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how about taco bell. starting next week, taco bell will open a new restaurant this chicago that it calls taco bell can tina. they will open one in san francisco in a few weeks as a matter of fact, as well. it will serve fresh tapas style appetizers, plus beer, wine, sangria and margaritas. the fast casual dining that other chains are pursuing, as well. starbucks is doing the same thing. and by the way, this is my favorite part, taco bell will hire a bouncer for this taco bell cantina in chicago. >> if i can't get into taco bell, i've got real problems. >> now that you're adding the bouncer, it sounds appetizer. >> right, doesn't it? it will be safe. >> seals the deal. >> enjoy. >> thanks, bill. that's a good one. >>> let's get a check of the weather now from chris cimino. >> well, it doesn't really get much better than this. plenty of blue skies, sunshine, low humidity and warm temperatures. we're in the midst of a rm wag trend with more sunshine thought only today, but for the next few days. the humidity

[bell] >> we are listening to the ringing of the bells in san jose, marking the 9/11 victims. to new york city where they are reading names allowed at ground zero. >> obviously very emotional for everyone. this part of the ceremony in new york when they hear the so many names just really, really emotional. we should tell people these remembrances are going on throughout the country and throughout the morning. what you just saw was the first moment of silence. the first remembrance they were having when the first plane struck the north tower. as this morning progresses, they'll have a second moment of silence. a third, a fifth, a sixth for the events of that morning that obviously struck so deep in the heart of this country. let's just listen in for a couple minutes as they go through a few of the many, many names. >> joseph p.antradio. charles anderson. avett anderson. michael andrews. >> the memory perhaps continues. it makes you think of the peploses. we will continue to follow all the 9/11 events of the morning. mornings on 2 will be right back. welcome to subway, what can

david asman and closing bell. [closing bell ringing] david: green all over the screen. rally underway as markets get back to work. you heard news from the world bank, asking the fed to delay a rate hike and hold on to your hats, everybody. top strategists think stocks could climb another 10%. that would bring it melissa francis, back to where it was at the top. we may retrace the losses of august. >> here we go. here are closing numbers on wall street. you can see the dow trading up almost 400 points.

. >> [bells] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> gordon aamoth, jr. edelmiro abad. maria rose abad. abrahams and. richard aceto. >> donald adams. >> patrick adams. >> shannon adams. >> stephen george adams. ignatius udo adanga. >> sophia addo. >> lee adler. >> alok agarwal. >> david agnes. >> brian ahearn. >> joanne ahladiotis. >> andrew alameno. >> peter allegretoo. >> and to my loving brother in law, paul james the past at an early age as many have come and just as reminder, his mother, his father and his brothers and sisters, is nieces and nephews have never forgotten him. his memories live on every day. we never forgot come easter, his living laugh come his love for life. we love you dearly and we miss you all. and peace to all of you who stand here today. >> david alger. >> joseph ryan allen. >> richard dennis allen. >> richard l. allen. >> janet alonso. >> antonio alvarez. >> telmo alvear. >> christopher amoroso. >> kazuhiro anai. >> calixto anaya, jr. >> kermit anderson. >> michael andrews. >> siew-nya ang. >> joseph angelini. >> doreen angrisani. >> and my brother-in-law, pe

. >> chuck bell will tell us about a cooldown. you can feel the difference, chuck. >> you can, eun, as temperatures and dew points are starting to plummet as first cold front of two has moved east of our location. nice northwesterly breezes are driving cooler and less humid air into the region. only 61 degrees through much of the shenandoah valley. low 60s in montgomery county. mid to upper 60s in and around the metro. dale city, virginia, 64 degrees at 7:00 this morning. lunch time temperature near 76 and 80 degrees by 6:00 p.m. this evening. going out to high school football tonight, absolutely perfect weather for that. so get into the weekend though, chances for rain are back in the picture. highs on saturday in the mountains only mid 70s and highs in the 60s on sunday. unfortunately rain likely both days. for now, a check on the traffic, please. >> good morning. still have this problem as you're headed through derwood and gaithersburg, westbound icc 200 at red land road. the only thing getting by is that left shoulder. hoping

liz: closing bell, 17 minutes away. brazil might be as festive next year as preparations for the olympics stumble, and the economy and the currency crumble. we are going to tell you if brazil can pick up the brics, is so to speak. president obama and president xi jinping pledged to open up business relations between china and the u.s., but was their meeting last week just a red herring? we take it up here for all of you business people who think your company could do business in china. you need to hear what my guest says, because most companies go through him before they get to china. ♪ ♪ ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. >>yup... now, you

[closing bell ringing] major averages are on track to finish highest level since august as closing bellsow jones industrial average was up as high as 273 points. is now down to, 230, i don't want to say down, nothing down to 230 points rise on the dow. looking forward to the big meeting on thursday. only thing you see in the red there is gold, melissa. melissa: this is look where we are on the close. 229 on the dow. nasdaq trading higher. p

closing bell on the way.of mobile technology, but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you. ♪ ♪ liz: well, a little bit of breaking news. we just jumped about 20 points on the dow jones industrials, we're now up 81, let's bring in bob doll who is one of the best in the business when it comes to anticipating the best ways to invest. he himself at nuveen handles two billion in as she sets under management -- assets under management. september 16th, the fed meeting, the announcement on the 17th. what do you think's going to happen about rates? >> my guess is the fed will finally, finally, finally do it, but that's not with high confidence. we've heard, liz, all kinds of back and forth. if markets are rioting next week, they won't go. if this is just about the united states, it'd be a foregone conclusion. it's the nonsense outside of the u.s. that is keeping us a little bit on our seats. they need to get moving. remember, rates are zero. that constitutes an emergency that's long since passed. it's time for

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we're 41 minutes away from the closing bell.in sharp selloff mode triggered by the jobs report for august, which many interpret the fed will more than likely raise rates sooner rather than later. let's take a look at the most active names today. bank of america general electric, ford, so a broad selloff today. as for the broad market, averages quickly quarterback the dow down 281, one and three-quarters percent, the s&p 500 off 31 points. just over 500 million shares traded hands, we usually see a billion shares and we're less than an hour away from that. many of you just hours away from squeezing in one last get away before you can call it an end to the summer. well, one good piece of news this weekend. already talking about this with the last guest. gas prices are set to hit their lowest level in 11 years. so how will this impact travel this weekend? fox business correspondent jeff flock is in chicago with more. you hitting the road, jeff? >> you know, i'm not going anywhere. i'm just going to head home after we're done here,

[applause] [bells] [silence] >> michael patrick laport.anthony. >> william david lake. >> michelle. >> michael lamana. >> robert lang. >> vanessa langer. >> peter j. >> thomas marco. >> michelle lanza. >> nathan. >> robin larkey. >> christopher randall. scott larson. >> john adams larson. gary edward lazo. nicholas. >> carlos a. >> marÍa lavash. >> mary la verde. >> robert lawrence, jr. >> nathaniel. >> and my belovedded -- beloved brother alejandro. if i read it i'm going to start crying. you said to me, there's no crying. i just want to say that i love you and i miss you very much. mom and dad are here. your son can't make it. it's hard for him. it's been 14 years. he's 27 now. i know that you're going to be very proud of him. you always said why but he has faith that he will see you one day, we love you and we miss you. >> we think of you every single day. your life and spirit shines through our daughter. i know that you're so proud of her. she hopes that you see her and i tell her that you do. we love you and you are unforgettable. >>

we're one minute away from the closing bell. send it to midtown manhattan, fox business headquarters. dave and melissa, take. melissa: thank you very much. david: is iran a done deal? not if ted cruz gets his way. is there a way for republican congress to block a deal america doesn't want? two key votes expected this hour. melissa: governor cuomo pushing for a plan that would create the highest minimum wage in new york. white castle has 38 locations in the state. jamie richardson from white castle is standing by to tell us how his chain will respond. he has breakfast for dinner. david: he also brought us sliders which is very nice. the market ended with a healthy rise in the dow. [closing bell ringing] basically all the indices. but it was much higher earlier in the day. it did climb in the last minutes but didn't get into triple digits on the dow. it is all green, including gold and oil. both of them up. oil about a 3 1/2% pop. melissa: not nearly the gains we had earlier in the day. david: not anywhere near it that is the situ

let's listen. [ bells chiming ] [ cheers ] >> the bells and drums. it's like the quaking. a message of mercy that shakes everyone's ground. >> a bunch of white guys sitting up here trying to figure out what in the world is going on. [ cheers ] [ cheers ] [ cheers ] brkz /* /- [ cheers ] [ bells chiming ] [ cheers ] [ bells chiming ] [ cheers ] [ cheers ] [ bells chiming ] >> father, tell us what we're about to experience. >> well, right now we're about to start the celebration of the mass. obviously the pope has gotten out of the pope mobile. he'll be presumably putting on his vestments for mass. i think one thing that's really important, i know some of the late night shows have had a little fun with it. but a really important part of the mass is the chair that the holy father is going to use. i think it was made here locally by prisoners and other people certainly at certain places. but the chair represents the teaching authority of the successor of st. peter. so it's really important when you have a cathedralro aund the country, every local bishop has a cathedral. it's n

chuck bell is back with your chuck bell is back with your school day forecast at i was at my shop tied with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank. >>> welcome back to "news4 today." it's 5:41. 59 in rockville and bethesda, 54 at dulles international airport. what to wear on your way out the door today. might need a little jacket first thing this morning. but by later on today, once again, shorts and t-shirts are all you're going to need. early morning bus stops, in the 50s. by later on this afternoon, we'll look at recess an "a." more on breaking news -- or trouble on the roads with melissa. >> trouble on the roads this morning. just got new information about a accident at west lamont street and sherman avenue. also northwest sibley hospital right in front of sibley we're still shut down at

closing bell -- closing bull -- closing bell -- [laughter] 48 minutes away.ped f donald trump maintaining his lead in the polls, but he's got some new competition following last week's second gop debate. our political panel tells us whose stock is rising and whose is falling. >>> and the u.s. job market, one of the reasons cited by fedheads for delaying that rate hike, but were they really watching out for the u.s. worker? here's the guy who will tell us the truth, the former ceo of best buy joins us live in a fox business exclusive. how closely are ceos watching what the fed does, and would it really make a difference as to whether they hire or fire? "countdown"'s coming right back. ♪ ♪ can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? theno one surface...out there. no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. fiv

[closing bell ringing] david: we'll look at stocks as closing bells finishing up.y anticipated rate decision. dow, s&p 500, they're on track for the biggest two-day gain since august as we heard the bells. dow jones has come way off its highs but still in triple digits. not a bad day for traders. look at gold though. an indication perhaps the fed may not raise rates. when gold is higher they think the dollar will be weaker. that would happen if the fed doesn't raise rates. melissa: this is look at the board wher e

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storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell with the forecast. looking heidicey. >> that poor kid at the ballpark. doesn't even have a ticket. look at all the rain from norfolk and richmond to the carolinas. all that rain bottled up and most of our day will be dry. temperatures are now in the upper 50s, to 60s. mostly cloudy sky between 7:00 and 8:00. up into the low 60s between 8:00 and 9:00 chld recess gets a "b." lots of clouds around but showers don't show up in the forecast until we get closer to sundown tonight. have your umbrella just to play it on the safe side. for now big backups in "first4 traffic." >>> breaking news on 270. we're talking southbound right here at middle brook road. have a crash blocking the right lane that. means the three-mile backup. we're pushing it on the app. >>> typically starting to get slow on the top of the beltway around the outer loop . 270 southbound, 19 minutes behind. no problem here. 95 northbound to quantico eight minutes behind. no big teal. are tone listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 f.m. when you ho

very cool. >>> closing bell 7 minutes away.he third quarter crushing names you might know, better to be forewarned and forearmed. the strong dollar could hit stocks you own. you're going to get some names right now. . . ♪ liz: how about this? we're up 237 points for the dow. stocks are rallying amid a pretty dismal quarter as it draws to a close today. wall street is bracing for grim earnings season. are they right or wrong? what should you do with your money? we have an expert pinpointing which companies over his company is fire app, which companies will get hammered by a strong dollar. there you're looking at jeff kravitz. jeff craft sits over at u.s. bank wealth management investment. he is the strategist there. i want to start with you, jeff. you have billions in assets, 127 billion under management. do you look forward or do you sit there to say we were just hammered by a really ugly september? >> we had really difficult september. there were so many factors that made investors nervous. the fed, china, melt down in commodi

connell: here we go, closing bell 33 minutes away. we're live from the new york stock exchange to take you through the final hour of trading. the dow down 428 points, more than 2 1/2%. like a broken record, stay tuned for the last half hour of trading, maybe the last few minutes of trading. in terms of dow 30 today, the heat map, they are all red, all down. almost the whole s&p 500 more or less the dow. one of the things that we've talk about today and talked about this right before the last break, the auto sales. so we're going to get to that and get back into the markets in just a moment. the big three posting better-than-expected august sales. that's a good perspective number. crazy with the downmarkets, but here's a sign of strength in the economy when the american consumer. jeff flock is covering that for us at the fox business network and digging into the numbers. joins us now. hey, jeff. >> reporter: don't blame us, you may be in the middle of a mess, not the auto sales fault. all of them with better-than-expected numbers, ford

ç community leaders will hold a bell-ringing sayre -- ceremony.ast week educators voted unanimously to stay on the job even though they will not receive a paycheck. >>> also happening today, camden schools are getting a big money boost, thanks to a very generous group of people. you can also get in on the action if you'd like. nbc 10's katy zachry is live in camden with how you can help camden students. >> reporter: they hope people will. camden teachers are back in the classroom today. students arrive next week. to help them start this school year is a six figure gift. >> most things the earlier you start, the better. >> reporter: it's not off a teacher chooses to spend some of her summer break at school with her principal. that's exactly what fourth grade teacher sharon vogel did this summer. she and sharp elementary school principal wrote about more than a dozen projects their teachers hope to do, including the costly items they'll need. they posted it all on donors choose.org. anyone can donate to the project. >> have friends and family been s

chuck bell is in the storm center with -- >> with what?th your accurate forecast. >> now i'm nervous. what is he going to ask me for now? >> what do you have, chuck? >> cupcakes, maybe? >> if i only i had cupcakes to share. we have a big range of temperature, a 15 degree spread. 70 in washington and annapolis. 64 in fredericksburg. taking the bike out for a ride this morning, perfect day for a ride. just don't forget your helmet and extra water. temperatures in the 50s and 60s early this morning. mid 70s by noon. upper 80s to near 90 today. perfect day for baseball. the nationals and mets first pitch is at 1:05. seven day forecast in ten minutes. for now, back to you. >> thanks. >>> the end of an era approaching in southwest washington. what boaters are telling us ♪ this fall at dunkin donuts, get lost in pumpkin. pick up your favorite pumpkin-flavored beverages and baked treats, like the new pumpkin cheesecake square, while they're still here. america runs on dunkin'. know you can deposit checks right from your phone transfer money to som

bell." >> we have a news alert on golf company titleist. >> we're learning that the parent company of titleist is considering going public and according to a source familiar with the situation they have approached some of the u.s. banks, among others, about the possibility of doing that sort of deal and hammering out what the details may be. it sounds as though a so-called beauty contest where the banks compete for the mandate, the job of taking a acushne tcht is com soon. could have a public company with titleist as an important unit in the coming months. >> the golf industry has struggled for years but acushnet has been one of the few bright spots in that area. it will be interesting to see what kind of reception they get. >> it's a power fortunately brand and popular sport. >> skate kelly, thanks very much. see you later. >> we're heading to the close here. if you are just joining us, big sell off today to start the week off, the last week of the quarter here with the dow down 323 points.

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm simon hobbs. good afternoon. >> we'll see if this market will hold up in the final hour of trade. dow up 50. remember this morning after the european central bank, futures were up 100. yesterday we saw the rally fading today. we rallied into the close. >> we'll hear from jeremy sigel about the number he is watching for tomorrow's jobs report. >> should apple start leasing its own phones? >> joy global. shares down 15% today after being down 50% year-to-date, as commodity prices are low, missed estimates lowered its full year guidance. dennis gartman with the fallout. >> joining us for the closing bell exchange today. >> if you have china offline the next couple of days, the market doesn't have the catalyst for the sell side that it once did. what do markets do? they all say on wall street, you never short a dull market. people are just trading off technicals today. bounced right off that resistance level. we are in between the sup

less than 60 minutes away from the closing bell on wall street. i'm connell mcshane live from the floor of the new york stock exchange. let's start the "countdown." . connell: all right, here we go, three major indexes to the upside, and we are seeing this rally, more than 200 points for the dow on the day. we'll watch major levels in the indices whether we hold above correction territory as i mentioned in the open. the dow 209, almost 210 points, almost 1.3%. john corpina here at the new york stock exchange and phil flynn at his cme. let's start with phil flynn was oil was nutty, interesting to see the back and forth. go through the day on what you saw there. >> i think early in the day there was concern about yesterday's sell-off in the stock market weakness, what it meant for oil demand. and we saw more concerns about demand when we saw big build in crude oil supplies. that number was probably overstated due to delivery problems in the gulf of mexico but the market didn't want to hear any of that. they were looking at the headline number, the m

. >> alan bell, jr. is an 11-year veteran of the dover volunteer fire department. colleague, louis morales with the randolph fire department is also on the scene. >> we saw a lot of smoke coming from the first floor and lot of smoke coming from the second floor, in the front of the house. >> morales learns a woman is trapped on the second floor. he and his team quickly assess the situation. >> when i arrived, i just saw the randolph fire department on scene establishing water supply and trying to get into the building to be able to make a rescue of the victim that was reportedly trapped. >> shortly after arriving, alan bell pulls out a brand new gadget, a helmet camera, giving a rare glimpse of what firefighting is like up close. >> i got it for christmas of 2009 so probably about six weeks before this fire. that was the first time i actually used the camera. >> because of a change in regulations, it's the first and only time bell will use his camera on scene. he turns it on and goes about his job for the day. >> we are initially what they called a rapid interventi

we'll get you ready. >> let's turn to chuck bell now.'ve been watching a little rain for our friends down in west virginia. >> a couple of showers already. these are inbound raindrops. these are the kind of raindrops we should be embracing for. it's probably not going to affect your early morning. you'll be hit with a raindrop. rain chances today stand officially. not much going on in the metro. there's a hint of rain showers trying to move in. a lot of the first round of raindrops is evaporating before it gets to the ground. all of this is real and reaching the ground now from charlottesville. that's all lifting in our direction. these are little hit-and-miss sprinkle chances right along parts of route 60 and interstate 66 out west in the manassas area. so nothing heavy right now. but light to moderate rain more and more likely as the day goes along. cloudy skies. 65 now at national airport with a northeast wind at 10 to 15 miles an hour. 50s. a little cooler north and west of the downtown urban center. 64 in fredericksburg. we'll spend

[bell ringing] ♪ >> [speaking foreign language] >> god judges us according to our deeds. coat that we wear. that truth is above everything and the highest deed is truthful living. know that we attain god when we love and only that victory endures. in consequence of which no one is defeated. [bell ringing] >> the reading is from the original greek text of the gospel according to matthew. the beatitudes. [speaking foreign language] >> blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted. blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth. blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness. for they shall be satisfied. blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy. blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see god. blessed are the peace makers, for they shall be called the sons of god. blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness' sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. [bell ringing] >> [speaking foreign language] >> o allah, you are peace and all peace is from you.

fear the bells!s nobody and you still lost. >> you have an argument here from an s.e.c. household. this is a house divided. he likes mississippi state. she likes ole miss. they have a lot to say about lsu. >> what happened when you played alabama? that's all i have to say. >> we walked around. >> we beat l.a. >> nice to see everyone could get along in the s.e.c. [ bleep ] shut the up and listen to me. >> thanks for spending time with us today. appreciate it. see you next time on "right this minute." >>> live from new york city it's the wendy williams show. today, kelly ripa is here helping win cash for wendy watchers. she's playing wendy in a game of ripa or stripa. and the judges from the new hit show "hot bench" are here. plus has beyonce got a second secret album plans be leaked? wendy's got the story. now, here's wendy. ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

chuck bell is in the storm team 4 center. >> how about three cheers to that. finally an end to the stretch of hot weather. probably only in the downtown urban centers will be 90s and most areas will be in the 80s. there will be increasing clouds and an increasing chance for showers this afternoon. outside temperatures now 70. gaithersburg and college park, 72 now. 77 downtown and by the bay. hour by hour for today, areas of fog, low to mid 70s this morning up to about lunch time, mid to upper 80s. and upper 80s at 5:00 with a risk of showers. rain chances increasing as we go further and further into the course of the day. not too bad of a start to your friday. more about the forecast in the mountains in ten minutes. for now, traffic with melissa. >> have some road work hanging around until 5:00 a.m. eastbound icc at columbia pike, one lane getting by on the icc right now. 15 at 28 there, clay street, do have some road work there with the northbound lanes being affected and blocked. 95 here in virginia at mine road, northbound and southbound, no issues there. o

at the cap toil, brad bell, abc7 news -- at the capitol, brad bell, abc7 news. maureen: thank you.ith speaker boehner stepping down some say a government shutdown becomes more likely. congressional leaders have five days to take action because september 30 is the end of the budgetary year. "7 on your side" watchdog investigator chris papst is live with an update. chris? chris: the federal government last shut down two years ago in 2013. if it does happen again. we have a good idea of what we can expect. but many feel the sudden resignation of speaker john boehner only increases the likeliness of it happening. these undercover video sparked a movement. many believe it shows planned parenthood selling body part of aborted fetuses and they say the organization should no longer receive tax dollars. >> we are not talking about whether it's legal to have an abortion. we are talk about if they have broken laws in the way they are doing the abortion. chris: most democrats stand behind planned parenthood. recent funding moves failed. many g.o.p. leaders are looking at option which includes

chuck bell is with us.'s been nice to driern to work with the windows down, wind in my hair. >> you're not worried about messing your hair up? >> he use as bunch of hair sprays. >> that's right. working for you, aaron. >> a nice stretch of weather. air quality. it got a little gunky outside. on the whole our warm weather is expected to continue not just for today but all the way through. most if not all of your upcoming weekend. that's the most important part. we need to keep it nice on the weekend. it's a clear sky now. obviously the sun is not up yet. 66 degrees. winds ow of the the west at 5 miles an hour. september temperatures have been four degrees warmer than average and since august 1st in the last six weeks we're down 3 1/2 inches of rainfall in the last six weeks. it has been certainly dry around here recently. sunny and warm again today. same area of high pressure is in charge of us and as a result, poor air quality may be a problem again later on this afternoon. so unhealthy air for sensitive gr

storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, everybody. hope you enjoyed your weekend. back to work and school. a reality. kind of a soupy start this morni morning. some needed rain chances are coming our way this week but very little in the way of sunshine. monday morning rain drops in western virginia and maryland. there are a couple of sprinkles here. keep that in mind. a few patchy areas of fog as well. your hometown forecast in merryfield, virginia, your temperatures will climb up to near 80 degrees. >> sounds like a good warning to me. >>> new crash at 28 and compton road. report of an accident. just a warning for you there. southbound off the b.w. parkway, a disabled vehicle. here, 47 miles per hour and 46 southbound as you're headed to fredericksburg. no problems there. erika? >> thanks, melissa. developing right now we're working to learn more about a fire. it happened on benfield road in severe na park. i want you to take a look at this picture, this video -- this is a picture, excuse me. somebody sent this to us. the house scorc

fear the bells! >> i fear the bells but for different reasons. >> lsu is nobody and you still lost. >> you have an argument here from an s.e.c. household. this is a house divided. he likes mississippi state. she like s s ole miss. they have a lot to say about lsu. >> what happened when you played alabama? that's all i have to say. >> we walked around. >> we beat l.a. >> nice to see everyone could get along in the s.e.c. [ bleep ] shut the up and listen to me. >> thanks for spending time with us today. appreciate it. see you next time on "right this minute." my name is phil zietlow, and i've been an engineer on the cheerios team for 51 years. about five years ago, i found out that if my daughter-in-law, joyce, eats anything with gluten in it, she feels pretty darn terrible. so my team and i came up with a way to remove the grains that contain gluten, from the naturally gluten free oats that cheerios are made of. so now joyce and i can have cheerios together anytime we [000:29:55;00]

. >> let's get started with the weather at storm team 4's meteorologist chuck bell. chuck? >> a whole lot of moisture is on line today as rain chances will be increasing. it's not going to be a washout but i'd take the umbrella with you. you could be hit with a shower just about any time. upper 50s to low 60s. beautiful falls church, virginia. a lot of clouds. i couldn't rule out a few showers late in the day probably after 5:00 or 6:00. could have a little drizzle before that. up into the mountains this weekend, cloudy and damp both days with temperatures staying in the 60s. slowdowns now in montgomery county. let's hear more about that from melissa mollet. >> thank you, chuck. taking a look. all lanes are blocked at 29 southbound at eun verlgts boulevard. the tow truck on the way. once that gets out of the way, we'll be clear and ready to start the morning commute perhaps in that area. a big look here, inner loop and outer loop, nice and green, you don't see any slowdowns there. you're fine here. prince george's county, you're roll ag long fine this morning. taking a look

>> absolutely. >> thank you scott. >> sean bell. >> we have injury updates for the eagles.ray dealing with a hamstring. we had the latest on whether he'll play on sunday and we go through the keys of the game. the eagles have been dismal so far this year. that has to change if they want any shot of beating the jets. sports is up next. (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >> only five teams in nfl history have ever made the playoffs after starting zero and three. the chances drop dramatically the eagles lose to the jets only week three but we already have a must win game. luckily they will have demarco murray in uniform. it's been reported that murray will play. he's dealing with a hamstring injury he suffered in practice earlier this week. even when healthy, though he hasn't been any good. 21 carries, 11 yards on the season. he has to get going. howard eskin has the keys to the game and that's definitely going to be one. >>> s

my may all know peace. [ bell ringing ] [ chanting in foreign language ] >> victory begets enmity, theted dwell in pain. the peaceful live happily discarding both victory and defeat. >> god judges us according to our deeds, not the coat that we wear that truth is above everything, and the highest deed is truthful living. know that we attain god when we love, and only that victory endures, in consequence of which no one is defeated. >> homage to the buddha. victory begets enmity. one should not do any slight wrong which the wise might censure, may all beings be happy and secure! may all beings have happy minds! peace! [ bell ringing ] ♪ >> god judges us according to our deeds, not the coat that we wear that truth is above everything, and the highest deed is truthful living. know that we attain god when we love, and only that victory endures, in consequence of which no one is defeated. >> god judges us according to our deeds, not the coat that we wear that truth is above everything, and the highest deed is truthful living. know that we attain god when we love, and only that victory endur

[bell] carson: one of my favorite bible verses. of theility and the fear lord are riches and honor in life." and that's a very big part of who i am. humility and the fear of the lord. i don't get that impression with him. maybe i am wrong. faith was aer heard big thing until just recently, so i do not even know about what ben carson. all of a sudden he becomes this great religious figure. i saw him yesterday quoting something and he was quoting on humility, and it looks like he memorized it two minutes before he made the quote. don't tell me about benca cars. his: carson backed off comments and said he did not want to get into a gladiator fight with trump. that was just one front of the war on trump. on the second front is carly fiorina. it is all about how "rolling stone" quoted the donald. "look at that face. that?anyone vote for can you imagine that is the face of our next president. she is a woman and i'm not supposed to say bad things, but really, folks, come on. are we serious?" turns out trump says he meant carly fiorina's p

goodbye. [ bell dings ] okay, well, say goodbye to our time. it's running short.give the wheel a final spin. ask you to give me a letter. if it's in the puzzle, you have three seconds to solve it. we'll add $1,000. every consonant worth $1,600. again, "around the house" is the category. and, lydia, it's your turn. a letter please. l. no l. marcus. c. two c's. "around the house." three seconds. outdoor chair cushions. there you go. well... i'm glad that worked out. thanks. uh, $3,650. you had that "toss up" earlier. and, you know, despite all the trouble you had with the wheel, you still ended up with almost 5 grand -- $4,650. and you never got to see his shoes, but trust me, they're really great. uh, good to have you here, marcus. thank you very much. thank you, pat. well, you deserved a better fate, that's for sure. it happens. yeah, it does. it's more than i came with. well, i-i know, but -- well, you have a good attitude about it. it's the old wheel. don't think unkindly of it. uh, we have $1,000 for you. thanks, lydia, very much. thank you. good to have you he

emergency services unit police vehicle, and that is, and you can see just no shortage of security [ bells ringing ] [. >> and you can hear the bells, from the cathedral as pope francis makes his way. >> i remember, father, that, um, it's one of your employees, father malone's employees, [ indiscernible ] editor, he was with liz and i, he was with liz and i when pope benedict was here in the stadium, 2008 and he was, you know, i don't think he shared pope benedict's politics, but he was so visibly, emotionally moved, by being in the presence of the pope. >> yes. >> and i'm wondering, anxious as you see the pope on 5th avenue, one of your haunting stops, and you work in this area. >> absolutely. >> and this is, your turf and here's the pope. >> yeah, it's a remarkable thing. i mean, i've had the pleasure of meeting him on one occasion in home, of the united states and new york, is, is, incredible occasion. and i just think it's remarkable that 50 years ago we had to talk about whether [ indiscernible ] should be elected president and, the united states established diplomatic relations, only

we are now about 12 minutes away from the closing bell. of the trading week and the markets are swooning. we've got what's called quadruple witching, this is the expiration of a lot of futures, options, whether it's on indexes or single-stock futures. right now dow jones industrials down 325 points, the low of the session down 327, just two points away from that. what do you need to know heading into the weekend that might impact your money with these last precious few minutes of trade? we bring in some big names with big money behind them. with us now united capital ceo joe duran, chris bertelsen and dan heckman, senior investment consultant. also back with us, jim frisch lipping, new oak capital president. we've got a day where we're seeing a lot of selling, but what are you doing with your clients' money going into this weekend? >> i think this selling is going to collapse at some point. i think volatility really goes way down. and it's really the greatest time to buy the major oil, international oil companies. liz: because they're chea

[ bell ding ] [ cheers and applause ] pass or play? they're gonna play. >> questlove: yeah, we're gonna play. >> okay, tariq, what's up man? >> tariq: what's up steve? >> you're the dude that did the chicken commercial. [ laughter ] yeah, don't do that to us no more. out here on late night tv selling damn chicken with a a blonde wig on. [ laughter ] setting us back just hundreds of years. all right, here we go. [ laughter ] let's go, tariq. what's a nickname -- your boy's laughing way too hard at this. what's a nickname you might call your spouse? >> tariq: i'm going to say honey. >> honey! [ bell ding ] [ cheers and applause ] >> let's come over here, james. how you feeling, man? >> i'm good. good to see you. >> all right, let's go, man. what's a nickname you might call your spouse? >> sweetheart. >> sweetheart. [ cheers and applause ] >> good answer. >> sweetheart. that's a good answer. you're supposed to support each other. you're supposed to say good answer. >> oh, good answer. >> good answer. >> thank you. [ laughter ] >> sweethea

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i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell.ake-up weather first thing this morning as you pour your cup of coffee, great weather, low humidity. here in the storm center we're sporting our boomer sooner mug. i like the oklahoma red dress you have. >> that's what you think this is? >> yes. >> we have a problem icc shut down at georgia avenue. also northbound 95, a three-mile backup on the northbound. aaron? >>> thank you. 5:46 this morning. bowser will thank the firefighters. she and mary cheh will be at the engine 16 fire station at 10:30 this morning. they'll present an acting resolution to baker and the honor is to thank the first responders who rushed into the pentagon on september 11. >>> beginning next school year, frederick county, maryland, students can take a place solely about september 11th. the class would be only for high schoolers and it would focus on the events leading up to the terrorist attacks and the aftermath. the class was approved this week. >>> you might want to give yourself extra time if you're headed to

first, let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. hot once again? >> yeah, i know, i'm not happy about that. i refuse to run in 90 degree weather. that means another day i get to sit around and wait for the cooler weather. overall weather impact on the day will be fairly low. hot and humid, yes. rain chances arriving probably the metro area, not so well after the sun goes down. waking up this morning, it's sticky and feels like summer outside. temperatures are in the low to mid-70s in much of the area. 76 in washington. 72 in manassas. even know the cool spots out in the shenandoah valley are close to 70. your hometown forecast, wheaton, maryland for today, warm and humid, 74 degrees at 7:00 a.m. up near 90 by lunchtime. and a chance of showers probably until not after 6:00 or 7:00 this evening. you may want to take the umbrella. >>> breaking news at connecticut shut down northbound and southbound at knowles avenue. a truck and wires down there. the alternate, howard avenue or washington street. if you're heading northbound, trying to work your way

less than an hour to go to the closing bell. let's start that "countdown." >> what happened? about 47 minutes ago, we lost all the gains on the s&p 500 and now we are down a point and a half, the russell negative for much of the session. the nasdaq suddenly hit its lows of the session, guess what? we have pinpointed it thanks to biotech and health care, but all 143 names in the nasdaq biotech index are lower. that's a lot of names. so this is a wash in red, could it be perhaps in part a follow through from what hillary clinton had said she was upset about the pricing of pharmaceuticals coming through biotechs, or could it be the realization with john boehner stepping down as speaker of the house that we could possibly get closer to another government shutdown? what's weighing on the markets? traders calling this an abnormal move. 35 to 47 minutes ago it started to happen, what happened earlier, what started the rally? we were up 264 points on the dow and so much could be attributed to janet yellen. markets were up after fed chair janet yellen gave the markets permission to ru

[bell tolling] >> this bell-ringing ceremony was held at fire station 1 marking the moment a hijacked plane hit the first world trade center tower. more than 400 first responders including 343 new york city firefighters were killed when they rushed to that disaster scene. today nonprofit groups are honoring the spirit of giving. janine de la vega shows us how people in the south bay are paying it forward. >> reporter: they look like car expecters and land -- carpenters and landscapers but most of these people have desk jobs. today they rolledup their sleeves to help strangers. >> they make you -- it makes you feel so good on such a sad day. if you want to say no to the people that did such terrible things to us, give it to them by saying we're gonna keep helping the community and not let this hold us down. >> reporter: andrew didn't known anyone who died in the attacks but helping others in need is a way to pay service to those who died. so many people stepped up to assist those in the line of duty in the days following 9/11. >> we want to own that date. we want to own that date as a

. >> jimmy: he's such a miranda. [ laughter ] thank you, taco bell, for ening a new taco bell cantina location t at serves alcohol. now you can eat taco bell while drunk, or as most people call that, "eating taco bell." [ laughter and applause ] [ slurring ] "can i get a chalupa wrapped in a taco wrap?" i laughter ] >> steve: -- ossifer. [ hiccups ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you, kanye west's new fashion line, for being exactly what people love to wear if you're a character on "the walking dead." [ laughter and applause ] "braaains! brains." >> steve: i'll take that one. >> jimmy: thank you, scientists, for discovering a a mysterious underground monument near stonehenge called superhenge. and coincidentally, also discovering nicolas cage's next [ laughter ] [ nic cage impression ] "we gotta get to superhenge! now!" [ laughter and applause ] i miss that dude. >> steve: he's a good dude. >> jimmy: i love -- i love nicholas cage. >> steve: you love you some nihic cage. >> jimmy: i really do, he's one of my faves. [ nic cage impression ] >> steve: "who?" >> jimmy: "who? what? where?" [