and later, happy five years at the helm. sam cook and to celebrate, we'll hear from john sculley for his take on the past, present and future for all things apple. much more after this. your business needs better technology to drive better performance. so you need it to be reliable and fast. really fast. introducing the comcast business summer savings event. fast internet speed to drive performance, plus cutting edge wifi for your employees and customers, and voice mobility so your calls find you wherever you are. get some of our most advanced products at a great price with over $500 in savings. call today and ask how to get these savings plus a $250 prepaid card. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back. the latest on hp's earnings, shares moving lower in afterhours trading on disappointing fiscal fourth quarter and full year guidance. though this third quarter earnings beat on both the top and bottom line. on the call that just got underway, hp emphasizing free cash flow and improvements taking about a billio

coming up, tim cook marks five years at the helm of apple.e will take a look back at his tenure, next. ♪ ramy: a milestone for the top man at apple -- tim cook marks his five year anniversary at the helm of the world's most profitable company. we take a look back at his tenure. >> in august, 2011, tim cook was taking over from a legend. many investors feared that without steve jobs at the helm, apple would be headed for decline, but five years on, cook has defined apple in his own way. first off, business has boomed under his leadership. apple's market cap doubled, surpassing exxon mobil to become the world's most valuable company, but the stock has lagged the as -- the nasdaq and hundred. in march of 2012 under pressure from carl icahn, cook granted shareholders their first dividend in 17 years plus a $10 billion buyback scheme. company data shows apple cash holdings nearly doubled from $121 billion to $232 billion. but with 93% of that money held offshore, he has taken heat from regulars and the u.s. senate, accusing apple of using subsidia

tim cook rks five years at the helm of apple, taking a look at his tenure. the front page of the internet is answering your questions, talking to the cofounders of reddit. uber is our lead, making an about-face on its profitability in the u.s. after touting earlier in the year that it made money the company is said to have posted a huge loss in the first six months, as much as $1.2 billion. eric newcomer broke this story. >> uber has a lot of money in the bank. they have a credit line of $2 billion and $1.2 billion in loans. they have the money. it is more when can they turn around their burn rate? it is something they can do with the question is whether it will be as big of a business as it is today if they have to pull back on their losses. emily: where are these losses coming from, china, subsidies? >> definitely subsidies, china mostly. they have lost at least $2 billion. they were getting ready to negotiate with didi to get a deal and they had as much market share to say they deserve a bigger stake in the company because they are a bigger stake in the m

can we expect more of that with steve van at the helm -- steve bannon at the helm?st: i don't think there's any question. you have to understand who steve bannon is. he has been running breitbart news for the past few years, and he has already turned what was an extreme organization to something even more extreme. you can characterize it as a cross between the national enquirer and the ku klux klan weekly. he has brought in white nationalists and racists and given an a foot in the door to the mainstream audience through breitbart. i think what you will see on-ledh a ban in -- bann- trump campaign is outlandish stuff, like hillary clinton's suppose it medical problems, which apparently there are none. you will see all kinds of conspiracy theories, and you will see the continued use of white racist dog whistles and language, like we have seen with his like much about second amendment people taking matters into their hands if hillary clinton is elected. dangerous stuff. i think it will only get worse. host: do you think the turning point in this campaign was donald tru

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jesse helms said every day these buildings are closed the republic grows stronger. i think that's true. this week, i'm not someone that would typically come on and defend donald trump but i saw the most asinine media coverage of him this week, especially on this founders of isis line which he actually explained, he goes on the radio and actually explained exactly what he was doing. hewitt said why don't you just say essentially the line you were saying. he said if i say that, nobody reports about it. they get to ignore it. the other thing is this. he was saying this back in january, three times in january he said hillary clinton is the inventer, creator, founder of isis. okay? back in january, the media was looking at trump as this sideshow and they were like oh, we are fine with him going around and smacking all these conservatives who we don't like either, we will play along with this. now he says he's the gop nominee and they all just lose their mind. people go crazy. >> one other point. in december, hillary clinton literally said donald trump was the recruiter f

was ont normally stood the four part of the helm. do is mary back the soul of the ship even though we are not any longer in service. we are a ship that is not registered, not property anymore of the u.s. government. we want to marry that government so theck to the ship curator was gracious to give us a contract so that we can keep thoseips bell and keep crew members retired and present. current with the heart of the ship. seeits good for people to how they worked and what they did here. that's part of the fabric of the history of this country and that should not be lost. ist's why the museum important and should stay as long as it can. >> it is american history. under a war environment and it has its makings to do a big job and as part of history, it is a lesson and our hope is to get it where we can bring it to the youngsters behind us and have one that doesn't have a path choose a path to be a mechanic or sailmaker, to learn about what happens when you pull together exactly what you can do. >> this weekend, we are featuring the his

officer rick helm hooked up wade to a defibrillator which delivered one shock. the fire department continued with chest compressions and more shocks. i'm just glad officer helm was there because if he hadn't, i wouldn't be here today. you take it personal because i have a fa opportunity to save somebody and give em those extra time with his family it means a lot as an officer. wade says doctors don't know why he went into cardiac arrest. he now has an i-c-d implant that will help prevent it from happening again. veterans helping veterans...by creating awareness in the community. local army veteran daniel newberry -- hit the strees prevent suicide. he walked 22 miles- trekked 11 miles from his hales corners home to "trackers pub and grub" in south milwaukee and back. its the combat veterans motorcycle association headquarters, a place where he found a sense of belonging and support. the weight on my back kind or represents the burden we all carry once we exit the military service or once we come home from a combat deployment daily basis. if you would like donate

officer rick helm hooked up wade to a defibrillator which delivered one shock. the fire department continued with chest compressions and more shocks. i'm just glad officer helm was there because if he hadn't, i wouldn't be here today. you take it personal because i have a daughter and seeing him being a father, being a part of the opportunity to save somebody and give em those extra time with his family it means a lot as an he went into cardiac arrest. he now has an i-c-d implant that will help prevent it from happening again. looking ahead --- community members and state officials will be discussing the effectiveness of hate crime laws in wisconsin. the wisconsin advisory committee to the u-s commission on civil rights is holding the meeting. it will be at 1 to 4:30 this afternoon at the hampton inn, in west allis. the committee will look at the r groups and listen to a variety of testimonies. an open forum session will start at 4. and happening later this week --- libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson will make his first campaign stop in wisconsin. i

he's been at the helm for five years. for how long will that shadow follow him? >> that will always follow tim because there's nobody in the world like steve was and he was a real product and market visionary and it's impossible to replace him. it's just not possible but he is doing a good job. he built a great company but he's not a visionary. >> by one thing that tim cook has done that critics over the years have said is establish partnerships with companies that have been foes of apple, sis coe, sap, even some in the health care space. and if we look at the entire space it's where everybody is competing with each other but at the same time, its done well for apple in terms of the enterprise. and we'll severe the next few years they should pay off more dividends. >> i wonder, we looked at the chart of the stock. 114% gain since the first day, do you believe that a visionary put it would have elevated the stock to higher levels. >> unfortunely and this is the curse that steve put on apple. people expect apple to come up with insanely great revolutionary products

johnny stanton at the helm finds allan cui.. a 5'5' walk on from hawaii.. he made plays all day.. tribute to the offensive line finishing drives.. david green sprinting for six behind great blocking from the behemoths johnny stanton battling kurt across his body to brandon presley in stride.. line coach john garrison never far away... 3rd a 3...johnny stanton behind the great wall of las vegas...35 yard touchdoww.. untouched the offense exploded onto the scene.. and the offensive line made a statement..they are large and in charge and ready to light up the scoreboard tinsel town welcomes back the touchdown.. nfl returning to los angeles today with the rams first preseason game against the cowboys.. the coliseum was exhibition the city of angels from above...a fans...80 thousand plus in attendance..gett ing silent super quick....for 21 years, everyone in southern california saying "i can't wait for kick off"....welll.. yes you can... cowboys lucky whitehead..chris tens the coliseum los angeles..be careful what you wish for... no worries, game doesn't count..they'll have time to reg

one of the next big fights for reproductive health justice movement is to get rid of the hide and helms amendment. [applause] abortion stories will be critical to that. i would to say that these are my remarks as a board member. the democratic party for the ofst time has put a repeal the hyde amendment and helms amendment and their platform and that is ensuring that if we believe you are pro-choice that everybody has that choice. a right is not a right without aspect. we cannot say we are pro-choice and then advocate for a law that says people who are enrolled in medicaid, people who are incarcerated, people who are on the indian health services, people who are federal employees do not actually have access to that. how many of you or your family members have $500 just sitting around? not a lot of people. imagine you find yourself pregnant and that is what you need.you need that $500 and what do you do? your health insurance denies you that and then you have to deal with immigration checkpoint on your way to an abortion clinic and you may get pulled over by the cops for driving while bla

humphries play a little bit longer and there will be for drew stanltd on the take the helm late first quarter. we're back with more as we continue cardinals coverage. we'll see you at 6:00. >>> it is the end of the line for kristy brinkly and john mellencamp. why the two slit -- split up. >> i did not know they were installment of the ? >>> i don't want to know this. kari is telling me stories that i want my ears to unhear. is that possible? >> that song that you're hearing that you missed out on, john, is country music air play chart. it is called "fix." it was released last october and it has needed about a year to hit number one but it did it. ? >>> the boy band n to celebrate member birthday. i'm glad that marc was here because i could not say that word. fox says talks are under way to get a reboot. they are looking to team up with the series creator cris carter. ? >> i do know singer john mellencamp. he and super model christie brinkley has split heavy career demands interfered with them trying to maintain a relationship. the two started dating after meeting at a party in the ham

and of course they have to win and most fans are helm and dirk koetter but things are looking up especially here at home, guys back to you. >> thank you so much, josh. and those big screens thousand, iou bching that instead of the field. >> no one is looking at the field right now. >> recent airline outages have left passengers stranded and akers pushing to gethis technolo tether. >> and could thise b break to understand why a college teen would brutally murder a couple to thrive in an ever-changing environment, companies must adapt. understands and cares about your business. pnc corporate and institutional banking offers strategies tailored to your company's needs. know that our dedicated teams of local experts offer insight to help you achieve your business objectives. see how working with pnc can help your company grow at pnc.com/ideas double murder case out of >> there are new developments in the double h murder case. the student has been in the hospital since the killings that occurred on the 15th. his condition has been fluctuating but today he was awake and able to talk to his mother

she took the helm last year and is part of the major leadership change in a public agency that for decades has faced heavy kris civil over mismanagement and miss spending. >> we have the right team in place that's working with the board to really make some of the changes that are needed and that have long been mentioned. >> reporter: the california bar was created by the state nearly 90 years ago to protect the public from bad lawyers, but a recent state audit is accusing the bar of questionable or inappropriate financial decisions. the agency's largest expense is salaries for its more than 500 employees, but top executives at the bar get paid far more than other state employees in similar leadership positions. in fact, 13 employees at the bar receive bigger salaries than the governor. >> it may not be correct to assume that there is just a one-size-fits-all set of pay structures throughout california's governmental entities. it is not the case. >> reporter: critics say it is hard to justify the salaries when the bar can't afford to carry out its own basic responsibilities. the state bar h

. >> markets hearest is at the helm of a new project hitting the streets of denver soon. >> and this site will be a >> they are retrofitting one of their own trucks to a mobile montreat unit. were denvers homeless can wash their clothes, blankets and sleeping bags free of charge. >> laundry is expensive. and access to it throughout the city is sometimes an issue. >> they designed the interior of the truck, six washers and dryers and shelving fit in this truck. it will will -- work by cooking up to fire hydrant. since it is on wheel to areas where the need is greatest. >> providing a service like clean coal at no cost goes a long way to cultivating a more positive self image for people who are routinely ostracized. >> ostracized and unemployed. but marcus remembers this all too well. >> i, myself have been homeless. in 5 different cities, in 3 different states. one fundamental need of all so anything anyone can do to help folks who are routinely treated as though they do not belong, goes a long way. it helps everyone. >> denvers mobile laundry truck begins to operate in november. >> h

johnny stanton at the helm finds allan cui.. a 5'5' walk on from hawaii.. he made plays all day.. tribute to the offensive line finishing drives.. david green sprinting for six behind great blocking from the behemoths johnny stanton battling kurt palendech for the starting job.. across his body to brandon presley in stride.. line coach john garrison never the great wall of las vegas...35 yard touchdoww.. untouched the offense exploded onto the scene.. and the offensive line made a statement..they are large and in charge and ready to light up the scoreboard (( )) tinsel town welcomes back the touchdown.. nfl returning to los angeles today with the rams first preseason game against the cowboys.. the coliseum was rocking for this most anticipated exhibition the city of angels from fans...80 thousand plus in attendance..gett ing silent super quick....for 21 years, everyone in southern california saying "i can't wait for kick off"....welll.. yes you can... cowboys lucky whitehead..chris tens the coliseum with an opening 101 yard touchdown.. los angeles..be careful what you wish for...

gave the reigns to private business leaders like keith >> we felt like we needed the expertise at the helm we needed and industry led not gov led. >> then the state gave up the final two seats on the board. >> there were legislators on the board but they just took them off the board. >> no one forgets the foirs time their parents take them to florida. >> and now the board says it cannot disclose details on spending because of proprietary information and trade secrets. >> you set this up if you watchdogs say we have a problem. >> what is it spent on? nobody knows. nobody knows. >> i'm a fire ball. >> we have a general idea. for example, pit bull gives visit florida shout outs in some of his tweets. he tweeted a picture of the visit florida logo on a soccer jer seechlt congratulated florida for hitting the 105 million visitor mark and tweeted sexy beaches and hoe tells only in florida. while promoting competitor las vegas from thank you vegas, to want to go to vegas. we can't see what we're paying. more details of the contract because it's confidential. >> we have to adhere to and respect hi

what we're learning now about the pilot at the helm of the time of the disaster. >>> we're in new jersey has folks begin to assess the damage and clean up for the mess left behind from yesterday's downpours. >>> sandy victims cheated. what a company and one of its project managers are accused of fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. >>> in less than an hour we'll be getting an ntsb on what caused this weekend's hot air balloon crash. we're learning more about the pilot. he was arrested in missouri in 2000 for driving while intoxicated. and the better business bureau warned people about doing business with the balloon touring company in that state. >> it's pretty haunting. of continued until just literally a couple of m

as we march voters will have a clear picture of whether they want a study, competent person at the helm or someone that is temperamentally erratic? fernando: let me ask you about that because you know her. what is one thing that isn't not very well known outside party circles, something that would surprise us to know about her? a quality? a way of being that doesn't come through the television set? linda sanchez: you hear this let's step behind that term for a minute and let's look at what she's accomplished. let's look at what she did for the 9/11 first responders. she was tireless in making sure that they got compensation for the injuries they suffered because the air quality was so poor and those were illnesses that didn't show up right away. they manifested over years. she fought and passed legislation to get th care and compensation that they needed to take care of their health after they responded to the worst disaster in american history. that took years. that wasn't just her standing up and saying, "oh, i fought for this and i went away and forgot about it." she kept in touch wi

and of course they have to win and most fans are optimistic this year, with winston at the helm and dirk koetter but things are looking up especially here at home, guys back to you. >> thank you so much, josh. of the field. >> no one is looking at the field right now. >> recent airline outages have left passengers stranded and demanding a fix. >> the push from passengers and lawmakers pushing to get this technology together. >> and could this be the break to understand why a college teen would brutally murder a couple ?? dogs - sure can be messy. but with nexgard, their flea and tick killer doesn't have to be. nexgard, the vet's #1 choice for dogs, is a delicious, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. so it's easy to give, easy to take. reported side effects include vomiting, itching, gs with a history of seizures. why mess around? for powerful flea and tick protection, ask your vet about nexgard. the #1 choice of vets for their dogs and yours. i wish i was in school. [overlapping chatter] if only i had a math test today. i'll stay after class. i'll clean the chalkboard. ma

. >> reporter: it was racing across dry foothills forcing 80,000 people to quickly abandon their helms. ry williamson returned to his property to discover his car burned but his rv did not. >> i can't thank the fire department enough. this is overwhelming every. >> reporter: today it's isirefighter on edge fighting a fire where at least 96 homes have been destroyed. one of those homes belonged to ronnie moore and his family. >> the main thing is my family's safe. everything else can be replaced. >> reporter: they have been living in a rite ate parking lot that's become a temporary rv park for evacuees. . tonight family is living out of a nissan with three pets. >> we're lucky we have this. >> reporter: another fire torched 190 homes, one belonged to matthew porter when was at the olympics in rio, but hisamily lost their home of st two months. >> as long as we have got each other, we can get through anything. >> repter: back here in southern california ha been lifted so some anxious families are returning home to seef the properties were spared or if they were destroyed like this one be

kate: tim cook is marking five years at the helm of apple. was appointed chief executive officer august 24, 2011, replacing steve jobs. revenue and profits have nearly doubled since then. over 100% overup his tenure. nearly a billion iphones have been sold and the apple watch was introduced to the market since tim cook took over. tech analysts say cook doesn't have the same reputation for thatation as jobs did and his legacy will likely depend on the direction he steers the in next. areas like self driving cars, artificial intelligence and entertainment are thought to be ripe for development. we understand that cook has become eligible to unlock previously unordered stock bonuses worth over $100 million. five-year anniversary. catherine: when was i eligible that? i imagine i will be asking. thanks very much, kate moody. we are going to take a short break on live from paris. when we come back, we'll speak to a seismologist about the nowhquake in italy that has killed at least 120 people. rescue operations continuing into the night. that coming

at the helm. >> we had complicated scenes with a lot of dialogue and a lot of people.et's getogether at the hotel and we'll recite the dialogue, so we'll know the dialogue, and i got a call from the producer, and he said, the boss doesn't like you getting together rehearsing without him. he doesn't like that. i said, tell the boss we're not rehearsing. we're reciting. it's a big difference. >> i love the impression, and another person you might call meticulous is the real captain sully himself, and he said he walked him through the scenes and even the ones he wasn't in. >> how was the movie? >> it was awesome. so much better thanh >>> and next, "bridget jones' baby" star, is rene zellweger ready for a baby in real life? >> and the kardashians. what you never knew about blac chyna. >> and gene wilder remembered. a side of the star you have never seen. >> are you ready for this one, folks? ♪ >>> closaped ctioning provided by -- >>> it's blac chyna like you have never seen her before. rob kardashian's fiancee is definitely keeping up with this family by leaving little to

antoinette: new details about the operator at the helm when three girls fell off a ferris wheel. why he never should've been behind the controls in the first place. cindy: extreme drought declared up across parts of the state. oppressive humidity could give way to tropical downpours. erika: the federal government that could have big implications nationwide. antoinette: i desperate search is underway in maryland after a fire and explosion at this apartment building. dozens of people were hurt overnight, two killed and several others are still missing. marci gonzalez is tracking the efforts to find them. marci: flames tearing through a maryland apartment building. >> the fire going up and up. people from the smoke-filled top floor. parents forced to drop their children from windows. >> i was so scared. people jump another window screaming for help. marci: the massive fire starting late wednesday night and spill over spring, maryland after an explosion so powerful it sent debris including this door, flying across the street. >> some sort of explosion. marci: at least 30 people apart

. >> the number of officer involved deaths has spiked dramatically since chief stewart took the helm of the department. >> i hope he gets fired. >> again, the city isn't give any information. they won't say how long the investigation will take. in hayward, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> a rare species of whale found dead in marin county. this is the first beached whale they've responded to in their history. the whale washed ashore at north beach. nearly a dozen biologists have performed a -- in hopes of finding a specific cause of death. they believe the bhal wasly hit by some kind of ship. >>> next month marks one year since the valley fire really devastated part of lake county. >> a full recovery is still a long way off, but the people there want a shot of inspiration, we know where to go. garvin? >> the good thing is it isn't hard to find rick bower. there's one spot in middletown you can almost always spot him. good luck keeping up with him. zpl to this day, almost a year to the day the valley fire start, you'd have trouble finding someone in middletown who wasn't sin

officer rick helm hooked up wade to a defibrillator which delivered one shock. the fire department continued with chest there because if he hadn't, i wouldn't be here today. you take it personal because i have a daughter and seeing him being a father, being a part of the opportunity to save somebody and give em those extra time with his family it means a lot as an officer. wade says doctors don't know why he went into cardiac arrest. he now has an i-c-d implant that will help prevent it from happening again. veterans helping veterans. community. local army veteran daniel newberry -- hit the streets on a journey to help prevent suicide. he walked 22 miles- trekked 11 miles from his hales corners home to "trackers pub and grub" in south milwaukee and back. its the combat veterans motorcycle association headquarters, a place where he found a sense of belonging and support. the weight on my back kind or represents the burden we all carry once we exit the military service or once we come home veterans who commit suicide on a daily basis. if you would like donate to v

we're seeing right now that the shares he got when he took the helm vested. maybe he wants to buy a new house or boat. you never know. melissa: everyone needs a new yacht or gulf g-5 whatever it is. david: i do. melissa: i do too. jason makes sense on one hand. you know you want to diversify your portfolio. everything is invested in apple. s day-to-day, his reputation, everything else. it would make sense. on other hand ceos know they make a political statement what they do with their shares. last year when jamie dimon got his bonus at jpmorgan, he used it all to buy stock. it was a big boost of confidence for the company. isn't it the opposite when a ceo sells like this? >> yeah, that was the famous dimon bottom of last year. melissa: right. >> i think overall, overall you see the public and the media for what it's worth to vilify, to use your word, the ceos who have these monster compensation packages who run unsuccessful companies. that is really the issue you're talking about. as the other guest said, tim cook, why would anybody have a problem of ceo of a

. >> at helms. -- ed helms. charlie: what is the difference in sketch and improv?ing with sketch is one could use improve sation as a -- improvisation as a tool to develop and generate ideas and then you polish those ideas and it's written. so when you see a show like second city that is a sketch show everything has been prepared as , if you're watching a play or a review, whereas improvisation, you are doing instant playwriting. it is happening only in the moment, it is very ethereal and temporary. it is happening only in the moment. the show will be done after that day. everything is made up as you watch improvisation. >> in second city, the sketches all started as improvs. >> the process was always we used improvisation as a tool to write the sketches. then when you watch the review >> -- together in the and came 90's back and worked in this realm in this round about way. when we talk about the film , it's semi-biographical inadvertently to yours and tammy's friendship. >> it is. tammy and i, the movie is very special in that way to us because watching our caree

officer rick helm of new berlin ... was quick to arrive. i hooked up a defib that we carry in all o shock . his fiance watched.. with their two daughters ... ages seven and six- months-old. everybody was crying, we didn't know what was going on. a minute later ... the fire department showed up. we started with the cpr. marco pelicaric and carlos rodriguez say they worked on wade ... all the way to the hospital... shocking him 5 more times. i was dead for 2 minutes, 2 or 3 minutes. wade remembers nothing .... except waking up at froedtert hospital. when asked all lives matter. just respect the cops because if it wasn't for him i wouldn't be here with my family today. wade now has an icd implant which will shock him if he goes into cardiac arrest. other than that, he says he feels fine and it's almost like it never happened. reporting in new berlin. jenna sachs. fox 6 news. new tonight-- a man on a mission. how this vet is raising awareness for a cause near and plus-- when companies don't provide their own customer service-- contact 6 does it

dickerson: we'd like to close today by congratulating cb "sunda morning char osg next mon a 2 yea t helm the osgoo file wi g o however, as sys we' kee seeing him on the radio f years c that's it for tday, thank fo watchin until next wee for"face th nation" i'm jo dickerson captioning sponsored by cb captioned media access group at wgbh >> harrowing stories from a jet that hn plus two pilots arrested on suspicion of being drunk right before their flight. >> an nfl quarterback under fire for taking a stand on the treatment of minorities. and refusing to stand for the national anthem. >> i'm charles osgood, this is sunday morning. >> get ready to say good-bye, charlie. cbs broadcasting legend, charles osgood is signing off. ? so long ?

the giants tried to come off the mat will him at the helm. prado with a two run shot. that was followed by this solo short by christian yellen. the marlins took a 5-1 lead into the seventh and the giants came alive. brandon just missing a home run with this drive to right center. both runners will score and that made it a five to three game. here comes angel pagan. it made it 5-4 and hunter pence black eye and all, the giant haves taken the lead on a wild pitch. they're in the seventh with san francisco now leading by a score of 6-5. well, if you're a bubble player, you have to like your chances of making the 49er roster this summer. with a new coach and team full of young players, there are too many positions already manned by veterans. high profile battling camp is the one for the starting quarterback. chip kelly's offense requires the quarterback to be athletic and the ability to make good decisions. blaine and colin kaepernick will determine who starts the season on the monday night game against the rams. both quarterbacks are singing the

he took the helm after foxconn invested about $3.8 billion to wipe out sharp's deficit. he spoke to reporters at sharp's head office on monday. >> translator: i want to carry out drastic reforms, and then i will work with employees to establish a new vision for the company. >> tai said his top priority is to improve earnings. he said he hopes all employees can remain with the firm, but he added that job cuts are inevitable if business doesn't improve. he offered to boost morale with special allowances starting next month. he said this would make up for the 2% wage cut workers have endured for the past year. >>> now checking on the market. tokyo stocks edged higher, lifted by a weaker yen. our business reporter phoebe amoroso is at nhk's market studio with h more. >> market sentiment in tokyo got a boost from t the advancing dollar againinst the yen, but gains were limited as investors are caututious ahead of a glglo meeting of banankers. central bankers in wyoming this week. let's take a look at the closing levels august 22nd. the nikkei ended 0.32% higher. closing 16,59

officer rick helm of new berlin ... was quick to arrive. i hooked up a defib that we carry in all our patrol cars. the defibrillator gave wade one shock . his fiance watched.. with their two daughters ... ages seven and six- months-old. everybody was going on. a minute later ... the fire department showed up. we started with the cpr. marco pelicaric and carlos rodriguez say they worked on wade ... all the way to the hospital... shocking him 5 more times. i was dead for 2 minutes, 2 or 3 minutes. wade remembers nothing .... except waking up at froedtert hospital. when asked if there's one thing he wants this story to teach us ... all lives matter. just respect the cops because if it wasn't for him i wouldn't be here with my family today. wade now has an icd implant which will shock him if he goes into cardiac arrest. almost like it never happened. reporting in new berlin. jenna sachs. fox 6 news. a new jersey police officer-- risking his own life to save another. how he raced against the clock the rescue a man laying on train tracks. time no

a few days later he called and promised to return the helm. ed: speak of active. could the front produce th tornado end up sneer. meteorologist: the front will; however, it is a much, much weaker front by the time it gets hear on friday. we could see spotty shower or thunderstorm but don't have potential that existed when the storms were out there. inthe other thing to keep mind. we have gaston in the central atlantic. it is very does this being hurricane strength but everything is not favorable for it to intensify. the questionable whether or not that happens the next 20-36 hours but bea beyond that. that is one thing following. this moving through the caribe pea yip if it intensifies will be very key because of where it is headed. so let's take them one at a time. as far as it is important one. the one down to the caribe beepian. look at how the projection many different computer models but all centering moving at pretty close to south florida the three to five-daytime frame. so certainly the potential there is for a lot of rain. will there be any real wind or c

what do you make of the yet another campaign chairman changeover just two months after taking the helmare you surprised by this? thomas: nothing is surprising anymore. but i think we -- with sinking polls somebody does need to make changes. perhaps the new manager will be effective. sarah: we will see if that is the case. eeva, from the perspective of the democrats, what does this mean for hillary clinton? is this christmas coming early? or does this potentially pose problems? eva: i do not know if there are problems that this poses. her campaign is running along doing the work they need to do. i think it poses problems for the country that there is this chaos, but from a tactical democratic standpoint it is a good week. sarah: thomas, what do you make of the current lineup? we have now the former head of breitbart, that is a right-wing, some might say conspiratorial politician leading the charge to the white house. what does this say about the state of the republican party? thomas: i think the republican party has traveled far to the right, part of it was evident with ted cruz having

. >>> we are learning new details of the man at the helm u. >>> 4:13. meteorologist shiri spear here. a lot of heavy showers focused over person massachusetts and the connecticut river valley. flowing hard as they hit the worcester area but just to the north in shirley, fitchburg and ash bumpham. decent rainfall rates. likewise we have heavier rain in keene, new hampshire extending over peterborough and new hampshire. this is slowly inching eastward and weakening as it goes. balloon that crashed in texas killing 16 people had four drunk driving convictions and served jailtime. unclear if alcohol played a role in the crash. the former girlfriend of pilot skip nichols said he was a recovering alcoholic and never piloted a balloon drunk. nichols was the owner and chief pilot of air balloon sports lcc. the better business bureau says his company has a long history of complaints in several states. all scheduled balloon flights company is trying to refund customers. >>> a new evident to recover the voice data recorder from a sunken ship. to comb the final res

cofounded the huffington post, announced she is leaving the news website after more than a decade at its helme website was acquired by aol in 2011 and now brings in 81 million visitors a month across its multilanguage sites. the most clicked on news website in the world. huffington says she's leaving the website to run a new venture called "thrive global" designed to combat burnout in the workplace. that's the latest from the business desk. back over to you. anchor: we have some sports news for you now. we will go to the real olympics, where the rowing course on rodrigo de freitas has become a golden pond for both german rowing teams, adding two golds within minutes of each other. the men beat australia and estonia. shortly thereafter, the women also took gold, finishing ahead of the netherlands and poland. this that germany their third gold medal of the games, and the later added a fourth in shooting. meantime, the kenyan athletics coach has been sent home from the limbic for allegedly posing as an athlete and giving a urine sample in a doping test. the chairman of the olympic committee said