into last night because of the weather. today the heat in the west will cause more cancellations so the airport recommends you check with your airline about possible schedule changes. now, let's take a look at the rest of your tuesday morning commute on the ground with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >>> we're watching 95 right now. just heard reports of a crash on the southbound side. just around girard avenue. checking in with camera here. don't see anything. at least i don't see any delays. maybe the camera isn't picking up on the crash. not seeing any delays by the scene. monitor that just in case something pops up. southbound side of 95 near girard avenue. for the most part looks okay even with the reports in place. watching the eastbound side. eighth minutes right now. speeds into the mid 60s. still seeing everything moving along nicely. watch for some slippery spots. you'll see some obstructions on the road as well. this is a down tree lower marion north roberts road. just around lancaster avenue. >>

it took just those who were injured last night. it tookjust six those who were injured last night. it took just six minutes for that first ambulance to arrive at the scene where you are last night, 80 medics were involved trying to treat the injured at the scene, including advance trauma units and paramedics, and also london's air ambulance. 48 patients were brought to five different hospitals across london, the most seriously injured were brought to king's college hospital and royal london, because they have major trauma units. they have told us major trauma units. they have told us that 14 patients were admitted here, one has since been discharged, and also at the royal london, 12 patients were admitted to that hospital. they have been treated for a variety of injuries, but we know this lunchtime that many are still ina this lunchtime that many are still in a critical condition in hospital. we are also getting a picture of the injured, we know that four are french, one is australian, and among those injured are police officers as well. and as those injured are in hospital being t

last week, fired f.b.i. director james comey warned that the waber sault could happen again. >> oh, it's a long-term practice of theirs. it stepped up a notch in a significant way in '16. they'll be back. statlesacty ioildo thethy s idott, even though he said he hadn't been briefed, sessions u.d say the u.s. does not have a sufficient strategy to deal with cyberattacks. >> pelley: jeff pegues, our man on the investigation from the beginning. jeff, thank you. the jury in bill cosby's sexual assault trial deliberated for a aycond day. today they reviewed testimony that the entertainer gave more e adtted ging men ugs.than decad w edsby is charged with drugging onhestanlad.ims it was consensu. cosby, who is 79, could face 10 years if found guilty. in georgia today, two prison guards were murdered on a prison bus.arhe runand mark strassmann has the story. >> r atlta, pairf intesepbo ordieang a o0 n thstis putrisone transport bus somehow seized the guards' 40-caliber glock pistols and murdered them. oplled were 42

now the last time we had lines out here at dick's was june 17th, 2015, the last time they won a championship. and there was a huge line of fans back then. well this morning at 4:00 a.m. we talked to the first two fans who came staying up all night. >> we talked about it like weeks ago, if it came down to this how early we would be at the stores. so, we decided 3:30 was good. >> you gotta box out like dry pond, you gotta bet the board, get as much as you can while you can and you gotta hold on to it. >> reporter: now impressive 16 to 1 rampage through the playoffs early this season, those two fans created their own rap remix for the warriors. >> you know that's coming, to mcgee, every time our in the town you see us wearing blue and yellow, blue and yellow. now we rocking blue and yellow, blue and yellow. >> all right, come back out here live, gotta check these guys out. this is our hip hop star right here. this is the guy who you heard. is he a true fan, so these guys are waiting, the store is going to open at 6:00, a lot of fans have been taking a look through the windows to see what is ava

so to have happened after the last 17 years ago. it shows how exacting the criteria are and shows in terms of what we have achieved notjust on the in terms of what we have achieved not just on the pitch and not just what the senior men have achieved over a lengthy period of time and notjust in one format, notjust our men and our notjust in one format, notjust our men and our women on notjust in one format, notjust our men and our women on the pitch but also off the pitch and it is right that the game confers full membership on members who have taken trouble to ensure that they are achieving in all parts of the game. the game wants to make sure that it is elevating those members that are going to be a drain on the game's resources, that will only help the game grow globally. mohammad amir is hoping to help essex win the title afterjoining them today. is the latest chapter a career almost undermined by a conviction for spot fixing in 2010 which led to a five—year ban but he has been warmly welcomed by his knee essex team—mates has

a big rig fire last night that was blocking two of the lanes. the traffic was going to be -- the traffic is still squeezing through tracy. we'll let you know the traffic -- we can put the maps back up here. traffic is going to be lighter than usual on the altamont pass because they are held up here as you drive down to the tracy area. the accident happened at about midnight, it's still out there 6 hours later, there was a fuel spill. also looking at 580 at hop yard, they were clearing an accident there and traffic is going to be slow. we are looking at the south bay commute here and traffic is still looking pretty good as you drive through. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza and the traffic is going to be all right. 880 southbound, still recover federal government a crash near 23rd 23rd, a couple of cars were in the lanes, it's still kind of clearing the crash and traffic is not doing well as you head south. 6:03, let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. for the second time in three years warriors are nba champions. >> we are feel

last week, fired f.b.i. director james comey warned that the cyber assault could happen again. >> oh, it's a long-term practice of theirs. it stepped up a notch in a significant way in '1616. they'll be back. >> reporter: u.s. officials still say that they do not believe the hacks impacted the outcome of the election. scott, even though he said he hadn't been briefed, sessions did say the u.s. does not have a sufficient strat scwe strategy h cyberattacks. >> pelley: jeff pegues, our man on the investigation from the beginning. thank you. the jury in bill cosby's sexual assault trial dlibded for a second today. today they reviewed testimony that the entertainer gave more than a decade ago in which he admitted giving women drugs. cosby is charged with disprug molesting andrea constand. he claims it was consensual. cosby, who is 79, could face 10 years if found guilty. in georgia today, two prison guards were murdered on a prison bus. two inmates are on the run, and mark strassmann has the story. >> reporter: a

he was jailed last year. there will be astonishment as to how someone with such well—known extremist views was able to carry out a murderous attack. flowers at the border of what is now a huge crime scene in the heart of the capital, tents marking the places in borough market where people fell, forensic officers gathering clues and evidence. the head of the metropolitan police and the mayor of london visited the area today. i am angry and furious that the three men are seeking to justify their actions by using the faith that i belong to. the ideology they follow is poisonous and has no place in islam. we know that four police officers were injured in the attack. one of duty officer who challenged one of the knifemen is still in a serious condition. more than three dozen others are still in hospital, 18 of them critically ill. we need police and ambulance as soon as possible. one of the victims was named today as 30—year—old christine archibald from canada. it is deeply chilling and horribly sad to see w

this brings us back to levels we saw last august. governory the boj and kuroda remain accommodative when it comes to qe. not joining in the chorus when you see. plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ betty: this is "daybreak asia," i am betty liu in new york. yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. alibaba said to be close to buying zte's software on to strengthen its position in the cloud. they have been speaking to zte text for months. alibaba is investing heavily in the cloud to compete with amazon and microsoft. record $1.2 billion fine in the u.s. betty: amazon's position as the goto place for online merchants is increasingly threatened by walmart. third-party sellers account for one third of product sold on amazon. complaining, they are starting to move some of their business elsewhere. walmart is benefiting the most after buying startup jet.com last year. yvonne: plenty more to come as we count down to trading in sydney and seoul. we are seeing positivity in the region after we saw a bounce mac and -- bounceback and reversa

canada andjapan president trump last night. canada and japan have not signed that letter, neither has the uk. but we all have the same view that we remain committed to the paris agreement. in brussels, the eu and china have been prompted to take a stand because they share the belief that fighting climate change makes both environmental and economic sense and, the eu says, put it on the right side of history. damian grammaticas, bbc news, brussels. president trump said the paris agreement "punished" the us and cost american jobs, and he has the backing of many republicans and the us coal industry. but some of america‘s largest corporations havejoined eu countries and china in condemning the president‘s move. our environment analyst roger harrabin looks now at the widespread opposition to president trump‘s decision. it is an interconnected planet. in the slums of bangladesh, water levels are rising as the world warms. partly thanks to carbon emissions from america. the reaction of poor nations to president trump is no surpr

a beautiful place, i was there last year. let's take a look at what is going on in commodities currencies. dollar brazil lower -- higher than the dollar. oil gains, joe will discuss shortly. some weakness there, but all coming out in the wash. commodities, on oil having another good day. getting close back to $45 a barrel on texas intermediate. gold futures not doing much. what is impressive are the week, of gold springing topping $700 a barrel for the first time. this is a one-year chart of spring wheat, which i learned today is high in protein. it is grown in the upper midwest -- minnesota, the dakotas. conditions had been pretty bad and there is much less supply. massive surge in that protein-rich spring wheat. julia: protein basil, i like the sound of that. scarlet: i wonder if that has to do with people's eating preferences? the demand picture is always interesting. let's take a deep dive into the bloomberg, you can find the chart using the function of the bottom of the screen. we mentioned part two of the stress test du

we told you about that last week. the 800,000-pound tree grew from a seed sent by a natur the tree is being moved on rolling tubes to make way for a hospital expansion in boise. this move is incredible in its scope. it should be finished by sunday afternoon. alison: that is spectacular. another sort of history hitting the auction block this weekend. look at the first map that walt disney made of disney land. he called at it presentation map. it laid out his idea for what would become, of course, one of the most popular theme parks in the world. the map in fact was outdated by the time the california park opened in 1955. but it is part of a massive disney memorabilia on sunday. the opening bid $500,000. larry: wow! who knows how many times walt disney visited disney land. but we know how many times a california man went in last six years. 2,000 times in a row. >> it's >> i never expected it would turn into this when i started coming since 2012. >> you have been here every day for 2,000 days? my goodness. the mad hatter

last night he came to this apartment block to meet a female escort. he shot a male apartment worker taking the woman hostage. he called a local tv station claiming the islamic state and al qaeda. the islamic state has claimed he was acting for them. they always tend to jump up and claim responsibility any time something happens. afterer: the siege ended he started shooting at the police, who returned fire and killed him. the australian prime minister said the attack is part of a growing threat. he questioned why he had been released from prison in november. >> he had a long record of violence. a very long record of violence. he had been charged with a terrorist offense some years ago and had been acquitted. in melbourne, police are trying to piece together how much planning went into the attack and if there were any warning signs that meant it could have been prevented. laura: when you hear the phrase the 1%, it is usually a term of abuse reserved for the wealthiest americans at the top of the pile. author richard reeves argues it is not the top 1%, b

the nats have now won 6 of their last 7 games as they the nats have now won 6 of their last 7 games as they continue their west coast trip. they began their three game set against the l-a dodgers last night. second inning - anthony rendon with a solo homer to get the nats on the board. to the third - nats showing off their turning with a pretty play at short stop. nats go on to win 4 to 2. the stanley cup finals is now a best of 3! last night the nashville predators defeated the pittsburgh penguins 4 to one to tie the series up at 2 games a piece. predators goalie pekka reenie with several incredible saves to keep the penguins off the board - he had 23 stops. game 5 is thursday in pittsburgh. game 3 of the n-b-a finals is tomorrow night - and this year's matchup between the warriors and cavaliers is bringing night - and this year's matchup between the warriors and cavaliers is bringing in big viewers. the first two games of the series are the most-watched since michael jodan's final championship in 1998. according to nielsen, games one and two drew an average of 19.6 million viewers...

, and i made the uk's position clear to president trump last night. canada and japan have not signed that letter, neither has the uk, but we all have the same view that we remain committed to the paris agreement. in brussels, the eu and china have been prompted to take a stand because they share the belief that fighting climate change makes both environmental and economic sense. and the eu says it put it on the right side of history. damien grammaticas, bbc news, brussels. we are taking you straight to the skies over kazakhstan, where we can see two astronauts who have left the international space station about to land back on earth. their space capital, the soyuz space is capture all -- capital, the soyuz space is capture all —— space capsule, they are expected to land very shortly. the crew, the two members arriving back area crew, the two members arriving back are a russian cosmonaut and a french astronaut, they have spent almost 200 days on board the international space station. they have left behind an american crewmember who is staying on bo

last years. these are life choices. last year we had 20 businesses that made more than £1 million with us and 17 of them were founded by women so this is a genuine way to make a business. dani has not regretted her choice. it's early days but she hopes she is finally managed to get the balance right. emma simpson, bbc news, ilkley. the ulster unionist leader robin swann says his party is strongly opposed to granting special status to northern ireland in the brexit talks. he said such a move would be a "back door" to a united ireland. launching the party's manifesto, mr swann said special status would weaken northern ireland's place in the union. he also dismissed nationalist calls for a border poll as "nonsense". i nor my party will tolerate any attempt to undermine the principle of consent. there can be no border in the middle of the irish sea. there can be no passport checks for citizens of northern ireland arriving. all of our energy should be focused instead on the brexit negotiations and getting the best for our p

last night, it delivered. all ten dup mps voted in line with the conservatives to help see off the opposition‘s challenge. today ahead of the final vote on the queen's speech which sets out the government's policy programme, labour will try their luck again. we're putting forward fundamentally what was in the manifesto in the election, a brexit which guarantees trade relations with europe, a government that ends the public sector pay gap —— with europe, a government that ends the public sector pay cap and a government that invests in the educational future of all our children, from nursery through to university. labour thinks it's on the front foot with its calls to end austerity. many conservatives admit the cuts didn't go down well on the doorstep during the election campaign. but after signals from senior cabinet members and downing street sources that the pay cap would be reviewed, jeremy hunt later insisted there was not yet any change in policy. we will not make our decision on public sector pay un

this was the same thing going on last week, as women. vine last week cleared, looking good so far, jim, back to you. >> breaking news this morning, officers searching for out of control driver who plowed his car through a crime scene slamming into a police cruiser and several police bikes. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in harrow gate with more on this close call for those officers. trang? >> reporter: good morning, yes, very close call for these officers. fortunately, no one was hurt as this car sped right through a police investigation ongoing here at the intersection of i and erie. still very active scene some hours after this happened. two investigations going on. the initial traffic stop in addition to this car barreling through this intersection, the impact so strong it sent bike helmet flying into that red convertible you see there, but this all started just after 2:30 a.m., officers on bikes and in a patrol car stopped red chrysler see bring convert thal had just been reported stolen? carjacking at k and pike. now, o

this is video from the fire last september. it caused the roof to collapse and left behind nine-million dollars in damge. the church's nearly four- hundred members raised around 100-thousand dollars towards repairs. church members were forced to worship elswhere for the last eight many yesterday for opening. ( darya ) despite the church's re- opening, many parts of the building still repaired. ( james ) happening today... apple will hold their annual developer conference and unveil some of the company's new technology. apple executives are expected to reveal the new operating systems for the next i- phone... mac... apple watch and apple t-v. there are also rumors that apple will announce a new smart speaker and an update to the i-pad. the event will kick off at 10:00 this morning in san jose. tech

that was the last present given to me from my mom. she passed away rightar after our wedding -- right after our wedding. >> wow. it was inscribed. in the original report, they didn't make a mention of that. the seteras celebrated their 25th anniversary earlier this week. extra special. >> good for them. >>> a newlywed couple in connecticut gets an unusual ride to their reception. the trolley they were supposed to talk caught fire. firefighters asked if they wanted to ride in their fire truck -- absolutely, maria and justin said. they were treated to the ride with sirens and everything. they couldn't thank firefighters enough for saving their special day. >>> in western colorado -- see this. the meteorologist tracking a tornado live on tv. the twister is right behind her. the storm was moving away from her position. when you see pictures like that -- tornado did touch down, no reports of injuries or damage. >> i don't think i'm waiting to find out which direction that tornado is heading. i'm getting in the car and getting out of there.

leaders last week. fox news has also learned gunman had in his van in a written list with the names of six g.o.p. congressmen on this list. the list contained their capitol hill office room numbers. three of the lawmakers on that list, congressman mo brooks, morgan griffin, are with us. i've known you for years, when you did radio down in alabama, i've known you all these years. you are a tough guy. this really impacted you, describing, putting the tourniquet on this young kid. then, of course, what happened to steve scalise fighting for his life, and now you find out you're on a list to be murdered, to be assassinated. i've got to imagine that is tough, too. >> very much so, particularly for my family. what the public doesn't understand, we often get these kind of threats. members of congress or the united states senate, by way of example. at one time i had a bounty on my head of $21,000. if you were successful in killing me and some other members of congress, also had that kind of bounty. what happene

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it was the last time he was seen publicly. those close to the 22-year-old say he also contracted botulism ...and is in "bad shape". was freed while former nba star dennis rodman is visiting north korea...but the state department says the two events are unrelated. (vicki) a manhunt is underway in georgia for the two escaped inmates who killed two prisonguards today and hijacked a bus.... catherine heenan is here with the latest on what happened.. .. (catherine) the two men who escaped are being described as "dangerous beyond description"... they were being moved this morning in a prison bus -- when they managed to grab the gunsof two officers....and kill them. donnie rowe and ricky dubose are still on the loose at last word...andthey've got the glock pistols from the officers they murdered... they weren't in the bus for long before carjacking a green honda civic....the local sheriff says they basically grabbed the first car they saw.. howard r. sills putnam county sheriff apparently the first car, the car drove up behind the bu

my guess it does not last long. dana loesch, thanks good. >> shannon: we're hearing from the victims of yesterday's shooting in washington zach barth is an aide to congressman williams. he was shot in the leg. you'll hear his story when we come back. 100 people still missing after that massive building fire rocked the u.k. the latest from london and the stories of the survivors. >> i just pray for the people that are left inside and the people still looking for their loved ones. to be honest with you, we were very lucky. we were extremely lucky. whoooo. finding the best hotel price is now a safe bet. because tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites - so you save up to 30% on the hotel you want. lock it in. tripadvisor. >> bill: here we go. we're hearing for the first time from one of the victims from that virginia shooting when the gunshots rang out. several republican congressman, two senators were practicing for tonight's charity baseball game that will be played at 7:05 in washington, d.c. also in that field z

one was from that unseasonably cold low last weekend in the north bay and last night coming in off of the sierra from the east southeast but mainly the east bay. it came right over around midnight to 2 am. it will be cooler for everybody today, hot inland but not as hot as yesterday. i made fudge on some of these temperatures already because we have that delta breeze kicking in. travis and fairfield with the west southwest at 21 miles an hour. that is a big difference and sunday only seven miles an hour. these temperatures are noticeably cooler than 24 hours ago, especially on the coast and bag. the low cloud deck we look to continue. we have a lot of cloud cover holding on and the fog not showing up completely but it is there. i see a cooldown today with the west southwest at 21 and a big difference from yesterday. warm lowe's overnight still, and other areas inland from the fog cannot get help but the delta breeze will translated cooler temperatures. it could be 98 or 101, but 60s and 70s, 80s by the coast but down from sunday. i think i may add a few 60s now that the fog is coming

she was buried last june. the burial was just the beginning, volunteers spent hundreds of hours trying to identify her and last month, dna testing confirmed she was edith howard cook, daughter of a well-known san francisco couple, she died of an unknown illness in 1876 and her casket was left behind when the odd fellow cemetery was relocated. edith was peter cook's great aunt. >> she didn't even live to be three years old. >> volunteers put in the new headstone with names and pictures. [ singing ] >> time for a look at the weather, it was chilly, wait until you see what is happening by the end of the weekend. we will start out with partly cloudy skies and lower 50s, there is a chance for some showers in the upper elevation tomorrow, no better than middle 60s, this is the early spring weather in terms of the numbers. not looking so bad, numbers are in the 50s for the most part with partly cloudy skies around the bay, partly cloudy at the coast tomorrow, and inland. last weekend we were in the upper 80s and midd

that last ed for about an hour. the pilot at one point told the passengers to pray the plane would land safely. after turning the jet around over the indian ocean the pilot returned to western australia. they did land safely and with applause from passengers when they landed. air yasia is calling it technical. >> i'm surprised he was smiling. i think i would have been more panicked. >> bizarre, me, too. >>> america's ugliest dog is a real high flyer. you don't think he's that ugly. >> no. >> living large in the big apple. >> martha, the mastiff won. she beat out 13 other worthy contestants. fans of the contest call this an unusual year. usually the small dogs capture the prize and the hearts of so many. martha is in new york city where she will appear on the "today" show late they are morning during the 8:00 hour. my point is she looks exactly how she is supposed to look. it might be an ugly breed but she is an example of the breed. >> i think martha looks great. >> i need to know what kind of wrinkle cream she uses

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my police officers responded last night within a minute. we had a large presence here within ten minutes. you will be aware we have also responded to other attacks over the last few weeks. we are also of course still, all of us, working very hard in relation to their recovery from the horrible events (felt our and the investigations that flow from that. this is a sombre time, and this has added to the sombreness. i can say in relation to the met, it does nothing other than strengthen our resolve to get out there, prevent attacks and protect our communities. the people in the muslim communities attending prayers will see their police protecting them in the coming days and nights. thank you. thank you commissioner. this is a truly horrific terrorist attack on our city. innocent bystanders deliberately targeted, after returning from the ramadan prayers. as you know, one person died on the scene. eight people seriously injured, gone to hospital. three others treated on the pavement. my thoughts and prayers, as i'm sure they thoughts and prayers

make my point clear last night. canada and japan have not signed the letter, neither has the uk, but we all have the same view that we remain committed to the paris agreement. what did you say to president trump last night? doesn't it show your subservience to president trump, as jeremy it show your subservience to president trump, asjeremy corbyn said? no, the uk's position on the paris agreement remains as it has been. we believe it is an important position on climate change, the uk isa position on climate change, the uk is a leading nation in dealing with it. i made clear to president trump, as did other leaders last week that we believed in the importance of the paris agreement and wanted the usa to remain in it. i spoke to president trump last night and made it clear that the uk would have wa nted it clear that the uk would have wanted the usa to remain in the paris agreement and we continue to support the paris agreement. like canada andjapan, support the paris agreement. like canada and japan, we made a very

deal in the last 48 hours orso, conclude a deal in the last 48 hours or so, there is no question that the dup and the tories are natural allies and there isn't really anybody in westminster who would say that the prospect of doing that deal are in doubt. it is very likely they will be able to sign on the dotted line at some point tomorrow, once the prime minister is back in the country. the reasons for that — well, it is notjust because they have been informally working behind the scenes with each other for the last couple of years but above all else, the dup sees an opportunity here to maximise their influence and theresa may absolutely needs this show of public affirmation, to show to the country, to to her party and to the country, to to her party and to parliament, that she has the numbers across the road to be a sustainable prime minister. that she will actually be able to govern effectively without being buffeted at every single turn. it seems, at this stage in the proceedings, while there hasn't essentially been a conclusion to these talks, the deal is not a question of if, b

michael, last word to you, 60 seconds left. he said, clearly, if there was no cause to fire bob mueller, it would not matter to me what anybody said, noferdz, he would not do it. >> if he were given an order to fire him without cause, he'd quit before he executed that order. but he said something also that i think was very important, and it goes back to the testimony he had and the conversation with senator harris, where she was asking about his independence. i think he was pretty clear here that the mandate which he has given mueller, which is a written document, which everyone can read, which gives him pretty broad authority, including obstruction of justice, and the 28 code of federal regulation 600.6, which gives him the authority to act in the place of the attorney general, is pretty much pure full independence. so, i think that senator harris should be satisfied with the answer that rosenstein gave today. >> all right, we have to leave it there. thank you all very much. michael, amber, symone, and doug. >> thank you. >> t

>> stephen: --last night? >> no, no, i didn't go last night. i went to the first game. i went to game one. >> stephen: okay, they lost two in a row now. >> lost two in a row, yeah. >> stephen: got spanked, twice in a row now. >> is that, is that how you do it now? >> stephen: that's how you do it. what-- who are you pulling for, when you're courtside? >> well, here's the thing, all right? it's tough, it's tough, because i know all the guys. all right, like-- >> stephen: you know all the guys? >> i know lebron, i know k.d., steph, i know-- like, those are real friendships. >> stephen: okay. >> so, secretly, like, this is between us-- and whoever is going to watch this-- >> stephen: so turn off the cameras. please turn off the cameras. >> cut the cameras off. cut 'em off. >> stephen: yeah. >> secretly, i'm pulling for lebron right now, because i want to see lebron make history. i'm big on history. like, i love what he's doing, i love what he's accomplishing and i want to be able to see it for this generation and say, "i witnessed it." but, at the games, i don't let steph

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we had that storm last night, and good morning. a lot of cloud cover and you can see the big and ball heads forming over this year and on the -- and i will -- anvil heads forming over the sierra. this is a tough forecast, 60s and 70s at the coast, 80s and 90s and near 100 inland. when travis asked gusting at 29 miles an hour, that is usually a signature of cooler weather. the highs for sunday, mountain view, santa rosa, san jose, oakland, sfo. remember last sunday livermore was 65. this sunday they were 106. kenfield 103, richmond at 92. the key is going from 21 and gusting to 29 and even vacaville gets the westwind which is not the case for yesterday. 50s, 60s and 70s with cloud cover left over from the thunderstorms last night out of the east southeast at midnight to 2 am. the fog is shallow but they are, leaving behind cloud cover. otherwise today well in the and still warm to hot but not as bad as yesterday. 60s and 70s on the temperatures, concord pavilion at 67, and still some very warm overnight lows. they will get warmer bu

they wrote their own letter to the state last week blasting the grade inflation claims and last night based on fox5's latest reporting on the governor calling for an investigation, the chair of the school boards eubanks tweeted this quote. what a shocker. fox5 continues to break new ground on this investigation. coming up at 7:30 on fox5 news morning state delegate jaywalker will join us live. he heads the prince george's county delegation in the maryland general assembly. he's discuss concerns over a prior state investigation done >> we still do not know what caused a deadly apartment building fire in northwest that blaze broke out early saturday morning. yesterday officials found a man's body in the rubble. no word yet on his name. we'll know more after an autopsy is performed. 200 people were forced out of their homes because of the fire. crews worked for nearly 12 hours to knock out the flames. >>> in the district the search continue for a missing mom and her daughter t25-year-old michelle man lean 21 month old daisy were last seen on june 15 but they were reported thissing this w

last july, 86 people were celebrating bastieance. they were kuld on a crowded thoroughfare by a driver who rammed into them with a truck. d.c.'s security chief says there is a coordinated plan here to harden targets against attacks using vehicles as weapons. >> there will be some blocking areas. again, law enforcement looks at these things, they look at these things very closely, and try to take the appropriate measures, whether it's use additional police vehicles or ballards or those type of things. >> reporter: jim couplings brought his family from dallas, texas. he believes police have done all they can do to ensure public safety. >> ultimately, i guess you try not to worry about it too much but it's a fair concern for sure. >> reporter: police departments in the maryland virginia suburbs tell me they have a heightened sense of awareness because of what is going on globally but they have good security plans in place for the fourth of july. reporting from the mall, chris gordon, news4. >>> one other note for fourth of july. trains

rate goes up and the market goes down >> the last ten years -- >> over the last ten years >> okay. >> so i think too much emphasis has been put on the fed rate, on the interest rate. what we've got to look at is inflation, and we've got to look on the dollar. because the dollar has been getting weaker against emerging market currencies which has helped emerging markets' performance this year. >> the last ten years we've been largely in an easy monetary environment which interest rates are extremely low. so in a period where we have not only the fed rate raising rates but also normalization of the balance sheet which is effectively tightening are you concerned that that could have an impact, even though the last ten years have shown you very little correlation >> i think what's happened last ten years all the money came to the u.s. and ignored emerging markets people were underweight up to january of last year and i think the change, the higher rate, assuming that inflation raises goes up higher than the interest rate, it would be good for emerging markets it will not be negative. >> y

just last week, 55 u.s. senators co-sponsored a bill that would lift the restrictions all together. and that is something the airlines would like a whole lot. when flight in more than 50 years touched down in santa clara, cuba last august, many here expected a u.s.-driven chick boom to follow. and while the number of americans did surge 74% last year to nearly 300,000, many expected more. how has it been so far? >> amazing. >> fantastic. >> it's been a wonderful experience, yeah. >> reporter: bridget kelly from washington, d.c. met her friends from l.a. in havana. >> i thought there would be more americans. ♪ >> reporter: it's a bit of a cuba contradiction. while hotels are -- did you expect to see more americans than you've seen? >> yeah, i was expect, yeah. because it's so easy. >> reporter: tonight spirit will be the third u.s. airline to drop service to the island. spirit says tre factors that prevent people from traveling easily from the u.s. to cuba and costs of serving havana continue to outweigh th

. >>> and welcome freshman, the nba drafting some young'uns last night. and boy, were they dressed to impress. the big ballers also enjoying the festivities, but who went first? it's friday, june 23rd. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now". >>> i'm feeling old, the oldest draft, we'll get to in a second was born in 1998. ow, that burns. "saving private ryan" was popular then. >> great movie. >> yeah, it's a great movie. but there were young'uns picked last night. >>> now tropical storm cindy has moved on from the gulf coast, leaving behind flooding and tornado damage. >> now a tropical depression, cindy is producing heavy rainfall into the ohio valley. there are tornado watches for most of mississippi and alabama. >> and lingering effects along the gulf coast. abc's richard cantu reports. >> reporter: tornado sirens blaring across the south. alabama especially hard hit. >> it was big, guys. it was really big. >> reporter: the national weather service says a tornado with wind over 100 miles per hour happened in alabama. injuring at least three people

. >> she said last time i asked you to marry me, now it is your turn. i am pretty sure she will say yes. correspondent: hours ago in the german parliament, for many politicians this is the most important debate of the year, especially for beck, a gay activist and green party parliament member. it is a dream come true happening on his last day in parliament. >> the same-sex marriage ban must end, marriage must be possible for everyone because without equal rights what we have is discrimination. correspondent: but many in the conservative party do not agree. for them, marriage is not meant for homosexuals. >> the reason for this is our society will only continue to exist when there is a union of man and woman, out of which children can be born and the future of our society can be secured. correspondent: following the debate, chancellor merkel voiced her personal opinion. >> for me, marriage is a constitutional right for men and women. that is why i voted against the law today. correspondent: so the question remains why she paved the road for same-sex marr

we talked about one last year, excuse me, last week in amazon. it's a strategy where you are long the stock. are you overlaying that. you are allowing for upside up to a certain point. you are giving up a certain amount of upside or protection. i want to layout the trade, if you are long the stock. you close around 155 today. you look out to september expiration. you could buy the september 170, 140 collar for even money. you would be selling one of the i guess 100 shares of stocks, you would be selling one at 1.75 and then buy one of the 1.85 puts using the proceeds to buy one in september 140 putted for $1.85 that costs you nothing. if the stock were to appreciate, can have gains up to 170. that about 10% of the stock price. on the down side, if the stock were to trade below 155 to 140, the put strike that you own, you would suffer losses, but you are protected below there. the reason i chose september expiration the company usually releases that new phone, at least they do the unveil of the new phone in the first couple weeks of september. if

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it's hard to conceive of their last minutes. portugal has more forest fires than any other country in southern europe. it's had years to make proper preparations, and yet on this road dozens lost their lives in the fire. the village of nodeirinho watched the fires approach. a dozen residentsjumped into this water tank to escape. 84—year—old marta da conceicao was helped in by her daughter. "oh god, oh god, it was awful", she tells me. "like hell". the rescue effort continues during a three—day period of national mourning. the country now asks why its most isolated residents were left to save themselves. james reynolds, bbc news, central portugal. there is further reporting from portugal available through the bbc news at which you can download on your smartphone. let's turn to the sport... golf. this is brooks koepka. you may not have heard of him but he's just the us open — but he's just won the us open — one of golf‘s four majors. he didn'tjust win — he equalled the competition's best ever score. let's speak to to

doctors did issue a statement last night. they say congressman steve scalise underwent second surgery, he remains in critical condition but has improved in the last 24 hours. the congressman will require additional operations and will be in the hospital for some sometime. lea: unity was the theme as democrats and republicans took to the field in park for charity game last night. president trump delivering a video message. >> i leave you with three great american words that for generations have torn down barriers, built bridges of unity and defied those who have sought to pull us apart. ladies and gentlemen, let's play ball. [cheers and applause] lea: democrats easily beat republicans 11-2, record number of tickets were sold nearly 25,000 and more than $1 million was raised. lauren: nice to see everyone wearing lsu gear in support of scalise. rod rosenstein warning about anonymous sources. in a statement rosenstein says american should, quote, exercise caution before believing anonymously sourced reports. this is an apparent r

over the last couple of years. can it continue to innovate to satisfy customers demands. we're looking at a new phone out in september that may have support for ar, new 3-d mapping. is that enough to satisfy the client what the customer needs now? millennials out there, those who have not been penetrated yet by the smartphones, they're extremely fickle and want more than a smartphone. >> one of the amazing things apple has done is they shipped 1.1 bi 1.16 billion in those ten years and shifted consumer spending patterns the last selling prize of $653, that's probably triple any other oem in the market. they created something so compelling that people shifted spending patterns. the problem is the iphone 7 is similar to the model ten years ago. the big thing at the moment is having a display that covers the whole front face of the phone which has all these design implications, where you put the fingerprint sensor, the camera, how the design of the phone is, everyone at the moment is on the cusp of a different type of