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coming up we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. gayle king joins us now from new york. good morning. thanks. tuesday time for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." . >> good to see you gayle king. >> it's been a -- it's been a long week. ahead the best moments from last night's baseball game where resilience triumphed over tragedy. elizabeth warren will join us he has been called the youngest old man in the country. jason tells us how having a daughter changed his life on tour. all that plus the eye-opener your world in 90 seconds. see you at 7:00. michelle, you know this girls can change the world for the better i think. >> we're girls and i have three girls so i know. girls rule the world. [ laughter ] >> i think so, too. >> yeah. all right, gayle. we'll see you at 7:00. >>> girls rule. >> they do. boys drool. >> chicks at pix. >>> new this morning, amazon is buying whole foods market in a multi-billion-dollar deal. >> joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. ama

>> we'll find out from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. sirius/xm is taking a $480 million investment in oakland- based pandora. as part of the deal, sirius will also get three board seats with pandora, including the chairman role. now, there have been reports that sirius was trying to buy pandora. cnbc this morning saying that sirius offered $8 a share for pandora but that was under the stock price. pandora said no. investors liked t shares of pandora up over 3% in the early going. investors liked that. >>> solar installations have been on the boom in the u.s. the past couple of years. but the solar industry's energy association says that in 2017, demand will fall by 16%. a big reason for that is that utilities are lowering their demand. utilities make up half of the solar energy market. residential installations will grow by another 2% but that's a big slowdown from last year, when residential solar installations were up by 19%. >>> the stock market off to a good start this morning. let's go to th

coming up, we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >>> good morning. welcome back. taking a look at your highs around the bay, low 70s for much of the south bay. warmest in san jose, palo alto. upper 60s to near 630 at the coast. east bay temperatures in the low 70s for the warmest spots. upper 60s for concord, walnut creek. around the bay mid-60s for alameda, berkeley, sausalito. north bay temperatures in the upper 60s. 69 novato. the full forecast is coming up. rain is coming up. >>> a judge ordered uber to hand over a report that might reveal what its management knew about the apparent theft of trade secrets from "waymo." alphabet's "waymo" claims in a lawsuit that the former engineer downloaded more than 14,000 confidential files before he left to establish his self-driving truck company. uber bought that company soon after. the due diligence report will contain uber's research into that company while it was still considering the purchase. >>> verizon is reportedly laying off a large number of workers after a major acquisition but there is some goo

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kcbs financial reporter jason brooks has that and more in your cbsmoneywatch report. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. one of apple's worst kept secrets is now official. ceo tim cook tells bloomberg that the company is indeed working on self-driving car technology. this is rumored for years. project titan. there were numerous reports last year that apple changed its strategy with self-driving technology. not wanting to build an actual car, but focusing on the technology itself. cook was pretty tight-lipped about the rest of the details and is vague about what apple is working on but says the technology is core to the company. >>> apple one of the big reasons why the tech sector slumped big time the past two sessions. the worst two session sell-off in the tech sector since last year. a lot of that is profit-taking. companies like apple, facebook, google and netflix have all seen shares hit record highs in 2017 and even with a two-day sell-off the nasdaq is still up 17% since the beginning of the year. apple has been hit by other concerns on the iphone 8 that's c

we'll get an update from jason brooks coming up. mayor ed lee will be in attendance along >>> the hyatt is set to break ground on a hotel at sfo today. mayor ed lee will be in attendance and it will include 350 rooms and be the only hotel on airport grounds. the four star luxury hotel will be easily accessible by the light rail system. the groundbreaking takes place in a few hours to celebrate the commencement construction. the hotel is scheduled to open in july 2019. >>> should a bay area company will next on amazon's wish list? and tesla could be moving production overseas. >> reporter: joining us is jason brooks. >> reporter: amazon's purchase of whole foods has a lot of people on wall street wondering what is next. and a research analyst thinks that amazon should buy restoration hardware saying that amazon is interested in furniture, it's a growing mark. and restoration hardware does e stock is up 70% since the beginning of the year. with a 30% premium over the current stock price. the analyst thinks that amazon could buy restor

coming up, we'll get an update from kpix 5 radio's financial reporter jason brooks. ♪ ♪ ♪ cbs this morning. gayle king joins us now from new york. good morning. thanks. >>> time for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." gayle king joins from us new york. good morning. >> we are here, michelle, fired up ready to go. good to see you. ahead, david begnaud is in new orleans where tropical storm cindy could cause major flooding. plus what the big win for republicans in georgia means for the gop agenda and the future of the democratic party and take you to the tiny illinois town with the best view of this summer's total solar eclipse and how they are preparing for tourists. that plus your world in 90 seconds. see you at 7:. ha never seen a total solar eclipse, michelle. >> no. i have never seen one, eier, gayle and we can't see you right now but it's lovely to hear your voice. can't wait to see you at 7:00. >> lovely to hear your voice, too. okay. i'll see you. >> thanks. >>> like the voice of god. >> it is. out of nowhere. >> thank you. netflix is making a television for kids

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for those details let's check in with kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: it looks like employers are doing quite a bit of hiring in the spring. adp says the private sector added 253,000 jobs in may bigger than expected. economists expect the labor department to report only 175,000 jobs in its report tomorrow. gains were widespread, construction, education, health and professional and business services. labor meanwhile today reporting that unemployment claims did rise. up to 248,000 a second straight weekly increase. stock market trying to nudge into positive territory today after two straight days of losses. let's check the big board. >> thank you. >>> time now 6:48. let's check traffic with jaclyn. >> tracking a big accident and this is not looking good for drivers along 101. ling northbound 101 near cotati, heading northbound, an overturned vehicle and couple other cars involved blocking at least two lanes possibly three at this point. so just a heads up if you travel this stretch likely to be in for some big delays. give yourself some extra time. over at the ric

time now f coming up we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. charlie rose joins us now from new york. good morning. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." charlie rose joins us now from new york. good morning, charlie. >> good morning, michelle. ahead we'll talk republican senator and dr. rand paul about his opposition to the senate healthcare plan. plus, former homeland security adviser fran townsend on the global cyber attack. and what needs to be done to protect the united states against hackers. and a new study shows that nationwide obesity epidemic now includes our pets. how to make sure your dog or cat isn't packing on too many pounds. all of that plus the eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. see you at 7:00. >> so no donuts for our dogs huh? can't wait to see that. >> no. >> all right. charlie, we'll see you at 7:00. thank you. >>> target is preparing to launch a new service to compete with another retail giant. and good news from facebook. >> kcbs financial reporter jason brooks reports. >> reporter: g

brooks says the deal could be good news for grocery shoppers. >> reporter: amazon could theoretically cut prices significantly at whole foods a company that's been dogged by being called whole paycheck for many years now. and that could really ramp up sales at whole foods but it could also take a huge chunk of business away from a lot of other competitors. >> the deal amplify's amazon competition with walmart, which dominates in brick and mortar and is behind on the e-commerce side of sales. >>> soon your face may be the only thing you need to get on a flight. u.s. customs and jetblue want -- they are testing facial recognition technology in boston to see if it makes boarding faster. it snaps a photo, compares it to a government database of passport pictures and if approved you just board. meantime, delta is testing a facial recognition bag drop at minneapolis airport. it's also testing facial recognition at boarding gates in new york and atlanta. >>> there is no need wetoend. but today it's pretty nice. >> you may want to think about staying indoors in town this weekend because the h

. >>> jason brooks has those stories and more in money watch. >> good morning. apple debuting the long awaited home pod. the siri system intended to take on amazon's echo. amazon emphasizing the music features and wanting to count on home base. that's something that the echo can't do. and it's going to be key that the fan base will come through. $349 and that compares to echo at $180. still this is a nice gadget for apple as far as wall street is concerned. analysts are all about the iphone 8 coming out this fall. and that will determine apple's near term fate. apple stock is up over 30% and doing very, very well. the market cap is $800 billion. lots of geopolitical concerns are weighing on the stock market. we might see stocks flip a little bit more. you have the prime minister election and james comey testifying before the senate intelligence committee on thursday, and the growing rift between the gulf nation of qatar and several allies ledly saudi arabia who accuse qatar of supporting terrorism. the dow dropped 30 points. and the s&p 500 also down by 4 points

we'll get an update from jason brooks. >>> it's monday, june 5th and it's going to be a nice one. temperatures above average. lots of sun and a few clouds on the shoreline. and we'll hit 78 degrees in union city. in pleasant hill, 85. and pleasanton, not far behind. in the north bay, plenty of sun and 85 in santa rosa. and in lake county, the numbers in the 80s. in the extended forecast. look out. here comes rain on thursday. and june 5th and mark wahlberg -- not easy to say. try saying it. actor, rapper, 46 years old. happy birthday, mark. >> marky mark. >> and the funky bunch, right? >>> some tesla drivers will have to pay more for insurance. >> and what wall street is saying about the iphone. >> we have those stories and more in the money watch report. >>> he's a decent actor. i don't know about the music side of things though. >>> apple's stock is up 30% since the beginning of the year. the market value, over $800 billion, first time a corporation has done that. and a securities analyst thinks that some of the optimism is overdone on the upcoming iphone 8. it's the 10th annive

for details let's check in with kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. tesla >>> there's no change when it comes to the model 3 the mass market oriented car told shareholders that the annual meeting in mountain view that the model 3 is on schedule to hit the production line in july. he will start allowing customers to begin customizing their orders although at first that will be relegated to color choice and wheel size, other options will come as production ramps up. he also told shareholders that the upcoming model y suv will hid roads in2019. but tesla will have to build a new factory for that one. shares are up on that news. >>> it's been a rough 2017 for department store chains and sears is at the top of the list. the company already announced it's closing 180 locations including california mart this year adding another 72 include 16 sears, 49k marts and 7 sears auto centers. the company's stock is down about 30% since the beginning of the year. >>> a lot of caution on wall street and big geo-political events taking place this week. this morning, tho

brooke? >> jason, thank you. . >>> meantime, white house press secretary sean spicer will not say if president trump believes that russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election saying he hasn't talked to him about it yet. how's that possible? joe johns live at the white house with more. joe, how is that possible? >> reporter: anybody's guess, quite frankly, brooke. sean spicer, well, he was back in front of the cameras for the first time in eight days but lacking on some of the answers, including to one subtle question about russia's involvement and interference in the last election. sean spicer now five months into this administration still can't say where the president stands. white house press secretary sean spicer refusing to say whether president trump believes russia interfered in the 2016 election. >> i think i have not sat down and talked to him about it specifically. >> reporter: dismissing the unified assessment of the nation's intelligence community. >> it's very disturbing beca

to recap, brooks koepka now nine under par, a shot in front of ricky fowler. andy murray is trying to defend his title next week before aiming at his personal —— third wimbledon title next month. murray told bbc sport that his time at the top could soon be over. told bbc sport that his time at the top could soon be overlj told bbc sport that his time at the top could soon be over. i know some of the players have been doing really well into the 30s recently, but that might not be the case with me. maybe the next couple of years, the last few well i have the chance to compete for the majors and the biggest tournament. i want to make the most of them. staying with tennis, feliciano lopez upset third seed tomas berdych. top seeds federal and dimmer jobs were seed tomas berdych. top seeds federal and dimmerjobs were knocked out in the second round and it took the spaniards two hours and seven minutes to get to the number six seed, mischa zverev. no problems for the fourth seed, he beat the kohlschreiber in three sets. that's all the sports are now, back to you.

brooke? >> it's one of those things, we've covered a lot of shootings, jason carroll, but i can't recall an active shooting situation at a hospital. when you think of we've all been in hospitals and this is sort of one of those last places where i haven't seen metal detectors. that's not a thing at hospitals. >> reporter: it's one of those things anyone who goes to a hospital, obviously you're going there for care, for treatment, not one of those places you think a shooting is going to happen. so sadly we've seen shootings happen in so many places, schools, other types of facilities as well, and hospitals not seemingly to be immune from this as well. >> awful. jason carroll thank you so much. tom fuentes, let me go back to -- art roderick, let me come back to you. on the hostage negotiation piece, any time you have an active shooter, you have vulnerable people around just because of the presence of a gun. but we're talking about a hospital, people who are ill, people attached to machines, who

koepka with a six under par dustin johnson, rory mcllroy, and jason day all miss the cut jordan speith is seven shots off the lead the warriors are in las vegas to continue to celebrate their n-b-a championship and to support oakland native boxer, andre ward. tomorrow night -- ward will defend his world title against servey kovalev in their first fight ward won by unanimous decision and remains undefeated ward gave kovalev his first loss in this career. both fighters are among the best boxer's pound for pound live look outside... golden gate bridge.. ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the japan day festival in san francisco. check out the music, dances, art and more. it's all happening at japantown peace plaza from 1 p-m to 5 p-m. it's free to attend. how far should pure alpine spring water have to travel from its source to the bottle? a hundred miles? a thousand miles? how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser always bottled at the mountain source. how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only majo

the best finisher was sergio garcia and was 12 shots of brooks koepka's winning total. dustinjohnson, the world number one, missed the cut along with rory mcilroy world number two and jason day in world of three. those three players were in poorform day in world of three. those three players were in poor form and day in world of three. those three players were in poorform and rory mcilroy have some ill—health some ill health and fitness. i wouldn't judge it too far but if you look at the leaderboard judge it too far but if you look at the leaderboa rd and judge it too far but if you look at the leaderboard and see brooks koepka is the world number two, she becky from japan —— hideki from japan is world numberfour. this might be the guys that win more major championships. thank you for yourtime, as major championships. thank you for your time, as always. canada's brooke henderson won the meijer lpga classic in grand rapids, michigan by two strokes on sunday for her fourth lpga tour victory. the 22—year—old claimed the outright lead when moving to 17 under with

koepka with a six under par dustin johnson, rory mcllroy, and jason day all miss the cut jordan speith is seven shots off the lead can you finally admit kevin can you finally can you finally admit kevin durant is better than lebron james? lebron james is still the best player in the world. kevin durant winning his first nba title doesn't put him over lebron. do you really think klay thompson wants out of kevin durant and steph curry's shadow? klay thompson will stay with golden state. he's an important part of the warriors success, he and steph curry established a winning culture in the bay area. it must be great to take your son with you all the time. i'm jealous. john lynch is a great human being. the 49ers got a very good general manager in lynch he fits the role i went to the warriors parade, but it was way too crowded. i'm watching it on television next time. it's a good chance for fans to see the players up close. the warriors are world champions, fans in the bay area are not used to this type of treatment. (steve) if you think it's common knowledge that chocolate does not come t

koepka with a six under par dustin johnson, rory mcllroy, and jason day all miss the cut jordan shots off the lead the warriors are in las vegas to continue to celebrate their n-b-a championship and to support oakland native boxer, andre ward. tomorrow night -- ward will defend his world title against servey kovalev in their first fight ward won by unanimous decision and remains ward gave kovalev his first loss in this career. both fighters are among the best boxer's pound for pound (pam) next at eleven.... sizzling temperatures on the way this weekend.there are some things you need to know... in order to beat the heat. we'll break it all down on kron 4 news at eleven.... the day's big stories and your forecast, in half the time. stay out front with tempur-pedic. our proprietary material automatically adjusts to your weight, shape and temperature. so you sleep deeply, and wake up feeling powerful. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com ((steve))now at eleven... brace yourself for a hot weekend ahead.i'm steve aveson. ((pam)) and i'm pam moore. a heat wave is taking hold in pa

jason day, rory mcilroy both missed the cut. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry biel. >> good morning to you. we we heard about the heat wave. here's a live look from a future tower camera. look at that, yes, it is nice and calm out there. but as we check out what to expect, you probably we heard about our heat wave. we are looking at excessive heat. here in san francisco, 77 degrees today notice a dip tomorrow a. cool down on monday. come here into the city.city. we have patchy fog. we contrast that we're a at 100 in concord. we're in the minutes by thursday and then by tuesday i should say and then look at the warmer numbers as they continue into the end of the week. but as you look outside, you notice we have a clear and cool start will be the most comfortable here throughout the next several days in san francisco. so 58 degrees in the city, 63 in oakland in san jose as well as gilroy, half moon bay at 54. here's sfo. there is patches of clouds here. santa rosa, mid-60s. 71 in concord. so onsome of those cooler pocke

koepka with a six under par dustin johnson, rory mcllroy, and jason day all miss the cut jordan speith is seven shots off the lead i believe the warriors are the greatest team of all-time. what do you think? the warriors were the best team this season. they have the best one-two punch in the league with kevin durant and steph curry. i love the warriors, but i'm not spending $600 dollars to sit on the roof or $40 dollars to park. it's a good experinece for warriors fans to support their team in a championship parade. in this instance noby loses, it's a celebration i have met john lynch and i agree with you, he's a great person. john lynch is a great human being. the 49ers got a very good general manager in lynch he fits the role i love the warriors and kron4's parade coverage. do you really enjoy parades? i miss your "wife segment" bring it back, it's real. (steve) last weather and goodbye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. a full hour of entertainment news is on the way. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just danger

jason day, rory mcilroy both missed the cut. that's a wrap on morning sports, have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry biel. >> good morning to you. a little traffic with your weather, notice the golden gate bridge, those folks probably already headed to the beach. that's where we're going to have the sea breeze and temperatures in the upper 60s, elsewhere, warmer than yesterday. we didn't hit 100 yesterday, but today, yesterday was a preview. today we're looking at temperatures in san francisco. still pretty mild, upper 70s and we cool back a little bit tomorrow, even into monday, we got 60s. the numbers come up again and if we go to some of our inland valleys, today not only in the hundreds in livermore, probably not financial to notice a change on pond, tuesday perhaps, then look what happens, we're back up into the triple digits. so we're going to sew a week where the heat would be quite oppressive. as we look outside, you will notice that the flag is blowing just a little bit. that's what we need, the pleasy northwest win

brooks koepka, one of the four tied for the lead after second round. great approach on 12. ends up with a birdie. 70, he is 7 under par. jason tay and rory mcilroy, big names, missed the cut. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. rory was talking about keep it in the fairway, you don't have to worry about the fescue. >> easy to say. coming up on "abc 7 news at 11:00," just a couple of words used to describe conditions 34 dogs faced in south bay. tonight these guys are safe but need your help. michael phelps moving fast -- past racing with mere humans is the gold medal swimmer fin-ished? join us for "abc 7 news" at 11:00. check out the lines at the conservatory of flowers. these folks want to see the corpse flower which started to bloom. it emits an immense odor of rotting flesh. people love that thing. that's all for now. i'm dan ashley, sandhya patel, larry beil, all of us. we appreciate your time. see you again. >> ride 'em, cowboy. a murderer swings a pickaxe straight through a victim's chest and impales her into the floorboards below.

jason day and rory mcilroy will be headed home. those are two players many had their eyes on long hitters won't be around for the weekend. dustin johnson is making a move. two-under par for the day, one over for the tournament. he will probably hang around for the weekend. we'll see if he goes anymore-under par and make a run at this which would be really exciting. the weather to update you on that is pretty good here. the course is drying out a little bit as we expected. playing a little more like the usga would like. i will be back in couple hours to update you. nice to talk to you melissa. see you soon. >> holly, great, thank you. david: we have breaking news from asia. we're getting reports from the u.s. navy, a u.s. navy destroy hears collided with a merchant vessel southwest of yokusuka, japan. the extent of navy person until injuries still being determined. we'll monitor the situation. update you when we get more information. >>> meanwhile it was two years ago today, the world, the united states, just about everything, our c