. >> new though, arc news camera captured add close call for firefighters in arkansas. a back draft blew out the insulation of the home as crews were trying to get in. no injuries were reported a mother and child were safely out of the home. investigators are calling the fire suspicious because there was no electric or gas connected to the house. >>> a kansas police officer caught a woman stealing from wal-mart but instead of argue her, he helped her. the first thing he noticed was that the woman's daughters' feet were covered in dirt. the woman was homeless and lived out of her car. he ducked back into the store and bought diapers wipes and shoes for the children. >> she said thank you i mean the look on her children's face with the shoes and everything, that is a all that had to be said. >> he helped when nobody else would. >> robinson said she is embarrassed by what she did but had run out of people to turn to. the officer gave her a ticket for breaking the law but did not arrest her. >> the confederate flag is coming down at the south carolina capitol complex and it

pretty champ but now with the opened contracting center visitors can get opportunity at the new state of the arcattend workshops and receive one-on-one technical assistance and learner what you need to become a primary contractor or what information to be a subcontractor and a created bed public commission it will help people to assist people to compete for and performance open city contract a lot of small businesses do have the resources to loblth the opportunity so one of the things we wanted to do was provide ways to access contract >> access to the plans spiefkz and a data place basis ease contracting opportunity and funding or capital training. this is and other documents that needs to be submitted. to compete is a technical skill that it takes to win a scheduling for a popular to you can win a professional services job or how to put together a quote it's all those technical pieces. looking at the contracting assistance center is our touch point with we get the people to come and see the planning specks and later than about projects earlier is he get training so you're ready to go arrest he

. >> new this morning arc lab's retriever's remarkable appetite and tastes put him in the hospital.und enough hair bands for seven softball teams and enough under pants to last someone more than a week. tiki is recovering from surgery. >> he was stocking up. >> reporter: honey did you leave my socks in the laundry. on on the platt bridge there will be enough rise looks like. things look good if you're flying ray long the airport to get to a flight this morning. no problems on the platt bridge. don't know if it's the best night for this, a couple of 5ks around the region. the midsummer night 5k block portions of sussex road and spring avenue. there's one in wilmington, 6:45. glen avenue and south park drive will be blocked for the run david. so we're off to another warm and mucky start a couple of showers around 9:00 a.m. 78 degrees, 85 by noon, this afternoon we'll cook with a high of 89 degrees, humid conditions. late this afternoon after 5:00, 6:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m. we're on the the look out for strong gusty thunderstorms coming in from the west and coming in the evening. new york p

alaska airlines jet reported beams shining at their plans after a string of reports at through arc airport in new jersey. the f.a.a. said lasers were pointed at 12 flights and one pilot is suffering blurry vision. "good morning america" will have more on this and the dangerous problem of lasering. >> very, very dangerous. >> what is happening with the weather? mike? >> we start inland east bay and look at the temperatures wait for you when you step outside. san ramon at 59 and pleasanton and antioch at 57 and lafayette and concord and pleasanton hill at 60 and walnut creek and 62 in livermore and 81 in brentwoo milpitas is 58 and we have 60 in the financial district and 58 in novato. this afternoon inland east bay is the warm spot again and you will need the air conditionerring to stay comfortable in the afternoon hours if you needed it yesterday. 89 to 96 around the bay 73 to 84 in the south bay and north bay is 65 and clouds and sunshine in downtown san francisco. we have a chan of thunderstorms coming up but, first, traffic with leyla. >> we are using mobile 360 and i will turn it around so yo

pretty champ but now with the opened contracting center visitors can get opportunity at the new state of the arcttend workshops and receive one-on-one technical assistance and learner what you need to become a primary contractor or what information to be a subcontractor and a created bed public commission it will help people to assist people to compete for and performance open city contract a lot of small businesses do have the resources to loblth the opportunity so one of the things we wanted to do was provide ways to access contract >> access to the plans spiefkz and a data place basis ease contracting opportunity and funding or capital training. this is and other documents that needs to be submitted. to compete is a technical skill that it takes to win a scheduling for a popular to you can win a professional services job or how to put together a quote it's all those technical pieces. looking at the contracting assistance center is our touch point with we get the people to come and see the planning specks and later than about projects earlier is he get training so you're ready to go arrest hel

these are just drawings of what the arc will look like. the newerminal is expected to be completed next year. >>> we didn't quite get to 90 on saturday but we certainly got there yesterday. 95 degrees, it felt like 105 and today, feeling like close to 100 with that dangerous heat and humidity still pretty high but not quite as high as yesterday. it's still going to be hot tomorrow. another day of 90 plus. and hot for those goes to citizens bank park tonight for the phillies game. definitely need to bring some fluids with you and the water in the bottles, they will let you in there with it. 94 degrees, the wind west-southwest at 11. feels like 98 right now. the feels-like temperature has gotten just around 100. 89 in allentown and reading but 94 in philadelphia. near 90 in many other parts of the area. it got up into the mid 90s at atlantic city international. with a west wind it got to near 90 at the beaches, too today, before a sea breeze came in late in the day. let's see what is going on right at the beaches now. while it's 94 in cape may, it's

assets used to deliver supplies to the district we spend a number 27 million to get our supplies to new arc using this pathway our own system does not save. while these are used for the past ways these really have no cost savings and no reliability benefits so what are options? >>> first, to ensure that our cost specific to the district are were covered second, to cut back on the uses of redundant statement third to extend the pathway to avoid the caiso grid and four to become a participating transmission owner or partner with the grid. >>> cutting back on the usage of our line reduces cost and risk exposer. that fourth option at this time is not a cost-effective or cost-efficient option for us. building out our transmission system may be cost-effective as we grow. >>> our thoughts on implantation. first we will develop a fair cost sharing in the district agreements then we'll cut back the use of the redundant statements and continue to pursue pto partnership. from that i'm one to number five. >>> we have talked about the fact that we need to rely on pge's distribution system now we're goin

fox 29's brad sattin is live in front of new castle county right there right now. brad arc lost work needs to be done. >> reporter: yeah, for sure. as you mentioned ef0 mack mum sustained winds of 65 miles an hour so certainly the weakest of tornadoes but enough to cause some damage here to this mobile home park. this is the mobile home village right off of route nine. i'll step out of the way you can see the damage to one of the trailers right behind me there. it was literally shifted off of its foundation. i would say two to 3 feet as we pan over to the left you see it runs into the fence and then that vehicle damage the window there shattered and that's the damage left behind. let's show you some video from earlier, again most importantly here no reports of any injuries but upwards of 12 people displaced after the roof was blown off. this apartment building. those displaced staying over at the william penn high school. crews spending the day repairing that roof a short time ago they're in the process of -- we just saw putting a blue tarp on that roof. power is being rest

in "time" magazine see what jfk's new extravagant pet terminal will look like. >> it is dubbed the arc and will be able to service 70,000 animals every year. there's a pool for dogs and multiple stables for your horses. >> in los angeles, police find 1200 guns and two tons of amo where a body was found dead in a car parked down the street. officials have investigating his death and whether or not his guns were link dodd any crimes. >>> massachusetts police are putting up 84 billboards throughout the state in an effort to identify baby doe. her body was discovered in a bag in boston harbor. >>> famous physicist, steven steven hawking is on a mission to communicate with aliens. his breakthrough listen project will involve sweeping the skies for signals from possible extra-terrestrial civilizations, a russian billionaire will fund the 10-year initiative. >>> good morning to you. ford is betting consumers will pay up for high-end pick-up trucks launching a luxury version of the f-150 that could cost well above $60,000. among the standard features multicontour massaging seats. half the ford

pretty champ but now with the opened contracting center visitors can get opportunity at the new state of the arcattend workshops and receive one-on-one technical assistance and learner what you need to become a primary contractor or what information to be a subcontractor and a created bed public commission it will help people to assist people to compete for and performance open city contract a lot of small businesses do have the resources to loblth the opportunity so one of the things we wanted to do was provide ways to access contract >> access to the plans spiefkz and a data place basis ease contracting opportunity and funding or capital training. this is and other documents that needs to be submitted. to compete is a technical skill that it takes to win a scheduling for a popular to you can win a professional services job or how to put together a quote it's all those technical pieces. looking at the contracting assistance center is our touch point with we get the people to come and see the planning specks and later than about projects earlier is he get training so you're ready to go arrest he

in 2013 we presented a master plan to the arc and ptc and that project included a scheme to build up to 3 new ferry terminals as well as land site improvement in the north and south basin of the ferry terminal. the goals at that point are the same as the goals today and hat is to to acamidate a grouth in the demand for the existing ferry service at the ferry terminal, provide the capacity for new ferry services planned by [inaudible] and enhance [inaudible] and city of san francisco to respond in the event of a emergency. [inaudible] farmers market, public access as well as historic district. since the presentation the weety board [inaudible] a eir. following that action the board also took a action to release fund{authorize staff to pursue construction of the south basin improvement proposed as part of the master plan. last month the project was [inaudible] design review board as well as port of san francisco advisory committee and look forward to offering the [inaudible] on that note i would like to introduce the project architect [inaudible] who will walk through the updated design work fo

the new deal -- for example, the social security act -- you have a little bit of the new deal and then there's this arc that goes to johnson in the 1960's. nobody was writing about what happened in the 1940's and 1950's. as a matter of fact, when they did discuss it, one person said it was just a stagnant era. no, it wasn't. that's how i really got interested in it, was trying to disprove that because i knew that some of these things had happened. others i was not aware of the cousin even if you lived during that time, i was a kid. what did i know? what was happening at a higher level i would not have been aware of. >> the typical parents during this time -- were they wanting to relinquish their duty as parents and even to the federal government, or were they being told, so to speak, that they need to buy the federal government and academia and politicians and all that stuff? holt: i would not say the federal government, but i would certainly say experts. even before the war years came what you find in children's history is that people are beginning to trust the expert. the expert in child rearing for

joining us live from new york is kathy wood ceo of arc investments.do you make of these numbers? they beat expectations across the board but there's a lot built into the stock price. >> yes. the quarter was spectacular. their revenue growth was 55%, ad revenue growth mobile ad revenue growth was 74%, just phenomenal numbers and operating margin 55%. >> cathie a lot of people have been concerned about the spend increase, up 50%. do you think that's needed to drive growth or are you starting to get worried about that too? >> no. we think they need to add head count. our analyst considers this stock a three-stage rocketship. facebook is doing incredibly well user growth up 13%. the next stage which they're preparing for to accelerate here instagram, messenger, whassup and they will launch oculus virtual reality in the first quarter of next year. >> they have 76 now percent of their revenues with mobile. a huge shift that we've seen in the last couple of years. there's problems attached to that, though in that it's difficult to track individual users and

treaty last week the u.s., china and brazil raised hopes by commit to go new climate change goals, but as nick clark reports from cube arc signs continue to accumulate. >> reporter: there are those who doubt the reality of climate change. umberto isn't one of them even tells me he's lived here most of his life on the north coast of cube actual the town's coastal strip has been eaten away by the advancing ocean. and every time there is a storm a little more is lost. what was once a thriving community, has been consumed as the sea level rises. >> translator: the sea has moved further inland over the course of my life. buildings like this one have been affected and the entire coastline has changed. in the '70s, this was a school until the sea eroded its foundation and it collapsed like you see now. >> reporter: scenes like this are becoming more evident across the world and are responsible for an increasing momentum in the effort to deal with global warning think. the roman catholic leader pope francis will visit cuba in september and has recently warned of the dangers of inaction. a papel inning cyclical targeted the world

in downtown philadelphia using ben franklin bridge to head into downtown fill arc well you are slow making your way from newthe way down to eighth and vine. traveling other bridges we are still doing okay. as we take on rush hour a at 6:45 our speed sensors are continuing to drop. twenty-six is your average on the schuylkill, this volume here is in the only going to affect your schuylkill commute, even city avenue but if you are traveling on the roosevelt boulevard where you will notice southbound delayed forming from the broad street through to the schuylkill entrance, from the northeast down to the vine there. no delays for mass transit let's head back to the desk. >>> we will continue to follow that breaking news out of lakewood township. ocean township investigating a hazmat situation. a man got very ill and we learn he may have traveled to africa. >> also this morning fall out continues from bill cosby's admission that he obtain drugs in the intention of giving them to women he want to have sex with. disney world removed a bronze bust of the comedian overnight. >>> subway has suspended it tie with spok

fox 29's brad sattin is live in front of new castle county right there right now. brad arc

now to a new investigation into exploding air bags and this one affects hundreds of thousands of cars. you're probably already familiar with the recall involving takata air bags this is for arc automotive. different company, similar problems. they're concerned that the air bags could explode and spew metal fragments to passengers and drivers. you can take a look at the entire list of cars. >> there is new reaction pouring in. the deal reached overnight and severely limits the nuclearability. the international ability will lift oil and fine issue sanctions. right now it's looking like a tough sell. >> i will veto any legislation that prevents the successful implementation of this deal. >> if it's as bad a deal as i think it is at this moment, we will do everything we can to stop it. >> john kerry talked to andrea mitchell right after the deal was signed and he has strong words. you can see the plan on the nbc washington app. >> we're getting a look at a testy confrontation between a metro station manager and a father. the dad says this all started when he asked if his daughter could use the bathroom inside a station. >> i'm megan fitzgerald where a metro employee is now facin

arc is being built at john f. kennedy international airport right here in new york city.ned and will serve as a quarantine facility for horses pets, birds, exotic animals and livestock. one might say the money would be better spent on the crumbling human infrastructure in a place like new york city but people behind the ark say it will benefit more than just our furry friends. it's expected to create 150 jobs and generate rent for the new york and new jersey port authority over the next three decades. thanks for being part of my program this week. i'm see you next week. >>> good morning. i'm brian stelter, time for a jam packed news filled reliable sources. there is a "new york times" controversy this weekend, the paper correcting the same hillary clinton story over and over again. we'll talk about what went wrong. >>> a popular news and gossip website is in meltdown moelt mode. can gawker reinvent itself? its founder is here and will exclusively reveal his plans coming up >>> brian williams returning to air, but is it delayed? he is part of the expected changes at msnbc.

arc is being built at john f. kennedy international airport right here in new york city.e as a quarantine facility for horses, pets, birds, exotic animals and livestock. one might say the money would be better spent on the crumbling human infrastructure in a place like new york city, but people behind the ark say it will benefit more than just our furry friends. it's expected to create 150 jobs and bring in $108 million in rent for the new york and new jersey port authority over the next three decades. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. >>> hello, everyone. thanks for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield. we begin welcome back donald trump riding high atop the latest presidential polls. a brand new nationwide cnn/orc poll shows trump still well above the pack among republicans' choice for the nominee in the 2016 presidential election. trump has 18% support. he's followed by jeb bush at 15%. governor scott walker at 10%, followed by ted cruz rand paul and marco rubio. trump called into cnn's "state of

news. by the way, the pin action from fortnet drove up cyber arc, fireeye and palo alto networks. the latter is my go to name. the ceo keeps delivering. next theme that can resist the tide, i have one. apparel and fitness. when i hear those words i think of nike and under armour. they're just rolling over the short sellers. nike what can i say about this company the best senior growth performer in the land other than perhaps starbucks who we will hear from later on in the show. mark parker doesn't get his due. when it slipped back into recession the numbers went up. when china crashed, even as he -- this man and his team and the outgoing chairman phil knight just amazed. i'm hearing about some new technology in the work that can create customized show digitally. you know that's dynamite. because i have to buy two pairs of sneakers since my right foot is a 9 1/2 and my left is 10 1/2. fitbit fits into this. they're the perfect sports accessory. my family loves the surge that little device fits well in the undergarments that i don't need. at least not yet. if i had to wear a man-see

pubically ensue i got them if our arc unit the emancipation proclamation dissolution unit the full report is out next month as you can see we have actually decreased the number of new infections the hiv diagnoses from over one thousand down to 3 hundred and 2 last year that's a 70 percent reduction we've also made headway in terms of deaths down to hundred and have 77 deaths amongst people diagnosed with hiv only 1/3rd are hiv associated some are just the normal result of aging and sort of we're trying to get them down as closed to zero as soon as possible and there are a couple of things that made a tremendous impact one was that the health department come out pubically in 2010 along with the san francisco general hospital clinic recommending everyone with hiv be treated immediately and not wait until their cell phone count was low to be substantive to infections that is now the world health associations recommendation global so we really were you are ahead of the curve and the first city to implement the prep demonstration project it is preexposure to taking a daily combination of one pill for people during their seasons of risk of quasi hiv if people take that o

new york city that called it a disgusting outrage. so -- but these people were in the minority. >> host: to come back, we won't beat up on "times" too much today. but there is an arc worth noting but just to echo what pamela just describes, "the new york times," somewhat on the defensive, editorializes just a few days later in the midst of the initial outrage and the quote here from the editorial is: pygmies are very low in the human scale and the suggestion that benga should be in a school instead of a cage ignores the high probability that school would be a place of torture to him. the idea that men are all much alike, except as they have had or lacked opportunity to for getting an education is now far out of date. let's just pause on that for a moment. >> guest: stick with that. >> host: because we live in the midst where for several years now, we have had ongoing critiques of the war on drugs and mass incarceration just earlier this week, a sitting president for the first time in history visited a federal penitentiary in a moment where we have the largest imprisoned population, not only in the world but in recorded history. and so the notion that 100 years ago

new cash. >>> now to our market monitor. who like stocks she says is changing the way the world works. she is cathy woods, ceo of arc investment management. welcome, nice to have you with us. >> thank you, sue, happy to be here. >> sounds like what they typically call disrupter companies, is that a correct read? >> yes, we focus on disruptive innovation that's our starting point, and we're looking for companies that are going to change the way the world works, so we spend a lot of time with technologically enabled companies and we're looking for the key enablers size of the market and where the economics will lie. >> yet some cathy, of your choices tonight are companies with which many of us would be familiar so you don't really say that these disrupters have to be found at the infant or guppy stage. let's start with amazon. >> yes. we think amazon is a much bigger idea than people understand today. it is now market cap approaching that of walmart's. we think it's going to surpass walmart, because we think online sales, which are now less than 10% of sales, are going to grow much larger. amazon is leading the charge

arc keeps bending. more of us are better off than we've ever been. despite what you see in the newsds. john: a final example, murder rates. we think there's more murder now but, in fact, over time they've plummeted. in prehistoric times a thousand per 100,000 people per year. in the middle ages 100. in the 1700s, 10. today in america 5. >> and 1, less than 1 in europe. so the chances of you dying violently have gone down a thousandfold in the last thousand years. there's never been a safer time for you to walk out on the street and not die violently. john: well, we can be happy about that. >> we should be. john: thank you michael shermer. >>> coming up why real social justice is driven not by government, but by free markets. >> the u.s. government may soon require brake override technologies on all new cars and trucks. and they think this is a good idea. so we did it. six years ago. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ john: a thousand years ago most everyone was horribly poor. few people had anything close to what we call social justice today except for a few kings and queens. a big reason most everyone else w

instead i want a new class of object that i look to call the plutoys. the third. >> what is a plutoy? >> the arc pluto. three solar systems. >> told you, i know nothing. >> mercury venus earth mars rocky have iron nickel insides. solid things. okay. get past that jupiter, saturn uranus yep tune.neptune. and then the plan else that are ice, those are the plutoids. >> be right back. seems like we've hit a road block. that reminds me... anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea... ...gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against occasional digestive issues. with three types of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. "what ya doing?" "getting my free credit score at credit karma when is the last time you checked?" "your credit is outa sight!" "alright!" "aren't you curious to know what yours is now?" "still got it." "credit karma, get your free score now." my lenses have a sunset mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside to inside mode. transitions® lenses automatically filter just the right amount of light. ask for transitions xtractive

is under investigation >>> new this morning, another car manufacturer is under investigation for exploding air bags. the national highway traffic safety administration says arc automotive incorporated made air bag inflaters that could potentially malfunction. investigation covers hundreds of thousands of chrysler and kia vehicles. it comes after massive fallout with japanese air bag maker takata. they recalled 38 million inflaters in the u.s. for a similar problem. >> all those problems at reddit have blown up. >> scott mcgrew, new accusations against the company this morning and another resignation. >> yeah, good morning to you. reddit has hit that crisis point all crisis managers dread, sam and laura, where it's really not in control of its own narrative. one of the former ceos, the ceo before ellen powell, is accusing one of the founders of the company of staying silent when he should have spoken up. wong says it was founder alexis ohannian who fired a popular reddit employee. the dismissal led to a user uprising at reddit. it also led to the resignation of reddit's controversial interim ceo, ellen powell on friday. wong says powell was not the one who fi

arcing which looks like a fire. >> reporter: i'm sandhya patel. live doppler 7 hd tracking showers. i will let you know how long they will hang around. >>> abc 7 newsght now with live breaking news. >> and that breaking news hitting the raidernation hard. ken stabler has died. >> he died from 1970 to '79 and named mvp and led raiders to super bowl victory followed 1976 season. he was known for clutch performances in some of the most memorable games in the 1970s. >> hit raymond chester for six and the raiders were out to maintain an unsurpassed record of only one loss in nine years of monday night play. >> he was electric but also known for his lifestyle away from the game and heralded best selling autobiography called snake. >> his family posted a statement saying he passed peacefully surrounded by the people he loved most including his three daughters and long time partner as some of his favorite songs played in the background such as "sweet home alabama." he lived to be 69 years old. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz in for cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. our other top story is unusual weather today. it feels li

. >>> if you fly into kennedy airport in new york next year, you will see a big expensive terminal called the arcns and other animals on the move. it's for -- it's the world's first air terminal for animals. the arc is going to provide climate controlled stales for horses and trees for cats to climb and -- stables for horses and trees for cats to climb. never get anything that fancy. look at that. >> right. >>> i know i'm not smart enough to solve the rubik's cube but guess how long it took the champ to solve it. this is so fast, you may have to see it to believe it. we'll be back and see it. ♪ >>> take a look at new video. one of our crews got this. it's christien kafton who saw this coyote kind of -- kind of pouncing along there at san francisco's land's end. he's out there coffering the story -- covering the story about two rescues. the advice, look at it. don't approach it. don't turn your back or shout off wave your arms. kind of went on his way. >>> well, fantasia, a married woman. she married her fiance over et weekend. here's photos she put on her instagram account. the ed wedding occurre

. >> the new plan goes in effect next month and the issue is creating a lot of buzz on social media. you can join that conversation on our ktvu's facebook page. >>> the car is called arc tan and it is entered in a 2000 miles race across the australian out back. itwill compete against 29 other teams from around the world in october. it can go more than 50 miles per hour using just solar power. >> i like to drive it. >> i know, it is pretty cool. >> we are live in san francisco where major delays are expected near the golden gate bridge starting tonight and lasting through the weekend, we'll tell you why and when everything should clear up. >> we already have a heck of a morning commute out there. a little bit of light drizzle out therecould affect the morning drive. >> well, you don't need to see rain here to know it is going to be a bad hair day. there is a lot ofdrizzles out there and temperatures staying very cool. ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> we continue to follow the breaking news that could impact th

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live outside construction site to tell us more steve. >> reporter: ukee, jessica excuse the pun here. i'm not standing in the arc logical dig site but developer is calling this a missing link saying that this 750,000 square foot hole will eventually be a 500 million-dollar source for revenue generation, it is work started to day and we took a tour for starters. market east revival word to describe the giant 4-acre hole in center city, promising interesting, loud. development director daniel killinger says, excitement. >> this had gymballs, lit brothers wanamakers. we are trying to bring that back report report trying to bring back that old feeling but not old department store. killinger gave us a tour of the 750,000 square foot project, that the city block being primed for new restaurants, residents and new ways to spend money. speaking of money the first phase is about 260 between these two phases, the city and state combined, the state is clinting about 10 million, city about 4 million but the rest is, you know, our own equity and construction money. >> reporter: that is where site's 17 story tower, 160,000 sq

new jersey history is just that this morning. this monument now stands bear with four holes visible from where thieves pride off the plaque. bears the names of john robert and his wife czar arcents of the first settlers of glands to maple shade in 1682. a post commander across from where the marker once stood is a specially upset. he says this site was recently spruced up with park benches monument used to be hidden by overgrown grass. >> a shame for the sake of the couple of dollars that will bring somebody that now something of historical significance is gone, it is lost. >> there is just no respect any more, right? police believe thieves took the bronze plaque for scrap metal. they say it was taken sometime over the weekend. >> summer version of the holiday shopping season. feels like it comes earlier and earlier and earlier every year, it is because it does. >> yes financial experts say weaker than expected retail sales this summer have merchants little nervous, so they want to get to your wallet sooner rather than later. another reason stores are pushing back to school sales is because there will be a million and a half fewer college student in the u.s. this year. that

news". >>> and while there have not been any attacks on u.s. soil a video has been posted on line purporting to show isis members killing 25 syrian government soldiers at an arc logical site. video shows islamic state militant taking soldiers to an theater in the historic town of palmyra. young isis member then shoot and kill them while hundreds are seen watching. video doesn't indicate when shootings took place but british human rights organization said they took place at the end of may. >>> a memorial services will take place in trevose today for regina brunner holmes, the grandmother found murdered in her east mt. airy home. philadelphia police after rested leroy wilson of norristown in connection with the slaying. holmes was found dead inside her rumfort road home on monday. police say wilson was working as a handy man for holmes as the time of the her murder. >> he came to her door last night. she knew him from previous times that he did work for her. she let him in. we believe he was probably stealing something from her maybe she caught him in the act of doing that, and with that, he was set off beat her, and then stabbed her and ultimately killed her.

news. >> now you're sounding desperate. ashley: how they can monetize. >> how confident we are, we use it as arc. are going to start using it. if you look on twitter from a business to business point of view, it's punching way above its weight. we are getting superior information because of our penetration into the twitter and the geonomic resolution and they're a different community. robotics. >> so you own it and you use it? >> we own it and use it and we see the power in it. it's very very powerful tool. >> who is going to lead the company, that's the big question. >> that's the question. >> they'll found somebody a company worth that much money. >> find the right one. >> shall we ignore stocks for a second and bring in larry levin in chicago? i'm looking at that-- >> and the trumpets we're going to sound the trumpets. larry come in. we've got 47 on crude oil and gasoline falling today down to $2.69 national average. i say we're on the verge of right on the cusp of a decline in gas prices tell me am i right or wrong? >> oil has moved a lot quicker than gas. and talking about that overlaps seve

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