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looking to close stores wants to shut down another 400 locations, on on the of the 400 it already in the process of closing. which stores may be affected. uber making return to austin after a year of being out of that city, how the company is making the comeback, futures showing this happening in the markets slight losses across the board, but the s&p and the nasdaq starting this day at record highs. later this morning we will get the second reading on our economic growth gdp for the first quarter. in europe to look at action there, we have mixed markets with sizable lost cac quarante france down 3/4 of 1%, in asia overnight, market already closed we have gains except nikkei in japan plus summer box office season kicking off this weekend the bay watch remove he movie we have a preview show you what we can all that so much more politics national political reporter is here, rosecliff ceo mike murphy lea gabrielle joining us. too long great to be here. a 10 minute re ....
greg s not in charge anymore. i m in charge. and i back them up with my own cash. it s not always pretty. every day s not gonna be like this? no, gonna get much worse. but this is business. cut your losses and go home. i do it to save jobs. things are going to change. and i do it to make money. this the profit. [theme music] nine years ago, amazing grapes opened its doors in the heart of orange county, a wealthy community about an hour south of los angeles. it was the vision of greg schroeder. this is good stuff. a wealthy real estate consultant who loved collecting wines and decided to turn his hobby into a business. we had to drive 35 miles to find the nearest fine wine store, and i thought, just open a store closer to home. today, amazing grapes sells some of the finest wines in the world, and while the business generates about $3.5 million in revenue, last year, they lost money. we have never seen a profit from this store in the nine years we ve be ....
near ocean beach. we have learned the mother has been booked into san francisco county jail. we told you at 11:00 last night she surrendered to police. police say she shoved the little girl out of a stopped car and then drove off with her 1-year-old son in the car. police say the girl is from arkansas. paramedics saw what happened and took the little girl. both children are now in protective custody. patton faces child endangerment charges. clouds are forming and rain is starting to develop. this is a live look from our cameras. no rain drops yet jeff ranieri joins us with when we might get wet. rainfall returning as we head through thursday s forecast. this is definitely a little bit unusual for june to see something this large across the west coast. you can see this huge influx of moisture and rainfall developing near the northern california border. i want to get a closer look and you will see just off the coast line what we are dealing with is rainfall at amounts ....
university researchers sifted through body camera foot skpj discovered that officers treat african-american drivers differently than white drivers. we are joined live with what the department says this is not a race issue. reporter: that s what they are saying inside this building. here is the deal. this study looked at interactions between opd officers of all ages and all races. that their interactions between black and white drivers. in the conversations between the officers and the drivers was literally between night and day. i think it is a learning opportunity. reporter: oakland police say it is fixing a policing issue before it gets out of hand. if community members believe it is less professional if you talk to them we want to fix that. reporter: in a study of body cam video researchers looked at data from 981 traffic stops conducted by 245 opd officers. researchers found officers often referred to white motorists as sir or man and black motorists by br ....
hepatitis, a combo that s left them baffled and angry. live in fremont with the details of the school scare. what do we know about this? reporter: well, the poking tool used is a lancet. it s used by diabetes patients to peck their fingers so they can test their blood sugar. they want to know how a student got his hands on one of these and poke 14 different kids without anyone noticing and the school district is responding to their back lash. i m the department of public health was contacted and we began following their recommendations. reporter: parents are upset 14 kids were poked with a diabetic lancet. they say because the student denied poking anyone. fact remains is it wasn t reported to us until several days later and as soon as we got those reports that some students were ecpoed and potentially at risk, we started an investigation. it was purple and it poked me in the arm. right here. brian, a second grader was one of the kids poked by another studen ....