to talk to us about turkey and other stuff is the wells fargo senior equities try coming to us from st. louis. and here in the studio is lisa abramowicz from bloomberg news. , is this something you are watching us chew mark what do you think when you see movies like this in a bigger market? guest: i think about the middle east and the number of fires going on over there. it's something to be concerned about but not something we are watching on a day-to-day basis when we are trying to make decisions on where we will be strategy wise. leeson -- lisa: people have actually said -- i think it was mohamed el-erian, he said it's not fair to paint it under one brush anymore, that there is a bifurcation in markets with winners and losers and you have certainvenezuela, companies that have struggled. some outflows from emerging markets in a wild -- and perhaps this has to do with rising benchmark deals. this chart on screen, talking about bond volatility -- foreign exchange reserves starting to shrink, high about $12 trillion and they are shrinking. less moneyis there's from government to recycle into t

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. >>> joining us from st. louishave you on the show. good morning to you, kevin. >> thanks steve. >> we wanted to have you weigh in on this story about rachel dolezal, president of the spokane, washington naacp. she has been presenting herself as an african-american. we heard from her parent this is past week that she does not have black blood in her. what do you make of this story? >> i think it's very typical of liberals. if they feel something, steve, then it has to be so. i mean look at what's happened with elizabeth warren. look at barack obama. he feels competent and he's not. so to me it's just par for the course. you know what's interesting is how are they going to back out of this? how is the naacp going to claim that hey, we are all inclusive when in fact they know this is a deception. i'm curious as to how they're going to get out of it. >> do you like the fact that somebody -- do you feel as though somebody white can run the naacp? >> yeah. the naacp was started by white republicans. if you go look at th

joe: and here with us to talk about this is scott wren from st. louis.nd here in studio, lisa abramowicz. scott, let's start with you. turkey, do you care? is this something you are watching and is this important? what do you think when you see bigs like this in a emerging market? scott: it matters in terms of what is going on in the middle east. a lot of fires over there and with political uncertainty, it's definitely something to be concerned about. but not what we are watching day today when we are looking at equity decision strategy wise. joe: lisa, what about you? contagionhere a triple down in these kinds of incidents? lisa: i think it was mohamed el-erian who said it's not fair to paint under one brush anymore under "emerging markets," because there is this bifurcation within the emerging markets with the winners and losers. venezuela,rkey, certain countries that have really struggled. and then you have mexico that has been everyone's favorite for a long time. you are seeing some outflows for emerging markets for the first time in a while. perhaps

authorities now believe his old colleagues could have hacked into the houston computer using his old password from his days in st. louis. both teams playing tonight declined comment on the investigation. david wright, abc news, new york. >> david, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the father who jumps onto a car taking on a carjacker to save his son. the surveillance video showing his clinging to the side of the suv. we'll tell you how the boy escapes. >>> coming up the big change coming to some of your favorite foods. frozen pizza, microwave popcorn, popular desserts. the ingredient being taken out. will it change the taste or will you pay more. >>> tonight buckingham palace, the warning, this man told to get out of the way. he didn't listen, when the guard shows up. come on back. but here's the thing, about half of men over 40 have some degree of erectile dysfunction. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. and you only take it when you need it. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest

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from st. louis up through northern ohio right up through us under a slight risk.ll that means storms could have damaging wind gusts, hail, and lightning. so that's the concern for monday afternoon and evening. we will see a few strong to severe storms. a very warm night. we will stay in the 70s for low. 85 by 10:00. 90 by lunchtime with highs tomorrow low to mid-90s. and again the threat for some strong to severe storms. looks like we may do that again on thursday. full seven-day forecast feels more like august than june. i'll see you with that in a few minutes. >>> tonight we're learning the names of two men stabbed in an afterhours brawl in virginia. 30-year-old matt hughes and 29- year-old anthony carter of georgia. stephanie ramirez reports that fight broke out at a couple of nightclubs as they were closing. >> reporter: life went on as if nothing happened sunday. people went to their stores, dozens of people walked through the showning area with no idea two men died and a third seriously injured in a violent fight here hours before. it happened in the space b

us from getting all that hot. look at the heat building from indianapolis west. st. louis, kansas city, all in the mid-90s. looks as if that will be moving towards the east tomorrow so charleston 95. we'll be in that 94, 95 range ourselves as we get into the day on thursday. with that heat, the humidity is also going to crank up so we're talking about heat and how it's potentially closer to 100 degrees for the second half of the week. for this afternoon, some hazy sun. mid, possibly upper 80s with south winds at 10 miles an hour. i'll see you in a few minutes with the rest of that seven-day forecast. >> thanks, howard. >>> it's day five of the manhunt for two convicted killers who escaped from a new york prison over the weekend. authorities turned their efforts to the town of willsboro, tuesday, but turned up empty. don champion is there with the latest on the manhunt. >> reporter: new york state police are retracing their steps with weapons ready searching homes door to door in the spall town of dannemora where the clinton correctional facility is located. david sweat and richard matt escaped from the max

authorities are now investigating whether officials with his former team used his old password from his days in st. louiso break into the houston computer. >> did the cardinals take that information and try and use it to their advantage? we don't know that yet. >> reporter: for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, new york. >> thanks to david for that. >>> we turn to my interview with the newest candidate for president, billionaire donald trump. the real estate mogul reality tv star flirted with running in the past. yesterday he made it official for the first time joining the republican field with a speech that ended with this conclusion. >> sadly, the american dream is dead. >> right after i asked him about that line. the american dream is dead. are you worried voters will hear that and say donald trump doesn't love america. he doesn't believe in america. >> i love america so much, george and i see what's going on with regulation. i see what's going on with the hatred that everybody has for each other. you look at baltimore, you look at cleveland. you look at all of the places, just exploding

the ferguson police department told us today that it is reviewing the justice deparment's conclusions. scott st. louis county police says it wants to learn from the extreme challenges officers faced. >> pelley: jeff, thank you. in new york state, the breakout has led to a shake-up. today at the prison where two convicted killers escaped through pipes and tunnels 12 staffers were shown the door. at least for now. here's anna werner. >> reporter: this photo obtained by cbs news shows escapee richard matt after he was killed by border patrol agents who shot him in the head. meanwhile, the consequences for the prison escapes start at the top. a state official briefed on the matter told cbs news the three top executives put on administrative paid leave are superintendent steven racette first deputy superintendent donald quinn and deputy superintendent for security stephen brown. nine security staff were also put on paid leave. the action came as david sweat shot and captured sunday, revealed more details of the escape plan. clinton county district attorney andrew wylie confirms that sweat told police he and richard matt conducted a practice run th

st. louis cardinals and the astros won't let an fbi investigation distract them from the game. looking into hacked information on secured databases used by the astros. the teams are former rivals, and a former cardinals executive is now the gm in houston. the stolen information includes scouting reports trade discussions, and player stats. both teams and major league baseball say they're cooperating with the investigation. doreen? >>> the woman at the center of a cultural firestorm now says she is not sure her white parents are even her real parents. rachel dolezal said today she identifies as black, but she has been accused of lying about her race for her own benefit. here is what she said about her parents in an exclusive interview on "nbc nightly news." >> i haven't had a dna test. there has been no biological proof that larry or anne rachel anne are my biological parent. >> there is a birth certificate. it has their name and your name on it. >> i'm not saying that they are not. but i don't know that they are. the birth it is cat was issued a month and a half after i was born. >> the former naacp chapter leader said she started ide

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from st. louis to cincinnati. front loaders with snow in june that is so wrong. so wrong with that. steve: thankfully, no severe weather on the way tomorrow, a weak cold front will bring us a little bit of relief from the heat tomorrow, if you want to call it that for one day. leon: we want it to be dry. steve: it's going to be for most of the weekend. 30% tomorrow. not so bad. beach forecast, a lot of people are headed out to the beaches, may be already there. look at the water temperature, throw, for atlantic city and ocean city, around 59 to 60 degrees. air temperature will be in the middle 70's. sunday will be around 70 degrees. a little bit warmer as you head toward the outer banks of north carolina. water temperature now around 70 and they'll see highs tomorrow and sunday in the middle 70's. finally today, we went above 70 at reagan national airport, 75 degrees for our high, our average for this day is 82, 97 the record back in 1925. show you our current reading of 70 degrees, hard to believe that earlier in the week on monday, our high was 92 and we were in the 60's on tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and then today, up just a little bit. 63 gaithersburg, the same wi

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the team told us afterwards so many it felt like a home game and drove in from south dakota and st. louisphiladelphia even florida all to watch team usa begin its quest for the cup. >> rapinoe shoots. >> reporter: a decisive 3-1 victory over australia in the first group stage match. u.s. goalkeeper hope solo laser focused and on top of her game with save after save. >> she saved us yeah i told her as we were walking off the field at half thank you. >> reporter: the embattled star's performance seemingly un unaffected by her tumultuous private life. the coach saying the team has moved past those domestic abuse allegations. >> shot. >> she's the best keeper in the world and looked really sharp for the last three or four months. >> reporter: this squad a mix of youth and experience. five players making their world cup debuts including 26-year-old christen press. >> the shot. >> reporter: scoring in the 63rd minute to put team usa ahead. >> i've been dreaming of this moment my whole life and, of course in my dreams there's always goes. >> reporter: but it was megan rapinoe who added two goes

somebody from i called for the fbi to investigate this and the fbi tells us, the bureau, well, we can't say if we are investigating or not. well guess what? the fbi is investigating the st. louisdinals for hacking into the houston astros. that's all over the place. they can announce that but they can't tell me they are investigating the clinton foundation? what's that. >> the yes for the media an important one. you discover what would be called incremental coverage, that you are going to keep going at it. you are going -- i mean, one of the questions and let's talk about it in six months or nine months, too we really understand how much money in dollars and cents not generalities, that the clintons walked away with or that people in the foundation who work for them, you know. >> shouldn't the fbi be taking the lead? i want the press to investigate it because i want honest government. but the fbi has subpoena powers. you know, they can go in and get all of this stuff. whereas you and me and others we can't. we have to rely on other people. last word. >> sure. but the fbi relies on other people too. and they need credible evidence that a crime has been committed. >> the fbi? >>

st. louis cardinals hacked into the database of the houston astros. used to be a terrible team. they're actually pretty good now. first of all, let's get to the headlines. first of all comment from major league baseball. they say they will not do anything about this right away. here's the quote. once the investigative process has been completed by federal law enforcement officials we'll evaluate the next step. they will not do anything right away. the cardinals are also commenting. saying they're away into the investigation into the breach of astros database. the team is cooperating this is unprecedented this is a criminal investigation. this comes from the current houston astros general manager. he is a guy, mr. lu in. o, who is, claimed as a genius these days. he has taken the astros from worst to first. he but used to work for the cardinals. some speculation that cardinals thought he took proprietary information. they hacked into the astros computer to find out about that. jeff luhnow may be a genius but he has been hacked. he apparently didn't change passwords on the accounts very well. there you go. cardinals, should be noted storied franchise, second only to the yankees pe

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like anywhere from 8 to 10 inches of rain could call in parts of texas over the next couple of days. it will go wrapping right back around kansas city, st. louis, the great lakes, for us, we will had the rain last wednesday. no more rain in sight. windy at times. a lot of low clouds. drizzle. coastal drizzle. 25, 30 miles an hour gusts from san pablo i -- bay. there are a few locations that get back in the 90s. ukiah and clearlake, but 60s, 70s. 80s. but vacaville only 87. that's not bad for vacaville. low 80s, mid-80s for some. upper 60s, 70s for others. temperatures, 79 walnut creek, that's pretty good. 68 santa cruz. a lot of low clouds on the coast. 60s there. mainly 70s on the peninsula including redwood city at 77. slight warm jump as we head toward the end of the week. >> okay. i -- it was pretty warm this weekend. i was at my son's graduation in santa clara. it started at 8:30. by 11:00, when it was super hot we understand stood why it started so early -- understood why it started so early. thank you. >>> an al qaeda leader possibly killed in u.s. airstrikes. in 23 minutes, the developing news out of libya. >>> zoo animals running through the streets. still on