. >> the video in newfoundland. it's trying to show you what is under the water. as it has angle is changing, you can hear the stresses coming on the ice. as the cracks build, the crescendo is coming. >> whoa! >> anybody else want a drink? >> what i like is when it does fall and changes the weight balance, all that i said that was hidden under the water comes into view. a special moment to catch on video. another moment caught on video, grab the camera and see if you can catch lightning. i think he's going to do it this time. >> oh! [ bleep ] oh! >> the lights go out. it adds to it. at the same time, he finally caught that lightning on video. >> what was he expecting? he was out for that exact purpose, then freaked out. >> he wanted to catch it there. not quite on his head. either way, still a cool video. [ bleep ]. >> oh! oh! >> a cab driver in the middle of a shift going down the road in bangkok, thailand. other cars and motorcycles are trying to pass him. that's not the worst of it. this is. he meets this guy, this angry, shirtless man, 29 years old. starts to

the ship is off the coast of newfoundland and has retraced its route to search for that crew member. the ship is expected to arrive in halifax on monday. >>> blue ribbons, fried pies and presidential candidates battling it out in decision 2016. presidential hopefuls working hard to win over voters at the iowa state fair this weekend. >> keep it up, trump. you're the man. >> donald trump made an impression drawing a huge crowd at the fair today. and while he slammed his competitors, kids took rides in his personal helicopter. >> hillary clinton was the single worst secretary of state in the history of this country. the world collapsed us around while she was secretary of state. >> jeb bush and other republican presidential candidates also spent some time at the fair in iowa this weekend. grilling meat and meeting voters as well. hillary clinton was trying to get her message across. she's answering lingering questions about her private e-mail account. >> i am repeating the facts, and the facts are, i did ot send nor did i receive material marked classified. >> while in iowa, clinton al

, 65 degrees for center city and the low continues to move off to the north of nova scotia and newfoundland. and this trough is a little extra moisture beginning to pull away into northern new england, sunshine and humidity and 83 degrees and then the high comes over head and parks itself here and wall-to-wall sunshine and seasonable and low humidity and a high of 83 degrees, 73 is the ocean temperature, ma is mild and tomorrow lots of sun and 83 degrees and watch for dangerous rip currents, swim where the lifeguards are on duty and the beaches are guarded. as we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, another winner here tomorrow of 83 and we mimic that on friday as the temperature comes up and the humidity stays low but then the temperature and humts both will start to climb back up over the weekend on saturday, and 88 degrees and hot and humid on sunday and you'll notice high clouds on sunday afternoon as we touch 90 and stay here 90 monday into the first day of september on tuesday we could have a scattered thunderstorm around and heat wave number five on the way earlier n

. >> it's a video shot in newfoundland. it's rotating and starting to lean trying to show you what's under the water. as the angle is changing you can hear the stressors come on the ice that wasn't there before. but as the cracks build the crescendo is coming. >> anybody else want a drink? >> when that falls off and changes the weight balance of the iceberg and you watch on the left-hand side it's all that i said that was hidden under the water comes into view. special moment to capture on video. this guy likes to go out when there's a storm, grab a video camera and catch some lightning. i think he's going to do it this time. >> oh my god, oh [ bleep ]. >> the lights go out as well which kind of adds to the whole whoa! they clearly come on later but at the same time he finally caught that lightning on video. >> what was he expecting? he was out there for that purpose and freaked out. >> wanted to catch over there, not quite on top of his head. either way still a cool video. >> oh my god, oh [ bleep ]. >>> cut the line. >> y

newfoundland.at. newfoundland. this thing about the time zone is that they're going to have to figure out how to coordinate all the clocks with south korea because there is a shared industrial zone. scarlet: off, yes. the pragmatic needs to be factored in as well. pimm: they have to figure out that and it all takes place august 15. if you're looking at your watch and wondering what time it is in north korea -- pimm: the only person this affects is dennis robin, because he makes -- dennis rodman because he makes normal trips to north korea. ramy: i wonder what will happen happen toat will the airline schedules. scarlet: i'm going to take off. i'm going to be in my own time zone. you have a lot coming up the next half hour. pimm: coming up, we will talk with stephen short and figure out when the price of oil will stabilize. that is next. ♪ pimm: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. let's take a look at some of the latest headlines. the next leader of the senate democrats say he will not vote for

this is it like living in boston or newfoundland, resulting.he winters here are fairly short and fairly mild. i'm happy where i live. host: bruce is up next from ohio, a homeowner. caller: yes, good morning. host: go ahead, you are on. caller: yes. i live in slovenia ohio, which is next in toledo, ohio, and walking distance to michigan. my wife and i are x new yorkers -- ex-new york is. we bought our new home for 100 $80,000. it is a great place in value. a lot of times people look at it as quality of life. we are 45 minutes from ann arbor, a great university. we are one hour from detroit's. we are about an hour from cross-country skiing. we have excellent sports teams. i look at my friends in the east coast in boston and you are and my home there would probably be worth $800,000, but the quality of life is what life is about. i don't know if you have any questions to ask me. host: as far as the others who live around you -- i have been as others about foreclosures and things like that -- what's that like in your area check? caller: our area wa

. >> tom: yes, 11:00 atlantic time, and 11:30, newfoundland time. >> tom: and are you back home in canada time tomorrow? >> matt: yes. >> ben: how long will it take? >> matt: five hours, straight shot, 95 north. >> tom: outside, 3-1. >> matt: get a little chipotle, and it will make the ride a lot better. >> tom: is a little bit of what? >> matt: chipotle. >> tom: at the knees, 3-2. >> tom: cesar fouls it back. it is interesting over to the years to watch the different sort of setups that the pitchers have to be more deceptive. peralta has, and he is not the only one, because j.p. howell does, too, but they have all of the different movements before they deliver the ball to the plate, and a lot of it is to have more deception, because they don't feel that they have enough to get the hitter out with the fastball or anything like that. back towards the middle. that is a base hit for hernandez, and the 10th hit for the phils, and the inning is alive with one man down, and odubel herrera is the batter. >> matt: i talked to jimmy rollins in the dodgers' locker room, and talked about cesar herna

. >>> a search is underway right now off the coast of newfoundland, canada for a crew member from the queen mary ii who went overboard. the liner was headed from south hampton, england to new york and due to make a stop? halifax -- in halifax on monday when a crew member fell overboard this morning. [ inaudible ] turned the ship around to retrace its voyage and looking for him. but so far, the weather is hampering that search. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news, remembering beatle mania in queens. 50 years ago. >> also ahead shock at home depot. a slithering shopper leaves customers rattled. >> yeah. and a "star wars" part two. if you ever wanted to pilot the min len yum hey terry stop! they have a special! so, what did you guys think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... you know what? we want to make a deal with you. we're twins, so could you give us two for the price of one? come on, give us a deal. look at how old i am. do you come here often? he works here, terry! you work here, right? yes... ok let's get to the point. we'r

. >> and she touched a newfoundland. >> andrew missed mom but andrew is going to be oklahoma. >>> a newtion fight. it's more than 100 miles north. two openly illegal immigrants work for huntington park. ben tracy looks at the reasoning and the angry response. >> do you know why donald trump is popular? it's because of people like you. >> the huntington park city council got an aearful. >> we the people implies we the citizens, not we the illegal aliens. >> when yore wu offu were offer role, were you surprised? >> yes. >> reporter: do you consider yourself an american? >> yes. >> reporter: but the 21-year-old is an undocumented citizen who snuck into the country to be with his mother. >> the faith that i'm here illegally, i understand, but it's a reality we have to deal with. our parents decided to bring us here because they want a better future for us. we love this country. we follow the rules and we want to make something good of ourselves and make people proud. >> reporter: undocumented immigrants make up more than 15% of the people living in huntington park. the mayor knew appointing

. -- there is one up on the ice in newfoundland.deep -- there -- a propellors were bent., you cannot use your radio. and entrepreneur from ohio rescued the plane of the ice, brought it back to a small airport in ohio, reconstructed the plane. the airport told him that he was m theyer -- they told hi would not rent to him anymore. so he gave his plane way to the world war ii museum. now we have it hanging in the rowing center. -- boeing center. they were scrapped. some people in midland, texas cut the nose off. someone went into a big gigantic junkyard and cut off the nose. they have that hanging like so many paintings. there is a film about airmen returning from the war. the ariman goes to a scrapyard -- the airman goes to a scrapyard and looks among the junk. okay guys, thanks a lot. i will see you next week. we will do d-day. >> join us each saturday evening at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern for classroom lectures from across the country. on topics and era of american history. lectures in history are also available as podcasts. vi

a live look right now at newfoundland, were students have gathered to watch the leaders face off. now we move west to sutherland, garnering reaction on the key issues the leaders were just discussing -- jobs. >> i'm here at toronto's seneca college where we have been watching the debate with some journalism students. they have been scrutinizing the key issues when it comes to the country's youth. one of the big issues is the difficulty in finding a job. by are joined now i angline. tell me about your concerns. >> students tonight, the big issue is jobs. we want to make sure that after spending so much money and so much time on our education, that there is a return -- we want the job after this and we want to make sure we can make a dent in our loans. what's the minimum wage going to be question mark do we have a fighting chance? >> secondary education -- loans is another issue. >> may be workshops after you finish the formal training -- is there an opportunity for extended goals? >> we will send it over to roger now, on facebook. >> we want to get you involved. we have a public po

was one in the ice in newfoundland. it crashed. the propellors were bent. the plane is embedded in the ice. if you cannot turn propellers, you do not have electricity. it was lucky they were saved. they had no heat but they got out. that plane sat on the ice until a couple of years ago when an entrepreneur from ohio rescued the plane of the ice, brought it back to a small airport in ohio, reconstructed the plane. the airport told him they would not rent to him anymore. so he gave his plane away to the world war ii museum. now we have it hanging in the boeing center. but they were scrapped. some people in midland, texas cut the nose off. out. someone went into a big gigantic junkyard and cut off the nose. they have that hanging like so many paintings. they have hundreds of them down there. that is kind of what happens to the thing. there is a film about airmen returning from the war. infantry, too. the airman goes to a scrapyard and looks among the junk. that is what happens to them. okay guys, thanks a lot. i appreciate it. i will see you next week. we will

john's newfoundland where students at memorial university have gathered at the breezeway to watch at the leaders face off. west to tammy sutherland garnering reaction on a key issue the leaders were just discussing -- jobs. i am here at toronto seneca college where we have been watching the debate with some of this schools journalism students. what of those big issues is the difficulty in finding a job. we are joined now by a journalist student here. tell me about some of the concerns you have heard here from other students. >> speaking with students tonight, the biggest issue is jobs. we want to make sure that after spending so much money and time and investment on our education that there is a return. we want a job after this. we want to make sure we can make a dent in our student loans. what will the minimum wage be? >> loans another issue. >> post secondary education, workshops after you finish your formal training, is there an opportunity for extended growth. >> going to roger now who is gauging the debate on facebook. thank you for joining us cap it. we have been asking you que

a live look right now at newfoundland, were students have gathered to watch the leaders face off. now we move west to sutherland, garnering reaction on the key issues the leaders were just discussing -- jobs. >> i'm here at toronto's seneca college where we have been watching the debate with some journalism students. they have been scrutinizing the key issues when it comes to the country's youth. one of the big issues is the difficulty in finding a job. by are joined now i angline. tell me about your concerns. >> students tonight, the big issue is jobs. we want to make sure that after spending so much money and so much time on our education, that there is a return -- we want the job after this and we want to make sure we can make a dent in our loans. what's the minimum wage going to be question mark do we have a fighting chance? >> secondary education -- loans is another issue. >> may be workshops after you finish the formal training -- is there an opportunity for extended goals? >> we will send it over to roger now, on facebook. >> we want to get you involved. we have a public po

john's, newfoundland, were students had gathered to watch the leader to face off. now we move west to tammie sutherland garnering reaction on key issues that leaders were just discussing, jobs. tammie? >> i'm here at toronto's seneca college we've been watching the debate with some of the school's journalism students. they been scrutinizing some of the key issues when it comes to pertain to the country's youth. one of the big issues is at the difficulty in a job. we are joined now by angelie sood, a student. tell me about some of the concerns that children students on campus when it comes to jobs. >> speaking with students tonight in attendance, the big issue is a jobs. we want to make sure after spending so much money and so much time, investment honor education that there's a return. we want a job after this i want to we can at least make a dent in her student loans. what's the minimum wage going to be? do we have a fighting chance? >> postsecondary education of course and loans is another issue as well. >> may be workshops after you finish her formal training is

it happened yesterday mornined we're told the ship, off the coast of newfoundland, is retracing its route to search for that missing crewman. the queen mary ii left from southampton on tuesday and scheduled to arrive in halifax on monday. >>> turning to decision 2016. the iowa state fair is a time honored tradition for politicians and this weekend, presidential hopefuls are working hard to woo voters out there. >> keep it up, don. keep it up. you're the man. >> that is candidate donald trump making an impression, drawing a huge crowd at the fair. made that dramatic entrance arriving in his personal helicopter. even offering rides to kids. trump took jabs at democratic front-runner hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton was the single worst secretary of state in the history of this country. the world collapsed around us while she was secreta of state. >> jeb bush and other republican presidential candidates also spent time at the fair grilling meat, meeting voters and eating lots of fried food. >> always part and parcel of the whole thing, isn't it? >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton trying to ge