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gina martin adams is here. gina: it means investors are selling tech. tom: they are selling apple to amazon. the mutual funds? gina: the active managers. they're selling etf's focused on different sectors and they are buying more sectors that are more inflationary. there's a little bit of fear in north korea. 60% of tech sales come from outside of the united states. a lot of that comes from asia so investors are selling some these these -- selling some of these winners. tom: bring up the chart again. expand in here to the 90's and 2000s, a great bull market. what i want to know is sector rotation helpful? is there a track record of where sector rotation proves it is common sense and good for returns? gina: absolutely. sectors tend to outperform during downturns in the market. as your continuing in a longer-term bull market, you want to have a very cyclical exposure. everything we see suggest investors are still anticipating a cyclical recovery. tom: only what we do on tuesday and we can do the greek letters with gina martin adams. beta. does it work for

gina loudon back with me. michael, your thoughts. >> i hope we get comprehensive immigration reform done but i don't see it happening. the fall is looking for tax cuts, if the president hopes to repeal obamacare, if he wants to bring like that, the mueller investigation is still going. there is so much going on, i don't see how the president gets it done. trish: the president doesn't have to get it done, gina. congress has to get it done, that is the point of his tweet. he is putting in their hand. can they do something? by the way, gina, this could be a huge win for them. don't talk to me about the empathy and stuff, how you're forcing kid out of the country. my hope on this, gina, if you actually can get meaningful reform together, you put up real borders, and you bring the peel here that want to be here, that want to work hard, that want to contribute to our economy, and, you don't have the people that are coming here illegally for the wrong reasons, gina? >> which has been the goal of the president all alo

gina: it is tough to say. the consensus of view on the fed is that they are going to continue to work on the balance sheet and hold off on any rate hikes going forward. the shocks would be if the fed says anything that were to reverse those expectations. if the fed suggests, maybe we will have a rate hike, that would be good for financials. the banks tend to rally anytime there is news of a short-term rate hike. if they start to backpedal from qe reversal, it is not going to be great for the banks and financial sector. it is how the fed manages expectations. they have gotten incredibly good at this. more than likely they will fall right in line. it is probably less of an event than we would like it to be. julia: are you surprised by the resilience of equities, given the news we have seen? we were talking earlier about the risks to these markets. are you surprised, given how far we have rallied? gina: to a certain extent, i am. when you take a step back and look at the set up for the equity market, and we did t

gina loudon. jessica tarlov. does she ever blame hillary? when would she ever blame hillary for being a horrible candidate that is corrupt? >> she's like a sit there and say hey, she's a horrible candidate but she's talked about some of her weaknesses as a candidate. h >> sean: she blames, tomi, everybody but herself. >> of course she did. it's important to remember that she had to get help from the dnc just to beat bernie. now she wants to blame bernie. the liste. of people that she hs yet to blame is probably a shorter list than the one she's already using to blame everyone and their mother for her loss. hillary, what happened? you happened. >> sean: ouch. >> it's more than what -- it's important to discuss the dynamic within the democratic party between the progressive left and a more moderate part. bernie sanders went out and said she was more -- >> sean: you know this is a true. >> i am not a fan of that. >> sean: let me ask gina loudon. i'm going to rely on the fact that you are a psychologist. don't ever psychoanalyze me. you can do t

. >> gina rodriguez, we love her >> i don't know if this is too bad gina's particularly photo. >> it is cute. >> that is not bad at all. >> my name is gina. >> i love that picture. >> well, thank you, appreciate that. >> i had that joke planned for three hours. >> i'm sorry. >> let's try it again, pretend you didn't see that. >> rub your eyes. >> are we doing gina now. >> i don't know, megan what do you want to do. >> hers is cute too, i like that throw back. >> i think sarah silverman the stand up comedian. >> she is funny. >> she is are too cute. gina and i mean sarah's coming up i'm sure. >> sarah silverman. >> yes. >> good tweets. >> say her name slowly. >> that is too cute. we want awkward stuff. let's start -- it is not in the order i thought. we will hold this up first this is me. that is my sister joann who lives in southern virginia so she cannot see the show. >> but it could be you. >> that actually could be me. >> i like the 50's glasses. look at that fabulous top, conservative cute, buttoned up , right out of jackie kennedy's america. >> i'm sure she will love that >> kar

are there very talented there tenacious you just don't want to be on the wrong side of the wrong time gina romano is all of that and she takes on the part of justice she takes on one of the biggest weapon manufacturers in the in the world she takes on police unions and in the end she does it with the kind of class and kind of training in a good lawyer should should be able to do its she's a great character she's going to resurface in a couple of other books that i'm working on right now that's great because it is a page turner this book centers around the issue of faulty gun sites you mentioned that earlier. were what sold to our government but how concerned should we be about something like that in real life or is that just mete to this larger issue of corporations you know putting their stockholders and their senior executives compensation above all else. we should be very concerned take the same scenario and put it with a drug company for example that manufactures a drug that they know is defective they put it on the market because they know once they get once it gets on the market the

gina is right. over time with fang stocks, you can make a great deal of money in tech and we are long time bullish on that sector, but we want to be a little more cautious going into 2018. when we did do that is to lighten our overweight position. david: in part of this is a question of leadership. what determines who will lead next? gina: we rank sectors based on the five sectors we think are most important with leadership at the sector level. earnings momentum is one of the biggest drivers of stocks over time. if you want to see analysts decreasing price targets, valuation is another thing that is meaningful. you want cheaper stocks generally to outperform. you also want to see sequential earnings growth. in an environment with cyclical recovery, you want sectors with recovery and the sector that shows the most growth right now is health care. alix: we will talk about the rotation over the last month and what that means in a moment. gina fromnlander, bloomberg intelligence sticking with us. this i

. >> reporter: for gina munoz it's an agonizing wait. she can't help but think of her two grandkids. >> right now the desperation sets in, the anxiety levels flare up. one person, we pray to god. >> reporter: if you can't get into the shelter, if they run out of room where do you go? >> i'm not leaving. i don't know where to go. >> reporter: ma'am, i hope you're okay. i really do. >> i don't have anywhere to go. we don't have anywhere to go. >> reporter: evacuees from all walks of life battling heat, rain and impatience. >> we're worried that we're going to be turned away, that it's going to get full. >> reporter: more than 6 million floridians ordered to evacuate, at least 54,000 in 320 shelters across the state. this morning, cars lined up as a new one opened near naples. >> we're really desperate because where we live is not safe at all and we got mandatory evacuations to leave. >> this is probably our fifth stop. >> reporter: really hard to find shelter. >> most of them were capacity. >> some of our neighbors started leaving with the

gina louden. tomi lahren, i assume, i have been a target of all of this, boycott "hannity," the left is not tolerance. i've seen horrible things about you and doctor, my cell phone social. funded from these people? >> of course, i am someone who has gone to bat for something i believe in, i am not somebody who calls for boycotts or firings either, i would never do that.co i've been very vocal about that. i will say this, what dr. was talking about right there, the trump voter is a sports watcher, people that enjoy watching espn, i would not call for a boycott or a firing, i would say to espn, you know, your numbers are not going to lie, we are going to turn off the tv. that's how we will avoid -- using our freedom of speech, watch out, you might lose a big chunk of your audience coming we will not feel bad when we do. >> sean: and danielle, last point to you. not helping the nfl with skull in cabernet can all of these players, seems that a lot of peoplele are reacting, the ratis are down from last

david: gina says investors do not believe in it, why not? we have various people say to look at the earnings and they are robust after a long fallow time, there is limited inflation, so is this justified, these new highs? drew: gina makes a great point that you do not see signs at the top. theave been looking at cycle and trying to figure out how long it can go for. there are not obvious imbalances in the economy that suggest the cycle has to turn anytime soon. the fed is going on a slow pace, so usually if it is not something evident in the economy, it is a policy driven mistake, and we do not see sides of either one. if inflation stays restrained, the fed can take its time. maybe the reason no one is excited is because they think there is more room to go. david: this that mean we are happier as investors with washington not doing much of anything? if you look at that chart on how it came down to small caps, maybe it is a good chart in the sense people say they will not do anything profound in washington. there will notts be a surge. it com

happens to that whistleblower what is it in the process what inspired you to write the character of gina the main character in law and onions. i think women have had a very tough time moving into the practice of law and i'm embarrassed by it frankly they're moving the practice of law but they been held down where it comes to their ability to show up in a courtroom and be a trial lawyer because they haven't been well they haven't been well mentored in that they have been given a lot of opportunity when it comes to doing that thing gina romano was a composite character she's the protectionist in this case one of them and she's a composite of some of the best female trial lawyers that i've worked against and worked with over the years very very tough character as some of these best some of the best female trial lawyers are there very talented they're tenacious you just don't want to be on the wrong side of the wrong time jeanne romano is all of that and she takes on the part of justice she takes on one of the biggest weapon manufacturers in the in the world she takes on police unions and in

>> good morning, pat. >> so gina we start with you. you guys have the most vote this week for the frenzy, so cbs-3 coming out to the game. how much fun is that for you and the school? >> tremendous amount every fun great student section ready to perform tonight, ready to support our student athlete. i think the football team is all fired up. and we look forward to represent the philadelphia area with a, siting high school football game. >> jean, a let me ask you. what is your mascot? we were wondering back here in the studio. >> oh, it is very clear to see this is bishop william white. bishop? >> oh? >> hey, bishop, how are you? and todd, let's talk a little bit of football with you, episcopal two and zero this year, to start. give your players some love. >> yes, we got off to great start. we're led by our senior captain adam fine, who is en route to temple next year. so he is been great for us. and then our running back, barley, been tremendous, he had five touchdowns last game, really been the anchor to the offense so far. >> give us

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gina martin adams: it is part of it. the weaker dollar helps a multinational and more domestically focused segments of the u.s. market, consumers stocks start to break down, which is part of the same story. growth, international growth, in particular, do best within the u.s. equity market and a tear down structure to the energy and telecom which is doing worst. alix: we know how you feel about banks but what about tech? bigd bianco: we do prefer banks over small banks because of the flattening curve. we like to find violations reasonable and nowhere as outrageous as in 1999. i am seeing a scenario where we could have somewhat outrageous valuations and technology because of the low interest rate and a softer dollar and post some of the best earnings. i do not think it gets quite as extreme as 1999 because emerging stop markets are a way for people to go and that was not around in the late 1990's. i think attack will leave it up in the next three years. david: what is the sensitivity on tech? what will drive it up or down?

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we will also hear from gina belafonte and numerous performances. we are live at the washington mall. >> for black women and for racial justice, all right? matter? es >> black lives matter! >> black lives matter! >> black lives matter? >> black lives matter! black women matter? >> black women matter! >> black women matter? >> black women matter! >> i cannot hear you. black women matter? >> black women matter! >> black women matter? >> black women matter! >> black women matter? >> black women matter exclusion point >> black lives matter? >> black lives matter! black lives matter? >> black lives matter! >> no justice? >> no peace. >> no justice? >> no peace. >> no justice? >> no peace. >> no justice? >> no peace. >> no justice? >> no peace. >> when black women are under attack? what do we do? stand up, fight back. when black women are under attack, what do we do? >> stand up, fight back. >> when indigenous women are under attack, what we do? >> stand up, fight back. >> when any of us are under attack, what do we do? >> stand up, fight back. >> what do

carolina: la gobernadora gina reymundo anunciÓ que pagarÍa los 495 $ que cuesta la renovaciÓn de daca con fondos procedentes de donaciones privadas y dijo lo siguiente:" no vamos a permitir que 495 $ se interpongan en los sueÑos de nuestros vecinos" eso fue lo que dijo. tony: han recaudado 770.000 $ en este estado. muchos estados se estÁn viendo afectados por este peligro que corre los soÑadores. faltan 73 dÍas para que termine la temporada de huracanes. "marÍa" hoy es categoría 5 con vientos de 160 millas por hora y rÁfagas de hasta 185 millas. el primer ministro de dominica publicÓ en su cuenta de twitter que fue rescatado de una devastaciÓn generalizada. su casa quedÓ en ruinas cuando marÍa tocÓ tierra, ahora tiene en la mira puerto rico, islas vÍrgenes y bar buda. carolina: imagÍnate el mismo primer ministro tenÍa que recurrir a la red social facebook, el techo de su residencia que me imagino debe ser una casa bastante estable saliÓ volando. ante lo que se ha visto en dominica y los fuertes vientos de categorÍa 5, puerto rico decretÓ el estado de emergencia ya qu

gina martin adams, thank you. we can cross back over to the bloomberg global business forum for a conversation about civic leadership. murphy is standing by with tim cook, the ceo of apple and a michael bloomberg. . has resurfaced and of the private sector has had to take on more of a role not just in the u.s. but around the world. i am going to start with you. you have made a conscious effort to move apple to step into this void. we see governments not as effective and not as fast. how are you position and where in theapple's role environment we face now and your personal responsibility of the company that touches on many people's lives? >> thank you. and i want to say thank you for getting us all together. >> thank you for coming. tim cook: everybody is going to buy an x. [applause] my view has always been that people should have values. companies are nothing more than a collection of people. and so by extension, all companies should have values. and so as a ceo, one of your primary responsibilities is like what

gina, alabama. caller: i'm calling on the fifth district which is mo brooks district. in the primary, i voted for luther. i am a moderate republican. he associated that more than election,a general i'm going to vote for a democrat. that is the way i'm want to protest. i'm a veteran and i on early veteran and i on of the flag, but if you don't come i believe you have that right. host: who do you think is going to win in tuesday's primary runoff? caller: it looks like judge more is. he is very extreme. he is going to be number 100. he is very adamant about his beliefs and it is a bad reflection on alabama because , or when i'm in live chats to tell them you're from alabama, nevada wants to talk to because they think were all races and were not -- racists and were not. -- we are not. guest: i think it judge more winds, he will probably lose to a democrat and one of the most conservative states in the union in this is a reflection of the republican party. theuld simply like to see president show some discipline, leadership. stay away from these cultural wedge issues becaus

so, she turned to the internet and found a self-proclaimed psychic whose real name is gina marie marks, but went by natalie miller. >> she claimed that she had the power to fix everything and she said that i had some -- something, black magic behind me, some darkness around me. >> reporter: over the course of six months, brenda says she visited marks at this bethesda home and paid more than $82,000. it wasn't until the psychic stopped answering her calls that she realized she was being ripped off. >> gina marie marks sized her up. >> reporter: brenda called investigator bob nygard and the montgomery county police department. a warrant was issued for her arrest, but investigators say she fled. nygard tracked marks down to the miami international airport and contacted police. he was rolling when officers approached just moments before her flight was set to take off. it's safe to say she didn't see this coming. >> she's a ra sid vift who has operated around the country in multiple locations for many years. and i had her arrested in somewhere around 2010 for defrauding three women of $503,

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millerand cell with supreme courtjudges and gina miller and cameron clark and the governors at the bbc. but if the definition of sabotage is fighting to protect british jobs and public services and the environment and civil liberties, then i am a proud saboteur. sir vince said he could lead the liberal democrats back to power by offering a mix of "hope and realism". he concluded his speech by saying he was optimistic for his party. 0nly only the liberal democrats have the ideas, the experience, the commitment to transform the fortunes of our country. an exit from brexit, a grown—up approach to the economy and bold ideas to strengthen our society through the 21st century. i‘m ready to take our message out to the country, and i asked you to join me on thejourney the country, and i asked you to join me on the journey as we together ta ke me on the journey as we together take the liberal democrats back to government. a standing ovation for sir vince cable at the end of the liberal democrat conference. rochdale council has apologised to young people who were sexually and physically abus

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jon lovitt and tom lanks, gina davis -- tom hanks, gina davis, madonna. rosie o'donnell. .. that hand orange look prevailing hillary clinton. that his reaction to obama. that is why we have what we have in this country today. [applause] >> more from our camera. >> hello. >> i have been to many of your events but thank you for coming to baltimore. >> here is morgan who said white folks should say the n-word because -- >> you have a chapter about the n-word, this is saying white girls can't say that just because kanye west did. comment on that. >> if piers morgan were looking at me and i had an audience with him, here is the thing. let me give you a small hint when white people can say it. never! don't care where you is, who your mama is, you can't do it, i am sorry. it is one of those privileges black people happen to have. i tell you what, if you are willing to trade the white world throughout europe and america with us i will let you say it for one day. you leave me all the dough in the world, all the accumulated capital of the white western world and for one day -- all rig

another promising idea comes from two former prosecutors, gina smith and leslie gomez. both of them have spent their careers specializing in sexual misconduct cases. they propose a regional center model and it is being explored by a number of states today including right here in virginia. the model sets up a voluntary center were professionally trained experts handle title ix investigations and adjudication. it looks something like this. in partnership among states and their attorney general, participating schools refer to the center any title ix incident which rises to a criminal level. the center cooperates with local law enforcement and has access to resources to collect and preserve forensic evidence, facilitate but never require criminal prosecution, and apply their investigative techniques to gather and evaluate all relevant evidence to determine whether sexual misconduct occurred. this ensures that students are not charged by school-based tribunals on the basis of hearsay or in the evidence. this model allows educators to focus on what they do best, educate. thes

looking at the figures isa gina more money. looking at the figures is a gina campbell. this is about the government allocating budgets to state schools right across england. and this is seen as one of the biggest shake—ups in decades, because essentially, it means more money per pupil. until this point, schools in the bigger cities — london, birmingham, manchester — they may have received more money per pupil, but this is about levelling out the playing field, getting rid of any quality and making sure schools in different parts of the country have access to fairfunding. the parts of the country have access to fair funding. the education secretary, justine greening, made this announcement earlier today, and she said that primary schools will get at least £3500 per pupil, and secondary schools will get £4800 per pupil. this is what she said: the case is so strong because of the manifest unfairness. when coventry receives £510 more per pupil than plymouth, despite having equal proportions pupils eligible for free school meals will stop or nottingham similarly att

and finding love so she turned to the internet and found a self-proclaimed psychic who's real name is gina maria marks. over the course of six months brenda says she visited marks and paid more than $82,000. it wasn't until the psychic stopped answering her calls that she realized she was being ripped off. >> i don't have any money at all and i had a bunch of bad debt behind me. >>> police arrested miller as she tried to catch a flight out of miami international airport. the entire arrest was caught on camera. one private detective says miller has been arrested before for defrauding three other women. >>> listen, money is not going to fix your problems. i'm just saying and you can't -- you can't pay someone else to fix them for you. >> i feel for for those of us who are not happily married, you figure what do i need to do to get there, you get desperate, you try things and that's sad for her. >> i do feel bad for her but let this be a warning to you. news4 today continues now at 5:00 a.m. >> announcer: news4 today starts right now. >>> the struggle is real. >> i don't even believe you for

governor gina announced the initiative monday which helped undocumented immigrants brought to the country as children. under the trump administration's new directive dreamers have until october 5th to apply for deportation protection. the fee is about $500 per person. in a statement she said the state won't allow the fee to get in the way, adding now is the time for fight for our values and take action against hatred and bigotry. >> another major breach at equifax. according to bloomberg, the credit monitoring company said it was hacked back in march, that's two months before the massive breach in mid may that exposed the financial data of 143 million u.s. customers. one of the largest breaches of consumer data in history. so far there are a few details that the company tells bloomberg the march breach was not related to the massive may incident and that it didn't involve the same intruders. still, the latest revelation adds to a growing crisis at the company whose executives are now the subject of multiple federal investigations including insider trading. >> still talking about the emmy'

another promising ideatwo forme gina smith and leslie gomes, both of them have spent their career careers litigating cases. the model sets up a voluntary option center where professionally trained experts handle title ix investigations and adjudications, it looks something like this. in partnership among states and their attorneys general, participating schools refer to the center any title ix incident write ri which rises to a criminal level. the school cooperates with local law enforcement and collect evidence. and apply fair investigative techniques to evaluate and gather all relevant evidence. this ensures that students are not tried by tribunals on the basis of hearsay. these are only a few examples that allow for a more effective and equitable enforcement of title ix. our interest is in exploring all alternatives, that would help schools meet their title ix obligations and protect call students, we welcome input and we look forward to hearing more ideas. schools have an opportunity to help shape and improve the system for all their students. but they also have a responsibility to do

. >> ♪ >> i'm gina gannon and we're here in the kitchen. we'll cooking up light meals. >> family dinnertime is so important. >> we have the loveliest visitors at this early hour. matt's mom and grandmom visiting us. >> and they bought bakery goods. >> they brought cake. they came to see what we do here. >> let's try to seem impressive. >> we'll do our best. west trenton regional rail line this morning signal problems near neshaminy line quickly resolved. overnight construction on seventy seven gloucester county has it closed for about another 10 minutes. clem's run road gets you around it if you're headed out right now and a live look it's camera time in downingtown, 30 bypass, we'll have some tree trimming later on today here in the westbound lanes. right now, though, you're good to go, karen. >> he did a good job, didn't he. >> monday 91. i mean, it's fall or what? yesterday's high was 85. today is going to be quite warm once again. normally it's a high of 74. not today. today's high 88 degrees, some 14 degrees above average. plus when yo

. >> reporter: tonight gina munoz says she's fortunate. she and thousands of others made it inside the arena with irma hours away. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, estero, florida. >>> this is kerry sanders in naples, florida. today alligator alley the main road connecting west to east in florida with a rush towards miami, many on the west coast who thought they were safe now scrambling to get out. >> we really don't know what to do. it carr lives in ft. myers. >> i'm praying because i don't think this house will hold up. >> reporter: florida governor rick scott warning the water could reach the tops of homes. >> this is a life-threatening situation. do not think the storm is over when the wind slows down. >> reporter: everglades village could find itself swamped by a 12-foot storm surge, same flooding threat on marco. michael callahan decided not to evacuate. >> we're prepared for a storm surge unless it gets up to the third floor. >> reporter: today, lowering hurricane shutters, confident they will protect his family. 13 years ago hurricane cha

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gina munoz. >> the anxiety levels, just one person you pray to god. >> reporter: hours later she made it inside. >> we're just trying to survive helping one another whatever way we can. again my grandkids are safe, and these are the lines. this is what i really want to show you, this was to get something to eat. >> reporter: an ordeal shared by thousands of families as irma roars through. >> he was very petrified and nervous to leave, but as we got the mandatory evacuation order, we decided to move, because we are in a flooding area. >> reporter: more than 500 shelters throughout the state took in evacuees. >> you have to be impressed with what the number of people volunteered, the number of shelters that got open. you have to be impressed. >> reporter: but authorities say they still need volunteer nurses to help patience. >> we work to make sure people can get food. we spent hours moving trying to move people out of assisted living locations making sure they have the support they need. >> reporter: the need is overwhelming. stretching resources statewide. >> thank god that we made it

gina: at the beginning of the year, everyone was expecting valuation to be higher. that does play into how stocks have performed. i agree with what has been said, the yield curve has had enormous influence on financials, and rightly so, o. the only thing i would add to the bull case is not just valuation and deregulation, which are correct. i would also add that in mind you the market has gone too far in pushing out fed rate increases. there is also a potential of the market repricing the profile of fed policy actions. alix: what does that and him doing to the volatility of the stocks? if you have re-rating, that is helpful for the yield curve, but these are cyclical. gina: if you have short rate rising, yield curve still relatively flat come along rate remains low, if you have a short rate rising, that's what anticipated by the market. that has ans point, impact on banks in the near term that is positive, creates an earnings boost in the short run that gets priced into the stoxx. the market is saying, we are not going to get a rate increase until at least march of

and his wife gina looking for a bit of a school in mexico city twenty five children and adults died when the building collapsed. and maria has been upgraded to a category three storm as it makes its way to the turks and caicos islands and the bahamas it's called flooding and power outages in the dominican republic and u.s. virgin islands where puerto rico bore the brunt of maria on thursday residents are now returning to find extensive damage to their homes the northeastern part of the island was hardest hit parts of the u.s. territory expected to be without power for months. the intense scenes on the streets of paris where thousands of people are protesting against president to manual labor reforms. gas to the person disperse crowds after some started throwing rocks and other objects to make it easier for small and medium sized businesses to hire and fire employees but unions say the changes in the road workers' rights well those were the headlines the news continues here on the al-jazeera after the stream. germany is electing a new parliament poll suggests is poised to win a fourth. of

yesterday please confirm that friday's arrest of gina gonzales was issued a citation. the brown race one the columbus statue remove accusing the 15th- century explore accused of genocide in white supremacy.>>> anybody planning to heighten best hike in the berkeley hills and watch for mountain lions. one was spotted this weekend by 2 hikers. they say the cat was 75 away from them. experts say it's not a good idea to run we see them outlined, inside -- instead make yourself look bigger can't make noise and look menacing. >> how do you look menacing? >> easier said than done. >> i'm sure in that situation you will do anything.>>> is just like traffic, patient is easier said than done. >> that's correct. women accident causing a slowdown so some people will need to pack patients on their way to work. the southbound 101 has a crash near the parkway, this is a motorcycle that was hit a couple of times by a few cars. this is not looking good. emergency crews are just arriving they have cleared all lanes, the activity is primarily in the center divide. we are seeing slowdowns