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heres whats making news. it was a wild week nor market. the dow jones industrial average had its first three-day losing streak of the year. after spiking for the ten year bond and big losses in japan that made investors nervous but things bounced back on thursday with a nearly 200-point game on this and hope the federal reserve will not slow down the bond-buying program. but the markets fell back again on friday. retail sales for the month of may were better than expected, rising .6%, ...

expanded health coverage for 1.5 million californians who are currently uninsured. >> many countries in europe they have health care, universal, and then finally america is stepping up to the plate and joining that. >> reporter: the cost to the states expansion of medicare will be reimbursed 100% by the federal government but drop in later years and california will have to pick up the difference. >> but i think also people not having insurance cost us money, too, because when they dont...

kpix 5s anne makovec has more on the data dump and the legal questions surrounding it. >> reporter: dont post anything on like you can come to regret. >> reporter: advice? the latest regulation of government spying online after intense negotiations with national security officials, facebook, microsoft and google are allowed to talk about orders for user information for criminal and national security investigations. facebook received between 9,000 and 10,000 requests in the last six mon...

>> how are you? >> good. >> whats your name? >> good to see you jason. >> good shape. i remember that shape. >> absolutely. keep up the good work. >> shavon lee even got a kiss, and her daughter was swept up in the vice presidents arms. >> by the way, i said high, she said, you know what my uncle calls you? joey b. >> we said great job, keep up the great work. its amazing to meet him in person, and its nice that, you know, they take time to come to little smaller places. >> heard every...

californians may soon be eligible for medi-cal. lawmakers voted to expand coverage under the federal affordable care act a new report says it will likely be good medicine for the states ailing healthcare system. kpix 5s don knapp is in emeryville with a closer look. >> reporter: ann, not surprisingly many of the folks we have talked with dont fully grasp the scope of expanded medi-cal. it is complex. and for some, still controversial. its almost here. expanded health coverage for 1 1/2...

more an more millennials say they want their co-workers to be their second family. thoughts and friends on this fathers day starts right now. >> wow, midtown manhattan is so empty. >> wow, look at that. >> all the dads are waiting for breakfast in bed. >> beautiful. hi, everybody. thanks for joining us bright and early on this fathers day. thanks to jeff for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> happy fathers day. how many do you have? how many kids? >> two girls, two twins, 20 month...

because he does say be and will say again in days ahead, that we have to find the right balance. >> the president of the united states aught to be able to stand up and say, this is a righteous program, right program and saving american lives and i support it. >> overseen by congress, briefed aggressively to every member of congress. >> what do you make of the president suggesting, well i had to -- >> i dont pay allot of attention, frankly, to what barack obama says. im obviously an fan...

theres some concern this evening over news that the contractor for the new bay bridge will get a $20 million bonus if the bridge is completed on time. state lawmakers acknowledge that bonuses are often included in building contracts to prompt conclusion, but they say safety should be the primary concern, not on-time concern. they sent a letter outlining their concern in light of other problems with bolts and materials. cal transaid they would decide about july 10th whether it will ope...

and i think its ultimately perhaps a violation of the fourth amendment. >> joining me now for more on all of this, nbc national news investigative correspondent michael isikoff. michael, you spoke with intelligence officials. what new information did you learn about just how many phone calls were collected? >> well, this telephone met adata collection which weve just learned about in the last couple weeks impacts millions of callers and you can do the arithmetic on how many phone calls...

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