and an uneasy tension in the core of this sub toub area athey prepare for what could be a third night of protests here. >> reporter: clean up in the kwen's city. uptown charlotte. battered, bruiseded and in many areas broken after a second night of chaos and violence. peaceful protest over the police involved shooting lamont scott. giving way to rye i don't wants in the core of north carolina largest city. dozens clashing with police some throwing bottles and store vandalized and looted. officers using tear gas. >> this is has been a difficult couple of days for the city of charlotte. >> reporter: and dangerous. gun shots bringing -- ringing out in front of the omny hotel. >> they just shot somebody. protesters was killed shot by another person in the crowd. investigators are still trying to determine who pulled the trigger. north carolina's gov any declared a state of emergency and the national guard was called in. witnesses say scott was unarmed but this photo taken by someone at the scene appears to show a gun at his feet moments after the shooting. >> reporter: there's police dash

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the boj also speaking today keeping athey are close eye on the yield curve every time they have a policyrtainly not helping sentiment, japan consumer prices falling in august. below the 2% target. there was a modest gain in industrial production, but household spending slumped. what is your take on these numbers? are they as bad as they look? is a somewhat gloomy picture for the japanese economy. the court consumer index figure percent, worse than expected, far away from the boj's target of more than 2%. one bright spot was industrial production, which rose, but that has been uneven. it fell last month, so it doesn't really add that much to the economic optimism. the first data released since the boj introduced its yield curve control regime. it sounds like everyone including the boj is still trying to work out how this works. >> i think what you're saying is right. it just seems that economic numbers like these, if they continue, the boj will not have any choice but to ease policy further. end int meeting will november. we will have to see what it is. some people are saying that negativ

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have athey don't partner, they don't have a salesforce, they don't have a strategy, at least as far as. chrysler -- that's a start. it's not actually having an autonomous 8:00 on the road, as uber is doing. tesla has tens of thousands of vehicles out on the road. i was speaking with someone a few weeks ago. they reckon that tesla was gathering at least one miles of driver data every day -- one million miles of driver data every day. google says it has gathered 1.8 million miles over the lifespan of its project. such a difference. emily: it's still an clear who is going to own the relationship with the customer and how this is going to work. is it going to be google? is it going to be fiat chrysler? it's really confusing. app is going waze to start a pretty limited ridesharing test in san francisco. that might be the way to do it, but it's really only in one or two cities at the moment. one of google's investors -- the speculation was uber would be the way to go, but uber is doing their own technology now. emily: i wonder how surprising it is for people in the industry that uber post a

. >> joining us to analyze is athey taylor and michael tobin.his could be the most expansive policy layout we have seen on any policy and maybe in a long political time. >> it's a level of details and nuance i don't think we're expecting. i disagree i would say it's a policy and effective speech, and two words, one name. willy hortton. this is going to be the home they compare to george hw bush and say is the hillary campaign going to pivot. >> kathy? what did you i of the speech? >> interesting. this is a very substantive speech and he did -- there were two important messages. first, you know i thought it was very powerful when he said you need to worry about amnesty. you need to worry about is it safer for you? in addition to that, he laid out this 10 point plan to show he's come a long way and understands the nuances. he understands and appreciates complexities and he can get there. the second thing he did, he put a face on illegal immigration with the angel mothers. >> very powerful. >> heart wrenching. those faces were faces of gratitude an

. >> joining us to analyze is athey taylor and michael tobin. this could be the most expansive policy layout we have seen on any policy and maybe in a long political time. >> it's a level of details and nuance i don't think we're expecting. i disagree i would say it's a policy and effective speech, and two words, one name. willy hortton. this is going to be the home they compare to george hw bush and say is the hillary campaign going to pivot. >> kathy? what did you i of the speech? >> interesting. this is a very substantive speech and he did -- there were two important messages. first, you know i thought it was very powerful when he said you need to worry about amnesty. you need to worry about is it safer for you? in addition to that, he laid out this 10 point plan to show he's come a long way and understands the nuances. he understands and appreciates complexities and he can get there. the second thing he did, he put a face on illegal immigration with the angel mothers. >> very powerful. >> heart wrenching. those faces were faces of gratitude

al again is athey have a treatment for cirrhosis of the liver. the fed begins its two-day meeting.et's check the board. dow up by 70 right now. nasdaq is also moving higher by 16. and the s&p is up by 6 points. michelle and kenny, back to you. >> thank you. >>> >>> hundreds of students and staff may have been exposed to tabb tuberculosis in oakland. the unified school district was informed someone from skyline high school tested positive for active t.b. health officials aren't saying if it's a student or faculty member. school and health officials held an informational meeting for parents last night. a person with active tb can spread germs through the air. authorities are trying to identify those who may have been exposed so they can receive free testing. >> we'll test people if they show evidence of being infected. then we can give them medicine to prevent the cough and the symptoms of pneumonia or other things that t.b. can cause. >> health officials stress that tuberculosis is preventable and curable. >>> let's check traffic what roqui. >> thank you, kenny and michelle . on the

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sharon police athey arrested michael m+ eade of easton after an investigation. he is being charged with breaking and entering and larceny. police are able to find meade media. >>> a judge pushed back a hearing scheduled for today. the union representing city police officers want to top the program before a six-month trial period begins that was supposed to start tomorrow. but the city and the union agreed to hold off until september 12. 100 officers have been assigned to take part in the trial program. >>> mass dot is showcasing new safety lights for pedestrians. the high intensity activated crosswalk or hawk system is waiting to cross the street. the installation of the hawk system is part of the lon fellow bridge rehab project. two systems were also installed in quincy center. >>> the city of lowell is looking to attract more visitors by highlighting the city. they hope to install the lights along the merrimack canal. one city councilor told fox25 that the goal of the project is to attract more visitors by turning lowell into las vegas without at gamble. >>> s

week one is when nfl teams really learn what they are made of, this weekend the bucs athey will get a good taste of that as the nfc south rivals unfold >> just a start to see, you know, where our season, you know, can go and what you can do, you know, as a team. you know, having -- playing them first, like i said, they have been saying all week it counts double. >> we open up with somebody who in our division, an away game. experience being with the crowd. we have a few away games on the other side of the country this year. so a little extra when you play an individual. >> kevin: jimmy johnson was in tampa to support those trying to overcome addiction. he teamed up with the tranquil shores foundation at malio's prime steaked. >> house. our scott scott was the -- could the smith was the emcee and he caught up with him to get his thoughts on the 2016 buccaneers. >> they have a young, talented football team, and i think they are just going to get better. a tough division. carolina has an outstanding going to be tough in that division, but i think tampa will be right up in there. and it w

i just took an uber athey asked me if i would take one and i said no. >>> well the organization said it is too early to determine if the boston plan will eventually work with uber or lift like they are >>> new details mark wahlberg said he regret making request for pardon for a crime he committed as a teenager in dorchester. walberg convicted of assault and battery. the actor said one good thing came from the pardon request. he got to meet with the victim and wife as well as their daughter and he apologized. in an interview with the wrap the actor said i didn't need that. i spent 28 years writing the wrong. i didn't need a piece of paper doing. i certainly didn't need to or want to relive that stuff over again. new details on how fire. officials say improper disposal of smoking materials caused home to go up in flames tuesday afternoon. the family's dogs killed in the fire. >> another gloucester police officers off the job this morning as an investigation continues into the police chief there. chief leonard was placed on administrative leave tuesday. no investigation is about at this

athey were able to be fugitive ford several years before they were discovered.arl armstrong did time. nearly everybody did time. many others did time for drugs, for protests-did time for civil disobedience. sort of a badge of honor. but carl did about ten years, and that bombing was considered even worse than the weather underground bombing because it occurred afterwards and even one of the people, leo burt, is still on the lam. he was never discovered. and after that bombing, the weather underground continued to bomb but they took up symbolic bombings and didn't -- with no intention of killing people, and they actually didn't kill anyone no were they caught. it was one of the largest manhuntses in fbi history and i interviewed on fbi agent named bill dyson who was the many caseworker for the weather underground help followed them for ten years and was absolutely fascinating. he knows more about them than anybody because he lisp to all their conversations he was very funny about how women were complaining within weather, they didn't have the power they wanted in

have run athey may slightly too negative campaign, attacking and taking down donald trump, and they havefectively neither their positive reflection of the country and where they would take it, nor who she stands for. that is one of their main focus is going forward. francine: i understand humans of new york is a very popular blog. is it a liberal blog? does it help in people perceiving her as not being cold and being likable? megan: it is liberal in the --se that it has been very people have looked at it and thought that is an interesting move by her. she is not known for taking risks, and it is something they wanted to get out there. let's make no mistake, this is not a good week for her campaign. she has sought since wednesday night to say let's pare back and look at what donald trump actually said and talk about how his embrace of vladimir putin is really a peril in modern , withcs, a bromance donald trump speaking about vladimir putin. thanks to megan murphy. i want to bring in ellen zentner of morgan stanley. there is talk that we are starting to see an election effect on the econom

tim kaine is set to attend local phrasers today two in athey are and two in san francisco. meg whitman is cohost for one of the atherton events. she was republican nominee for governor in 2010 endorsed hillary clinton for president last month. >>> it's hard to picture palo alto without keeble and shuchat but the long-time photography retailer is closing after 51 years. business has recently slowed down as more people shop online and use digital cameras. the final day is expected to be toward the end of october. >>> and in the next half-hour of "cbs this morning," health experts trying to tackle the rising threat of superbugs. raffic and weather in just a moment. ,, ,, >>> good morning from the kpix 5 traffic center. i'm roqui theus. time now 7:58. we have had a busy day in the east bay so far. altamont pass coming out of tracy very slow at 20 miles per hour on to livermore where we have a new crash here westbound 580 after greenville road. it is a solo car crash on to the shoulder. still causing bad delays here. fremont northbound 880 mission boulevard two-car crash blockin

." >> christa: right now thee teenagers athey were ambushed, attacked and nearly kidnapped. let's head out live to 7's jennifer eagan with more on this story. jen? >> jennifer: christa, good morning. the three teenagers say they were outside of the library, which is right next to the police department, when this all happened. police reviewed the surveillance video from the library and after looking at this and speaking with the teens, this morning they say there is no threat to the public. the teens ran to the police station yesterday afternoon around 3:00. from behind the rock, tried the grab one of the boys and hit another. the teens reported the man then ran off into the woods. the police searched the area and didn't find anyone fitting the boy's description. this morning police say they have reviewed the surveillance video from the library and talked with the teens. they're saying this morning there is no threat to the public. live in townsend this morning, jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >> kris: right now police in ossipee, new hampshire, are investigatin

he is really an atheis, the diagnostic up to that point. they sound deeply religious because they start after by arguing we should believe in a higher power, we should believe in the author of the national law. we should believe in the dig dignity of every human person. he actually sounds like vatican too. [laughter] >> what he's saying in 1953 could have been written by someone in roam during 1952 or 1962, 1965 during vatican council. it's all personalism, very humane in the way that he's thinking about this but i stress and i think it's important to note that he use it is term cannon because that meant a truth that wasn't easily defined and so he is trying to avoid kind of program or a conception of the state, he doesn't want conservatism to be an ideology, a party platform. it's a way of thinking and that way of thinking what we might call agnostic judaism or christianity. we know the history of conservatism, of course, from its beginning is very catholic and very jewish. it's not protestant until the 70's. the great movement has those r

nypd ordering away from their windows athey found a pressure cooker found near the first blast. >> formerhe court unit and he joins us now. great to see joins this morning. great to see you. >> hillary clinton and are calling this a bomb. >> what else would you call it? >> that's what i am saying. >> call it what it is. it's a bomb. there were two bombs. like the one in new jersey, it was a pipe bomb. what else do we call this? it's irresponsible to the viewers to not tell the truth. you can't masquerade this thing. you don't want to call day bomb or islamic radicalism. it is what it is. >> just because someone isn't shouting allah akbar, doesn't mean it's not -- >> look at how the devices were made. typically, what you're going to find is the person, the pedigree of the person or people that manufacture this, do this online from islamic radicalist websites. call it what it is. they're crude device. ex sejt september for the pressure cooker that could be activated remotely. fairly sophisticated. not exotic. investigators, with they come together in the weeks to come, they're going to crea