in the equity markets on this side of the ocean, you can see the european markets as well have steadied to say the least but that s about it. after again a nice two-day rally there, although that ftse, a lot of people saying that s not the one to look at. yeah, it s back to where it was before brexit but that s because most of it is international exposure, not necessarily exposure to domestic uk. let s get to our road map this morning. it does start with a big day on wall street. it s the end of the first half of the year. we ve got a look at the winners and losers and who s poised for perhaps a pop in the second half of the year. lions gate buys starz, $4.4 billion in cash and stock. i will give you the detailtss on how the deal came down and what it means for the companies and industry overall. the results are in, we will have a look at the bank stress tests and what it tells us about the strength of the sector. we are heading into the final trading day of the second quar
journalist who covered the world. herbert of the new york times kept a carbon copy of every dispatch he sent to the papers headquarters in new york so that people like me and as years later could see how terribly these were censored and condensed by the time they finally appeared in the newspaper. i actually concluded that they did not do a lot of political censorship but matthews was quite long-winded and he was one of those reporters of editors and former editors that you know, certain reporters that get wildly offended every time you cut a sentence out of their story. so i found an abundance of material to work from. as i mentioned i think it is always fun when you can put documents together that cast several different lights, several different light on the same event. sometime even the same person, saying something differently at different points in time. a little little example of that, for example, in hemingway s novel about the war for whom the bell tolls, incidentally
we just acquired a company which is a new group within hachette. perseus is a great group of publishing nonfiction for all kinds of readers. was the importance of having all these different inputs? why not go all your books hachette? the wonderful thing about publishing is successful publishing is done out of creative teams that have the kind of focus on the kind of book we are doing. a way of publishing. you a notice throughout times the publishing companies that have two peoples names together, little and brown, the harper brothers for a long time. publishing is a collective activity. so you want to group that are focused about individual titles. one brand across all those books would lose it into the object of each of those publishing imprints as to the different personalities, different books they love, giveaways to bring them into the world and you want to have that branding not because of consumers care so much. nobody is looking a at a spine d see if the basic book
and seeing high pressure build in frontal boundary passes through yesterday. it was technically a cold front. it does not live up to its nam name. we see humidity dropping off. and quickly you have visibility problems here as you go out to plan cast erin reading and poor or reduced visibility reported in those locations. watch for that patchy fog and it s muggy outside and we still have some high dew points and that is something that will be changing with time here as humidity dpropz off we ll heat up. we re still hitting 95 after all in full sunshine no less. but at least we re going to see worst of that oppressiveness go by the wayside. that s helpful. in the meantime don t worry about wet weather. umbrellas not required today. just a nice, big blob of sun block if you are going to be out in this today. it s going to be a scorcher thankfully not as insufferable. meesh a. over to you. for commuters katie don t forget sun blocks on the hands right. totally. you burn eve
seeing signs of deflation and why the fed should not be hiking rates right now despite what was said today. we ll get the case in a little bit. let s start with the sell-off. bob pisani is tracking the action here on the floor of the new york stock exchange. bob? finally volatility. about sometime. six weeks, a slow market overall. last time the dow moved 1%, july 8th. we re due for volatility. we re reminded, hey, the markets aren t positioned for a possibility of a september rate hike. what will you do? sell interest rate sensitive stocks. utilities market leaders all year. what else do you do? might play a steepening yield curve and why financials might be improving. you can bet insurance companies of met life and prudential have happy. they had a miserable time in this environment. you bid up the dollar. that puts pressures on commodities and why they have been weak today. that s why you see stocks like y rio tinto down. what else do you do? you buy volatility. so every
elsewhere not doing so bad but we will look for subtle changes today in terms of the low fog and clouds at the coast. with the breezy, on shore wind we are looking at 350 s along the coast. once again 70s inland and get set for much, much warmer weather. chris. lisa, thank you. developing news out of san francisco. a mother and her young daughter are safe this morning but the search for them may have been connected to the investigation of a man well-known for being beaten by almeda county sheriffs deputy. abc7 news has the latest. reporter: police say 23-year-old dana rinta and her one-year-old daughter, scarlet, were found you unharmed. they were reported missing the same day that officers raided a home where they arrested stanislav petrov, who police say is her ex-boyfriend. you can see him handcuffed, led out of the house by the fbi and put in the back of a police car. we know at some point in time they were, and there is conversation that we want to have with her.
live doppler 7 hd. hi. we were doneing drops as combination of strong gusty wind this afternoon along with the date daytime heating that brought the pop up showers once the sun sets the showers diminished. right now live doppler 7hd give us the all clear. that is what it looked like past 6 hours or.so time frame between 3:00 o clock in the afternoon and 6:00 o clock in the evening is when the showers moved in from north west to south and east. brought some hail very minimal in terms of rainfall. take a look terrain fall amounts around the renal today. mainly in the east bay. castro valley coming in with 4 hundredths of an inch of rain both livermore $200 of an inch in oakland hayward checking in with 1 $100 of an inch ofaú rai. along with satellite the big picture the reason why for the wind and the rain 30 s an area of low pressure right here north of las vegas and what it is doing is dragging in wind out of the north wind coming over the hills and force the wind up and s
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now the company bakken pipeline. dakota access, l- l-c. has mentioned that the 3 point 7-8 investment will and 12 thousand jobs during construction. of hours of labor during the construction phase from all they also stated that the pipeline will create millions in state revenue during the construction 100-million dollars in sales and income tax. says the pipeline will generate roughly 55 million dollars annually in property tax. tim: finding a way to fill a growing gap in the siouxland skilled work force, brought governors from the three siouxland states to south sioux city today for the 14th tri-state governors conference. nebraska governor pete ricketts, who attended for the first time..said work force concerns rank as the biggest barrier keeping business from coming to siouxland. todays gathering gave governors the opportunity to share and learn about best practices not only from each other but also business leaders on hand. the governors say it s important that future wor
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