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ashley judd. you can get updates by following him on our facebook page and mark is also tweeting at matthews abc 7. we'd like you to join us from live coverage that airs tonight from 7:00 until 8:00. >> and a hacking group seems to have proof big brother is targeting specific computer juicers. >> and i'm sandhya patel. tret threat of thunderstorms, live doppler 7 hd will be tracking potential developments. i'll be back with details coming up. >> and michael finney shows you how retailers are already beginning to compete for your holiday shopping dollars. stay with us. news continues right here at abc 7 news at 5:00 in one minute. >>> san francisco police looking for three women targeting elderly members of the community. the victim is a lady, the woman in pink. police say the victim, the women approached the woman and convince hder she stepped on blood and the only way to get rid of spirits is giving her money and jewelry blessed. the suspect took off with the valuables. monday they struck again, using that conon another victim making off with 35,000s ndz cash. >> and hackers say they have tapped

himself he said, quote, to everyone freaking out about my tweets you know i put my blank in a pie, rice? no word from nickelodeon. so far nothing. ashleyon the floor of the stock exchange. nicole: looking at the nasdaq composite and the s&p. turned into the green and we are watching apple closely. the nasdaq up 1/2% after being down 1/2% earlier today. we got news out of apple. september 12th will be the day they are out. san francisco is the place so everybody is waiting so maybe they will learn more about the i phone 5. easier to do texting and so much more. look at $673.91. the high is $6.80 and change and the major market averages along as well. the democratic convention giving a boost to charlotte's economy. we have the head of the chamber of commerce and special guests next. ashley: today's winners and losers. ashley: commodities beat equities, bonds and the u.s. dollar public its second consecutive month the longest streak in the year. will the trend continue into september. sandra smith joins us with today's trade. sandra: that is the big question. where's the money going to go the rest of the year? commodities last couple mont

ashley: we have got breaking news for you. go daddy is experiencing widespread outages. the web and e-mail host tweetingcount quote status alert, we are aware of the trouble, people, that we are having with our site. we are working on it. we will keep you posted on that story. tracy: all right, forget college, avenue a new school opening in new york city today costs more per year than it would to send your kid to harvard, but with thousands of applicants for the school's first year, a lot of parents clearly think it is worth the money. let's see what makes this school so unique. joining us now is the ceo of avenue. it seems to me that what makes this different is the international aspect. >> that's a big part of it. the key part of our plan is to prepare children for the global lives that they are likely to lead and there's three ways we do that, language is one, making sure they study significantly overseas and then history programs that really teach them about other cultures. tracy: which is interesting because i think that's one of the things we lack is history, geography. you know, no one knows wher