finally, party city, the chain of party supply stores down 10% today.ut its forecast for comp sales. i calculated how they have done since the ipo price. where you see these charts begin is where they closed on the first day of trading. pollo loco.e el it is down the most. 39% from its ipo price. finally, party city, even though it is down from its first day of trading, it is up from where it sold shares. with that was julie hyman the ipo update. the government's top watchdog is resigning at the end of the month. mark has been the cftc since mid-2014. he is viewed as a moderate voice on the commission. olivia: tesla filed to sell 2.1 million shares. tesla is giving itself more breathing room as it prepares to know its model s suv. james is giving kids with challenging backgrounds the chance to go to college for free. the program would provide a guarantee for year scholarship -- a guaranteed four-year scholarship. those are some of your top headlines. jcpenney shares rallying today. than estimated second-quarter loss. cosmeticsen's and helped boost reven

after it's about applied materials, nordstrom, king digital and party city.ave a lot of data coming out tod today. before we talk about the economic data i want your thoughts on china. it will not actually be seen by the fed as a near term head wind? >> i don't know. i mean they're trying to continue to figure out what is happening to their economy and it's going to make it. that will be able to export more. it is a little bit of concern. i don't think that that will change any of their view on the economy but, i mean, yeah. this will put a little bit more downward pressure on prices because they're going to be a little bit cheaper when we buy them so that will keep inflation from increasing in the u.s. and that could have some impact. >> but if beijing continues to intervene will this spark a global currency war? >> it's very difficult to know. the chinese currency has been kept outside of the markets. outside of the flow of the markets for so many years that it is very very difficult to know. we have seen other currencies going down in what we could call ki

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party vans. >>> sanctuary cities and the death of kate steinle in san francisco were among the topics. first prime time republican debate last night. candidates were asked about kate's law. it would restrict federal funding for sanctuary cities and impose mandatory prison time for deported immigrants who return illegally. victor cruz author of the senate version says he is concerned about the flow of illegal immigrants. the president threatens to veto. >>> a street in san jose known for potholes is getting fixed.

mixologists are going to show us how to make the ultimate summer cocktail whether you're throwing a beach party, city party or staying in at home. first up, mango sangri a. >> make it very simple -- method within so start with just a little bit of fruit. about a cup of mixed berries altogether. we'll add one ounce agave and six ounces of the patro n mango, and then top it off with rosea and let this rerefrigerate one it two hours before you drink it. recommend serving this drink on rocks and using fruit as garnish. all right dinner -- these look great. you going to try with me? sure, cheers. yum that is good. that is good. next cucumber ricky. >> it is the half an ounce of the -- patro n, orange. one ounce of fresh squeezed cucumber juice. half an ounce of the fresh lemon juice and finally just a bar spoon of simple syrup. and then garnish with a cucumber. that is a cucumber rick can i. we have to taste this one too. >> cheers. cucumber rick can i thank you. refreshing i can get used to summer cocktails. so let's serve these drinks at a summer cocktail party in the hotel. good thank you so much sir.

we have probably the only strong three-party city in the united states of america. i think that the reason we win and continue to win is that increasingly people are frustrated and angry about a two-party system which is dominated by big money and which does not pay attention to the needs of working people or elderly people or poor people. i think if you talk common sense to the people and say the government is supposed to represent the needs of those people who today are not getting a fair shake, you know what, they'll vote for you. and the problem that we have nationally in this country is that the two-party system dominated by big money is not delivering for ordinary people, which is why people are giving up on the political process, why they're not voting, and why there is a great deal of anger and frustration at the political system as it now exists. >> that was an interview that bernie sanders gave to c-span all the way back in 1989 when he was the mayor of tiny burlington, vermont. but the themes that he hit in that interview, those are exactly the same theme

try to get control of the chaotic situation of the new industrial cities in the socialist party as part of it in many cities. connected in new york, reading, pennsylvania, you can run down city after city, socialist administrations come to power and operate as progressive era reformers. other socialist say it is not good enough. a great journalist starting out at the time as a writer, as a socialist said, if socialists is to make anything of political action, we have to distinguish ourselves from the progressives and at least cut the returns to properties. try to cut down on the profits of business. they tried to run a good, honest government based on the skilled unions, the nativeborn white. it is an old-fashioned kind of working-class, particularly german immigrants and their children which is governing in milwaukee. and in other cities. berger's position is what we call the left of the socialist party. industrial unionists like bill haywood that say no, was socialist have to do is organize the unorganized workers. the unskilled workers, the factory floor. the workers who are left out

city of aden. a member of the party, runs a divided city. the secessionists want aden to become the breakaway of the republic. forces loyal to the president want the seaport city to become the financial capital over yemen. the reform one of yemen's organised political party says yemen should remain united. a failed assassination attempt is a sign of the deteriorating security situation across the country. >> it sets a tone for security in aiden. everyone is scrambling to clean up their act in the city, and establish a police force. but they haven't been successful so far. >> aden was retaken from the shia houthis, and troops loyal to deposed president. this followed months of air strikes by a saudi-led coalition, the tanks provided by the united arab emirates loyal to hardy played a role in pushing houthi forces from the south. and this is what they face. >> anti-houthi fighters on the offensive in the centrality of tiaz. they are led by this man. a tribal leader from the islam party, his fighters have captured many areas, and security build

where mixologyists will show us how to make the ultimate summer cocktail, whether throwing a beach party, a city party or staying at home. first up, mango sangria. >> to begin making this, very simple method. let's start with just a little bit of fruit, about a cup of mixed berries altogether. we'll add one ounce agave and six ounces of petron. we'll let it refrigerate before you drink it. we recommend this on the rock and using fruit as a garnish. >> reporter: this looks great. you going to try it with me? >> of course. cheers. >> reporter: cheers. that is good. >> that is good. and strong. >> reporter: next, the cucumber ricky. >> this is the silver, half an ounce of the patron orange, one ounce of fresh squeezed cucumber, and a bar spoon of simple syrup. strain. and then we'll garnish with a cucumber. this is a cucumber ricky. >> reporter: we have to taste this one, too. >> all right. cheers. cheers. >> reporter: that one is good. very refreshing. i could get used to these summer cocktails. let's serve some of these drinks at a summer cocktail party in the hotel diamond suite. thank you, sir.

party city down 12%. fogo down 26. then there's fit built, up 50%. thoughts?> well, leaving fit bit aside, a lot of those other names seem like one-hit wonders to me, i feel like we have talked about them a lot on the show do they have competitive modes to competition? most i don't see that, that's just my opinion. i'm not surprised a lot have fallen off. fit bit is the exception. >> this is what happens the end of the cycle, companies come public that shouldn't become public, should be acquired by other company bus sometimes private equity doesn't have what at the need and get cash out, that's how it works, you have to be selective, you can't just buy any ipo anymore and expect to make money. >> move on to our trade or blitz now, four raids on four stocks making news, estee lauder a revenue miss, 16% drop in skin care vision. steve weiss? >> i don't know why i got the makeup stock, i am eat guy that needs it the least. they beat the bomb to the line, what is hurting the stock is forward guidance, which they lowered. estate lauder recycles before, you wait for

there is no one party in the city of philadelphia.he democrats in south philadelphia don't coordinate with the democrats in the northwest or in north philadel-- we don't all come together and decide what we're gonna do and protect ourselves as democrats. we fight for these seats like cats and dogs. there is no anointing, there is an independent political movement, and let's not suggest that there's not corruption outside the boundaries of the city of philadelphia and there's not corruption in the republican party outside the boundaries of the city. >> i'm not suggesting that either. >> certainly what it sounds like. and where that corruption exists outside of the city of philadelphia is in places where there's totally republican control. it is a product of individuals who decide whether they're gonna behave properly or behave improperly. >> and we keep electing the same type of people over and over again, all run by the machine in the city of philadelphia. you don't see that in chester county and montgomery county republican party. >>

city of aiden. a member of the sunni party and he runs a divided city.ionist want aiden to become the capitol of a break away southern republic. forces loyal to president hadi want the sea port city to become the financial capitol of all federal yemen. islam reform one of yemen's most organized political parties says yemen should remain united. but the failed assassination attempt is a further sign of the deteriorating security situation across the country. >> it sets a tone for security in aiden. everybody is scrambling to cleanup their act in the city and establish a police force. but they have not been successful so far. >> reporter: aiden was retaken from the shia houthis and troops loyal to deposed president saleh. this followed months of air strikes by a saudi-led coalition, these thanks provided by the united arab emirates for soldiers loyal to exiled president hadi played a crucial role in pushing houthi forces from the south. and this is where fighting is taking place. anti-houthi fighters are on the offensive in the central city of thai. they a

cities." ==takeo= within the democratic party. einstein is getting heat about the sanctuary cities. it's resurfaced after the shooting death of kate steinle. previously deported several times. our political analyst joins us. larry, interesting spot. senator feinstein, the former mayor of san francisco could be penalizing the city. >> it's an issue that could cause problems for feinstein and the democratic party as we approach an election year of all things. feinstein is considering a bill. the bill would make it harder for sanctuary cities to shield undocumented immigrants in trouble with the law. the bill would also require law enforcement officials to inform immigration and customs, that's i.c.e., whenever these things happen. the undocumented immigrant with a felony conviction is about to be released. it would also withhold federal funds from localities that fail to comply with these new rules. look, at a minimum the feinstein bill if passed would reduce the role of sanctuary cities simply that. >> this is an issue the republica

officers from police departments thinkout the baer area plan to visit block parties in their cities. san jose and san francisco are two of the top ten best cities to live in. >>> 62 of the cities in the country were ranked best to worst. san jose where has number one- -was number four and san francisco tied all right number eight spot--tied for the number eight spot. oakland was ranked number 23. >>> new information on that base jumping accident at yosemite. >> and it is a bit cooler around the baer area today. rose mary has a look at when we could see some warmer weather. >> also, the new study that explains why woman at the office are often reaching for a sweater while the men feel like the temperature is perfectly fine. hey foster farms! looks like you left these two west coast birds behind! foster farm's chicken's california grown. you guys aren't from here. wrong! we love yoga and sunshine and stuff. well foster farm's chicken has no added hormones. well i wish you didn't have any added negativity! ha! high five! yeah! he's not going far. they're local. introducing fresh and nat

officers from police departments across the bay area are planning to visit block parties in their cities. >>> senate democrats blocked a vote that would strip funding from planned parenthood. claimed planned parenthood was selling fetal tissue which is illegal. >> the truth is the republicans and their extreme allies have been out to get planned parenthood for decades. the only thing that changes is their tactics. >> planned parenthood receives up to $500 million per year in medicaid contributions and $60 million in federal funds for family planning is services. >>> the first day of school until san francisco is just two weeks away but the district does not have enough teachers. san francisco unified is still looking to fill more than 50 teaching jobs. the teachers union says it's becoming more difficult to track and keep techiers because of the pay and the cost of living in the city. the average salary is less than $70,000 a year. >> among younger teachers it's their number one concern and i hear it all the time. i won't be able to stay in the district if i can't find a place to live. >

. >> we will try to get on top of that as he returns the costume to party city. >> stay on top of that. channel 7 will investigate that. >>> when we come back, some neighborhood eats, but first, big dog sunday with amy freeze who is trying to school me on kenny chesney all morning. >> the education of rob nelson. >> i would love to be doing that all morning. that sounds good. sometimes when it gets so hot, your significant other, you need some space. not so with big dog sound. this is momma and max and they're cuddling up. that's a big smooch, a kiss right there on the cheek. plant one on. a little too hot for that for some people. molly chilling on the recliner taking over i guess in the ac. you know how i feel about pets and their owners in the pictures. i really don't do it but this one is for scale. check out mile low. bigger than -- milo. bigger than peggy. that is a big dog on this sunday. thanks for sending them in. we'll join the millions who have already switched. we switched. and now, we're streaming netflix. who knew time warner cable's internet was so fast! mom switched. an

. >>> the hardest parties leaving the city of philadelphia.ave been so good to me, so supportive of me over the the years, i can't thank them enough for it but i'll try. >> the end of a major era in philadelphia sports history fan favorite chase utley traded to the dodgers. >>> tipping his hat there to fans as he leaves the field for the last time as a philadelphia philly. >> hard to believe he is gone. >> i know. >> sad news. >> good morning thursday august 20th i'm erika von tiehl. >> i'm nicole brewer. we will have more reaction from fans about chase utley, and, of course, the rain that is moving in, people will be reacting to that.

party vans. >>> sanctuary cities and the death of kate steinle in san francisco were among the topics. first prime time republican debate last night. candidates were asked about kate's law. it would restrict federal funding for sanctuary cities and impose mandatory prison time for deported immigrants who return illegally. victor cruz author of the senate version says he is concerned about the flow of illegal immigrants. the president threatens to veto. >>> a street in san jose known for potholes is getting fixed. kiet do with an update on the repaving of foxworthy avenue, where he is all too familiar with the bumpy ride. >> reporter: never thought i would center to say this, but there is -- never thought i would have to say this but there is nothing like the sound of a jackhammer in the early- morning hours. for years, foxworthy avenue has been a pain in the asphalt. crews are repaving the road that has been the poster child of neglect. it's rough. >> foxworthy is pretty rough. >> reporter: it's supposed to be a quiet neighborhood street. instead it has battle scars. i have driven on t

. >>> it will be easier to go from one party city to another. spirit airlines adding flights to and from las vegas every day. >> educators are taking action to revamp one of the most troubled school districts in new york state. >> now a former new york city school lance lore has been reported monitor the situation around the school district and report back to albany. >> it's been pretty good. [ cheers ] >> reporter: another proposed fix for the east rampo school district where children attend school that is ran by taxpayers who are sending their children to another place. >> the actions are not best prosieved for the children. >> reporter: now the former school chancellor is the new district leader for the cool district. the district needs more than cheer leading. the best placement courses are music programs, being eliminated 3 years ago, and we reported on the pocket it could cut kindergarten. >> this recent graduate says she's lucky she made it out. >> all the funding is gone. >> reporter: you think they need a state monitor? >> reporter: cri

>>> the hardest parties leaving the city of philadelphia. they have been so good to me, so supportive of me over the the years, i can't thank them enough for it but i'll try. >> the end of a major era in philadelphia sports history fan favorite chase utley traded to the dodgers. >>> tipping his hat there to fans as he leaves the field for the last time as a philadelphia philly. >> hard to believe he is gone. >> i know. >> sad news. >> good morning thursday august 20th i'm erika von tiehl. >> i'm nicole brewer. we will have more reaction from fans about chase utley, and, of course, the rain that is moving in, people will be reacting to that. might need your umbrella lets check weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> roads are still dry. let us know what we are looking at. it is so muggy, yesterday, will it be the same today. >> yes, soupy air mass just continues to stay in place at this point. what that will do for us is allow for potential for heavy downpours. we have this moisture laden air mass anything that fires up courtesy of inst

the these days bridesmaids they have to spend bachelor party, different cities, you have to pay for thearticular, her ticket and hotel and all that and then to have fun while there then the shower, bridal shower, get gift for. that then you have to buy your own dress and get ticket to the wedding. so, sometimes it is like a wedding gift just doesn't make it in the budget. maybe their presence is a gift. >> i have been a grooms manny don't know if i gave them gifts. >> you don't give them a gift. >> i don't remember. >> that means you didn't give a gift. >> i give the gift to everybody and people started to make fun of me. >> what was it. >> it was normally glass. what was the famous glass company. >> tiffany. >> not that expensive. >> okay. >> it is waterford. >> waterford. >> thank you, sue. >> a clock. >> waterford clock and a sign that says a, to the end of time. >> no, to about time and the rest of your life. >> why did they make fun of you. >> every wedding, the same darn clock. >> it isn't like giving away phones and stuff. >> spoon. >> spoons. >> you give a spoon. >> or a set. >>

. >>> the the hardest parties leaving the city of philadelphia.have been so good to me, so supportive of me over the years, that i can't thank them enough for it. it is the end of an another, chase utley is traded to the l.a. dodgers, and with that tip of his had hat to the fans last night, he walk off the field as a philly for the very last time. a hard to believe, isn't it, grab that umbrella as you leave this morning we are tracking storms for today and tomorrow. i guess we're due but never good news. >> today is thursday august 20th, good morning, i'm nicole brewer. >> i'm erika von tiehl. lets check the forecast with katie. it is dry right now ladies. >> yes, i'm in the beerer of good news, but right now i am, because we have some rain coming in. >> we do. >> sour apples. >> yeah, exactly. >> i hear you, yeah. once in a while i have to bring bad news we cannot have it nice all the time b

party. she asked the city for help numerous times but she says her requests were ignored. we reached out to a private insect remover. >> i definitely could relate with what she wanted to do, sximentded to help. >> i could people in my body, a big relief. everything going down. >> but you think the city should have done something sooner? >> absolutely. >> a spokesperson for a councilman says they asked the nypd to send a beekeeper to help. >>> the mayor wants to clean up bad behavior in times square. a new task force will crack down on aggressive costumed character, bare-chested painted ladies and panhandlers. officers will also be on the lookout to make sure the characters don't spread to coney island and battery park. >>> stocking seeing their biggest jump since 2011. the dow went up 619. nasdaq 191. rally ended a 4-day slide. >>> why this is family getting shocked in the shower? >> how much do you respond on classrooms? >> and a plan for electric lanes. could this be coming to a road near you? is it patients recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals na

. >> reporter: she is one of 50 parties suing the city, claiming officials knew about the drainage problem, but failed to make significant repairs or compensate their damage claims. >> i'm very angry. >> reporter: susan kobar is part of the lawsuit against the city. she and neighbors want the city to clean up the mess and fix the antiquated sewers. >> we had the mayor and a few other dignitaries come out from the city, promised us a lot of stuff as far as either buying our house or fixing it up. >> reporter: she says mayor ed lee made promises during a town hall-style meeting in december. >> we need to do the right thing with all of you. >> a lot of people have fixed things up like i have on their own, with their own dime, and he's full of empty promises. >> we worked with every layer of our city government to expedite claims to make sure people can get back on their feet. but it also isn't a license to give a blank check from our rate payers to homeowners that may be trying to get more money out of it. >> reporter: we're in the kobar's basement where they say the water level came up to he

city. hdp party offices politician he are asking for resumption of talks with the pkk. >>> northern iraq acknowledge some are condemning iraq's iraq's kurdish regional government, president masoud barzani zeina khodr on the turkey-syria border, tell us about the attack on the army. >> reporter: jane like you mentioned there's been an upsurge in violence. 22 turkish policemen and army soldiers have been killed. but in the latest assistants in agre involved a suicide bombing. the governor of agre said this was a suicide vehicle parked it outside the base two turkish officers killed and 23 wounded. they are blaming the pkk turkey for its part, continuing its campaign against party. tensions are growing between the government and the kurdish population like you mentioned people taking to the streets to protest against these air strikes to urge a return to the peace process. kurds are increasingly accusing the government of starting the pkk and not i.s.i.l but the turkish government categorically denies this assertion. >> thank you dishoaferred. zeina khodr. migrants have broken down several security fen

city. i'm christina park. >> i'm antwan lewis. culminating at a brooklyn backyard party where nine people were shot and four others injured. the city needs to do something about the growing crime rates across the five boroughs or else. >> lisa evers has the latest from the bronx, the site of a fatal shooting early this morning. >> as he prepares for a major police conference, commissioner bratton is telling it like it is when it comes to the rise in shootings in the city, and he's warning this disturbing trend must be put in check before it's too late. it was a weekend of gun violence. sadly, no one believes it will be the last. in east new york, nine people were shot and wounded at a barbecue. in the bronx, 20-year-old christian garcia was shot and killed and two others struck when a gunman opened fire in a children's playground. speaking on a radio show, commissioner bratton says it's not just a new york problem. >> in many areas of the country, we are seeing a significant increase in crime after having experienced almost 20 years of steady decline. >> the nypd's lates

salvation army hosted a special tea party in center city.y get together was the culmination of the seven week be your best etiquette program. tea and desert on the menu. these ladies range in age from seven to 15 years of age. they learn how to properly dress for formal meal. set the table and behave with appropriate manners during the etiquette program. very nicely done. >> great. for pat and kate, jessica whose off, i'm ukee washington. inform cis los angeles is night. have a good night, family, and a great weekend. sleep well. ♪ >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for armando montelongo live events. you're about to meet a man that can change your future now. he is america's top real-estate investing expert, he has been featured on the number-one real-estate hit reality show, "flip this house," and is a best-selling author. he is the most sought-out real-estate expert in the world and has changed thousands of people's financial futures. you now have the opportunity to spend time learning armando's mo

. >> he's a poster child of why this is such an opportunity for the republican party. the city of baltimore that was in flames just a few months ago is the laboratory of liberal social policy in the city. democrats have been in charge of baltimore for 50 years and the result is what we saw in baltimore. martin o'malley presided other that. the republicans need to say, look the democrats declared a war on poverty 15 years ago and they reduced the poverty and we've got people living in inner cities without job, 31% black youth unemployment rate. their policies are not working and republicans have better alternatives to address the problems of poverty and for the lack of mobility in this country. so i think every republican who has a black lives matter protest needs to turn this into an opportunity to take on the liberal welfare state and the failure of the war on poverty and say this is a result of democratic policy. >> can i get in -- >> yes. i would like to give the final word to the marc thiessen 2016 presidential campaign. >> it's ludicrous to think that these protests are th

. >> she's one of 50 parties suing the city claiming officials knew about the drain i can't draadrainage problem. susan wants the city to clean up their mess. >> we had the mayor and a few other dignity ris coming out from the city. >> mayor ed lee made promises during a town hall meeting back in december. >> we need to do the right thing. >> a lot of people have fix ed things up like i have with their own dimes. he's full of empty promises. >> we work to expedite these claims to make sure people can get back to their feet. it is a license giving a blank check to homeowners maybe trying to get more money out of it. >> we are in the bankment where the water level came all the way up to here. you can smell the stench of raw sewage. city crews came in here making the place better than it did before the flooding. as you can see, nothing has changed. >> flood victims, the city has a different explanation. >> no matter what solution we are able to develop, there is always a bigger storm that mother nature can throw you that can overwhelm the best designing system. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we'l

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sanctuary cities are a core value of the democratic party. if you ask democrats like hillary clinton why they are in place they say it's so that immigrants can come out of the shadows if they want to report a crime. the problem is, bull, is we see illegals actually committing the crime. and you asked a great question. how many americans have to die before democrats reverse this core principle of their party which is sanctuary cities? >> it's the same question it's not a core principle. >> yes it is. >> you believe deeply in it? >> jessica i have to correct you here. if this man had committed these acts in mississippi all right or indiana or another state that doesn't embrace the sanctuary policies, they would have held him for ice. do you not understand that? california is a sanctuary city. >> we can hope they would have held him. >> the record shows they would have wouldn't even need a sanctuary city if we had comprehensive imforeign relation reform. >> that's just so much bull i can't believe it. it isn't either/or. you can have the immigra

city i've never seen before. >> for joann, the 101 closure made her late for her very important date. a tea party with friends in the city. >> there was someone honking. there was some stress and confusion. traffic everywhere. there was no way to avoid it. >> joann got on public transit to speed up the commute. many wish that today they steered clear of 101 all together. >> i should always check the traffic first, and i don't. >> check channel 5 in the morning. >> yes, i will now. >> mark kelly, kpix5. >> good advice. by the way, much of the bay area woke up to this as we switch gears. damp sidewalks and water droplets, however microscopic on cars. light rain this morning in many areas, north bay had more than a tenth tenth of an inch of rain in some spots and then a sticky situation unusual humidity in the bay area today, as we look at the golden gate bridge. the numbers are fairly warm, if you look at the satellite image, a weak cold front, injected moisture into the area mixed with the mild temperatures. the result, relatively high humidity. high by california standards anyway. we're going to

authorities in the city blame the outlawed kurdistan workers party or the p.k.k. sunday's bombs is being seen as an escalation in the continuing conflict between turkey and the p.k.k. which has spilled on to the streets. scenes like these have been recurring in mainly kurdish areas of the country. >> we wanted to organize a match urging the continuation of peace talks, bub as you know, there is eight i don't say in kurdistan. who wanted to create this atmosphere? it was the government. >> turkey disagrees. it has blamed the p.k.k. for violating a ceasefire and killing a civilian and 21 security personnel over recent days. >> the game is clear. three terrorist organizations are targeting turkey's democracy, freedom and public order. their actions in june were messages to us and a declaration of war. the turning point was not when we declared war on july 23. >> the turkish government says there can be no talks if the attacks continue. >> turkey began a campaign of airstrikes on p.k.k. bases in northern iraq, and isil in syria over a week ago. officials call it a syn

cities need them most? where is the democratic party that run the city for a half century? we'll discuss all of that with milwaukee county sheriff david clark here tonight. >>> our top story -- fox news cutting down the 17 republican presidential candidates to a more manageable 10 candidates for the first official debate in the 2016 cycle. taking part in the 9:00 p.m. eastern primetime presidential debate are in order, you guessed it, donald trump, jeb bush, scott walker, mike huckabee, ben carson, ted cruz marco rubio, rand paul, chris christie and john kasich. rick perry, rick santorum, bobby jindal carly fiorina lindsey graham, george pataki and jim gilmore round out the debate at 5:00 p.m. eastern. now the hard part for the candidates. how do they strategize are in debate? what can they do? fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> reporter: the southern baptist convention, the largest gathering of christian conservatives invited the entire 2016 gop field. only two took part. jeb bush appeared in person and won applaud when asked about plan

"eyewitness news" at the the ice skating rink in kensington for a party hosted by the city of philadelphia this event is all part of the fun safe, philly summer series. all of those children received, free t-shirts and having a blast out there and meisha, this cannery mind you of minnesota because at 50 degrees everybody hits ice and shorts. >> right now as we speak they are probably skating around, yes, absolutely. i want to do that. i'm not a good ice skater. i need a date to go ice skating with, here right here in philadelphia here's the bend franklin bridge for those coming in new jersey making their way in to center sit the eye. i post this shot every morning when it is still calm with the lights center city looking great in and around that area also coming out of new jersey, 42 freeway north bound at creek road approaching 295 this is usually what we see a steady stream of vehicles, headlights coming at this camera making your way northbound but looking good. this is what it typically looks like pushing toward that 5:00 o'clock hour. we will see that progress, even more so. this is a

we'll hear from kohl's, nordstrom, king digital and party city. >> let's talk about some stocks to watchncluding cisco. shares were up on this news. here's what chuck robins told jim cramer on "mad money" last night. >> we think that security is a tremendous play for us and we'll build out that architecture and innovate and drive our own internal rnd and we'll look at investments and do co-development with customers. >> that stock is up 3.9% this morning. we'll be talking to an analyst in about 15 minutes. >> also shares of the developer getting a boost in late trading. announcing a joint venture to develop a new solar project in utah. diamondback energy falling a bit. launching a public offering of 2 million shares in common stock that stock is up by 2.25%. this move should help expand products for fighting so-called super bugs. plus we should check out shares of news corp. posting better than expected quarterly earnings. cost cuts that includes dow jones and the wall street journal. the company also announcing it is revealing strategic options for amply identify. that's the digital edu

officers from police departments plan to visit block parties in their cities. >>> there are a lot of questions about how a special olympics athlete from albania who was supposed to be completes in los angeles -- competing in los angeles wound up in hayward. he walked into the hayward police headquarters early yesterday morning. police say he was hungry. he was confused but otherwise, he was okay. now he went missing on saturday night at a special olympics event at the university of southern california in los angeles. the details of how he came north are still a mystery. >> we really don't know. there's been -- he's spoken to a brother who said that he had taken a bus to the -- here in northern california but as far as where he boarded the bus, what bus he was, you know, on, we have no idea. >> a special olympics staff member traveled to hayward to help get him on a flight back to albania. hours after he was found in hayward, a 15-year-old special olympics athlete from the ivory coast went missing in southern california. he's a table tennis player. went missing from l.a.x. he was foun

he will talk about the debate and we will have a reporter at the watch party in the city. there is so much interest they don't have room for everyone. so much response from people, they will have to turn some away and we will go to cleveland to get analysis, post debate analysis as well. that is the debate that is going on tonight. earlier you mentioned the other debate, the second tear. and one of those was carly fiorina, she did pretty well. we want to play a clip of what carly fiorina said earlier this afternoon. >> here is the thing i would ask donald trump, he is the party's frontrunner. good for him. i think he tapped into an anger that people feel. they are sick of politics as usual. wherve your issue -- whatever your issue, the cause, the problem you hoped would be resolved, the political class failed you. that is a fact and that is what donald trump taps into. i would say this: since he changed his mind on amnesty, healthcare and abortion, what are the principals by which he will govern. >> hot are we going to -- what are we going to get out of it? it doesn't leav

city hall about this violent weekend. cbs 2 matt kozar is live in east flatbush with reaction. matt? >> well, diane, nearly a dozen people shot at a house party behind me. a 25-year-old man was shot and killed while he was walking outside the glennwood houses. the city. >> a fight at a house party in people getting shot. >> people started screaming. >> and it happened early this morning on stanley avenue. all of the victims survived. >> it just sounded like a ruckus, like everybody was trying to get out of there. it was crazy. >> that shooting is part of a violent summer weekend citywide with at least 36 shooting victims. three were killed. local leaders say they are experiencing more gun violence in their communities. and say the mayor seems apathetic to their concerns. >> where is our mayor? why are you not out here denouncing what is going on in our community? >> there is a crisis of gun violence. and the resources must be man power as well as financial resources. and right now, that does not seem to exist. >> during the ecuadorian parade in queens today -- >> we asked the mayor twice for comment on this weekend's violence. but his aides p

city. thanks so much for having me. >> thanks for coming down. when you want to party, you have to come to atlantic city, have a great banding on, rascal flats. the this entire summer of really good things to do. summer is in the over yet. we have shows coming up on for free this weekend and even tonight after rascal flats right behind us, our thursday jazz festival as well. we have an air show coming up, military parade, we have miss america pageant. we're winding down summer but this is the place to be. lots of things to do, afterward too. come out, visit our beach bars. cool place, buffalo's brand new one, chelsea has a new beach bar. we have eight new bars, from philadelphia, all under one single roof,. >> your versatility is endless. wharf is even less. entertainment is endless. tell me what do these beaches, these beach concerts do for the city. >> short term, a million-dollar is being spent, all local, working to bring in these concert. to put up the stage and run these places. 50,000 people on sunday. at least 25 you this today, they are staying, they are havin

officers plan to visit some of the block parties in their city. >>> time 16:40. there is a lot of questions about how a special olympics athlete from albania who was supposed to be competing in los angeles wound up in hayward. 44-year-old andy gusmary walk into the headquarters. you were watching us here on the air talking about it. police say he was hungry and confused but otherwise he was okay. he went missing saturday night during the special olympics event. details about his journey up north still a mystery. >> we really don't know. there has been he has spoken to a brother who said he had taken a bus to the northern california but as far as where he boarded the bus what bus he boarded was on we have no idea. >> hours after he will be taken to oakland international airport he will be reunited with the special olympic committee. he will be putting him back on a flight back to albania. >>> a 15-year-old special olympic athlete from the ivory coast went missing in southern california. the tennis table player went missing from lax. he was eventually found yesterd

police officers from across the bay area plan to drop in on the block parties in their city. >>> senate democrats blocked a vote that would have stripped federal funding to planned parenthood. house republicans are trying to cut the funding in the wake of the hidden camera scandal sha showed how the agency provided fetal tissue for research. those videos were made by abortion components which stay planned parenthood is selling fetal tissue which is illegal. >> the truth is the republicans and their extreme allies have been out to get planned parenthood for decades. the only thing that changes is their tactics. >> planned parenthood receives up to $500 million per year in planned medication benefits. u.s. haw law restricts using federal funds for abortion. >>> the first day of school in san francisco is just a couple of weeks away but the district does not have enough teachers. san francisco unified is still looking to fill more than 50 teaching jobs. the teachers union says it's becoming more difficult to attract and keep teachers because of the pay and the cost of living in the city. t