deborah ander is retiring after less than a year on the job. meanwhile employees are saying while wait times are veterans have improved there are systemic deborah ander recently announced she is retiring for personal health reasons. this amid reports that long waits and scheduling manipulations persist. >> this job has nearly killed her. with deb after the first time she landed in the hospital. i didn't even find out about the second time she landed in the hospital. and if some jerk wants to assert that something that happened with her retirement, they are full of crap. >> the v.a. deputy secretary getting defensive when questioned about ander's short term in phoenix. he praised her work saying she has created more transparency within the hospital and reduced wait time for veterans. ander is credited with hiring more than 750 new employees expanding the hospital and streamlining emergency care. but employees say the hospital is severely understaffed and the scheduling system has not of patients in a lot of different areas and a lot of it has to

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thaimpt have arrested several people and they are look at protesters still in the street right now ander to gas and they -- tear gas and they split into several groups it is unclear how long they will stay out here and continue nuv these folk these folks around and protesting the death of keith scot. we will monitor throughout the night and update as violence continues to charlotte. >>> more coming up on night line. new tonight a local man said his bloody face a result of a that sergeant is off the job. as hard as it is to at it is nothing compared what he is going through. >> reporter: he saw flashing lights but i don't know the reason of being stopped we were never explained way. . >> the driver was speeding and the rest of the story explains the black i didn't. >> he just ran up on me and hit me, the cop accuse offend throwing the bunch was a sergeant with the sheriff's office. >> innocent people are getting killed every day. >> police from jefferson assured them there is back up. >> he told me lof this was caught -- all of this is caught on dash cam. tomorrow. they drop the resisting

. >>> cj ander everything a guy could ask for, including his own cereal! the cereal named cj's mile high crunch. he says he eats cereal morning, noon and night. >> i tasted it, yeah. they're amazing. they're better than tonet tiger, so -- >>> coland oregon are hardly longstanding rivals. the two teams have played just 20 time, and it's been very one-sided. the buffs have lost five straight to the ducks. the average margin of victory is more than 5 touchdowns. blam >> my older brother used to get letters from oregon, show me all their new uniforms. i'm like get that out of my face, i don't want to see it. so i've grown this hate for oregon. it's very important for me to come out this game and do what i have to do. >> one dude i would not talk trash with. [ laughter ] dislike the most? >>> the rockies had their winning streak snapped last night thanks to the cardinals and what they did to themselves. nolan arenado had a costly error in the 4th which kept the inning alive. this one, typical of the cardinal. they capitalize and score 3 runs in the inning. nola

. >> ander son the american legion come out asking congress to recognize cannabis with potential medical value. a recent survey found 68% of combat veterans support marijuana legalization and even more want the va to allow it to be used as a treatment option.es more milder approach to treating >> colorado researchers are planning a new study to see if marijuana can help ptsd but that testing is taking two years. >>> we're heading into the weekend with good weather. >> high school football tonight and concert at the amphitheater. miranda lambert there. few showers but still has the look and feel of late summer with those storms even from south tampa looking over the clouds building highern . showers of any subs stance are northern polk and eastern pasco and a couple lightning strikes north west of polk city. pinellas and the further area. looking at the bigger picture, coverage might be 20% so if you're going out this evening ot along i-4 for that matter a de shower, otherwises ould be clear and pleasant. we're not looking at right beginning to develop late tomorrow and more so on sunday.

michigan anders, that's what i thought. against wisconsin this weekend. wolverines are going down. we beat michigan state already. i'm probably going to eat those words, aren't i? i don't think it's going to be jeopardized at all. i think actually having the kildee-moolenaar amendment passed, with a big bipartisan vote yesterday, and having, i forgot whose amendment it was in the senate passed something like 97 votes, tells you that this is very close to being done and that the wrda legislation is going to come together in lame duck. reporter: can you elaborate on the thinking of thank it always belonged in wrda -- mr. ryan: that's where authorizations occur for water resources projects. reporter: right. but democrats wanted flint funding and that wasn't germane. mr. ryan: it wasn't because it was an authorization bill. the scope from the -- the scope from the senate bill is a little broader and that's what we'll reconcile in conference. reporter: let me ask you this. about a year into your speakership here. your predecessor -- [inaudible] -- for not moving individual spending bill

friends brought ander son and 93. even with car whipping around this guy didn't seem too worried. he even smiled at this amthat's drove by. hubway said it's taking the incident seriously posting a statement to facebook that reads in part it is extremely dangerous and definitely illegal to ride a bike on 93 or any area highway do not sunday. mass dot releasing this video showing someone riding in the tunnel before being escorted off the pike by state police. for brad and todd the video is good for a laugh but the thought of what could have happened is nothing to joke about. it's a super dangerous tunnel. you see car accidents and this guy -- unless you have a death high level resignations a week after a mans shot and killed by police. we'll be right back. y kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're a

. >>> tonight in the low 60s up ander 50s if you live away from the lake. saturday you will start in the low 60s and make our way to 74 degrees. a stray shower can't be ruled out saturday morning. sunday sunshine end to end and top out in the mid-sents. four days. 76 this weekend. near 80 close monday coming with rain. >>> tuesday, wednesday and thursday mark schwab it will feel like football weather and tribe still playing. right? >> yes. they clinch. who knows. >> straight ahead. the latest on the banged up browns. two more guys added to the injury list. how injured is josh mccown. that depends which member of the coaching staff. >>> now this is the serpentini chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. >>> so browns are getting more and more dinged up and we have not reached the third game. report with a groin injury listed as questionable for sunday's game in miami. they have an injured kicker. patrick injured his knee today listed as questionable and plenty of reports signing former eagle kicker. and coordinator ray horton let it slip josh mccown was

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. >> that's andered mention the home remedies like pouring coca-cola on your head to kill the lice, experts don't recommend it because it's not scientifically proven. >>> and tucson is a little safer now that police say they have a serial rapist locked up. christopher garcia accused in five attack. >>> police believe theosophed avondale murder because a man and his wife are behind bars. the woman's husband has been hiding out south of the border. >>> everyone agree it is shooting scares on the freeway have to stop. the latest at 101 and warner about had today. -- 4:00 today. police searched for the car and shooter with no luck. >>> and tomorrow at school expect to see the normal amount of officers. they were extra today after reporting of somebody on campus with a gun. >>> we're learning the valley bus driver did the absolute right thing and called for help sense this happened. the bus was smoking, stopped, made sure everyone was in a safe position and phoned it in. >>> what was supposed to be an improvement to the prison there's a new meeting about the new maricopa reentry center. parents

land secretary jay johnson and ask himm specifically whether we're safer or not than we were there anderee'll have a political debate on the political issues with into the beginning rich and congressman half yea what say a who was a clinton advocate. we'll also ask him about clinton's very controversialtrov remark on friday night where she basically said half of trump's supporters are a basket of disruptable. i think that's causing her somee heartburn today.urn it seems to be. we have just about 30 secondsou left but i couldn't let you go without mentioning kirkio conditions is a local here for fox5. that's right.th he's the quarterback for the redskins. to redskins park to talk with him not just aboutout football and we do, but also about a cause that he's veryry interested in the international justice mission which tries to free people from slavery aroundr the world. interestingly enough he says know if i don't win and i don't have a big platform in football nobody is going to care about my causes so when he goes out there every weekend he's playing for more than just victories. interes

the mexican president said they did talk about the wall and payment ander they are not paying for the wall. clinton also says the first big foreign policy test for donald trump and that he failed. >> all right. tracie potts on the hill for us. thank you so very much. >>> if you vote for a write-in candidate for president this year, don't expect the state elections vote counters to read the name or formally tabulate it. in virginia, they won't count the names at all unless write-in s reach 5% of the votes cast. they will store ballot for records. >>> this morning, we're hearing how a 22-year-old victim fought for her life against a man coming at her with a knife. larry steele was convicted in the stabbing assault of the woman yesterday. this happened at the radisson hotel in rockville last october. the victim is a prostitute and said steele posed as a police officer and tried to arrest her. take a listen to how she describes what happens next to news 4's pat collins. >> i fought back with him. i wasn't letting him tie me up. i fought back with him. i got ahold of a knife. he grabbed my

ander redeemable, i call you hard working american patriots. >> recovering at home from pneumonia, she fired back tweeting out a video of trump behind clinton nationally in the online poll. >>> after largo flooded her home with raw sewage, the city put her up in a hotel. >> now the city is done footing that bill and she is calling behnken. she asked why the city is being asked to live in these conditions. >> lochte's road to redemption may have gotten off on the wrong foot. >> new showers for the tropical wave showers still can develop up into the late evening hours. we will show you that in the forecast and look ahead to your i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclea

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the coast again, it could reintensify and get tropical all over again and become another named storm ander closer n it gets to the coat the more we will see the stronger winds kicking in as flooding, rip currents and alles of that. rain doesn't seem to be as much of an issue as the flooding from the storm surges. if it doesn't go back that wayay towards the coast then we're going to have a better shot of having to deal with that. once we get into monday at 2, monday at # 1:00 at night at 24 and then three in the afternoon. here's a look at futurecast which shows it pulling out for tomorrow, but then take a look a for monday, it starts to move its way back into the coast allo over again. that he's what we're concerned about. here for tomorrow, not much happening, 74-degrees by the the midday. we're talking breezy. 76 by the 4:00. pretty comfortable out there. tomorrow high of 77-degrees.s. here's a look at your fox5ox accuweather seven day forecast.f depending on what happens once a we get into monday, you know, right now it looks like i95i95 corridor and west are going to o be pretty but o

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>> former secretary, andrew cabral and alberto vassallo and the mayor of lawrence ander and we had actually father jack ahearn and i wanted to have a catholic priest, a different look at thinks situation of race not necessarily coming from a black pastor. >> byron: very diverse panel. some are some of the topics that you hit on? >> housing, job training, incarceration, transportation, food deserts, so to speak. you feel about race and how does in person feel about race and we talked about the finer nuances. you know, you may have heard this four black guys walking down the street may be refered to as a gang and four white gay guys would be a group of guys. those nuances that people say every day but don't realize that it may be offensive. that is what we wanted to talk about. >> byron: how important is it to just have the conversn at the dialogue that is going on, all the arguing and things, on california shows and discourse, people are talking past each other a lot. >> that's what will happen in the genesis of in conversation and people will get tired of talking about, talking past one ano

. >>> in a jailhouse interview we at nbc bay area the sex ander of trying to accuse kidnap and sexual assault two south bay girls says he didn't do it. >> that's kidnapping, right? if you were to talk to somebody and walk away, that's not kidnapping. that's not even attempt. >> david lee russell said he had no idea he was wanted. after two alleged attempted kidnappings. san jose police finally tracked him down near oakland road tuesday. when asked if he shaved his facial hair to avoid detection he offered this explanation. >> i don't have guy hair. >> you didn't do any of that to change your appearance? >> no. i didn't even know none of this was happening. >> the prosecutor says he will seek a life sentence. russell is being held without bail. he will return to court in one week. >>> 4:41. coming up next, unveiling new features in a world's most popular smartphone. apple upgrading bread and butter product but will the new iphone 7 have shoppers breaking out their wallets come this fall? >>> all right. a little bit cooler today, i guess than what we were seeing yesterday. >> a nice thi

on this, they would have failed and, having stressed this policy and being confronted with mixed anders in a last few weeks the retail sales numbers we had with the consumer confidence numbers we had and knowing the reaction by the federal reserve chair is one of management and not doing anything they would play into me, it will there isno change and a risk of unleashing a correction in the bond market and we could see a spike with the yields. >> it is great to have you on this program. all right. goll coming up, days to before the latest policy decision. takell ask gerald on his for when the rates will rise. >> welcome back. this is bloomberg. >> there is only a story for the investors. and they haveents our correspondent has when this will move. opinion and ital is based on economics and measures the chief is looking at. my sense is that i do not see it happening next to opportunities and i think that central banks and it being very dovish all has the determined to do something. about lowerking rates. >> in your personal opinion, should she be moving? there are some who say these basi

russell, a convicted sex ander, is described as a transient. >>> as lake county tries to recover from that devastating wildfire the man accuse of starting it, the one that destroyed dozen and dozens of homes will be in court for a plea hearing today. dam damon pashilk. they have footage that puts pashilk near several fires. >>> we're uk aing car break-ins. coming up you have a chance to help catch one of those thieves. the video sfpd wants you to see. >> for many it's a mild start to the morning with 60s outside and 90s in the forecast today. i'll let you know who could be approaching 100 degrees this afternoon coming up. >>> and a quick look at fremont. no problem for the drive here. construction crews clearing a little north of the truck scales. we'll give you a look at oakland coming up. >>> plus, video captures dozens of cats being dropped off at bay area shelter in the middle of night. the shelter says that the suspects have done this before. the alarming number of cats being dumped, that's next. >>> police are looking for the man you see on this surveillance video here. approach

saturday as the biggest day05:54:06-11when things are down,things are going bad, people funk gary anders says some of the popular game-day attire this time of year is what you'd expect for late summer -- 3 t-shirts, baseball caps, and russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business in today's economy. through expanded access to high-speed broadband, better job training and fair trade. because we need to export wisconsin products, not wisconsin jobs. before giannis antetokounmpo can collect his hundred million bucks, he has to pass go - or talk to c-b-s 58's scott grodsky. 3 scott: hey kevin, i'm here with the new 100 million dollar man, giannis entering into a whole new tax bracket here. what was it about milwaukee that made you want to stay here long term with the bucks.giannis: everything. everything. the city. everything, the little things, the cheese. but yeah, the city of milwaukee and how kind the people are here, how respect

. >> she's been-- well, if it is it is a mystery to me ander rarely but on more than one occasion over the last many, many years, the same sort of thing has happened to her where she got severely dehydrated. and she has worked like a demon, as you know, as secretary of state, ands a senator, and in the years since. >> but more importantly she's on a grueling campaign. >> yeah. >> and you know what that is like. >> i do. >> an she is older than you were when you ran. >> and she had two and a half she got dizzy. today she made a decision, which i think was correct, to cancel her campaign day. >> right. >> to make one more day to rest. >> is it possible that she will be away for we cans from the campaign trail? >> no, not a shot. i don't think can i holder back another day. >> you can see charlie's interview tonight on the charlie rose show on pbs an tomorrow on cbs this morning. donald truai campaign soon, in baltimore today he fired back against her attack of his supporters. here's major garrett. >> just be grossly generallistic, you could put half of trump's supporters into what iecall

keep out of the water do not play in the water, there could be power lines, snakes, ander even alligators. damage estimated t be in the millions one death reported, that person was hit b a falling tree.e when a dozen people had to be rescued, it has rain and dangerous surf along the east coasta towns from north carolina to the jersey shoreto were getting ready, even though they will not be hit as hard a florida, many hope for the krau seaside to cap off the summer. it does cost money to park at the parking lot andnd go to the beach if they hear of a threat to pull back, if it is a sunny we can have about 3,000 people, but they say it's going toe chance of showers and storms than it is cut in half. >> anhaving surf warnings poste up and down the east coast they havehe been getting ready for anything that hermine throws at them.. >> bugler man accused of throwing eggs at a a home of an elderly neighbor avoids jail time with the plea-deal, jason kozan pled guilty to a single prosecutors dropped charges ofo vandalism in the missing, he will get 18 months probation and pay a $1,000 fine the vi

ander our starters at least a great starters. and you know, that's what helps us down the line. they got a shot. hopefully. we shall see.sh all you print out see how things are shaping up weatherwise.w >> anybody keep that. >> i do not have one but effective i would have the boat in the water. we know that he has onen until december that is usually when he takes the boat out of the water. anyways it is a running joke in the two of us. he usually takes it out the first big winter storm he is out but if elected in, a great day out on lake erie or just to be out and about weather is expected for several days in a row.a the weights are to peta when last so great for votersrs in sherman alike. sures people. water temperature is 72? currently out there ats the harbor. still nice warm water authors 69 in cleveland 66 in cleveland 66 in akron and state in the 70s with dew.in the upper 60s down at huntington. soggy air tropical dew points. at that dry air is just to the west and we are going to settle in rightht here. that coupled with warming temperatures should mid-begin to mitigate th

80s right now is the probabil strengthening of this storm system that has been ever so slowly me anderring off of the coast. right now, this stands a very good chance to become mathew. it also stands a good chance to track off into the atlantic sea. now, it could pull into venezuela. -- hispanola. we will keep our eyes peeled on this as we work through the weekend and into the workweek with the full team of meteorologist here. yesterday, we watched a full plate of storms that stayed very still, not much movement in these. if you got caught under one of these rain showers, you got a lot of rain. look at that right now, 72 right now. sam reading into the metro we go, 73 at mcdill and in brandon. 77 in tampa, 78 in clear water, st. petersburg with 79 degrees. looking at the areas most accurate day planner, 80s by noon. topping out in the low 90s with a chance of a shower that could effect the bucs game. back to you. away from what is expected to be an epic night in american politics, it's the first presidential debate. >> it's up against monday night football and still, they are expecting aro

however, we will get reaction from passengers ander that through the morning in dorchester, stephanie coueignoux, fox25 news. >>> this morning, foxborough police need your help tracking down a man that robbed a bank right around the corner from the police station. you take a look at your screen here in man walked into the sharon credit union at main street, pulled out a gun and the cameras got a clear picture of him. about 6 feet tall and in his 40s and 50s. >>> the white house is pouring money into the fight against heroin and prescription drug abuse. the white house just announced $1 billion will go toward fighting opioid epidemic money to expand treatment programs and increase access to overdose drugs. >>> this morning, the grandmother seen this photo passed out with 4-year-old rhonda pace said she drank a beer and took part of a painkiller. the state's toxicology report haven't come back yet. she is currently serving six months in an ohio jail for child endangerment. she will once again push for custody once she gets out of jail. >>> a worcester dentist already facing charges of s

a teen ander in camden county is now banned from going to school. >> hear why he's being kept out of class and how the controversy began. >>> also, hillary clinton's health. next, hear from the presidential democratic candidate about how she's feeling after pneumonia forced her to suddenly leave an event. at amope, we know heels can be every woman's fashion secret. but what's no secret is how much they hurt. the foot care experts at amope now turn your heels into sneakers. new gelactiv insoles almost invisible, and made of ultra-thin concentrated gel. they even fit into slender shoes. so the only thing you feel is improved comfort. share the secret of looking great, and feeling good. new gelactiv for all kinds of women's shoes. from amope. love every step. >>> a high school student in south jersey is banned from classes after school officials found out he was transgender. 14-year-old mason applied to and was accepted at camden catholic high school as madeline. mason's parents asked the school to register their child as a male student. the school declined citing a conflict with cathol

it almost has nothing to do with what happens on stage ander narrative beforehand. >> there is talk that hillary clinton needs to show she's likable. i'm not sure that's your biggest challenge. i think her biggest challenge is to show he's an agent of change in an election where people really want some change. i don't think people think donald trump is doing better because people like him so much. i think they believe in the things they worry about in this country that he is likely to shake things up and if you're concerned that things are to slip in. i think her challenge is to show that while she's very supportive of barack obama and he's a big supporter of her, that she recognizes there are problems in this country that need maybe fresh approaches and a lot of energy in addressing. >> dickerson: it does seem that both the clinton campaign and certainly some people who are advisers or who would like to be listened to are saying, you know, what susan is saying, people need a reason to vote for you, not so much to be terrified about donald trump, which isff on the one hand you're trying

. >> jeremy anders found out, he wrote an e-mail to the ingleside police station. this is the response, no place in this world is completely safe. law enforcement can only do so much to enforce rules and patrol areas. please exercise caution and be aware of your surroundings. >> you have an increase in homeless and mental health issues as well as narcotic issues. >> some neighbors on this threat blame proposition 47, the 2014 ballot initiative making petty theft a misdemeanor. a report found that prop 47 led to a decline in these arrests. >> it's frustrating to live in a city where crime seems to happen and nothing is done about it. i don't know who to blame. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> a robbery suspect faces a potential life sentence of convicted of multiple crimes. he appeared in court to answer charges that include attempted murder and elder abuse. santa clara county sheriff's deputies say his fingerprints were inside of the home of the 88-year-old flo douglas that put her in intensive care, she's had bleeding in the brain and eyes. >> the defendant ent

anders could be moved up what is probably most impressive , this stock is up 62% this year. bloomberg intelligence analyst told the team recently that it has a lot to do with intel not going with the newer chip design. and this momentum is likely to continue. matt: thanks for a much. joe: markets are bracing for key .olicy decision they largely ruled out the federal reserve hike ends of temper and economists are split if the bank of japan will boost stimulus. called money, the art of living. he manages an investment in london. thank you for joining us from london. this week. a recent backup. we have the fed and the boj decision. >> it is a fascinating time and monetary policy. i am less focused on the specifics of the decisions, but i am more interested in the broader context. we are entering the endgame. and it is very unclear what the bank of japan is going to do. is, wet i mean by that plausibly exhausted conventional tools. or the lower interest rates, we have exhausted those because we're starting to see the negative consequences from them. i feel like i have been heari

this map right now, and julia now a tropical depression, expected to continue to weaken as it me anders off the coast. way out in the atlantic, we have tropical storm karl and invess96 has a 60% chance of being the named system, and that would be the l-storm, lisa. we will keep our eyes on that. a warm and steamy afternoon, and it's a 40 and thunderstorms. keep the umbrella handy this afternoon. you may need it in case one of the downpours goes over your head. tomorrow, slightly drier air from the north, and it will push the best rain chances south of interstate 4 for your sunday afternoon. 30% rain chance on sunday, and temperatures around 90 for the weekend, and near average temperatures, 89 to 90 for the and more pleasant air by the end of the woke. >> that's right, fall, and with fall, football. >> especially today. we will look at the forecast for the games in the next half an hour. >> i can't wait, thank you, ed. >>> players were sheering, and fans gave it all. we have big game highlights coming your way, that's next on i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. includin

. >> jeremy anders found out, he wrote an e-mail to the ingleside police station. this is the response, no place in this world is completely safe. law enforcement can only do so much to enforce rules and patrol areas. please exercise caution and be aware of your surroundings. >> you have an increase in homeless and mental health issues as well as narcotic issues. >> some neighbors on this threat blame proposition 47, the 2014 ballot initiative making petty theft a misdemeanor. a report found that prop 47 led to a decline in these arrests. >> it's frustrating to live in a city where crime seems to happen and nothing is done about it. i don't know who to blame. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> a robbery suspect faces a potential life sentence of convicted of multiple crimes. he appeared in court to answer charges that include attempted murder and elder abuse. santa clara county sheriff's deputies say his fingerprints were inside of the home of the 88-year-old flo douglas that put her in intensive care, she's had bleeding in the brain and eyes. >> the defendant ent

(lisa anders, museum project manager) "the visitor would come through the porch and come through that door and immediately get on an elevator and descen the lower level. and it's dark , and its low down there and it's to make you feel sort of like it was riding in a slave ship." in fact nearly 70 percent of the museum is below ground. it is designed to have visitors explore the complex history of slavery and freedom at the basement level where you find: a statue of thomas jefferson in front of bricks depicting his slaves. real artifacts of shackles and a slave cabin. the next level segregation and jim crow through the civil rights movement. here, a controversial prison guard tower from louisiana which was so big, it, along with a segregated railroad car, had to be lowered into the museum before the building was completed because it couldn't fit through the front door. a vintage plane flown by the tuskeegee airmen of world war two hangs from above. the third level up illustrates the impact of african americans on the u.s. from martin luther king junior through president barack obama. t

ander: my question is this, i call it the elephant in the room, the lies of the republican party, and i think it started with the tea party which were not really republicans, and then as a result of the demise of the publican party, you ended up with donald trump. party ise democratic that asfar behind from far as being that the people want something else, that the two-party system is passe -- it does not work. people talked about third parties for a long time. i heard an interesting party that if you had -- an interesting point that if you have three parties, the malik even to sections. -- the immediately cleave intersections. part of that will be seeing what happens with this debate station -- debate stage. guest: as it pertains to life on capitol hill, the whole system internally in congress is built for two parties. there are two groups of leadership, and whether you call the democrats and republicans or they become liberals and conservatives or whatever, it seems to me, and this is complete theory and a shot in the dark, but we have seen from the scares members of the independent

ander global trade recovers grows into this extra capacity or the solution i'm afraid will not the in of a bankruptcy lawyer, it will be in the scrap yard. rishaad: good talking to you. one line dropping, lg electronics, considering canceling shipments via hanjin as well, but only considering it. expecting the is shipping industry to lose $6 billion this year. thank you for joining us. what is going on at the moment? it seems to be going all pear-shaped. >> exactly. the industry has not made any money for the past few years. look what happened with hanjin shipping. it is sad one of the biggest shipping companies going bankrupt. for the next two-three years, it will stay challenging. the demand is the problem. we have been looking at the industry from the supply side, but demand has fallen off the cliff. the world trade when you look at gdp numbers, they are still growing, but world trade has come to a standstill. right.: the thing is we talk about shipping being one singular certain elements drive it. are there any bright spots there? >> at the start of the year, there were some, but

front and mike: let's ask about central banks distorting markets in general and weather that really anders you or is something is a big part of how you evaluate an investment these days. think the rates have to be absolutely negative to be too low. we do have too much to fear as far as negative rates in the state yet. havenk it is tragic we taken rates down this far. know the federal reserve's all over the world are really trying to ensure prosperity, but in so doing, they are ensuring a huge bubble which will be pricked and we will be heard badly by it, i think. that negative rates completely stopped saving because you are not only rewarded for saving but -- not only not rewarded for saving but penalize for saving. i don't think that's good. it caused a huge bubble in the bond market because people have nowhere else to put their money in less they buy a beautiful piece of art like our ceiling or pictures or something of that nature. tom: where would you put your money now if negative rates have distorted the market and central banks have distorted the markets, how would you be exposed tod

data is anders people play the game.ok at that as a way of ensuring the integrity of the game and to improve the game itself. it's not something we provide to other people. it's a sensitive issue. respectful of their data. emily: some privacy advocates are lobbying the ftc. why does the game need more data than just where i am? what is your answer to that? the data that is provided through the game is the data associate with the user plane it. as you're moving around with your phone, the data that's necessary to know where they are , we can determine if you have captured it or not. we know when you are interacting with a gym. there is a way facilitating that gameplay. emily: it's coming to the apple watch. how much traffic you expect? john: we are excited to be working with apple. with have a strong relationship with google already. google is a shareholder in our company. we are thrilled to be working with apple. they are doing amazing stuff with the phone on the watch. i'm excited about the next generation watch. i thin

watches ander warnings for multiple counties. let's get to fox 6 weather asked -- experts, these are coming in some folks really getting hit hard right once up your thunderstorm warningay although the more strg storms other partss of the area severe thunderstorm warning continuing threat around fort atkinson implement to the southr 5:30 so southwest jefferson county. severe thunderstorm watch this exception until 8:00 o'clock tonight. let me take you along the line as it is approaching walk a shot in county for this. the cell has about five to seven lightning strikes and the last few minutes. and we did just get a report as well here ping-pong ball sized hail so southwest jefferson county coming to spirits the brunt of this to make its way through and eventually into parts of western walworth county. 15 to 20 minutes. a close eye on that for you. it is confirmed. and waukesha county, nothing severe up to the line however heavy rain into waukesha. this has is not been severe, but 55 lightning strikes per minutes. eased east of wes

ander: coming up, housing the economy. we will hear from robert shiller as the latest home index shows home prices climbed again in july. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm vonnie quinn. oliver: i'm oliver run it. -- latest s&p home index home index numbers broke this morning. the cocreator of the index, nobel laureate and professor of robert schiller joined bloomberg earlier today and was asked if there are any surprises in this latest report. robert: not really. it has been in a holding pattern for two years now. the financial crisis caused big drops in home prices and around 2012, they started going up fast, over 10% a year. now, it's very boring. it's correct for inflation, nothing to get excited about. they are still below their peak back in 2006. does that indicate we still have a way to run? its peakenver is above but denver really never had a boom in the years leading up to 2007. if you correct for inflation, we are way below the peak, but we are getting up at more normal levels and th

gopro shares are down 80% from high ander 2014 analysts have been viewing the product event today isent. we sat down with gopro ceo nick would been and asked him how the throne will help the business move beyond amateur footage. >> one of the things gopro is known for is versatility and i think the same for that benefited the sales of cameras will benefit karma and that is our customers buying and using products to accomplish things that we have not even dreamt of and we expect the same for karma. emily: talk to us about these cases that you foresee. nick: obviously consumers will have a blast using karma whether or handheld footage mounted tofootage their body while they are skiing or biking they will be able to capture their lives with professional stability they are only used to seeing in film and television and i think we are entering a new era of high quality consumer generated content and it will be very exciting. already gopro's have one emmy's for their contribution to television. before, i think that karma is so capable and a versatile it -- whether you are capturing aerial

vicky anders is here with diana. what a gorgeous puppy. my dogs are older right now, but she is beautiful. >> look at her ears too. >> just adorable. >> she's only 10 months old. she's still mouthy. a little mouthy and needs training. >> long and lean. a hound mix? >> yeah. >> you know, she's there am to full height. she just wants to play. that's all she wants to do. >> actually despite what you might see on your tv, she is brown. >> she is wh blended sable in the dog world. sounds very exotic. people just look at her and will see black. when you get her out in the sun, you can see the brown in her. she's like yeah, i'm gorgeous. >> now back to the hand. so good dog? >> yeah, great dogs. >> family? >> yeah with her exuberance, i would not recommend very small children, especially with her being as mouthy as she is. >> there she goes. >> luckily she's done with the puppy teeth. >> they are not as sharp so it doesn't hurt that much. give that animal shelter a call. the number is on the screen so thanks a lot. have a great weekend. >> you, t

just kind of me andering along the coast. as we went to bed last night the storm moved offshore. that's the good news. because for the last 24 hours, the better part of it, it spent a lot of time dumping rain in the low country of charleston. as the slow and steady rain came down across charleston, it didn't take long for the water to start building up in the . outside of a store downtown. >> hurricane season. it's nature. >> restaurant owner and chef paul yellen remained optimistic that the storm wouldn't keep water logged customers from seeking out his watering hole. >> i don't think it's affecting business that much. people will come and have a drink. >> the storm began as something of a historic anomaly. forming over land in northern florida. >> we're talking about big rainfall totals. >> bill walsh is the chief charleston. how often do you see a named storm form over land? >> very rare. first time over florida this one was five miles west of jacksonville. happened in '88 with belle across the louisiana coast. but again very rare. >> strong winds and heavy rains covered st. a

so it will me ander throughout the day. i'm sorry to say wehave another event of coastal flooding as the tide comes in, especially across the northern counties. we'll be talking more about that coming up at 9:00. janelle? >>> we're looking at the cameras, ivan. check this out. right under the howard frankland, we have water crashing through the barriers here under neath the howard frankland. still open despite a high wind advisory. use both hands on the wheel. the sunshine sky way remains closed. look at that water just crashing there. quite a sight to see. your drive through downtown tampa on 275 is look going for the most part despite all of the rain we had. the interstates and drive times have beengreat this morning. i think it has to do with all of the schools closing, right? we still have the crash here at valrico. closed right now in both lumpton is a good alternate for you. check out your drive times on the veterans expressway. usually, we don't see the green until later. 18 minutes from 54 down to it 75. 12 minutes

. >> we add some north carolina apple, onion, salt and ander and add chili powder be chipotle powder, garlic, cumin, cinnamon, real maple syrup and coconut oil. >> so seal up the bag just shake. >> i commence to shaking. >> i've never had vegan sausage. >> neither have i. >> we'll try it together. >> bake it at 375 degrees for about 40 minutes. when you are done, you have a different way to enjoy north carolina sweet potatoes. >> that is good. >> it tastes like fall. >> it does. you hike the sweet apple. >> i like the spice. got some kick in it too. sausage in it. >> the spices are good. if you need a good vegan fall dish, wave got it for you. >> get a copy of the recipe on wral.com. next week, they are back to begin a month of peanut recipes. >>> i was doing the dance. that is what we do when there is something covering us. >> now you know. >> lats talk ou trending this morning. >> the october issue of playboy crow ating a buzz because for the first time ever, it is featuring a woman wearing a hijab. she is wearing other clothes as well. remember, plaw boy stopped publishing nude pho

a little bit of cloud cover out there. 81 with the lake breeze and pretty warm tonight up ander that's the air we will see tomorrow before the drop in temperature the second half of the weekend. here is the severe risk area tomorrow. yellow, pretty much our entire area. the thinking is that the severe weather could start near us somewhere in our area and move east. that will be tomorrow afternoon into the evening and here is how it looks on future view. we have a wave of rain and storms that will be movingn night football. >> future view seeing most of it around the toledo area. i am thinking showers and storms along the lakeshore early tomorrow morning. we get into a bit of a break. we heat things up and watch what happens during the afternoon especially after 2:00. boom. between 2:00 and 5:00 there's your blow up of thunderstorms that could be severe. by 8:00 tomorrow evening front west to east and we have that big temperature drop throughout the night tomorrow night and on sunday. all of a sudden it is football sunday. you are like wow. a little taste of fall is out there. check out

police have charged a woman with murder ander son. she's accused of intentionally setting the fire that killed christopher leach and jerry fickes. >> investigators are still trying to figure out why the train crashed. >>> also tonight, at first alert, the nbc 10 weather team is tracking more rain and the chance for flooding, we'll keep track of what happening in your neighborhood. >>> we given with that breaking news in wilmington. tonight a woman is charged with murder in the death of two firefighters. >> let's go to deanne that durante. >> reporter: neighbors here who know the woman say they are shocked. some say that she told them it was an accidental fire, but police say it doesn't matter, that this 27-year-old suspect con fesed to investigators and most recently federal investigators yesterday. >> if it was her, of course i have nothing but to be angry. i have a 1-month-old baby in there too. >> reporter: gabby felix says she was drinking with beatriz fana-ruiz just before the fire was set. all seemed normal with the 27-year-old.

jeffrey renetzo faces murder charges in the death of 23-year-old laquan ander son. >>> it's not even october yet, but police in winston salem are investigating a suspicious person in a creepy costume. police say that yesterday someone dressed as a clown was attempting to lure children into the woods by offering them treats. two children saw the person, and one adult heard the clown. the suspect fled once officers arrived. nobody was hurt. winston salem police say they seriously. there have been similar incidents recently in south carolina. >>> police are looking into what caused the deadly motor-vehicle crash in fayetteville. it happened on saturday night on north riley road. investigators say 39-year-old melanie louis lost control of the motor-vehicle, and crashed. she died at -- valley medical center. >>> 7:05 now. the presidential candidates are hitting the road this labor day. >> this as new poll numbers show where the voters stand. >> president obama and russia's president huddle >>> as tracy pots reports, an old rival is helping her out. >> reporter: the clinton team states thi