they include two hens, a large supply of food and a chicken coop.mer is the owner of a farm. >> we raise chickens for our customers to rent, four to six months, then we'll come pick them up so you don't have to keep them over the fall and winter. >> expect to pay about $400 for a four-month rental. the company says the bird flu has helped its business as egg prices continue to climb to record levels. >>> 4:27 now from our jersey shore bureau. here's what a new sea wall connecting the atlantic city boardwalk to margate and ventnor will look like. construction crews started phase one last week. the sea wall will react the south enlet with the north inlet for the first time since 1944 when a hurricane damaged it. the $15 million project is expected to be done by the end of 2017. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 4:27. 74 degrees. clouds overhead and still some showers in the area. i'll show you which areas are more likely to see additional showers during theç day. we'll go through the forecast, hour by hour just ahead. >>> all eyes were on k

they have clients in nine states that rent two hens for up to $450 for six months. bird flu has been a boom for business, as well as egg prices have climbed to record levels after a devastating outbreak wiped out 10% of production. these companies say demand for backyard flocks has jumped, at $400 for four months that breaks down at $1.79 per egg and $21 per dozen, a sum three times higher than the priciest organic eggs in the store, but a growing number are willing to pay just to know where breakfast came from. >> if you return the chick intact, do you get your deposit back? that was cnbc's morgan brennan reporting. renters are more interested in the yard to table lifestyle without a long-term investment. >>> chipotle is hosting a nationwide hiring event early next month. company officials say on sent september 9th 4,000 workers will be added to its existing staff and the restaurant chain is opening restaurants three hours early that day to promote the event on social media. chipotle says high-performing recruits could earn a six-figure salary. how about that. targ

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. -- hen is a particularly is a revered figure across the country. he is revered in kansas in that we came in the union at the same time lincoln is coming up, and kansans at that time who were passionate abolitionist were passionate for lincoln. and he said once famously that, if i were a young man now, i think i would go to kansas. lincoln andn with we have stayed with him. announcer: the supreme court case brown versus board of resulted in that desegregation of schools across the united states. we visit one row elementary -- we visit munro elementary school, one of four topeka schools for african-americans. ♪ >> we are standing in the kindergarten rule of the mo nroe elementary school in to begin. schoolsone of the four operating in topeka in 1951 when the brown v. board of education case was filed in district court. the brown v. board of education case is a small these of a much larger case that started back in 1930's that0's and was part of the national association for the advancement 's shovel toeople overturn segregation in public education. th

eastern time, susan peterson reports on the growth and hen the fall of the league of -- and then the fall of the league of nations. and finally at 11 p.m. eastern time, peter kiernan argues the importance of restoring the middle class in america. that's all this evening in prime time on booktv. >> a look now at some of the books the university of california at berkeley has encouraged new students to read before the start of the school year. in the pulitzer prize-winning behind the beautiful forevers, katherine boo reports on life in a settlement in mumbai. science and technology writer stephen johnson recalls a cholera outbreak in london in 1854 in the book "the ghost map." also on the university of california at berkeley's reading list for incoming students, the new yorker's elizabeth kolbert reports on the relationship between humans and the precipitous loss of species in "the sixth extinction." annie leonard looks at how overconsumption affects the environment, the economy and personal well being in the book "the story of stuff." and in garboloyj, reporter edward humes analyzes wh

two out with a line drive off the batter of eduardo nunez hits bryan mitchell hen face. making it a 3-1 game. all the concern was for mitchell this who would have to leave the game the bloodied face covered with the towel from there he was taken to the hospital for further evaluation. the result good news, a massal rack ture. he has been released from the hospital. it could have been a whole lot worse. team doctors will monitor mitchell the next few days to see if there would be any conditioncussion system system toes. so inning later. this you on the mound. rookie miguel gets a hold of one. amigos for 2-1 job. twins even a three piece. now we go. on the relief but no relive sight. as leads the inning off with a solo bomb and making it 6-5 twins they went up 7-5 but here. red hot carlos beltran. he in loads a big-time clutch. 2-1 bomb pulls the yanks even at seven and that is the way it is up in the bronx tonight in the eightth inning. as or the mets they had the night off before opening up a 2-game set tomorrow night in battle mer against the orioles himself we told you

several startup companies rent out hens to consumers to get fresh eggs picked from your backyard.ike rentthechicken.com give you the supplies you need, two includes two hens, a large supply of feed and a chicken coop. kay witmer owns a farm in central pennsylvania. >> we raise chickens for our customers to rent for a four to six-month rental over the spring and summer, then we'll come pick them up so you don't have to keep them over the fall and winter. >> the company says the bird flu has helped business as egg prices climb to record levels today. though check with your township. there may be ordinances against owning chickens. >> right, because many families just wanting to eat something locally grown have turned to actually having chicken coops in urban areas. township rules can get in the way of that. >>> let's go to new york for a look at what's coming up on the "today" show. >> we get a preview from matt lauer and savannah guthrie. >> good morning. >> good to see you both. coming up, what will the new day bring on wall street? after monday's huge roller coaster ride, what sh

there is no single news item that is jolting -- that should be having this kind of a jolt. ,hen you see other periods where you have this massive spike in volatility and quick selling, the market tends to snap back relatively quickly. what is important is those companies that have lead going into the downturn do well in the one week, one month. for six months after the market turns around, even if you miss the bottom, investing in those previous winners tends to be a winning strategy. if you look today that is what happened. emily: i love that you are here. you see the big picture in the real estate market but you know what is going on in the private tech community. how is volatility affecting you? there are two dimensions. the first is the housing market, volatility scares people. they worry they should put off this big purchase. a lot of them are selling stocks to afford houses. we saw over the past four months demand starting to falter. the housing market has been the mainstay of the u.s. economy and has topped off over the past four months. in the tech markets, we have seen people s

rain at the courthouse in, norristown on charges that she allegedly leak grand jury information and hen lied bit. kane's attorney says she's innocent and will plead not guilty. pennsylvania pennsylvania governor wolf, has called for a kane to step down. >>> and, backup, and the reactor was taken off line, earlier this week. and, over salem two which automatically shut down wednesday afternoon after a problem with the cooling pump. and officials say that the plant is designed to do just that and there was never any danger. and, it has been since the last shut down, and and. >>> carbon monoxide leak caused evacuation of the senior living facility in mow kes inn delaware. chopper three over cokes bury villone loveville road. resident were evacuated around 9:30 this morning but were just allowed back inside. fire officials, said crews detect high levels of the toxic colorless and oath or less gas. and fortunately no one was sick even. the cause of the leak is under investigation. >>> a bakery shop owner is in critical condition after she was shot by a would be robber, that as she opened up

several startup companies now rent out hens to consumers so you can get fresh eggs straight from yourbackyard. companies like rent-a-chicken.com exists they give you all the supplies including two hens, a large supply of feed and a chicken coop. kay whitmer owns a farm in pennsylvania. >> we raise chickens for our customers to rent for four to six month rental over the spring and summer, then we will come pick them up so you don't have to keep them over the fall and winter. >> here's what you need to know. it costs about $400 for a four-month rental. the company says the birds help businesses as egg prices climb to record levels. >>> the papal playbook is released today. >> it's a good read if you plan to see the pope during his visit here or if you want to avoid the crowds. >>> plus coming up, a tumultuous day on wall street. what the slump means for you. we have a local expert with the answer. >>> can't make this stuff up. >> plus a drone makes headlines for all the wrong reasons. >>> tonight, a look at a new sea wall that will connect atlantic city to nearby shore toups. >>> we hav

. >> thanks, and the california highway patrol puts out a call for a few good hen and women and how you can apply. >> a whale of a tale for tourists off the coast of canada with a >> daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> incredible video off the coast of nova scotia a big surprise for whale hampers when the whale came out of the water and did a back flip straight to the body. the tourists say it did it dozens of times. they do this for including necking off parasites and scaring the fish and actually communication. it was a big "hello." pregnancy awesome. now -- pretty awesome. >> good morning, again, from a bright top of the broadcast center in downtown san francisco. i will jump into the temperatures and show you what is going on outside. notice, san francisco and vallejo and santa rosa are 61 degrees where the clouds have left and we are seeing the sunshine. we are trailing everyone else in the upper 60s and even mid-70s around los gatos and san ramon and livermore and 73 in concord and antioch and fairfield and 65 in oakland and san jose. novato i

abby: is a senior investment strategist at goldman asked and hen is a senior investment strategist at goldman . thank you for being with us. what do you think of this leg at this point? abby: i think the s&p 500 will be data dependent, as is the federal reserve. investors are waiting to see how the economy is going and we have probably is -- we have obviously seen some mixed reads. some readings have been disappointing, but earnings in general have been quite strong and investors are waiting to see what will happen in the second half of the year. our view is that the economy may look somewhat better. we think the economy will ask and again in 2016 and that is the bassist -- the basis for our bullish call. what we area concern is have talked about with the media companies that were holding the s&p up have collapsed in the last few days. a lot of concern that this is a very narrow bull market. does that interest you at all? abby: it does interest me a great deal. another way to look at that is to can do this discrepant -- etween thoseb funds that are lightly managed and those that are a

you see her pick up a dog by its neck and hen slam it to the ground twice.ars that's what happened. the humane society and spca say unfortunately this is not the first time he have they have heard complaints about this woman and now they are asking for help on building a criminal case against her. >> we had heard from that neighbor and another neighbor previously over the last ten years but we never had any real solid evidence until we received that video clip. >> reporter: animal care workers took 11 dogs from the woman, three are her own. the workers say hell not return those three until she can prove they will be safe. investigators are not releasing her name because she has not been charged with a crime by could be misdemeanor or felony animal abuse. they want help locating the owner of the dog in that video because they want to make sure the dog is okay. he can suffer broken bones because he is so small and want to hear from anybody else who had a dog in that woman's care. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> safer nail salons in san francisco, tha

he yelled run, that other group scattered but aubrey was hen shot she says 30 times.despite a $250,000 reward there has been no real leads in this case. a nine year old murder case, but paul let says she will not stop million her son's killer or killers are behind bars. >> i don't know how long, i don't know p it's going to be in my lifetime but i do have hope. that's why i continue to do this. >> reporter: and on that note paulette brown will once again be at grove and baker today on the ninth anniversary of her son's murder along with homicide detectives at 3:00 this afternoon to hand out flyers and answer questions. 3:00 p.m. a is around the time when her son was killed. again, so far nothing but paul let is very determined, she has also been helping on a different mission and we will have more on that coming up in her next half hour. live this our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> it is 5:07. sunnyvale not known for violence, but this morning police are investigating the death of a woman who was apparently killed with a hammer. lind

that's the question around a group that says it's henning victims of superstorm sandy take a look at the logo for new york rising consultants. it's models on new york rising, the official state program for people who suffered during hurricane sandy. the companies sent homeowners email since the organization claims to employ former state workers, there's concern somebody took the addresses from a government database. >> where did they get the names, addresses and emails to make sure they didn't take them with them when they were working there which is illegal. >> the state sent the company a "cease and desist" order. the look-alike logo could also represent a deceptive trade practice. >>> getting your money to go further isn't easy especially in the tri-state area. a new survey finding some of the most expensive spots for families to live are in our area. first of all, washington, dc the number one spot. then the list hits home as you can see. >>> lonnie quinn is here. he has an award winning forecast. >> man. >> four of the top five. >> right here. >> light right here. >> maybe you l

positions in ramadi hen i.s.i.l. took over >>> protecting our national heritage, we follow the trail of pomps in one of senegal's fast national parks >>> we are getting reports that an indonesian plane with 54 people on board has gone missing. search and rescue say the aircraft lost contact with indonesia's remote eastern papua region, after taking off from jaia pora. we have more from jakarta. >> there's no report of the plane whatsoever. it was on the way to a town, a small town, which is near to the pap awee new guinea border, from the remote eastern part of inton eeshian. it flew from jaia pore two minutes before losing contact in an mountainous area. officials in the region say the weather was very bad. there's no report of the plane landing in any other small airport in that part of indonesia, and the search has been called off, because it's evening in papua. it's dark, and rescue workers are staying that they'll start again in the morning, trying to search for the plane. it's a 3-ghana plane. it's a twin engin

great, but a humid day, and until a cold front comes through, behind the front, the humidity falls, and hen the humidity falls on wednesday on the backside of the front. right now, down on the plaza, all is good at 75 degrees under partly cloudy skies. elsewhere, here's what's happening in queens, at 75 right now at jfk, 73 in brooklyn, and 74 in the bronx. 73 in newberg and cooler in sussex sitting at 67 degrees. we have a couple clouds sitting on top of the area. offshore, there's a very weak frontal boundary, and, tonight, there may be eastern areas with a spot shower, nothing major, and, tomorrow, the front washes away as high pressure builds in from the west and higher pressure brings sunny skies. to the west, right here, there's a frontal boundary, and that front comes through tomorrow night and tuesday, and that's when we could see showers and thunderstorms, and some of the storms could produce locally heavy rain. otherwise, ahead of that system, we'll continue to see a southwest wind flow adopt continuing to pump in humid air. in the atlantic, this is danny, days ago, this was a ver

hen na daniels is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> good morning, anne-marie. netflix is offering its members unlimited family benefits. it will offer unlimited maternity and paternity leave to all its workers. it will allow parents to take off as much time as they want during the first year after a child's birth or adoption and still get paid. >> if netflix does this, it's going to put pressure on all the other tech companies who want to keep their engineering staff and their people happy. >> and workers will also be able to return to work and then take more leave later in the year or simply work part time. >>> investors will be watching more earnings reports today, including time warner and tesla motors. the dow lost 47 points on tuesday. the s&p 500 was down 4. the nasdaq fell 9 points. >>> shares of apple stocks fell for the fifth straight day on tuesday. the slump is due to investor worries on whether apple can keep growing at a rapid price in china. the price of apple stock is at its lowest price in over six months. >>> nieman marcus is going public. they

hen hena daniels in new york, thank you. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" investors are hoping for stocks to end ott a high note for the third day this week and a billion people log onto facebook. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> we we're waiting for more reports on consumer spending and personal income in july. stocks on wall street had another day of strong earnings after a report indicated that the u.s. economy expanded much better. over the last three days the dow recouped nearly half of its losses. the dow gained 369 points thursday. the s&p was up 47. the nasdaq rose 115 points. crew oil prices jumped more than 10% on thursday. the benchmark u.s. contract rose $3.96 to settle it more than $42 a barrel. it was the largest gain since march of 2009. >>> landmark ruling from the national labor relations board voted thursday to redefine the employer/employee contracts. it would allow them to work directly with corporate giants like mcdonald's. mcdonald's and its supplier tyson foods are cutting ties with a tennessee farmer. they had a hidden camera tha

he is in the middle of a re-election campaign against vickie hen see. >>> some shuttle bus operators in san francisco are demanding equal labor rights and they hit the streets this morning, but not in their buses. >> no justice, no peace. [ chanting ] . >> drivers of the shuttle buses held this protest on valencia street before 8:00 a.m., the shuttle company is not living up to the basic standards as the employer, and preventing the drivers from union niceing. part of the permitting process. a representative from bowers wasn't available for comment. >>> starting today, some new rules are in place along san francisco's market street. these new signs here warn drivers it's now illegal for private cars to turn on to market, anywhere between third and 8th street. this morning, parking enforcement officers were stationed at intersections to make sure that the drivers followed the rules, preventing that car from turning. transportation officials say the goal here is to reduce traffic volume on market, and reduce the number of crashes. many of which involve pedestrians and bicyclists. >> i

. >> for he hen rieta emanuel. >> it's been growing every year, and now new orleans is one of the fastest growing cities in the country. ray. >> that's our jonathan betz reporting from new orleans. joining us is jacques mauriel, welcome to the program. what's measurable about the well-being of the people who live in new orleans today, how years? >> good evening ray. folks in new orleans, you know have struggled over the last ten years and some have been more successful at recovering than others. more affluent people are more likely to be successful and white new orleanians are likely to be more successful. there is a great disparity between affluent white people and black people. >> were you affluen a unemployed before the storm are you likely to be unemployed today? >> you are more likely to be unemployed. 52% of new orleans black men are without work, that's up 10% from prekatrina levels. household incomes amongst african american families is stagnant. household incomes among whites have increased more than 20%. so there is a vast disparity. >> jacques i got to tell you that unemploymen

the twin turn bo prepare caring 49 passengers, five crew members, cbs news correspondent hen a daniels explains how ground teams are now trying to reach that crash site. >> rescue teams in indonesia are navigating dense forest and high mountains, trying to make their way to the site where the air service plane is believed to have crashed. earlier today, search crews spotted smoke and wreckage that most likely belongs to the twin turboprops. taken off on 42 minute journey to the city of observationbill, when it disappeared sunday in bad weather. relatives of some of the 54 missing people on board gathered at the airport, looking for information. since found in 1991, the airline has logged 14 serious incident, and written often aircraft, as beyond repair. it is now one of number every indonesian airlines barred from flying into the united states and europe. >> their operations there, safety oversight, their maintenance there, training, their entire infrastructure, is clearly less than adequate. >> sunday's crash is the latest in a string of aviation disasters in southeast asia. last dece

as hen a dance yells reports, first time women were admitted to the course after the pen gone decided to maple combat roles available to women. this happened back in january. >>> after 62 days every grueling training, two women are now on their way to graduating, alongside 94 men, from the army's elite ranger school. the pair were among 19 females who took part in the first ever co-eds he had training session in the school's history. training that includes a notoriously tough course. >> caring the sack, which is pretty heavy, running missions, learning thousand do patrolling, none aided by fact the student average between two, four hours of sleep at night. >> women who have not been identified started the tough journey back in april, with hundreds of other soldiers, first completing a basic fitness test, consisting it of 49 pushups, 59 situps, and five mellotron in 40 minute. >> over the course of a few weeks, they mastered military mount nearing, par chute jumps, air assaults, to earn the ranger tab. >> at the root of everything, the course's purpose is still to create combat leaders

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in the first al jazeera john hen do you know traveled to the air force base in the state of missouri, he met the granderson of the pilot who dropped the bomb, a man who himself is now in charge of a nuclear fleet. brigadier general went from the cockpit to the most dangerous plane on earth to the commanders office, it is a familiar path in his family. >> 70 years ago his grandfather, unleashed the age of nuclear weapons when he opened the bombay doors of a plane named for his mother. it dropped a payload that devastated hiroshima. >> there was nothing down there what was a black boiling mes, and that cloud up above it was just tumbling andle aring. you could see the energy. the younger ticketses says his grandfather never doubted it. >> if my grandfather was here today, he would look at you and say, i had a job to do. i never lost one night sleep after that mission. not one. and the reason is not because i am a warmonger, it was because i knew that this mission that i was ordered to do was effective in bringing this war to an end. in the long run saving hundreds of thousands of lives.

people kind of look at me hard hen i say that. but i done think we've ever dealt with that legacy. slavery was something that was really horrific in this country because it wasn't-- for me the great evil of american slavery wasn't involuntary serve -- servitude t wasn't forced labor. the great evil was the narrative of racial difference we created to legit mate it. the ideology of white supremecy. >> rose: inferior versus superior. >> exactly. and that consciousness, that nair difficult was never addressed by the 13th amendment. and that's why i argued that slavery didn't end in 1865. i believe it evolved. >> rose: and exists today in the minds because what we think about questions of race and color. >> yes. i think there is a presumption of dangerousness and guilt that gets assigned to black and brown people, particularly black and brown boys but black an brown people that we've never really freed ourselves from d reinforced.been sustained we lynched people during the first half of the 20th century because of that presumption of dangerousness and guilt. we segregated people during

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. >> reporter: for do erers, hen he was in the white house, just one. >> i wish i ad sent one more helicopter to get the hostages and i would have been reelected but that may have -- [ laughter ] >> reporter: and his biggest accomplishment. >> the best thing i ever did was marrying roseland. that's the pinnacle of my h life and we had 69 years together, still togeth and so that's the best thing that happened to me. >> reporter: president carter's first riduation treatment was today. sunday, he'll be where he usually is in church. >> i plan to teach sunday school this sunday and every sunday as long as i'm physically and mentally able. we have hundreds of visitors who come to see the curiosity of a politician teaching the bible. >> reporter: jimmy rter, a man with true purpose and unafraid. harry smith, nbc news. >> a courageous man and we wish him well. >>> that's going to do it for us on a thursday night. i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news. th wk you for watching and good nig . interview about her surpr e wedding. >> the ring, the honeymoon jen tells all now on "extra." >>> here she

after the shooting the suspect rammed into the front of a nearby minimart, hen barricaded himself inside an office. officers responding to the scene were eventually able to take him back into custody. this morning chieb in a has detained several senior officials over this month's warehouse explosion. among those being held executives that worked for the company that owned the warehouse and high ranking government officials. her accused of criminal negligence, dereliction of duty and abuse of power. that investigation is focused on how the warehouse got permission to handle dangerous chemicals in the f. first place despite being so close to homes and roadways. >>> happening today now back in the u.s., president obama is going to be in new orleans ahead of the tenth anniversary of hurricane katrina. saturday marks ten years since hurricane katrina made land fall and nearly destroyed several cities. since then the focus has been on rebuilding that city and area. today the president will visit various neighborhoods in new orleans affected by the hurricane. estimates put the damage from katri

we should have got hen to the corner, and i thought did he real nice job out there. i liked how timmy through t that's the big concern with everything coming in, has he really changed, and i think he is sequence g better, you know, he has his feet underneath. when guy run the right route, i thought he threw the football real well. >> to keep up with all of your philly sport teams, signed one text alert, text cbs philly sports to 84816. have new, mess age and data rates stillly. still ahead, starbucks adding new ingredient to popular item. we'll tell you what it is, first, what's coming under tonight on cbs-3. >>> police arrest teenage boy in connection with the beating and rape of five year old girl in north philadelphia. investigators say, the girl positively identified the teen who attack her last month. >> also congressman chaka fattah expect in the court today, accused every miss appropriate g hundreds every thousands of dollars if federal, charitable, campaign funds. fattah will ask to two house committees to review his conspiracy case where possible misconduct

the three officers hen fired at the suspect. >> i don't believe the officer life was in jeopardy like that to where you have to shoot a person, you know, to kill him. >> police say all three officers fired their weapons. now, those officers were wearing activated body cameras. investigators are now reviewing that video. >>> a developing story, the jerusalem fire has now reached the perimeter of the rocky fire in lake county however they have not purged. charred brush is keeping them apart for now. more than 30,000 acres have burned in the jerusalem fire. there is some progress to report, it's though nearly 20% contained. >>> there is a battle reportedly brewing in the north bay over water. it's pitting environmentalists against about 1,000 grape fwroers in the russian river region. they are upset by a bill that's being pushed by the wine industry. that calls for a new irrigation district covering five areas where the region's wine grapes grow. they plan to protest at a sonoma county meeting. >>> some consider it a shopping paradise, but if you live near the outlets in livermore that p

. >>> money watch's hen a daniels joins us from the new york stork stock exchange, hearing triple a released monthly gas price report. what can we expect for the month of august? a lot of folks are traveling. >> good morning erika we rarely get to say this, but summer good at the gas pump. triple a says prices are dropping for the 18th day straight. many families are hitting the road for vacation. triple a says gas prices are falling at the fastest rate since january. that is due to cheaper crude oil costs right now the national average at the pump about 2.65 in pennsylvania, drivers can expect to pray average of 2.73, little higher erika? >> not bad. hearing actress jessica alba honest company under fire for it sunscreen. what's wrong with it? what's going on here? >> yes, many consumers claim the mineral based spf30 sunscreen is not providing much sun protection at all. many are posting their sunburn pictures on social media. i got to tell you, it is not a pretty site. the honest company touts itself as ecofriendly, they released statement saying they stand by the efficacy of its sunscreen

rehoboth and bet hen i beach 84 degrees and ocean temperature 77 degrees. tropical satellite shows tropical stormer contact if you look at this, this is not a healthy looking storm. it is not a lot of activity, not tightly wild. it is 495 miles east of antique was, moving west at 18 s like this has very little chance of developing into the hurricane. it will be moving into, wind sheer and dry air, so it likely will be heading over lesser antilles overnight into thursday morning, a approaching virgin island and then likely north of the puerto rico. the island by the weekend and then i think is there a good chance erika will be just like danny and will be ripped apart by the land. i'll keep you posted. back at home the the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, just beautiful tomorrow. 84 degrees. thirty-eight on thursday. friday lots of sunshine. we will warm up. 85 degrees. heading in the weekend it will get warmer saturday. still low humidity. eighty-eight. we will bump up to 89 degrees on sunday. add moisture in the air more humidity. on monday and tu

money watch's hen a daniels joins us from the new york took stock exchange with good news about gas pricesd morning. >> reporter: good morning summer -- summer good at the gas pump. prices dropping for the 18th day straight. as many families are hitting the road for vacation, triple a says gas prices are falling at the fastest rate since january. that is due to cheaper crude oil costs. right now the national average of the p.m. except 2.65, and pennsylvania, drivers can expect to pay an average of 2.73. >> after jessica alba's company hon zest under fire for its sunscreen. many consumers claim the mineral based spf30 sunscreen does not provide much protection at all. many of them are posting their sun burned pictures on social media. the honest company that taught itself as ecofriendly released a statement saying it stands by the safety and efficacy of its sunscreen. >> forget a mcmuffin. mcdonald's now testing out new fancier breakfast choice, attempt to move away from fast-food image. the chain has started serving gourmet breakfast in australia. the new menu includes belgium waffles, wit

we check on business news headlines, hen a daniels, up at the stock exchange. we have news about interest rates. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, err cape, absolutely right. dels by the the global economic turmoil, the federal reserve advice chairman remains open to the possibility of raising interest rate in september. fed advice chairman stanley fisher says there is good reason to believe inflation will move higher. speaking at annual conference, they say pressure holding inflation down has already gun to fade. before the recent market turmoil, the fedoras expected to race rates after its mid september meeting. it says it has discovered massive gas field off egypt. describing it as the largest ever found in the mediterranian sea. says the find could hold potential of 30 trillion cubic feet of gas over 38 miles. it is being called one of the world's largest natural gas finds. erika? >> hena, thank you so much. also, talking about the sling i, all time classic childhood toy is celebrating big dirt day this weekend. tell us more. >> reporter: that's righ

loss,hen we are incurring it is still much smaller. the net benefit is better.jor improvement over the last three years, you can see the impact of lower fuel. one company also given the heat's galaxy. the share price is 6.5% down at the moment. it is at a six week a low yesterday, and has continued that rout, earnings plunging 46%. the casino operator has been dealt a losing hand. galaxy saying the losing streak will end soon with an upturned towards the end of the year. that what ise on going on. craighead is here, galaxy is not doing as bad as some of them. indeed. if you look at the mass-market part of that business for everyone wants to drive the richer, they gain share. mass-market revenues were down mid teens on the year-by-year basis. part of that was because of the new resort, part of that was also interestingly held back because they had a relatively unlucky win percent. you could say it was even better -- rishaad: so the house doesn't always win is what you are saying. tim: exactly. rishaad: i don't believe that for a second. we have this broadway open

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hen a daniels, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> now the secretary of state will make a speech as part of the opening ceremony at the us embassy later on this morning. stay tuned to hear those remarks at about 9:45 right here on cbs-3. nicole? >> meanwhile, gas leak forces evacuation of apartment building on the campus of rowan university. chopper three, over the scene, last night. an university spokesman says about 30 students and staffers were displaced from the tree adapts, when the carbon monoxide detectors went off. good news here, no one was injured. >> well, new this morning, an amazing story of survival after wednesday's deadly explosion, in china we'll have the details on that. >> then, hear from some good samaritans, fiery crash on the new jersey turnpike. >> huge water fountain captured on camera near popular resort. more on the incredible video coming up next. >> ♪ >> billy joel concert last night? i'm sure it was just terrific. >> i wish i was at the billy joel concert last night. >> we'll give you lip snip-it from the concert when we come right back. have a great day, folks.

so we are always trying to find out what the big concerns are because hen we can drop back and say, okay, let's do something meaningful to make this different. >> your dad started the business. what has he taught you about business and politics over the years? he is, what, 91 years old? >> 91, yeah, and a terrific guy and still in good health. i'm very, very lucky. my dad and i worked side-by-side for probably 13, 14 years, six days a week, and we had a wonderful relationship, i don't think either of us ever raised optimistic, i think he never saw a problem he didn't think he could solve and i think he was just really good to the people that worked for us and the customers. i remember as a very young man resenting him that i was working so hard and all the employees just loved him and treated him like he was god, you know, how do you get to do that? and i realized that it's the -- that wonderful wisdom that who a leader is much more important than who he or she -- what he or she does. it's that projection of character. and i think -- i mean, that's what i want to be as a political leader

guard for a hen house. i mean, look, we have evidence, you know. i mean, this is an important part of our philosophy. our philosophy's very simple really. we try to discover what's objectively true, and we try to move to where the truth is. we don't try to drag the truth kicking and screaming to a pre-dug trench that we're in. we want to know where the truth is, the truth isn't going to move for me. the truth doesn't care about what i think. i could have a theory about the acceleration rate of gravity when i drop a ball, but the acceleration rate of gravity is the same throughout the entire planet. i'm either on the truth or the truth is somewhere other than where i am. i want to be on the truth. so in answer to your question, we have some evidence about this. for example, in 1980 we had a guy who ran for office on a platform of conservatism. and miserably he only won 45 states. he only won 45 states in that election of 1980, but after four years of track record, after four years of evidence of these polici

there's no way that that hens us. you're going to have to do something with a tariff at the border. if they're going to make cars other there, you no what, it's fine. but they're going to have to pay some kind of a price. we are getting killed on strad. >> all right. let me roll back -- >> carl icon is a great negotiator and i have mr. other great negotiators. >> you waumd rely wouldn't put them in charge of china? you know what that makes people think. is this is not a business. >> it's a business e business, too. you can come up with my in this building. i have a great relationship with china. just like i do with mexico. >> the problem is the diplomacy and all the policy people. >> we have day ploim see now mp mplt. >> how do i have the biggest veekd. they love it. where you know oeft ten any knowledges that the chie nooez moist wabtsd. one was tig trump. they swnd the strund. >>> i take a giek lie carpal icon. you say, you know what, i'd like you to watch over the dealsing with e being mades with china. >> carolyn ken kill. in japan. wiz mpx like, really? the angerer barge tovrk.

hen will the fed raise rates that is the question now.h mobile telecoms reported weaker than expected profits. plans to widen its cost cuts in his generation unit, according to people familiar. and the italian oil company said it has discovered a supergiant natural gas field offshore egypt europe, 900 billion euros of value that has to sit. performing best stock in europe in august? the betting company up by 20% that plans to merge with others. back to you. betty: now a look at the other top stories this afternoon. along salefive-year streak may be coming to an end. they increased sales for 64 months in a row. it is in jeopardy because of a calendar quirk that pushes labor day weekend and the sales that come with it into september. last to the holiday weekend made up 20% of august sales. suzuki will not go it alone. arbitrators have upheld requests withrminate an agreement volkswagen. site, video streaming more than 400 channels of facebook for free. he will get the most popular tv shows, but you will be able to programs like the best of

so we are always trying to find out what the big concerns are because hen we can drop back and say, okay, let's do something meaningful to make this different. >> your dad started the business. what has he taught you about business and politics over the years? he is, what, 91 years old? >> 91, yeah, and a terrific guy and still in good health. i'm very, very lucky. my dad and i i worked side-by-side for probably 13, 14 years, six days a week, and we had a wonderful relationship, i don't think either of us ever raised our voice to the other one had this all those years together. he would tease me all the time, i would come to work at 7:30 in the morning he would say good afternoon, young man. but i often thought that i was -- he was a far better mechanic than i am, but then i was much better at much of the business i think so this, you know, better at the computer, better at financial statement analysis, you know, read all the magazines on what was happening in the car business, but what i especially learned from him were all the values. i mentioned the integrity earlier. i never saw him

they were able to do surveillance on jones and able to track down his car and amp henned him at a motel 6 hotel in free mont. they worked close with freemont and close with oakland. we know that crime travels across the bay and they're going to work together to track down the criminals and bring industries. >>> you said they said a matter of time. how do they know who the other two are. >> they have leads on the other two suspects, but the exact information they're not revealing. the chief do not want to jeb size you this case and all of us here at ktvu and all of the other news agencies have been hearing details of this crime, but we're on purpose not letting people know what that information is is because we feel like it will jeopardize the case and all of us want these criminals behind bars. >>> tara, thank you very much. >> let's go give you an update on the jerusalem wild fire burning. 160500 acres. >> there are mandatory evacuations in sexual -- sex jerusalem valley. if you look at this room from of smoke, it was seen all the way in san francisco. we recorded this around 2:00 from

related -- .epatitis issues growing host: paint a picture about what is going on in the united states hen it comes to heroin specifically and overdosing and addiction problems. last 15 years we have seen a rise in overdose deaths initially driven by painkillers. painkillers that were widely misused and in recent an enormous seen shift to heroin use. relatively low or table but started to rise. in the -- we saw it a lot in the northeast but we west eing it from the coast to the appalachian region and with this rise had heroin rise in dramatic overdose deaths and hepatitis c people seeking a lot of ment so communities are suggesting to et a handle on this especially in rural and suburban areas. host: most of the issues taking northeast like vermont, midwest is what we have a little n that shows bit of where the information is. what is causing it specifically of appen in these sections the country? guest: i think there are a few different patterns that are intersecting. one is that in some places like parts of the appalachian region parts of the northeast where the prescription painkiller to