i care because of cvs. stock up more than 7% today after a terrific quarter the game you hissmissed if you e too focused on the ten-year. cvs with 6200 stores, 300,000 people for the broader u.s. econo economy. today the company reported incredible numbers sharply better than the front of the store and pharmacy despite amazon and drug prices, cvs is doing great the company is crushing it with aetna that so many questioned. who i spoke to the ceo this afternoon, he's one of my favorite executives. he talked about a robust consumer that goes out with front of the store merchandise and offering in-home delivery which he says millennials love whatever cvs has a ton of debt. they can potentially benefit from lower interest rates like a consumer that refinances their mortgage the cash flow is massive there is a lot to like if you listen, they can't tell c cvs from cbs the vasts of the s&p might as well be a basket of so i they think they are the same pieces of soy. they are focused like a laser. aren't you sick o

. >> new this morning, the #boycott cvs and cvs denies re are trending. comes after a public feud over birth control. the disagreement much cvs club for prescription delivery service after allegedly deciding to cut its reiment rates. pill club says it will stop working with t pharmacy chain. cvs calls the misleading. >>> money stole spotsylvania school district has been recovered. it lost $600,000 in p ashing scam. trnabedouf hal yesterday. the rest is coming next week.me soe thought the money was going to a vendor to pay for the new football fieldd at courtlangh school. no arrests though have been announced just yet. >>> a warning label on cigarette packs could be more graphic. the fda proposal a rule that rewoulquire tobacco companies to include graphic images watch coul c of whatouldo you or those around you if you smoke. the fda hopes that the graphic images will raise t awareness abouhe negative effects of smoking. >> all right. how about this one for you? 5: this morning, if you are a frequee flier you could so sitting next to a miniature horse. the

in the bloomberg you can look at cvs. this is not necessarily bonds but insurance on the possibility of a default. you can see a small move lower, seven basis points. look small and move small but it is the biggest in four years. going better this company will not go into default. guy: how does it compare to its peers? abigial: they are doing much better. this space has been under pressure. they raised their outlook. that is something the competitors are not doing and they're not closing stores and focusing on cost cutting. they are not in damage control. they are focusing on their strongest stores, making it a seamless health care experience, bringing all of the different segments, the pbm, the insurance, the prescriptions altogether. the shares are lower on the year, down more than 15%. no be interesting to see if they continue to do as well as they are going. they raise the outlook a second quarter in a row. vonnie: abigail doolittle with our stock of the hour. cvs, the second-best performer in the s&p 500 right now. g

. >>> people call for a cvs pharmacy boycott. the problem is over birth crowley. >>> the washington rskins on the field for a preseason put home game.th unfortunately game did not end. >> coming up president trump campaigning in new hampshire, him. protester interrupted president took aim at the guy's waist line. catch "the final 5" tonight at 11:30. .ib >>> tres pouring in on socialedia, nip see hussle would have turned 34. this long-time girlfriend wrote, we should encouragend inspire about that's how he lived his life,ce beyon t postedhe message hip happy birthday in paradise. >>> a woodbridge pan serious condition aer shot by prince william's county police. his wife said he was threatening her with a screwdriver. he reportedlyhe approached t way never. two officers shot t man in the chest. ministrative leave. >>> earlier, looks like was close curtains for the prince george's county fair. announcing cancelation over a funding dispute. executive office quickly freed up money and said it only withheld money because it wanted a s

. >>> when we come back, cvs has been outperforming, even when the market was tanking we're going to speak with the company's ceo in an exclusive interview next. >>> president trump making comments today about increased tensions in the china trade war. >> china would like an anchor on us the people that allowed that to happen are a disgrace. >>> ahead, we'll speak with jack lew, treasury secretary under president obama about the state of the trade war, and the decision to label china as a currency manipulator bu bu back in a couple minutes ♪ lower carbs. lower calories. higher expectations. ♪ the light beer you've been waiting for has arrived. corona premier. >>> i really want to give you pictures of how extreme the moves have been in bond-land we talked about their yield and buyers accepting it. >>>s the long-term treasury etf, and how far above the 50-day averages right here, these are shown tore an overbought extreme, at least on a short-term basis finally sentiment, daily sentiment index. this is a futures traders, a daily indication of whether they're bullish or not 100% yes

and cvs is getting back together with viacom. yesterday the two companies announced they are merging. viacom began as cbs and spun off in 1971. the two companies united in 1991 but split up again years later. and that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm diane king hall. >>> time now is 4:41. >> amazon's facial recognition software put to test. the major error. >> and taking a live look outside. we are going to look at city hall in san francisco where it is 60 degrees right now. the bay area is heating up. mary lee is going to have a check on your forecast when we come back. >>> this is cbs health watch. >> there's some fertility dos and don'ts. and do consider your age. try to conceive for 12 months. and if you're over 35 try for 6 months. >> sponsored by stanford medicine fertility and reproductive services. frshz >>> welcome back. a recent test of a facial recognition technology ends with a major fail. >> this after state lawmakers turned up as suspected criminals. wrongly identified using ama

look at health care, cvs is going to report next week. i know we'll get to next week's earnings but that is one i think is under valued. look at marathon petroleum, good earnings reports and the stocks get hammered marathon blew out all their numbers yesterday, yet the stock is down 2% because of the tariffs, down a little more today. that's a great one to pick up. those are two examples, scott. >> jenny, play it for me. >> i'm trying to stay cool in the office and out of the office >> okay. >> i think it's -- you know, it's easy again when i have this portfolio of all stocks. so i buckled down and listened to earnings reports, i have 37 stocks, 16 reported today. of the 16 all but two beat earnings it's easy to look at it from the bottom up to tune out the noise -- >> it's hard to do that if you're just going on earnings you have to really -- you know, you got a good story to tell the problem is you no longer have that. you have an uncertain fed -- >> you always did. i don't think that's true, scott. >> i agree >> it's always uncertain >

. >>> cvs was b upgraded to from neutral at bank of america merrill lynch. the analyst cites the deal with viacom and the new company's strategic positioning. price target is $63. >>> but not all firms agreed. bernstein downgraded cvsoday to underperform from market perform. this analyst says that cvs stands to los more from inheriting viacom's structural problems than it wou gai from any synergies. the price target there, $46, and that stock was down 8% today to 44.65, part of the sell-off today. >>> meanwhile, ferrari was upgraded fromuy to neutral at goldman sachs. the analyst cites the luxury automakers strong backlog and solid demand. price target, $182. shares fell 3% to 155.90. >>> still ead, why the magic of macy's may just be an illusion. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a tough quarter for cisco. the company is forecasting first quarte profit below wall streeta ess as it tries to transition away from selling routers and switches. earnings in rhe mostent quarter came in slightly better than expected and revenue was higherrom a year ago, but investors focused on the

cvs rival walgreens will shut down about00 stores or 3% of its u.s. locations as part of its plan to cut costs. the company says it will deliver annual savings of more than $1.5 billion by 2022. the stock was up 2% to 5248. drug developer cambrix struck a o be acquired by premiere of funds for more than $2 billion. they say under the agreement the shareholders will receive $60 in cash for each share. teambrick surged. pharmaceuticals p better than expected earnings and reaffirmed its profit forecast. the drugmaker said its ceo w dld be leavi to personal reasons. stock up more than 3% to 729. fedex is ending groun delivery services with amazon. inis comes as fedex ended its air shi contract with amazon in the u.s., but will still deliver international shipments. edex shares were down a fraction to 160.66. amazon was up a fractiono 1,793.40. >>> after the bell roku reported better than expected r tults thanksan increase in active user accounts. the video a streaming companyo raised its full-year outlook. shares initially rose in after yurs trading and t

. >> you need the solvent player in the industry, that would be cvs. i know walgreens is big, but i like cvs i own for the charitable trust i don't want you to trade-in rite aid >>> let's go to nick in texas. nick >> caller: jim, big texas booyah to ya. >> we like to have at least one texan per show >> caller: thank you for all your help. >> you're welcome. >> caller: taking shares at $16, i told 30 at 66. i kept 20. it's down about 24, 25% off its highs. i thought last time you spoke of it, you were still bullish on it >> yeah. yeah, i am i think it's good. okay, look, it's a little speculative, but it's been a good stock congratulations. look, you've done right. you've taken your invested capital off the table. you're playing with the house's money. you can't beat that even in this miserable tape listen, do of i do not think we're headed for a recession alcon is not a bad place for your money it's been a rough month, but i'm focusing on one positive story you may have missed. don't miss my sit-down with a company that that should be better known can

let's look at cvs earnings. success reveals which direction drug prices are moving and it might not make people happy. with the closing bell ringing in 41 minutes, cvs is among the s&p 500 leaders gaining 7% in this final hour. yes, they beat second quarter earnings estimates. they raised full year guidance but here's why. the health care giant says increased prescription drug prices are helping to funnel money to its pharmacies benefit business. cvs needs more vitamins to erase what is still an 11% loss year to date though. >>> up next, new rules in new york city. you would think they hurt the ride hailing industry. our all-star panel here on whether it truly threatens to put a dent in lyft and uber profits down the road. "the claman countdown" is coming right back. the dow is down only 19. can we hit the green line? (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums 2,000 fence posts. 900 a

everybody is using these third-party apps, third party as a calling, even cvs. i went on last night has a list of third-party apps be used if you go to the site you can see all of the different organizations that cvs is sharing information with the you can link to them. in some cases you can opt out. .. it's that so much of this data that we are trying to protect so carefully, we're actually giving itaway . so you have how are we giving this data away? has anybody read the fine print western mark i mean, i just pulled thisdown from my own personal health plan and some of the doctors offices that i go to . it's my personal information. but if you actually read that and i encourage all of you to read the fine print, you will see in many cases the policy says they don't have to agree to do what it says they're going to do. in many cases it says that they will share this information with contractors and authorized partners but they don't tell you who those people are. it says they will use it for normal routine health care operations, i'm not sure what a normal rout

cvs calls the accusationsex piemely misleading. thll club subscription service for people who get the pill in the male every month. >>> warning labels on cigaretteu mors c soon be more would require tobacco companies to include graphic images of what could happen to you or those t around if you smoke. ly its rule would b the biggest change to cigarette labelin in 35 years. fda hopesic the g images will raise awareness about the negative effects ofmoking. >>> we, parents a lot of strangers mighte trying to. you probably heardorhate. but what's different this time what kids are actually telling them that's cause for a 8:00 o'clock. coming up at >> we'll head back out towe ern maryland to hagerstown for tod z'sip trip. look at the town's five must stops coming up next. ♪ yourcomcast business givesnning, but you highpeed internet. we a po have solutions owerful wifi thbu gives your entire siness more coverage ti and auc internet backup that can keep your busiss running. and it all starts with our gig-speed network. so give us 10 nute

and cvs has a new prescription service that brings your prescriptions right to your door, the program is being offered to customers nationwide . the amazon like service cost five dollars per month or a flat rate of $48 per year, the membership includes free 1 to 2 day shipping on all prescriptions and store items as well as discounts on cvs brand products.>>> the new apple card will begin a premium rollout today, a group of people chosen at random will be the first to be invited to apply. the card comes in both digital and physical form, it does not have a traditional card number, nor does it have an expiration date, the apple card comes with a 3% cashback offer on any apple transaction, the court card is issued by goldman sachs.>>> coming up, getting ready to head back to school, up next, we will take you to pleasant hill for a drive that is happening right now to help some children in need take off the school year with all their must-have classroom supplies. >>> as communities in texas and ohio continue to grieve after two mass shootings, the governor of ohio has released his plan t

they can do what cvs is doing. look at cvs, too much debt down. they are at a good quarter and buying back debt i think that we're being shortsighted i think you have to look at our economy as a dr horton economy, as a lenore economy. mortgages, housing punching above its weight doing far better now they can't hide it, the mortgage rates have to go up we're seeing banks under pressure, they're all going to be dealing with bad -- if you look at the mosaic of loans, there isn't anybody in any situation that will default that wasn't so, funds can single the wrong thing when it comes to our country. maybe not germany. germany is really completely caught up in how slow the chinese economy is look at those numbers. >> the chinese economy going down. >> give your money to the german government, you get 94 cents back >> people do that when they have too much money, nowhere to put it, got to have somewhere, they don't want to invest necessarily because they -- that's how it becomes self-reinforcing >> why wouldn't merkel do it to get her economy moving why

the 2010 approval for the adjacent tenant space for cvs authorized hours of operation from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. with loading limited to 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. the department is recommending approval of the project. at this time a condition regarding hours of operation is not included in the conditions of approval, but a condition could be added by staff if so directed by the planning commission. this concludes my presentation and i'm available for questions. >> president melgar: thank you, ms. johntier. we will hear from the project sponsor. review of planning department's >> i'm here on behalf of safeway, the sponsor. i'm going to keep my comments brief. i'm joined by members of the andronico team and we can answer your questions. this would open an existing vacant space. i'm going to put an image up on the monitor, the overhead, for reference. here is the building. this space was designed for grocery use. the building was built in 2002 and first occupied by luckies and then fresh and easy which went bankrupt in 2015 and it's been vacant since. today we received enthusiastic support from

for example blue shield partners with cvs. we are seeing this alignment of plans coming together and the different components instead of having your medical claims here in your pdm here, and mental health here in these buckets and create the full spectrum. of note, kaiser is a fully integrated system, it has been that way since inception. they own their own pbm. focused on the relationship with the pbm. two other noteworthy deals, walmart and humana to bring some retail clinics to walmart locations. amazon of course being one of the largest logistics firms in the world, purchasing pill packs for the future of delivering pharmaceuticals to the home. >> the integration is a great opportunity. it's a very positive word, i think what we, as a board, have to be alert to. it increases complexity and also concerns for monitoring. and we see that daily, even today in terms of vertical integration and aon's. the opportunity doesn't quite capture in my mind what is actually the challenge? opportunity challenges, whatever you want to use

. >> reporter: sandra told them they stopped for mixers at a cvs on the way home. >> what time did you get home on friday? >> probably midnight. >> reporter: she said they intended to share some late night romance, candles and strawberries. >> we made some drinks. we went and got in the jacuzzi. >> in your master bathroom? >> right. >> and then what? >> stayed there for about maybe two hours talking and drinking. >> reporter: but the intimate jacuzzi was disrupted by their dogs barking outside in the yard. >> he got out and said he was moving the dogs to the office. because when they're too loud we don't want the neighbors to complain. and he just, you know, was taking a while so i got out and was gonna get dressed or change in my closet. >> reporter: maybe that's when she had the seizure. >> that's all i remember until i woke up. >> reporter: as they talked, sandra broke down. [ crying ] >> reporter: who could have done this, she wondered? she recalled for the detectives a scary moment on their way home. >> i think when we left cvs there was a -- a car following us because when we cam

>> you can hear more from her on cvs. she announced back in april that this season will be her last so she can spend more time with her three children. marie osmond will be joining the ladies september 9. they start through suburban brothers decide to show up unannounced at this unsold after receiving less than satisfactory readings. during the visit, the woman in part on a committed journey on their celebration of life after mother had. it premieres on netflix today. it was delayed due to her involvement in the college admission scandal. the first spinoff of the fast and furious franchise. dwayne johnson and jason statham reprise the roles a sworn enemies. they join forces to take on the billing. that is your eye on entertainment. >>> who was ready for some football. if you have one of the best receivers in the game, would you use him to return punts? jimmy garoppolo is back. he speaks coming up. >>> we are taking a look at the airport in san jose on this getaway friday. we will be right back. t the day watching >>> a li

so is this cvs is san carlos. >> we don't get a lot of theft around here. >> the sheriff's office is working to identify the owners of the stoleening property, the suspected stolen merchandise has been returned to the businesses. four other suspects were identified during their search and detectives are now getting warrants for their arrest and people who shop at these places are weary. >> things are changing in the world. we've got some weird people. >> oail tft. prosecse filed 15os cy million charges against another bay area couple in june and july that occurred across 5-mile stretch of california. >>> new at noon a bullet goes flyings right where a football team and cheering squad were practicing. >> it's a quiet part in a residential part of hayward. people were running from gunfire. >> it's just a sad thing i have to teach my kid or my young teenager now to things happen around us to just sons on t uth t lot and feared the worst. >> i see people running but i didn't know why he was calling me and then it turns out that the shooting was happening right there. >> hayward police sa

it's not like they can go over and get a job at cvs because cvs has so much automation. this is a tsunami coming. and another thing that's interesting to me is that when you look at where the whole trickle-down economic theory came from which was basically out of a chicago school and a man named milton friedman, milton friedman himself said when he argued for the whole trickle-down theory, get government out, let the market do whatever it wants, only seeking to serve stockholders, he himself said, but we will have to have a universal, basic income to make this safe and stable for people. >> okay. >> this is an old idea that's been around for a long time. >> all righty. real quickly, too, you have been such a proponent of -- of grace and of love and of healing, and it does make us wonder are you comfortable coming from that place which, listen, that's a great place to come from, we need more of it, no doubt about it. but are you comfortable? do you feel capable if as president then having to send stroons into combat -- u.s. troops into combat where they may kill people an

cvs these things are 20% off their high i think you mentioned energy and exxonmobil we can go around the horn. royal dutch shell. marathon petroleum some of these are selling below book value what's the point here? st the stock market has anticipated this recession more than anything so let's say we don't get the recession and the bond market is wrong. wouldn't i want to be in these things already sold off 20% in anticipation of an event that's not going to come or if it does, it's predisastered i think of the movie when the plane runs into the house. he says we'll buy it why? because it's been predisastered. >> doc, how do you see it? >> i think we've been driven down by the rates overseas, skots. and that it is different this time because it's not the u.s. market that's screaming this it's the rest of it pulling us down i think that just as rick reeter said yesterday when he talked about the ten-year being the market and the two-year being the fed he said you've got to hit that two-year and hit it hard they haven't they've jawboned a little here and there. haven't come out with str

here's how it started according to our network news service affiliate cvs 10. police were called to the scene for are not -- narcotics activity. that's according to a philadelphia police captain. from nbc 10 in philly, it was like a scene you see in war at a time when everybody was having dinner. this is daylight. children are running around playing. fox 10, philadelphia 10, nbc 10 saying its four people who have been shot, officer calls for everything you've got, swap, long gone. a law enforcement official can be heard saying on audio. and "i have an officer shot." four officers injured, shot and injured, at least one suspect in custody, maybe multiple. as you might imagine, getting information in a scene that's so chaotic. it's been difficult to do and certainly understandable that the authorities are working to get the scene under control. the last confirmed report was that they are still seeking a suspect was holed up inside a building. we haven't gotten an update from police and the last few minutes but our last report, that was confirmed. police response

>> we may not necessarily buy the cvs. even though we believe the position they're taking we may make a decision for the next couple quarters, the next year the earnings will be disappointing because of the year-over-year comparisons. charles: you're not concerned about this then? do you think ultimately, i'm getting a wrap, do you think ultimately stocks with high es go. scores will be given higher valuations, higher multiples? >> absolutely, in the long run companies need to do the right thing. they need to be good corporate citizens. investors need to evaluate what that means in terms of the share price. charles: yeah. i think it is going to be tough. i would say this all the time on my show, the things i write, people will have to end up buying certain stocks entities they don't necessarily agree with management. that is a bridge too far for most folks that are not professionals. thank you, phil. >> appreciate it. charles: elizabeth warren is bringing in the crowds. what is behind her latest surge in the polls? is clim

. >>> why the city of san jose is suing walgreen's and cvs. >>> 7:24. san jose joined the list of cities taking steps against the opioid epidemic. the city filed a lawsuit against drug makers, including johnson & johnson and perduepharma and drug distributors like walgreen's and cvs. the lawsuit claims drug makers aggressively pushed doctors to prescribe highly addictive drugs and that pharmacies didn't effectively monitor and report suspicious prescriptions of the drug. there are now more than 2,000 similar lawsuits by local and state governments, as well as native american tribes. >>> doctors in britain came up with a procedure they say could delay menopause for up to 20 years. during a 30-minute procedure, a surgeon removed a variant it issue from a patient in her 20s and 30s, freezes it and retransplanted it later when the woman gets closer to the age of menopause. it restores her natural hormones, keeping menopause from happening. it delays the symptoms like hot flashes and heart conditions. nine british women between the ages of 22 and 36 have had

that are cash generated but a to be that's down four, five points today, i think the combination of cvs and viacom and the pullback in the market, we think that provides a good opportunity. they're a director in the z, on a global basis those are the issues independence of that, i think you have a very good opportun y opportunity. >> i'm speaking with how cheap cvs is, i'm saying direct to the consumer on a global basis 7.5 billion sets of eyeballs 4 billion-plus phones. netflix has 150, maybe 160 million customers our house december hold plays like 1300 a month, in the case of some other cvs, you give the consumer what they said. those are simp issues, but you have to focus on them. that they broke apart 13, 14 years ago for different reasons, different world, and we think it would work quite well for the owners, and will they do other things yet. this is just the beginning of a lot of dynamics going on and there are pluses and minuses all the time >> is media and check, when you see something like that -- >> no, no, no. we are having our on 26th conference on commercial and military a

and they stopped by a local cvs just to grab some drink mixers on their way back home. they got home. they started getting drinks ready. they got into the jacuzzi in their bathroom. they spent a few hours in there. just this and that, chit-chat. >> suddenly, the melgars' four dogs started barking in the backyard. so jim got out of the tub to bring the pups inside. sandy continued to soak. the jets roaring, as the water massaged her for about 5 to 15 minutes. >> i think he took a few minutes, so she decided to get out of the jacuzzi. she went to her closet, sat on her chair that she has in her closet, and started putting lotion on. >> reporter: that's the last thing that sandy says she remembers that night. the next afternoon is a planned family get-together. jim's brother herman and his family show up at about 4:30. a little behind schedule, as usual. >> here we are, running late. and he would always make fun of us for that, "here's the melgar family, always running late." >> we knocked on the front door, and no one came to open it. all we heard was the dogs barking. >>

cvs. you talked about that one in the last couple of days. tell me what to do with this one that's up big. >> one of my top stocks. they beat on earnings. beat on revenue. they raised their guidance paid down debt which they have a lot of from the aetna acquisition. that's going to continue through the rest of this year. you're supposed to own this stock. >> joe from malvern, pa. 3m long-term investor is it a buy? >> i am not positive that it is. and i say that as an owner right now but i'm very disappointed. post earnings, this stock had beaten and they talk about cash flows. some headwinds from china and yet the stock has not performed. so for those reasons, i'd say, i think there are better names out there right now than 3m. >> thank you for your questions. >>> let's talk dollar. it's pulling back after hitting new highs last week. wel ve'lgi you your trades next on the half. >>> welcome back to "halftime report." i'm seema mody, and this is "futures now." the u.s. dollar following rates lower today. it is down more than 1% since breaking

those declaring second quarter results today include cvs, lyft, roku, and booking, the parent company of booking.com and other sites. >>> some organizers are forming a walkout at walmart today. the planned employee walkout comes in the wake of two recent shootings at walmart stores in mississippi and el paso. they're calling for walmart to stop selling guns in their stores. they're asking for the public to sign a petition asking for public support. walmart says it will not step selling guns. they raised the age from 18 to 21. >>> drugstore chain walgreens plans to close 200 stores in the u.s. it represents 2% of its 9,600 u.s. stores. the company says the closings are part of its previously announced plan to trim costs. in june walgreens reported a 24% decline in quarterly net income. it also predicted annual earnings would be roughly flat compared to last year. >>> the new apple credit card is out, at least for those who receive an invitation from the company. iphone users who asked to be notified about the apple card starting receive email invites yesterday to apply through apple's

most affected employees are expected to be placed elsewhere in the company, while greens competitor cvs closed 46 stores earlier this year. >>fedex and amazon are parting ways starting next month fedex will no longer deliver amazon orders to customers. the move comes after fedex dumped amazon from its air cargo services in june. amazon has been aggressively working to expand its own delivery network. many analysts see that as a threat to the traditional carriers business. according to fed ex amazon accounted for just 1.3% of its revenue last year. 34 killed in 7 days a rash of mass shootings across the country and tonight parents are dealing with the tough reality of talking to their kids about these unexpected tragedie >>back to the big story we've been following tonight in just a week's time there were 3 mass shootings across the country. on june 28 3 people were killed at the gilroy garlic festival and then last weekend, 22 people were killed at an el paso walmart than early the next morning, 9 people were killed outside a bar in dayton, ohio and one thing that many parents are strug

go to cvs money watch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> the warrior's presale tickets go on sale today with fans snagging seats at preseason game starting at 4:00 this afternoon including the first ever game at the chase center on saturday against the lakers. >>> we got a look inside the chase center yesterday during the noon show, fantastic and tickets aren't going to be cheap. >> we can only dream. >> watching on tv is free, for sure. >>> how is the weather looking, a little muggy? >>> muggy and cooler with the clouds and big changes today and we are tracking the remnants of tropical storm ivo with high humidity being brought back to the bay area. we are looking at with our salesforce tower camera and you can see patchy fog rolling in from the bay and temperatures are in the mid-to upper 50s to low to mid-60s at this hour. low clouds with areas of fog along the coast and parts of the bay with humidity on the increase today and a cloudy afternoon with high-level clouds in the sky as

their faces look a lot çvthose 1xcyof suspectth criminal h8/]lawmakers learned this with the aclu of northern california tested a facial recognition technology by running the photos of 120 legislatures through a data base of thousands of mug shots. the product found the faces of 26 lawmakers among the mug shots. the aclu's message in running this experiment and publishing the results with errors like these facial recognition technology is y not refor its close-up. assembly member was among the wm ers falsely identified among the mug shots and he joins us now to discuss this. hello, welcome. having to talk about the legislatn that you are pushing on this but i have to ask, first, were you prepared to learn that your face looks like that of a criminal? >> óokabsolutely. the aclu did the same test with members of congress and 28 of t thoued. it would be interested to do the same i . higher percentage of us got hit. 26 out of the 120. >> were all of the legislatures willing to participate? having their faces submited to this or is that part of it, too. >> our portraits are on public

cvs says the accusations are extremely misleading. >>> toift aat&t and t-mobile ar teaming up to fight robocalls. >>> previously call verification was available for in-network call, but now it will apply to calls from t-mobile to at&t and vice versa. kmoer -- customers will see call verified on their screen. the fcc mandated all carriers provide verification across networks by the end of the year. >>> amazon is reportedly paying its warehouse workers to say good things on twitter. usa today says select workers at amazon warehouses are part of a campaign to tweet positively about the company when they see social media criticism about working conditions. amazon calls them fulfillment center ambassadors. it says it's important to do a good job of educating people about the actual environments at its fulfillment centers. >> you can actually have a fantastic work environment if you may spontaneously tweet about how happy they are. >> instead of hiring quote/unquote influencers. >> exactly. diane, thank you so much. >> you got it. >>> still to come, kicking the habit. a look at a proposal to

they cigarette 8:30 tonight, this guy waited in line at cvs a then handed the pharmacist a note, this command increase prescription medication, saying no one would be hurt if his demand was met . the pharmacist of course complied, and the man left. >>> in vallejo, the search is on tonight for suspected child predator. police say this man is suspected of having inappropriate contact with young girls between the ages of 8 and 14. the suspect's vehicle is described as a white or silver minivan. >>> palo alto police looking for two men accused in a violent robbery . here is a look at one of the suspects. police say a man approached a woman offering to repair her car, when she refused. another man came up, then grabbed her phone, pulled off her glasses, and pushed her to the ground. is all unfolded yesterday on colorado avenue. police say both suspects fled the scene. the victim suffered minor injuries. >>> new at 11:00, mountain view could be growing a growing list of bay area cities that use drones for fires, natural disasters, and suspect searches. kpix 5's maria medina set in mountain

i suppose we quite often cvs reports of the leader of a terror group being killed, quite often those reports turn out to be wrong and in the senseit turn out to be wrong and in the sense it quotes use a terror group for that to be doubt about whether the leader is alive and it makes them harder to track, confuse the enemy, what you think you? one of the things that struck me was one we have seen, and isis leader who was killed, the isis chat rooms are very much alive, talking about the eulogies and how wonderful he was, homes were —— poems were written, with there is a death of the —— when there is a death of a leader, has a rallying effect. when it calls for revenge or retaliation. very often if there is a death, they do admit to it, from what i've understood, from the result —— reports they are very sparse right now, it might have happened months ago and hamza wasn't the target. if that's the case, we won't have information for quite some time. especially since the al qaeda groups have been reticent to talk about any evidence, we don't have dna, we're going to be missin

economic threats presented by china and other countries contributing information and analysis under cvs for example providing integrated plans to direct foreign aid and after similar crimes and with those counters for the nationstate threat such as strategic technology investment backing communications and other information and other infrastructure projects. new threats require new defenses with a new cold war in america requires to be able to defend against them joining the artificial intelligence center in order to address one threat of the economic defense center it is a another that we can create to strengthen our economic security analysis for our approach and defense. thank you. [applause] >> thank you anthony that was very interesting. there are a couple of things that we liked about your talk and to reemphasize the importance of national security and economic security in the intertwined nature of the two and this administration has done well over the past two years and i think anthony pointed out both communities understand that especially on the con side of things national secu

we take out the name, gender, ethnicity from the cv and in doing so make sure that the covering letter is the highest. by doing so, hiring managers can select the candidates applying, purely looking into their abilities and achievements. it is a small step, but a giant leap for the job—seekers out there. do you have any evidence this is working? there are lots of studies, so for example, they get an increase in the candidates applying an almost 50% of women getting to the interview stages which is a significant change compared to how the process was a few years ago. more importantly, we saw a 30% increase in ethnic diversity in candidates, getting hired. all of these factors put together, we feel that the scene in the recruitment world is changing. it is one thing to get more people into the process, and another to get them to an interview stage, but surely at that point conscious or unconscious bias sta rts point conscious or unconscious bias starts to kick on again because it isa starts to kick on again because it is a face—to—face interview. starts to kick on again because it

we know this through cvs our broadcasting partners in the us, that the suspect, now in custody is a white man, 21 years old cold patrick crusius. he is the only suspect as we have just been hearing crusius. he is the only suspect as we havejust been hearing —— called. there were reports that possibly a second or third person were involved, so far authorities haven't been able to confirm that. indeed, those reports came from eyewitnesses at the scene very early on into this. so the moment one person in custody, we understand 19 people have been killed. others are in hospitals. the ages of those injured range from four months to senior citizens. some people in hospital receiving treatment right now are said to be in a very serious or indeed critical condition. yeah, as we wait for more details, we will bring them, no doubt. peter, this incident always begs questions about gun control, access to guns and this time will be no different. yes. and we're seeing that already. sometimes in cases like this people say that the only —— in the early hours, it's too early to talk about gun cont

and cv kong has been at the international airport throughout the day and describe what it was like. here thought to tighten up security measures off the chaos over the past 2 days checkpoints are set up at the entrance of the terminal to prevent anyone with the warning from entering the national level the authority was also around it and injunction order from the courts to deter any further disruption to the airports meanwhile those was still stay here to demo space they want to we came to sympathy and support from travel they apologize body fall is a part yesterday where some of the protest this beaten up suspected spies from mainland china and they tried to explain be inconvenienced cautious how was do 2 flights cancellation despite criticism protested today to try to take a step back and hopefully to regain and keep up the momentum for the upcoming protest. to be calling that reporting from hong kong international right want to bring up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world floods and landslides have killed nearly 300 people in india in the past

but the media have been picking over his cv and raised questions about whether he really has the experience to oversee 17 civilian and military intelligence agencies in the united states and also questioning whether or not he necessarily has the achievements that he has put down in his resume. for example they have maybe suggested that in his role as prosecutor he has exaggerated just exactly what work he did in terms of counterterrorism, trying to shine a better light on that. all of that pressure has come down to the point president trump seems to have advised him that rather than facing all of the scrutiny it might be better for him to walk away. as a result the president is now looking for somebody else to take that very crucial role. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, good afternoon. if you are an england cricket fan, oh dear oh dear, never raise those expectations too much. england started the third day with a big lead, six wickets in hand, looking comfortable and they trailed australia byjust 17 runs at 11am but it has been australia's morning. three wickets we

well happening now police in petaluma they're looking for man who stole prescription medication from a cvs pharmacy check out this photo this happened at a store right along the dow boulevard. so police released the surveillance picture of the man that they're looking for they say that he came in he passed note to an employee demanding the prescription drugs. san francisco and santa clara counties are filing lawsuits, challenging the president's new rules to restrict legal immigration. a federal court the county's argue that the rule will worsen the health and well-being of their residents and increased public health risk. earlier this week, the department of homeland security they announced it would deny green cards to migrants who rely on medicaid. food stamps, or housing vouchers without legal challenges. the rule would take effect in may october. police have arrested the person that they believe shot and killed a man in san francisco, 34 year-old dietrich whitley he was shot multiple times saturday night this is in the area of oakdale avenue in griffith street, he died at the hospital

people to be a little uncomfortable, that combined with the fact that some people felt he had padded his cv and suggested he has more experience as far as counterterrorism was concerned, finally led him to say he was not going to go ahead with this, because of some criticism that was emerging in the press. donald trump highlighting the role of the media in all this, criticising them for the way they treated him, but also talking about the fact that the media was kind of doing the vetting process in behalf of the white house? yeah, which is an unusual way to look at the media, certainly that is not the way it is supposed to work — but you got the impression that president trump sometimes thinks that i can throw out a name and the media can work out whether or not there are any skeletons in the cupboard or any reason to be worried. of course the people that actually do work out that whole confirmation process, and whether or not someone should go ahead and take up one of these key jobs is the group of congressmen and senators inside the us congress. and actually what has happened here is a

people to be a little uncomfortable, combined with the fact that some people felt he had patted his cv and suggested he has more experience as far as counterterrorism was concerned, finally led him to say he was not going to go ahead with this because of some criticism that was emerging in the press. president trump seems to have advised him that rather than facing the scrutiny, it would be betterfor him to walk away, so now the president is looking for somebody else to take that crucial role. donald trump talked about him being treated unfairly by the media, but then also praised the media has been pa rt then also praised the media has been part of the vetting process? yeah, i think praise is probably too strong a word for donald trump, talking about the media, and i am not sure if it had the power you are suggesting. certainly he said that as far as he was concerned he would select a name and then the media would give their take on it, and that he regarded them as being part of the vetting process. i suspect people inside congress will object to that idea, because it is their job to