. family members found their cat with a arrow lodged through her torso. now doctors say that the cat is lucky to be alive, and x-rays show the arrow just missed b's chest cavity and didn't hit any arteries. investigators think arrow came from a cross bow. >> it is unlawful to possess and of course discharging a weapon. little concerning that it is against a cat. >> that family is furious about this attack but they are relieved, of course that b is okay. >>> dramatic surveillance shows a car bursting into flames at a gas station in rochester, new york. the explosion threw the driver from the car and set his clothes on fire just before this man, spilled a gas can and put tonight his trunk. of course, then the explosion. man has second

apple will do something big. emily: you think this will happen. >> eventually, they will have to.s much. we will take tim cook at his word. emily: what do you think makes sense? >> the company we are excited about is a company with a $4 billion private valuation and may cost double to acquire. think about the iphone and how consumers will use technology different in 15 years. that is what they do. on the automotive side, there are things with the self-driving cars. emily: all right. always good to have you here. and, our apple reporter, thank you. do not miss the all-star lineup of titans joining us on the bloomberg technology conference here. we will hear from steve and mark tomorrow here. more bloomberg west, next. ♪ emily: welcome back. they are selling the standard product business to a group of investors and it is set to close in 2017 and is subject to review by agencies. another ipo is in the works. they were looking to raise billions and there is a price range of $12-$14. if the company completes the offering, it would only be the second company to go public in the u.s. thi

we see it will be looking better, feeling good. how will it feel? >> well, if you liked humidity, you are not going to like the forecast coming up. it will feel comfortable. especially tomorrow. more like spring with below average temperatures. still this morning we are muggy. >> it was warm this morning when i walk in. >> it will be a warm day. 86 degrees. not as humid as yesterday. that is good news there. and we can maybe knock off ac tonight, and open up those windows again because we will get a break from all of the mugginess across the region this morning still we're waking up to mid 70's in spots. kutztown, nice sunrise there, we have high level cloud, 76 degrees, current wind, light out of the west northwest at 4 miles an hour, that will increase throughout the day. it will be gusty into the afternoon. sixty-nine in horsham and wilmington. seventy-eight still, this hour in camden, but, temperatures, they will level off, really over the next few hours, so we will make it up to about the mid 80's for most locations, and this morning, it will b

it will mix out quick play we will see not hot numbers totay. could see patchy coastal flog, warm to hot. and watch out. a heat alert monday, tuesday and wednesday. things are really going to get uncomfortable. here's a look at how the clouds play out. you will notice it will quickly dissipate, pull back the coast and everyone else sunny conditions. temperatures today will be close to yesterday's numbers. 100 airfield, san jose 88 degrees. morgan hill 94. san francisco pretty comfortable at 71 agrees and if you want the 06 eats head to the coach where half moon bay will be closer to 68. if you are head today the beach the u.v. index is ex-prep. santa cruz 79. monterey bay 68 degrees for you there. and high pressure keeping the state warm as well. lots of triple digit heat. 102 chico, sacramento and even palm springs hitting 111 and fresno 105. you will be baking out there. it will be pleasant for the san francisco pride parade. today at 10:00 this morning we could see some of the coastal clouds lingering but it will be comfortable at 64 trees. y

we will tell you bit. but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> unought audible. >> thirteen year-old boy shot and killed playing with friend in the germantown neighborhood. >> detectives have the gun they are trying to figure out who it belongs to. >>> police are interviewing victim of the hit and run in the point breeze section of philadelphia. >> kind of unnerving. >> police in delaware hope public can identify a man in connection with the sexual assault. the attack happened in broad day lied in brandywine park. >> i'm not particularly thrilled to have sign this one. >> plan to raise new jersey gas taxis heading to the state senate. >> the gas taxings up by 23 cents a gallon. >> he was stranded on a desert island what homeless person would you want. >> whichever celebrity most shaped like a boat. i have always wanted to ask you this, what is in your wallet. >> a whole lot of money. >> good for him. >> yes. >> katie, is your forecast money. >> yes, i would say, fo

we will take our chances. >> we will lose that race because we will be starting so far behind.an campaign without fear of being decimated. mark: donald trump, junior got will notthe voters prevail. there has been a muted reaction with the exception of trump himself over the weekend. relatively muted reaction from his supporters. i wonder if because some of them are concerned about his behavior or they do not taken seriously. normally you would see amongst in trump world even in social media you would see a pretty ferocious reaction. i have not picked that up. falls more to the latter category. they're not taking this seriously. the establishment is dead. our guy is time for now we will not worry about this. no one wants to run against trump. i think that is more of what is going on than that they are starting to worry. the diehards are still the diehards, the ones who love him. they are not worried about it. mark: it hangs on the balance, it depends upon performance. our interview with donald trump, junior. we will be right back. mark: we talked about the changing of the guard

that will slow you down. you know 422 is an air credit that will heat up.nday and i will tweet that out as well. brooke and nicole back to you. >>> there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> charlie rose joins us live there new york with the preview, good morning, charlie. >> good morning, brooke and nicole. >> we will talk to chris movie bye why he ended his more than 14 hour filibuster calling for action on gun control. >>> plus we will send a video news produce tore buy a gun similar to one used in it or land owe attack and we will show you how long it took to walk out with an assault style rifle, 100 round of ammunition and a 30 round magazine. also we will visit alligator park to find out how gators interact with people all that and more, news is back in the morning, and we will see you in about ten minutes. >> charlie, thanks for that preview. >> this morning's healthwatch get ahead, pour an extra cup of coffee this morning, the world health organization says coffee is not the carcinogen. the agency says that there is not enough evidence linking

this will not happen quickly.it's at bare minimum a two-year process but it has to get ugly because as britain negotiates to leave, the eu will have to be a tough negotiator, right? so other countries aren't tempted to leave the eu, as well. people want to know, how does this affect me in my house here in the bay area beyond my retirement account taking an enormous hit? i'll put together a laundry list and have it in a couple of minutes. >> uneasy moments for everybody across the world. thank you. >>> president barack obama could issue a statement some time this morning on the uk's eu departure. >> he is in the bay area to talk innovation. he is going to speak at the seventh annual global entrepreneurship summit. every year entrepreneurs, investors and ecosystem support offers connect at this event created by president obama. tod today, innovators are ready to be inspired. >> i can fill this need. >> he will focus on entrepreneurship and focus more on africa. >> the summit is focusing on minorities, youth and wome

sizable will be a order.here are numbers thrown around, but it is a big part of business for intel. at the moment, they are not really in this business in a sizable way. emily: what do you make of this change? >> it is about diversifying the supply base. if you have an opportunity to do that and intel can meet the specs, you should do it. it will help pricing and keep suppliers honest. it makes a lot of sense could what i have heard is it sounds like it is more at&t, something like 20 million units. are the risks to putting new chips and a phone when you have so much pressure to perform? ian: counterparts elsewhere have said qualcomm is still miles ahead of intel in terms of performance of its parts, so by ,oing with what is, in theory not the best part you could have out there, apple is taking a risk. but apple will not put a part out there that has not been tested. network operators, as well. they have to go through the convoluted qualification process. it is hard to imagine that we will see a phone that is

we will occupy this floor. we will no longer be denied the right to vote. i yields to our majority. >> paul ryan says representatives are breaking house rules. representative john lewis say democrats have no intention on leaving anytime soon. >> right now we have on the phone with us a east bay congressmen. you are right now on the floor of the house? >> yes, and good afternoon. i am here because people at home and prosecutor to believe enough is enough. the business of congress should include to keep the most dangerous people from having the most dangerous weapons. we don't think we should go home for the break until we do that. the american people support that. it is an electric environment to be led by john lewis who marched with doctor martin luther king during the civil rights movement and brought so many changes to this country. to have him lead this call to action, i think signals enough is enough. >> did you know that congressman john lewis was going to do this today? at what point did you actually find out? >> like so many great movements this one

we will have to wait-and-see. president obama will be meeting with the u.k.'s david cameron to find out how the change in prime minister will affect the united states relationship with britain in the next three months. that is what david cam reason said. he gives us an october timetable for that. how does it affect us and the 401(k) and what if you are traveling to europe? we will have more on that in a few minutes. >> all of this information just coming in and the white house just released a statement saying the president has been briefed on the incoming returns and will be updated as the situation war rantses. president obama is actually in san francisco right now with amy hollyfield bringing us a report on the laps in the bay area today. >> presumptive republican nominee donald trump spoke in scotland a short time ago about the u.k. vote to break away from the european union. donald trump said the british people "taken back their independence with yesterday's referendum." and drawing parallels between the vote and the united states presidential campaign say

people will be looking for peyton sightings around town. >>> there will be a meeting today on expanding the bus rapid transit for route 7. that plan is to connect spring hill metro stations in tysons to the marc center it in alexandria. it would run in mostly dedicated lanes. >>> it will cost a little more to fill up at the pump. gas prices are up 6 cents since the end of may, but still nearly 50 cents cheaper than they were this ti the national average for a gallon of regular is $2.36. d.c.'s average price is a little higher at $2.52. in maryland, you will pay about $2.34 for a gallon of gas. best deals are in virginia, $2.20. >>> right now at 5:00 a.m., the first passengers are getting on metro. new maintenance work impacting everyone, whether you take metro or not. we have a team of reporters tagging your commute so you can get where you need to be on time. good morning, everybody, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. we want to check your forecast. >> chuck bell has our weather headlines. >> good morning, everybody. hope your honest off to a quiet start. rain is over for now. n

ideas torket has some how the vote will turn out, we will manage.rket will not find out until thursday evening whether or not we are going to have a brexit or remain, then we will see a very volatile friday. the exchange business generally, do you see more consolidation? how are you keeping competitors at bay? the exchange market is very competitive. the markets are becoming global. scale and presence around the world becomes important. but there is new technology and entrance, so it is -- and viables, so it's a market. for the bigger guys, you have to keep providing the best service, lowest costs. makepeaceank you mark , ceo of ftse russell. mark: time for the latest bloomberg business flash. has turned court away an appeal from the government of ecuador. billionontesting a $96 award to chevron. chevron bought texaco in 2000 one. chevron claimed ecuador violated provisions of the 1970's investment treaty by failing to resolve a loss in a timely fashion. -- the lack of deals in spain is fonica buying power. it is asking banks to take 30% yes -- less

averaging it out for everybody we will go with a seven out of ten but things will be improving. umbrella for folks at the jersey shore with bus stop buddy, and yes, school still in obsession their last day is tuesday, next week. temperatures in the 60's, but hopefully, you can get the kids and take them to mayfair to meet mike, alex, bob kelly, and jen fred will be out there as well. we have rain around dover. we have rain at the jersey shore this morning but we will end up with plenty of sunshine increasing sunshine throughout the day and a high temperature of 84 degrees. sun did his not set until 8:32. that is your weather. it is time to take a look at traffic. it is a home coming, for bob kelly this morning in the great north east, is that right. >> you got it, sue. route 73 bus, begins here at frankford and bridge street, and runs right through my hometown, open up the doors, good morning, everybody; how are you, pal. >> good nice to meet you bob and the crew. >> dennis is one of the bus drivers that ride route 73 bus on the midnight shift. you are just getting done. >> pret

i don't know if i will be up. maybe i will.went. 422, headlights moving in the westbound direction at troop are road, looking good, all morning long it has been, looking like this holding steady. we will see that change moving in the 6:00 o'clock hour. 422 lingering on later. would i say in the 6:00 o'clock hour it will heat up. we are looking good on 422. blue route headlights in the northbound direction a really cool picture here of the trees and green. you contact than see levels are starting to build particularly when you move in the northbound direction. again that is near route 30. i-95 south at girard this is picking up. we can expect that to happen every single day in the 5:00 o'clock hour. now that we are making our way toward the area slowly but surely. i can guarantee you anything like it has been monday until today, you will want an early jump on i-95. thinks where we have construction pennsylvania turnpike northeast extension north bound between lansdale and quakertown that right lane is block. in the slowing you d

whether it will come soon, or whether they will not, it is clear.have nothing to gain in rushing through the referendum. this will play out for months and years. we do not know what they will negotiate. erik: that was francine lacqua talking to our colleague. our bloombergrom columnist about why it doesn't live up to a lehman moment. stay tuned. ♪ erik: this is special coverage, aftershock after the decision to leave the european union continues to jolt markets worldwide. they touchedd as lows not seen in 30 years. they begin by asking what bank of england's mark carney needs to do next. >> he needs to make sure they have enough liquidity. he needs to get on the phone like others and talk about developing a plan b that had an association agreement. to continueing is having this notion there is nothing to replace eu membership. coming up with a plan b is going to be critical. >> it doesn't look like we will have a plan b for a long time. they have not triggered article 50. there is talk of waiting for october. we could be here until october. how sign

it will stand.ke the argument that 51-49 is not enough of a mandate for this to go away. but if they vote to stay, i think he will be a pretty strong risk on. you will see a huge deceleration inimplied volatility'ies things like the pound and the euro. the question is, it is way too close to call and as you just saw with the interview with the snb head, nobody knows what the asset price reaction will be. tom: that is very important. i just put that out on twitter. dean curnutt, mincing no words. mike and i will be with francine next week in london. the formeralked to president of the minneapolis fed. an of andw, he has in. ♪ francine: welcome back. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." i'm in london. new york, butn he will be joining the next week. we are now joined by the you can minister to talk about this next thursday. it is great to have you on the program. >> thank you for having me. francine: there is a lot of concerned that this will not stop here, that if we don't get a clear-cut vote, this is

that will change with time. we will see a breeze pick up as well. taking a look at area temperature we have a variety pack here, because we are in transition mode, so lower 70's up and down i-95, cooler by comparison where front has cleared and in trenton, allentown at 58 degrees there and still holding tough in the pretty mild, mid to upper 60's around us. most of the shore towns. it will brighten up as day progresses. we will see a couple cloud but granted a nice day overall despite the breeze. it will feel more comfortable. eighty-six is the spec high. it got toasty yesterday and days earlier but this is where we do belong when it comes to the thermometer readings. mid 80's the spectation today as well as tomorrow but by tomorrow, meisha, we will go back down to that forecast, we will discuss later. >> sound good, thank you. >>> good morning. this is where we had our first accident schuylkill eastbound at the vine, blocking two right lane and then they moved it over blocking one right lane and now completely cleared. we are looking good and we do

we will lose jobs, employment, taxes, we will lose everything, we mean lose our country -- we will. i want trade deals but they have to be great for our citizens and workers. [applause] >> we don't make great deals anymore. but we will once i become president. i promise you. [applause] >> it is not just our economy that is being corrupted but our foreign policy, too. the hillary clinton foreign policy cost america thousands of lives and trillions and trillions of dollars. and unleashed isis across the world. no secretary of state has been more wrong, more often, and in more places than hillary clinton. [applause] >> her decisions spread death, destruction, and terrorism everywhere she touched. among the victims of our late ambassad ambassador, chris stevens, what she did with him was horrible. he was left helpless to die as hillary clinton soundly slept in her bed. that is right. when the phone rang at three o'clock in the morning, hillary clinton was sleeping. ambassador stevens and staff in libia made hundreds of requests for security. -- libya. hillary clinton's state department

>> the question that will irritate him and he will not answer it, which is, again, if he is willing tomore detail to finance ministers around the eurozone on which fiscal policies are needed. jon: president mario draghi starting a little earlier indiana. they did this a couple of times a year. this time, they are in vienna. all hotels sold out in the enough for opec. -- a hotel so doubt it began in vienna for opec. it is a game often played. what it means, alessio, i really don't know. [laughter] mario draghi has the same time on. in terms of policy, do you think they will get a grilling if they don't devise projections for inflation? they are way off target. we had a truck that said it could be four or five years before they hike interest rates. that is what they have to communicate. the only way this policy works toyou are really committed go low for long. otherwise, the mechanism is interrupted. jon: president draghi is sitting aside -- mario draghi, speaking now. congrats to: our our staff for the excellent organization of the council. we will report on the outcome of our meeting.

we will capulet your weight and mine, i will not tell you, i will in the the get down that road but micro it basically is showing you in regards how much i way, 70.9, equals one me. figure that out. also over here, we have got this touch screen, really cool, find out information about all sorts of dinosaurs, you can go through different period of time. you can go through different dinosaurs and find you the all of the information. is there just so much to do here, jim and brooke, you need to come down here and be kid. >> you got me with the legos. >> you have to loosen up. >> you got the me with legos and dinosaurs, sign me up. >> jim with the math, he is not good. seventy times two. >> put a dollar sign in front of it, i'm fine. thanks, patrick. >>> once again, dinosaurs, unearthed, opens up, this saturday at the academy of natural sciencees running through january 17th. be sure to check it out. >> it looks like fun. >>> happening today, the first of philadelphia's outdoor swimming pools opened with a big splash in northeast philadelphia. >> mayor kenney will be the first to take a dip t

will be charged. investigators say she has told conflicting stories of what she knew of her husband's plan. >> in honor of massacre victims 49 light on the bay bridge be dedicated to each of the people killed inside pulse nightclub. the first dedication is to capo, visiting orlando from cleveland at the time. the remaining dedications are taking place through next week. >> on the peninsula, san mateo countying hold a vigil to away the victims of the shooting, and the community will light candles and raise a pride flag starting at 4:00 p.m. at the county center lazy in redwood city. >> we will talk about our east bay temperatures running milder, with the 60 out there. good morning, to you in alameda and oakland at 62, and richmond is 61 and berkeley at 60, hayward at 59, and castro valley is cool at 56, and we have 58 in fremont. elsewhere, we have victim in fairfield, napa, novato, san francisco, 61, 59 right now in san jose, and 58 in mountain view. here is a look at the temperatures in san jose, ave

larry: i will say with certainty that we will not see a rate hike in july and we probably will not see rate hike september. c how thelet us see how the world progresses. there's a modest part of possibility they could do a 25 basis point tightening in september. we will have to wait and see. i actually believe the brexit will lead to more uncertainty. it will lead to modestly slower growth. i am of the opinion that it is highly probable they are not going to do anymore tightening this year. erik: janet yellen and her colleagues at the fomc have faced a lot of criticism over that data dependency point. people argued that the data were there and the fed should've raised interest rates at some point over the course of the first two quarters. now that we have seen the brexit and furthermore the financial market volatility through mid february, can we look back and say they were right to keep the feet on the gas pedal and to keep monetary policy as loose as it is? larry: they being the fed? erik: yes. larry: i do not agree that they should of titans. i tightened. i do not believe the data i

>>reporter: he died without a will it is not clear how the estate will be divvied up the today show wasu're going to have to see them without being and they need them to go with you acting legend and respects the queen cam they told the sunday telegraph magazine that although she does not keep up with her and she does give of crops hillary clinton makes history clutching the democratic nomination he is not giving don't tell you what he had to say following the primary and. >>james: he is now recovering from surgery the stabbing have been around 1130 when he was sitting in a lobbying the woman who stabbed to was 32 year-old she is now in jail this morning the warriors are in a cleveland ahead of tonight's game 3 and they did it without much help from steph curry or click thompson the bench came of vague the last time it took on the amount of the doves 113298 does so for similar out, by the way it would make it three games to zero as they continue on. >>reporter: the temperatures in the inland regions 7877 to get from the northbound 680 missions south through the interchange of dublin the

rain showers will be moving out. upper 50s-60s, warmest locations will be approaching lower 70s and here's a look at your friday forecast. we have one rain cloud and it could be a little more challenging. a breezy for friday and normal temperatures, we could be talking about triple digits for tuesday and into wednesday. very interesting in the sierras, they could pick up snow . >> i'm heading up on friday. a little bit of everything. >> well, bring it on.>>> a shelter for the-- for homeless women and families have providing services is now facing imminent closure. >> as a report, the founder is holding out hope for a last- minute reprieve. >> it is beautiful. you wake up to birds singing in the morning. >> they offer shelter in the form of cottages, a serene setting and the sanctuary that has helped a single mother with four children get back on her feet. >> i was by myself and did not know what to expect. when i moved here they kind of took me in. >> she's among the thousands of women that the shelter has helped to

. ♪ we will take you to tokyo this hour.he biggest rally in three months as the yen gets his strongest level in nearly two years. it is the end of the so-called brexit bounce. the referendum is too close to call with two days to go. he hopes britain will stay in the eu. india relaxes rules to attract foreign investment. the change that is proof that they could spur growth. follow me on twitter. that is my handle. china and hong kong markets getting underway in 30 minutes or so. markets in malaysia are just about online. let's get a pulse of the action and find out who was wearing which hat. david: it is hard to gauge what it is at the moment. we are talking about 2.5% on thursday. with two to three days to go until the referendum, we are entering the championship round. there is a lot more reason to be cautious especially after this rally yesterday. mixed at the moment. in turn, you look at the dollar-yen trading below 1.04 since about midnight local time. about the yen. 225,you look at the nikkei it is well off the lows of

the prime minister state will depend on three things. it will be -- depend on the first.if there is, if there is brexit i don't think those members of the conservative party in her out of the parliament will think that the man who waged such a passionate campaign against brexit is the man to negotiate with europe for the conditions of our departure. i just think that they will conclude that it should be somebody else. in the event as a narrow victory remains, the prime minister will probably have to be able to cling onto office but he will do so as the prisoner of war is boris because he will have to surround himself with ministers who were on the opposite side of the campaign in recent weeks. the conservative party will conclude mr. cameron's judgment first in calling a referendum that he didn't really have a good idea of what the impact of it was going to be and then almost losing it means that he is on a very short leash and i doubt he would survive for long. i do think the big question here is, and the only way that he can entertain independence and power is that ther

we will not be happy, we will not be satisfied, we will not be pleased until we do something in a major way. >> our top story this morning chaos in congress. democrats entered a sit in that has been going on for at least 22 hours and counting. that began yesterday morning and was led by congressman john lewis. they are demanding a vote on gun control legislation. a vote that republicans do not want to give them. >> reporter: the anger and urgency felt by congressional democrats exploding on the floor of the house of representatives following be set in. they were chanting as the battle boils. paul ryan trying to talk over the voices. the chance replaced by lyrics of say broke into a protest song. altering the words of the civil rights anthem we shall overcome to address and violence. wednesday nights eruption on the house floor followed a long sit in. the show force plane out on periscope as chamber kempers -- cameras went dark. it coming just a week after a 15 hour filibuster in the senate. when the fire recession was in recess the impassioned outcry continued on the floor into the earl

at one point we will meet. we do not have the answers in tampa to your questions, so we will move forward from june 12 forward, and we will learn as much about him as we can. at some point we will be able to answer your questions, but i cannot do that right now.>> reporter: [ question inaudible ]>> i don't know enough to say whether i am concerned or not.>> thank you all, and that will conclude our special report for today. if you have any information call the fbi if you have any information about the shooter at all. this is our only planned press conference for today, and we will get back in touch with you via social media and other channels if we have anything further. thank you all very much.>> this is a live presentation from florida, and we will have much more on what happened, and the brand-new information as we go throughout the morning on mornings on 2. >>> the time now is 4:57 am. >>> students at stanford showing their support for the campus sexual assault victims at the commencement ceremony yesterday

he says he will step down by october. >> i will do everything i can as prime minister to steady the ship over the coming weeks and months, but i do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to its next destination. a negotiation with the european union will need to begin under a new prime minister. and i think it's right that this new prime minister takes the decision about when to trigger article 50 and start the formal and legal process of leaving the eu. >> article 50 of the lisbon treaty stipulates rules for eu exit. cameron has been in office since 2010. he said he wants the new prime minister in place by the time of his party's conference in october. he reassured britons and europeans that despite the referendum result there will be no immediate changes to their lives. election officials say 51.9% of voters in the uk chose to leave the european union and 48.1% voted to remain. prime minister cameron had campaigned to stay and said a decision to leave would damage the country's economy. people against staying in the eu say it imposes too man

i think will be the politicians chosen by the people. there will be a big shift in.ncine: the party has to end at some point. tom: it was continental, illinois. this was a million years ago. but the idea, i take his point, the drama of the bank that may have been. i look at a lot of tension in this. if you were to play devils's advocate, you would say brought,at the 2008 and we do make sure there's nothing systemic in their because of the insular know is asian of our banking system. coming up with full here from google director. we will be talking to him about all the political risk. he made of those mario draghi comments earlier on. ♪ francine: tom keene is in new york. straight too brussels. this is where mario draghi seems to ask for help once again from politicians, saying he is doing all he can, but he cannot go it alone with these reforms from politicians. is director of the economic think tank. thank you for joining us. when you look at what mario draghi keeps saying, i am in business, i want to deliver, but i need support from the politicians can that support

when will they meet? it was originally next tuesday, but will that be going forward? ryan: it will.hey will meet monday in berlin before all of the eu leaders meet on tuesday in brussels. the big concern is not the breakup with the u.k.. many of them consider that to a certain extent history. how that gets sorted out is a post script to history. their concern is what countries might follow the u.k.'s lead. we heard from politicians in three separate countries saying that they should have a referendum, the netherlands, italy, and france. parties from the right in those countries saying they would like .o have the referendum none of those are in a position of power to bring those referendums, but they are emboldened by what happened in the u.k.. that is why angela merkel is having the meeting on monday in berlin. euders from the court countries will gather on saturday. she wants to show leadership. vonnie: will european leaders force britain to comply with a request for speed? ryan: probably not. betweenthe first spat a u.k. headed for the exit and the european union. david cameron sa

keep cooling, you will notice on friday that will drop down, heading to the weekend we will warm things up. it's a perfect time for a warming trend. 60 degrees in san francisco, 55 and daly city, 56 in vallejo, 66 in hayward. half moon bay is around 60 degrees. temperatures through the work week will continue to drop. friday will be cooler than thursday, we will warm things up as we get into the rest of the week. a closer look at your current wind speeds we will see strong wind speeds heading into tomorrow. right now sustained at 29 miles per hour in fairfield, 21 in concorde and 13 in livermore satellite radar shows a disturbance out of alaska, it will drop our temperatures, it won't give us any rain. we have a strong onshore flow, you will notice the clouds will push inland down to gilroy and into fairfield. santa rosa, nevada all waking up to cloudy conditions. later in the afternoon we will see plenty of sunshine. highs around the region tomorrow 80 degrees in fairfield, 83 in antioch, 79 in livermore 78 in san jose. your three-day forecast shows temperatures take a hit on friday 75

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we will hit 86 again today.ight new as we look at the satellite and radar with the surface features map overhead we have a cold front well to the west but take a look at tropical storm colin now just off shore from charleston south caroline, max sustain wind are at 50 miles an hour. that system will stay well to our south but it will race on off to the north and east during the day to day. we have big new jersey primary day to day, great voting weather, might want to wear short sleeves because it will warm up rapidly. eighty at noon. eighty-five at 5:00 with the high temperature right around 86 degrees. mixture of sun an included, beautiful sunrise, across the area, it looks like cotton candy right now. 71 degrees. humidity 84 percent. steamy out there this morning. zero seven in millville. seventy-one. good morning in wilmington. we are waking up to trenton at 71. lower 60's in allentown. mild start in wilmington. eighty-one at noon. eighty-seven for the high temperature. there could be a couple spotty stray th

you will get in the 90s quick and we will see san jose will be in the 80s for tomorrow and it will be one of those days around the bay and hot. invalleys and antioch and modesto. it won't be hard to go up to 100. you get the picture. nothing out of the ordinary but just a hot day with spare the air day and possible flex power alert that we talked about. one for southern called. northern california, they like to try you to not use your utilities and air-conditioners when the most usage is being used. the five-day forecast, staying warm for really right through the week. not as hot as tomorrow. >>> the warriors packed up for the summer today and talked about next season and how the team will shape up. >>> and the giants involved in a tie day. more coming up next. >>> this portion of ktvu news brought to you by cadillac. visit your bay area cadillac dealers. >> what be the end to the season. losing the nba finals. the whole season was preordained. >> every time there was a challenge they met the challenge. >> except at the very end. >> a tough one. all day talking to various people out a

will remain.rkets and polls point in different directions, markets tend to be superior indicators. matt winkler, looking at volatility, judging the risky currency so far this year, and we can bring up the chart on the bloomberg. dan doubt, absolute return, absolute move in implied volatility. pound, the pound, the pound, the pound -- what does it tell you? >> it is telling you that the pound right now is riskier than the russian ruble, riskier than south africa, then brazil, then everything because markets do not like uncertainty. right now, a week before this vote, there is a lot of uncertainty. >> in the near term, this uncertainty -- and this is your point because the second chart i want to get to, one month implied volatility versus one year implied volatility. the one-month, of course, captured the big event risk, and that is the blue line. the white line is one year volatility. one year volatility has picked up, but compared to one month, there is a huge spread right there. what is it tellin

i told our guys they will feel pressure. there will be anxiety. but how lucky are we to feel that pressure. you can play on a lottery team your whole career and watch the playoffs every year. >> we have to do it collectively. no hero ball. can do it individually.>> on way -- andre iguodala plans to be part of that teamwork tonight despite a bad back that limited him in game six. the warriors suffered with a loss of andrew bogut following his injury. draymond green was suspended in game five. then there is the attention on steph curry's ejection after he threw his mouthguard into the crowd. that includes the tweet from his wife accusing the nba of rigging the finals to go to seven games. curry is remaining silent on what they said to each other.>> it was between me and ayesha about what happened. that will be handled but other than that that doesn't take any spotlight off of what my job is on the floor. and what these next 48 minutes will be like in game seven. that is all i am worried about. i may have to cut the wi-fi off at my house.>> in additi