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here behind me the protest here has been organized by the right wing f d party and the anti islam biggie to movement now the people here who have gathered say that they want to march in silence they say in memory of the man who lost his life on saturday evening the killing that sponsored days of protests they say that they're also here to remember what they called the victims of anger the medical the german chancellor's refugee policy if you look just behind me perhaps you can see the faces of some of those that they say are the victims of this policy no less than a kilometer away just in front of me there is a counter protest there several people thousand people gathered there as well they say that their message is that this these images don't present the whole of kenya's they say there are people here in kenya in the state of saxony they feel that refugees are still welcome not just here but in the whole of germany so shallow two very large groups of people kill you very divided over this issue is a police prepared to deal with any violence should that be the case. there are a lot of p

are sort of one hand weird told with facing the a byss one hand weird told with facing the abyss of biggiening all those, you can't have big basic linking of patient files. the questions around the security of data, and particularly with help and visceral emotive and private subject for many people, losing files is another issue. i used to work in downing street in idea but i can remember20 years downing street in idea but i can remember 20 years ago talking to labour help the secretaries try to tackle exactly this problem, it still has not been tackled in all of that time. the fact that some gb surgeons or lie on fax machines which no one uses it all, part of the answer, i mean lucy is right, the answer, i mean lucy is right, the government is not good at the id two seasons, they're incredibly expensive and don't work and cause more systems problems than they're worth, but one of the answers is greater access for patients, better transparency, ask a access to patients for their own records, so they will keep track of what's been said to doctors and drugs are given in treatment and why rea

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the new crime comedy also stars, no biggie, just robert redford and sissy spacek. >> both of us kindpt sneaking looks, like that's robert redford. >> i know. >> can you blame them? >> they're so great in this movie. they handled it well. >> across the pond there was another reason to celebrate. >> prince harry turned 34 on saturday. meanwhile his wife meghan markle just turned her pre royal passion into her first solo charity project. >> in january 2018 as i was settling into my new home in london i met a group of women whose community had been affected by the grenfell fire. >> the duchess gets hands on in the kitchen and narrates this new video where she's shown cooking and bonding with women whose lives were changed by the horrific fire. >> like these women, i am passionate about food and cooking as a way of strengthening communities. >> the result is "together the duchess has written the forward to the book that will raise funds to support the kitchen. meghan will appear at an event thursday at kensington palace f cookbook. meghan calls herself a foodie. she used to share recipes

no biggie so come to a year later has equifax been held accountable have new regulations been put in place are consumers being protected what exactly is kimchi all right i do not know they answer these questions all of these questions and more i like to bring in senior life hacker john of a da. da what i am to him she is a traditional korean spicy pickled cabbage dish rich in vitamins a b. and c. it can be an acquired taste but it's delicious. thanks for clearing that up the answer to that yes you could actually hear that i do not share that here at the answers to the act of facts being honest ok i have been punished in any way. sure i mean i see no enforcement actions taken against them by the government they paid out zero dollars to the millions of americans they put at risk and all legislative initiatives to create standards for data security of stalled put. how how how so well their stock. has recovered by almost ninety percent above but it's still around ten dollars below its pre reach peak that scout is staying and the company has recorded profits of two hundred thirty six mill

how biggi ? howbig? old dominion had a 1.8% chance of beating vir tech. that's what they did.s it the biggest upset by an fbs team in 14 years and biggest upset of an acc opponen in 40 years. fall not a season. but what happened to the hokie day? a packed house at sb ballard stadium oldin domion only had a football team since 2009. fourth quarter tied at 28. eyremy cox takes the han23ff. 6 foot, 5 pounds. hokies having trouble. monarchs go up 35-28. but tech responds. they're supposed to win. onourth and three, ryan willis finds chris cunningham in the end zone. hokies tiet it a 35. back come the monarchs. blake larussa puts it right there. had jonathan can get it. that's a greatcatch. and then under three minut this can't make the grab. turning it over to odu. down to two minutes monarchs should tak knee. instead cox gets a carry. again.o score 40 yards for a touchdown. old dominion pic up a signature win as a program, 49-35 over 13th-ranked virginia tech.ay amazingn norfolk. >> came out in the second half and just felt likeld we c wear them down and keep doing what we were d

blockbuster tr >>> okay, it's a biggy. blockbuster trade on the eve of training camp. >> this is right after a tradin. today the sharks acquired defenseman eric carlson from the oat waw centers. in return they'll send ottawa four players and draft picks. that's the award given to the best defenseman in the league. he's an offensive defenseman. he's also a five time all-star. he's expected to arrive in san jose in the next few days. >>> some sour news for the a's. they lose another starting pitcher, trevor cahill. thinking, okay, we'll just continue to roll. the a's in baltimore tonight. a solo home run, but the a's just couldn't get it done tonight. peterson with an rbi double. orioles win it 5-3 snapping the a's six game win streak. >>> the warriors new home in san francisco coming along nicely. in fact, tomorrow it's supposed to be the day the workers put the final touches on the roof of the chase center. the state-of-the-art arena expected to open in about a year just in timeor 2019-2020 season. we've got to score some

this is the biggie. a huge pattern change just in time for saturday and sunday. see you back here in about ten minutes. >> can't wait to hear that. >>> despite another day of heat, students in prince george's county will stay in class all day tomorrow. every school in the county released students early today because of the heat. and problems with air conditioning in certain buildings and classrooms. the school system tells us it s xed many of those iss today. some parents were frustrated they had to pick up their kidsy earlven if their school was cooling down just fine. >> it is what it is. it's really hot. there are health concerns. >> the air conditioning isfine. i didn't think it was a need for all schools. here are more than 200 county.buildings in the a school spokesman says about ten have major problems with their hvac systems and 5 more with minor issues. they say the overall backlog for school building repairs adds up to $2 billion. >>> a review b the news 4 i-team found prince george's county is hardly alone in dealing with repairs to heating and cooling

minibus three is the biggy, the biggest. labor, h.h.s. and defense. labor-hhs, rosa delauro, and the defense subcommittee, peter visclosky as our ranking member. so i thank them for their leadership. the senate has worked in a bipartisan way on the appropriation bills. not as much so in the house, but close. and so we hope that some of the poison bill pils that rein on these bills from on high will stop. i also want to thank ms. roybal-allard, ranking member on subcommittee of appropriations, for the important work she's doing to protect our children and jose serrano on commerce, justice, science, what he's doing to protect our census and of course nita lowey, state, foreign ops, but also ranking member of the whole committee and thank her for her leadership. we haven't seen a vehicle for those, perhaps to be part of the c.r., we don't know. i spent time on that because that's what we're spending time on here, is to have appropriations bills as much as possible, completed by the end of the fiscal year, which there are only eight days left, as i mentio

biggie casts a family of bigness from africa also combine tradition with new ideas they produce retsina a dried tang wine in antiquity wine was stored in nam forest that was sealed with pine resin to preserve it. chris from new person but it's in the resin was used in large quantities. the aim was to hire the ones shortcoming is not doing hands of the qualities of progress or men but then as well . in any of this in that gave red siena a bad reputation in this work and we only had resin in tiny quantities in a bid to change that so when the girls and i were yes. in the family loved oratory daughter of a silly experiments to find new softer new monsters in the retsina. she studied and ology in france and then returned to greece to work on innovative production methods together with her father she is one of the new generation of vigilance in greece only off the. young think there's like myself have all studied and one. two pronged. we have fresh new ideas that we want to combine with the traditions and experience of the older generation. but it will. produce the new winds under the watchf

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these are some of the biggies.can pensions have grown more than $2 trillion in value since the election. [applause] i said before, african-american unemployment, the best ever. best ever, lowest number ever. hispanic american, asian american, women 6 5 years, sorry about that, i like history better. headstart, as opposed -- i joke, but on women, the five years. in 65 years in unemployment. [applause] it'll be historic, i would say best in history very shortly, , but we have another two weeks. youth unemployment. youth unemployment, the best in half a century. lowest unemployment rate ever record for americans without a high school diploma. isn't that a great thing? nobody even talks about this stuff. that's like you probably never even heard of these cat gores. , these arees important categories to me. veterans unemployment recently reached its lowest in more than 20 years and that's going up rapidly. i even think it's wrong. i think it's a much higher, much better than that. if it's not i'll make sure it is , ok?

really the biggie that i see all the type is the appetit suppression. >> you can see why parents it's a big decision to make. real quick, how long would a child have to stay on this medication once diagnosed? >> generakly sg the meds kick in veryou quickly. ife under this care of somebody, you can get it figured out i about month. you stay on that medication for about a ye g. you try t off and see how thing gs go. edeation called eveko. out of all the stimulants throughout, it's medication that's less likely to call appetitesuppression. a lot of people don't know about this. i think people should be awar i because it's such a big problem. that edicine can addre issue, i think it can help a lot of people. >> thank you so much. >>> walk out weekdays. it started at the smithsonian museum. visitors can entering on a first come, first basis monday through friday. the walk ue system will b in place for the entire month of september. passes are still required forth weekend. >>> there's a new children's book out by a d.c. author and it's set at the museum. it's called simone visits the museum

that is one of the biggies. joblessness fell to the lowest level in nearly 50 years.hey don't report these things because they are fake news. manufacturing jobs are growing at the fastest rate in more than 30 years. president obama said there is no such thing as a manufacturing job essentially anymore. that you're not going to get them back, remember he said that? i said oh we are not going to make things any more? those are the most important jobs, the best jobs. i have people, strong type guys i was with them the other day. this was in illinois. u.s. steel is opening up eight plants, eight. [applause] newcore is opening up two or three big ones, brand-new. what is going to cost almost a billion dollars, one is going to cost $750 million. they were dumping steel and than they were going to charge us twice. as soon as they got us off they were going to charge us twice in three times. we would've had no choice. we can't lose our steel and aluminum industries. you can lose certain industries but we can't lose steel, we can't lose aluminum from a national defense standpo

in the road says charles nelson.charles nelson/hope village resident "...it's a minor setback, no biggiee're moving toward something so as long as we are moving forward we will move all day every day if we have to..."barring any new obstacles, nelson expects hope village to once again be resurrected on thursday. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (vicki) coming up: (vicki) (vicki)coming up: much needed donations for disabled veteran's...stolen now police need your help tracking down who is responsible . (sports) just ahead in sports, champagne party for the a's tonight after clinching a playoff spot. we'll take you inside their postgame celebration. not such a happy mood in santa clara.. kyle shanahan reax to the jimmy g injury. all that and more around the corner. (catherine) caught on camera.... a man steals donations for disabled veterans in broad daylight... it happened in fairfield a few weeks ago ... police still haven't found the thief. (vicki) and now the whose dona wants you to help him identify the crook... kron4's michelle kingston has more. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnew

in the road says charles nelson.charles nelson/hope village resident "...it's a minor setback, no biggiere moving toward something so as long as we are moving forward we will move all day every day if we have to..."barring any new obstacles, nelson expects hope village to once again be resurrected on thursday. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news ( robin ) ( robin ) if you use direct deposit....you may be the target of cyber-criminals. the fbi says thieves have been targeting online payroll accounts at school districts, universities, and hospitals. they trick you into entering your login credentials in a phishing e-mail. the f-b-i is reminding everyone not to give your log-in credentials in any e-mail. and don't click on any suspicious links. authorities say phishing emails are usually sent outside normal business hours. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a woman whose body was found over the weekend in a car at the bottom of an embankment in newark has been identified. what her family and friends are telling kron 4 this morning. (robin) and here's a live look outside...

the biggies. so then these groups turned john and they say, all of those people that you have informed that they had lost their vote to. now tell them they have their rights. 8% of adults in alabama would destroy franchise because of fell and he. 15% of african-americans were disfranchisement because of moral turpitude. he said i just don't think that's a use of state resources. so here we are coming up on this election, the key election, we got 15% of black adults thinking that they can't vote. so civil society grows up. the aclu of alabama, the legal aid society. the women's group. the women want playing. america would be in so much trouble right now if you want for the women. particularly black women. >> that leads to a question i have. how do you write a book like this without seeming like you are being a total partisan? it doesn't read like a piece of democratic propaganda. it's imbricated -- >> absolutely. >> these days, if you speak up up -- >> is making it really clear because one of the t

there's a lot of talk on several topics today i think the three biggies are ralts, t rates, dollar anda lot of economiss think it is never good to push higher rates into an economy but i think it is the other way around i know what the fed is doing, but that's about normalization many economies are pushing rates up you can't have it both ways. everybody is nervous about a flattening curve yield long year 30 year bonds are up exactl >>> it would probably be a good thing, i don't see any issues with rates at this point as long as the economy and j. paul monitor of course how far they go. with regard to the dollar, i really think it's a logistics trade. remember if you take that long-term chart we've had many times going back 30 years, roughly the biggest moves, mid-point is around 95, we went to 97 during the august crisis in the emerging markets, so maybe 93 on the down side. there's a lot of people long in the dollar index europe is complicated. we saw today norway, raising rates, the swiss, they want to keep the swiss franc basically the ugly duckling, they don't want to make it attra

. >> i was looking forwards to this one of tennis biggies. the williams sisters squaring off. see that often. first time in 20 years they faced off this early in a major event like this. disappointing only in that it wasn't that close a match. if you go back way back when and think about it, what an amazing thing as you see them here with their dad richard back in the distant replay machine. who would think that someday they would be center court in new york facing each other. as they warm up for tonight's match. the match delayed an hour with rain and look at serena early. she rolls her ankle. they had to severely tape it up. but i'll give you the long and the short of it. it didn't affect her. she rolled her ankle and then rolls to victory over her sister venus. scores of 6-1, 6-2, here comes match point, and just in case you were wondering, lifetime now, serena dominating, she has won 18, venus has won 12 against her sister. but they lock like they are getting along fine. >>> let's turn to baseball. haven't said this in a while. the a's trying to right the ship a little bit

if in fact we get deals with mexico, canada, the biggie, china, if we get that all done, are we up another? market could care less about implementation of tariffs in china. 10% tariff. who cares, you know? >> is a a lot. >> profit margins suck it in a little bit or -- ashley: consumers could end up with -- >> can the consumer afford to pay much who are? we had problems with auto sales and home sales because autos and housing tend to be overpriced at least from the viewpoint of the consumer. >> yes. >> when the fed talks about well contained inflation expectations what the fed is telling you the consumer is not an idiot. if the companies raise prices more than two or 3%. what does the consumer do? they just don't buy. ashley: that is a great point. >> disciplining. ashley: go ahead, heather. >> look at walmart customers may endure higher prices. walmart ceo saying they may have to hike prices from goods, food and beverage down to bicycles to consumer electronics across the board, from the flip side of that, is goldman sachs said impacts of tariffs on rising prices, threat of inflation just

and where are biggie and tupac? >> reporter: the audience roared.. >> for trump, this was a decisive moment. this was the exact moment when i think he decided, i'm going to run for president and i'm going to beat that guy. >> reporter: in the ensuing years, trump would invoke the laughing stock strategy when slamming obama in tweets, and it has since become a political rallying cry for the president. >> the world is laughing at us. >> reporter: because it plays to his most loyal supporters. >> from the very beginning of his 2016 campaign, donald trump had a keen, visceral understanding that the people he was appealing to felt ridiculed, felt that they were being looked down upon, con descended to by the elites in america. so he latched on to that theme, which happened to jibe with things he had been saying all of his life about being laughed at. >> now the president was asked later today how he felt about the laughter in the u.n. general assembly. he said, quote, it was great. it was meant to get some laughter. of course, at that moment though the p

there is the potential to invade ennsylvania and influence the fall congressional elections. .hat is a biggy, really big for lee, he has once expressed to jefferson davis the confederate president whether he seeks are heavy victories. what he means is victories that damage to the federals but the confederates and that er as much will undermine the morale of the northern people and the way they that is they will vote out the republicans and vote in the democrats who are likely to negotiate a peace settlement with the confederacy. potential for he european intervention if you are successful. -- dent think there's going doesn't think there will be but some do. it is always the possibility. the negative, how are you going it supply the army and physical condition of army. is a negative in any of them. it is a no brainer for lee. we are going to go into maryland. that is where we want to go. lee will write to jefferson his army isber 4 as crossing into maryland i'm more persuaded of the benefits that will result of the maryland and o will start unless you signify disapprobation. should the result

. >> from the time of hurricane hugo, that was the last biggie up there that did tremendous damage, oneexperts was saying it was the most expensive can catastrophe of its kind. now you have more population density in the same areas that were hit. what does that mean for you? >> well, it means that obviously it becomes a much larger undertaking when you welcome at evacuations as we have seen in the state of florida. it means that we have to be aware when we go out and when we perform these search and rescue activities, we recognize that there are times that people don't necessarily heed the evacuation and the more people you are talking about that you begin with, the more people ultimately there are to rescue in the end. we have to be cognizant of that. as long as we as a society continue to build so close to the water, we're always going to have these issues. but we need to prepare for them ahead of time. we need to heed those warnings. >> it's significant. here we are on monday. already, fema is reaching out. you are getting special first responders as deep as from florida up there and

these are some of the biggies. american pensions have grow 2 trillion in value since the election.ican unemployment, the best ever. the best ever, lowest number ever, hispanic american, asian american. women 65 years and older, sorry about that, i like history better. historic, i joke, but women, it is 65 years, best numbers in unemployment in 65 years. it's good. it will be historic, i would say best in history very shortly, another two weeks, youth unemployment best in half a century. lowest unemployment rate recorded for americans without high school diploma, isn't that a great thing? nobody talks about this stuff. you probably never heard of categories, those are important categories to me. veterans unemployment reached lowest in more than 20 years and that is going up rapidly, i think democrats are doing, they are going to destroy medicare and they are going to destroy your social security. we're going to save your social security, going to keep it, not going to touch it. did you see when i campaigned, i was the only one that said, we're not touching your social security. how

>> you'll love the relentless flood of innovation coming out of silicon valley, but to paraphrase biggies, more technology, no problem a company keeps moving the software on the cloud we're increasingly vulnerable to hackers. that's why they have been long term performers, not all of them like fireeye, a major player they protect their clients against digital threats and they have the best for enic ises division in the industry, meaning you get hacked, you call the guys to do some investigation. google hired them to defend them against state sponsored hacks. fireeye is up barely 50 cents versus a year ago. i think it's being underestimated the company has been shifting to the subscription model that we like so much, i kind of wonder if it's working for so many other software companies that you have to think sooner or later this stock is going to break out. not just the 4% increase it had today. don't take it from me, let's speak with kevin mandia, the ceo of fireeye okay you changed your model you're obviously getting a lot of new clients we mentioned google. but one thing people don't u

this is a biggie involving the commander-in-chief, president trump is about to address reporters.s different when he stops to or on the way from marine one and does he have a lot to talk about today. not only the big hearing on capitol hill tomorrow with an accuser and the judge he will try to answer all of those accusations. we have reports now of two more women that have made similar accusations. and how they're being received on capitol hill. we have the federal reserve today busy raising interest rates and the market not

and where are biggie and tupac? >> well, some say that's the moment that sealed the deal for him. he would run for president and get the respect to which he feels he's entitled. and he couldn't have liked it much today given that he has been complaining for years about everybody around the world he thinks, he thinks is laughing at us. >> i know lots of folks in china. they think we are the dumbest son of a [ bleep ] in the world, all right? they think our representatives don't know what we're doing. they laugh at us behind our back. they're sitting around the table setting the price of oil and laughing at us. the world is laughing at us. we're like a bunch of patsies. the president of china comes over and we have a state dinner for him honoring him. what a great guy. and he's laughing all the way back to china. we are a whipping post. we are a laughingstock as a country. we're not respected anymore. when do we beat mexico at the border? they're laughing at us, at our stupidity. we've got china, and they laugh at us. they think we're stupid people. >> well, given all that, it's pro

this is a biggie involving the commander-in-chief, president trump is about to address reporters. his first formal foray with reporters. this is different when he stops to or on the way from marine one and does he have a lot to talk about today. not only the big hearing on capitol hill tomorrow with an accuser and the judge he will try to answer all of those accusations. we have reports now of two more women that have made similar accusations. and how they're being received on capitol hill. we have the federal reserve today busy raising interest rates and the market not liking it. you have that. of course, rod rosenstein, right? whether he will be the deputy attorney general or not after tomorrow because guess what? he's meeting with donald trump tomorrow. so much happening, so fast. who better to put it in perspective, john roberts with the president soon at the palace hotel in new york city. john? >> there's a lot happening, no question about it, neil. always a lot happening with this white house. it's true this is the first formal press conference that the president has held on

this is the biggy, good for 80 yards. bye-bye. 226 yards and three touchdowns.l 31-10. >>> hayward's main public library is going to close to make way for a new one. it will open on october 27th. it will be used as a community learning center. the library branch on the street will be open and return them to the book boxes outside the old library. late fees will be suspend during the closure period. >> and that old library will be a amphitheater and hopefully a big boom for downtown hayward. we have football today. i'm sure a lot of folks are out and about and outside the morning due and clouds. it looks good. >>> you're right. it will be fabulous. we have cal, giants, a's. we have a lot to do outdoors with gorgeous weather. 75 in oakland, 68 in san francisco. the temperatures warming just slightly for the back end of your weekend. back to you. >>> 8:27. we're headed to ktvu news plus now. we'll leave you with this picture of the service as george bush speaks as john mccain. he was honest no matter who it offended. he's paying tribute to the late senator john mcc

and this year i have come to realize is a biggy. you probably know that, that's why you're here. dr. blessing is a senior fellow since 2015 at georgetown university's government affairs institute. she graduated from the university of virginia, but like you probably all know, capitol hill is where you really get schooled. she worked as an american political science association congressional fellow, serving as a legislative assistant for a senior member of the ways and means committee. i want to alert you to the fact that she's working on a book now on the politics of tax policy from the mid 20th century to today. keep your eyes open for that one. help me welcome laura. [ applause ] >> thank you, chuck. thank you to the capitol historical society. i'm delighted to be here and to be in such great company with the other speakers in the series on the very important topic of congressional capacity and people's ongoing research for that. i've got my pointer. ta da. i won't let this power go to my head. this is my road map for today. we'll talk a little bit about our puzzle, why study ea

a storm surge, this is a biggie.u see the yellow, cape hatteras, wilmington, myrtle beach, where we could see storm surge up to 6 to 12 feet. we're talking about winds as well. high risk near wilmington, cape hatteras. charleston, you're not out of the woods. if you're in charleston, you definitely want to pay attention to this forecast. 6 to 12 feet. we're going to see two high tides. we're going to see several high tides where we could see very high water. it's really the storam surge, also the water, we're watching over the next several days. >> with that, mariana is down at the beach talking to people about their prep. are people deciding to hold out? >> reporter: ever since the governor said there was now a mandatory evacuation order for all of the barrier islands, including this one, i've seen the preps sort of speed up and a lot more urgency. i just spoke to the mayor. he said preps here are on fire because realistically, everybody's kind of a little behind. they didn't think that the storm was going to be thi

these are some of the biggies.merican pensions have grown more than $2 trillion in value since the election. [applause] i said before, african-american unemployment the best ever, best ever. lowest number ever. spanish american, asian-american, women, 65 years, sorry about that. i like history better, right? historic as -- i joke, women, in 65 years. best numbers in unemployment in 65 years. that's good. [cheers and applause] it will be historic, i would say, best in history very shortly, probably another two weeks. youth unemployment, youth unemployment the best in half a century. lowest unemployment rate ever recorded for americans without a high school diploma. is that a great thing? nobody even talks about this stuff. [applause] you probably never even heard of these categories. those are important categories to me. veterans unemployment recently reached, lowest in more than 20 years. that is growing up rapidly. i think it is wrong. i think it is much higher, much better than that. if it is not i'll make sure i

the president said there were significant changes made from the original one what are some of the biggies here, i think it's a very bullish signal to the markets. sit more broadly for the validation of the trump trade strategy you'll see cars going over to south korea. this is a -- kind of a special deal for me in a sense that i go back during the campaign to the president's job speech, june of 2016 where he promised to do kpangtly what he did today which was take that 2012 south korean deal which is one of the worst and fix it i think what americans love about this and as he keeps his promises so check another box there. it signals that the trump trade strategy is working as well. i think there will be more deals to come. it is all good from our end. a good day for america and a good day for south korea >> do you believe it is much less important than countries like canada and regions like the eu and china >> i don't see it that way it is a key ally and it is important both for stable on the peninsula as well as our economic relationships in asia they have deals which set the standard fo

in the road says charles nelson.charles nelson/hope village resident "...it's a minor setback, no biggieward something so as long as we are moving forward we will move all day every day if we have to..."barring any new obstacles, nelson expects hope village to once again be resurrected on thursday. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (catherine) coming up.... the dallas police officer who shot her neighbor inside his own apartment has been fired. details on the charges shes facing... when we come back. (jrstone) and -- the suspected norcal rapist made his first appearance in court today. we'll break down what happened... when we come back. (jrstone) the suspected norcal rapist...roy waller.. made his first appearance in court today.(catherine) he's accused of torturing, raping and robbing ten women over a 15 year span. sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala was in the courtroom... "it's the first time i had been that close to him in 27 years, the last time was in my home ."bound and barricaded in court for the first time.. suspected norcal rapist roy waller stood in front of the victims

tens even though they popped up as well maybe that's the point double tops and double bottoms are a biggiearkets. if you look at the chart starting in may, you could srg at this point, it's a double top. it's still awfully close to 311. traders have to make a tough decision does this back away and become a double top you trade much under 295, that's how it would be perceived. the next couple of sessions are really important we always like to talk about the yield curve. indeed, it did flatten a bit after the fed yesterday in removal of accommodation as the stock market was receiving the accommodation. they seem to have righted themselves the one-week chart shows it was a big beneficiary of the fed meeting. if you open to early july, it had a nice bounce off 94 right around 95.5 is the big pivot. many traders think we can float a bit higher, especially now that the fed meeting is over david, carl, jim, back to you. but david, i have to say congratulations. i fondly remember the lava lamp and the greenspan doll >> oh, man, those were fun day on the old "squawk box" and the brief case indicato

neil: it has happened again and it is a biggy for facebook, right now acknowledging it had a securityillary vaughn will get into the details. it impacts about 50 million of its users' accounts. what happened? reporter: well, facebook is saying that 50 million users' information was exposed as a result of a cyberattack on their social media platform. the company says they found out about this breach about three days ago and the attackers were able to gain access by exploiting facebook's code that lets them take over user accounts. facebook says the feature was breached. this is part of facebook that lets users see how their profile looks to different groups. so what people of the public would see when they try to look up your profile versus what maybe friends of friends see versus what your actual friends see what they look at your profile page. the hackers were able to use this feature to steal what facebook calls digital tokens that basically let users stay logged into their account without having to re-enter their password every time they visit facebook. the vulnerability has been f

this is biggie. >> we're preparing that this will be a major disaster event. we committed 52 mobile relief efforts feeding to three states. those kitchens are going on stand by. we're standing by even as we speak. neil: what do you do? a lot of people will be going to safe locations, either school gymnasiums or hospital centers, anywhere they can house a number of people to protect them from the storm but a lot of people are resistant to leaving their homes. how does the salvation army come into play on this? >> if you were in a mandatory evacuation zone we encourage you to evacuate. i was there during hurricane katrina and saw what a major hurricane can do. i saw homes smashed to splinters. it is just not safe to stay. even we have salvation army units on the coast if we're told to evacuate, we're also getting out, go to a safe place, stage, come back in once the disaster is passed. neil: i was reading or at least the caroline area this could be the worst storm to hit in better than five decades. a lot of people are saying this could be another hazel which wa