." >> so, lieutenant randy brandt says investigators are looking into the possibility that the teenage girl was assaulted by a man who lives here, though it appears this is an isolated incident. sot- "the assault was done by the suspect who is described as a black male, in his mid-20s, medium build -- pretty generic." >> lieutenant brandt says investigators are holiding back many details in this case to protect the victim's identity. saying only that she was in a restroom in the cluibhouse saturday evening, when the the man. sot- "you know, committed an assault, touched her inappropriately and fled the area." >> though police say the clubhouse doesn't have surveillance cameras. residents say there's usually always someone nside monitoring the area. sot- "people come, they work out, play pool, go swimming. never would have though that would happen." >> now, walter juarez says he won't let his pregant girlfriend karisa visit the clubhouse along. sot- "sometimes she likes to go in there just to the vending machine and getting a soda, and that makes me think, you know, is it even safe for

. >> and we've seen brandt, down for the month. reacts more to isis than we thought. >> well, when the uso was 39, we put a put spread on it. and it made a good move. i'm using uso as a conduit. >> and brent is tracking dollar for dollar with uti. and it's a dollar-based thing, as well. not just the politics. >> and apple, ahead of its iphone 6 announcements, traded higher today. so, the chart master has made it over to the plasma, and we'll break it down. carter? >> i've gone back in time, if you will, take a look at where apple is. i'm going to switch to red here. here's the all-time high, two years ago in september of 2012. a split-adjusted price of $100. and lets go forward, clearly developmental, breaking above its downtrend. this is as of about eight months ago. you can wait, go a little further, and wait for a formation like a cup and handle if you like that kind of thing. but this kind of setup projects right to the past top. and this is where we are now. we've returned to where apple was. in principle, a stock that gets ba

pacific brandt is a small goose. pacific brandt have ranged their breeding grounds in the arctic and they range -- they migrate historically down to mexico, winter in mexico -- or summer in mexico. and what we're seeing increasingly of brandt are that they are staying in alaska throughout the breeding season. so what that creates is a potential that will have a disruption, will have a severe weather event and the birds will not have migrated and will take a big population reduction. and so these changes in migratory patterns put more uncertainty into the game for wildlife managers. and so if we are facing more uncertainty, the way we typically deal with that is we reduce opportunity. because -- and so i think that's the restriction we're looking at. >> my impression is we are seeing this in studies of lots of species. some of my colleagues talked about the migrating lobster, so on and so forth. so this is not just one particular -- lots of ocean species are things that are changing? >> across the board we are seeing

because brandt is down for the month. but it reacts more to isis and you mentioned geopolitical events being a driver. >> on this program when the uso was 39 we put on a put spread fading that fear. now the uso is at 35. and it made a good move. i'm using uso as a conduit. like a risk asset that i think if geopolitical tensions continue to rise, i think you're going to get a good move. >> i don't think it's specifically a wti thing. a lot of this is a dollar based thing, too. a huge move in u.s. dollar. a lot of cross currents, not just the politics. >> and apple, ahead of its iphone 6 it closed at a record high today. the options think it will get even better. two apple calls traded for every put. will the bullish call buyers be proven right? the chart master has made it over to the plasma and we'll break it down. carter? >> i've got several charts of apple. and we'll along at how a bad situation improves. i'm going back in time. if you will, take a look at where apple is. i'm going to switch to red here. here's the all-

brandt who was worked with ebola patients in west africa when he contracted the disease himself arrived late this morning just outside atlanta in a gulfstream jet outfit with an isolation tent. he was transported by ambulance to the emory university hospital, where surprisingly he was strong enough to walk on his own. emory has one of the most sophisticated infectious disease units in the country. brantly was working with the christian missionary group caring for ebola patient patienn iberia when he got sick. >> reporter: a private medical jet carrying dr. kent brantly landed in marietta, georgia, around 11:20 this morning. inside the plane, dr. brantly was kept in an isolation tent and wore a suit to prevent him from infecting medical workers with him. the 33-year-old physician from texas was then transported by an ambulance outfitted with internal protective drapes to emory university hospital 20 miles away. he walked into the facility with help from a paramedic. he'll be kept in an isolation unit that was built in collaboration with the nearby c.d.c. dr. varky is an infectious diseas

cameron brandt. so happy to have the gopro back. >>> and a boy who had a close experience with a butterfly, earned him the name "butterfly boy" and you're about to see why. >> oh! >> that's okay. just leave him be, leave him be. >> mr. thompson wasn't expecting that. he wasn't sure if he wanted to laugh or cry as the butterfly stretched its new wings but he wished it well as it fluttered off. >> it's in the neighbor's window. the butterfly boy video going viral tonight. >>> and time for a moon dance. the moon has been putting on spectacular shows but tonight is most superof the bunch. brighter and closer to the earth. send your pictures for the next "instant index." >>> and still ahead tonight -- >> only you can prevent forest fires. >> you know who that is. but you may not know how smokey the bear got his start in preventing american forest fires. a look back at smokey turns 70. and down the back of my neck was intense. it would have been virtually impossible in that confined space to move to change

writebol and brandt lit had terrific supportive care.mple, they were kept really well hydrated. that's crucial. that can really help someone survive an enfection. so they weren't given necessarily the same kind of care ta other people with ebola have received but i will say this, as well. six people have been given this new medicine and five of them are still alive. now another interesting question is whether writebol and brantley are immune to ebola because they've already had it. the doctors at emory say the evidence suggests they are indeed immune to ebola but only this one strain and there are five strains. if they chose to go back to africa and, they would be somewhat better protected than other health care worker who's didn't have ebola. >> elizabeth cohen there for us. now we turn to ferguson, missouri. violence has taken a toll on everyone in the town but particularly on its youngest member. we'll get the view of ferguson's children coming next. >>> in a moment our special coverage here on cnn continues with my colleague isa soar

the blood house, named after its former owner, is on a transport platform right now on brandt avenue.g crews will start moving the 123--year-old building to dwight way. blood house will be remodeled and turned into apartments. the 44 unit complex will be build in its place on durant. >>> fans are underway for a second historic home to be moved next to blood hound. love seeing that when they just move a house. >> right. good day to move a house. >> okay. >> why not? we are look at the usual low clouds and fog. but take a look at this shot from our facebook east bay hills camera atop vollmer peak. you are lob being at mt. diablo where the marine layer is nice and steady. it will reveal a beautiful afternoon. we will tell you how warm in the east bay valleys and elsewhere in a few minutes. >> also next, the raiders first home preseason game came down to the final seconds. and for a change, the silver comes out on xcited about back to school savings at staples? thor tms? or the dads? with guaranteed low prices on flash drives, it's definitely the dads. staples. make more happen for less.

listw brandt and and the for espn. -- analyst for espn. -- thank you for taking the time out. lot more coming up. ♪ >> approaching 56 past the hour, which means bloomberg television is on the mark it. groupon falling after announcing second-quarter revenue that missed analyst estimates and lowering the forecast for the third quarter. having an ad two cents in analysts were looking for three cents. cutting the 2014 forecast. revenue at $270 million. competing with amazon trying to beef up the mobile presence. in that case takes a lot of cash and eating into the company's bottom line. >> do you groupon? >> i used to religiously and do not anymore. could i do today to save money and then i lost interest. >> i do not know anyone that doesn't anymore. if you do, tell us about it. back in a minute. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers." with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> walgreens stays at home. they pass up the chance to save millions i'm refusing to move its tax address to europe. >> who needs murdoch? the $75 billion takeover bid s th

of big brandt names deciding to offer insurance products.rs of all varieties offer insurance. physicist trend we see in the insurance industry, new players coming -- is this a trend we are seeing? >> a lot of the big-name insurers will provide a product that is tailor-made to be sold by a particular airline or travel agent or tour operator. they will try to develop a product that matches that brant. >--- that brand. >> thank you for joining us. take a short break on "the pulse.: " ♪ > > welcome back to "the pulse" streaming on your tablet, phone, and bloomberg.com. it is time for today's hotshot. summer is winding down but not for these kite boarders who show off wind power. let's turn jim on biking. do not expect any of these riders to stay in the saddle very long. check out the backflip. finally, we end at the cliff diving world series event. the divers had to climb before taking the 27 meter plunge. now, there is a new breed of music festival making way to the u.k. where once british festivals synonymous with stodgy food, things have chan

layers from selling their names and likenesses of the founder of sports impact is with us as is andrew brandte center for sports law who is also an esp analyst and our .xpert the ncaa says is going to appeal at least part of this ruling. to division one basketball and football? players happens to the question mark but i don't think armageddon is upon us. know if it's going to create more imbalance that we already. that's going to give them the voting ability the full cost of attendance. the o'bannon ruling is going to provide the opportunity for student athletes to cash in on their names, likeness and image. the last one is the kessler case. i don't know what the outcome will be but you've got eckstein billion dollars of media rights revenue and it's hard to keep the athletes away from some of that money. >> what is the worst-case scenario for the ncaa? it did not get as bad as it could have been. >> some would say the ncaa got more out of this than the players. so it's not armageddon. here is the deal -- the ncaa has these rules and these rules apply to college football and basketball and th

terrain tough for cruise on the ground to get a handle on it the ones that caught fire and it's a chow brandtngs improve quickly crews are battling winds that has been a factor no word on containment 80 a. have burned the started this afternoon cruse brought in and a bulldozer and airdrop traffic remains the biggest issues at this point people on this fiber in south bay 50 mi. east of gilroy wall a have updates are the show >> : quake aftermath covering is painstakingly slow as nec officials still tallying up the damages from sunday met 6 magnitude quake local leaders now seeking federal financial support the latest damage assessments are in napa county official now tops $360 million in building infrastructure and economic losses >> : the board of supervisors request the presidential you declaration of that back >> : to sit in official money to assist in recovery experts and state health as well >> : broken was also need your pared the number down know from 122 at this point officials say all of the tap water is safe >> : as the new zealand won the big the disease places an ample this week ha

brandt le acondition improved drat matically.he world health organization says the virus has infected 1600 people. the death toll nearly 900. most cases are in west africa and liberia, sierra leone and twin -- guinea. the peace corps now eevacuating volunteers from the area -- evacuating volunteers from the area. this man from sacramento was evacuated. now, mount see know hospital in new york also -- sinai hospital is new york admitted a man who had recently been to west after frif cau, we showing symptoms of ebola -- from west africa showing symptoms of ebola. but the doctors say he most likelies to not have the virus. tests are being done to ensure and the man has been placed in isolation just to be safe. now, the world bank has pledged $ $200 emergency to help africa deal with this crisis. >>> 7:46. back here at home, a warning in the north bay about a man who may be impersonating a police officer. last month, a known gang member was pulled over by sonoma county sheriff's deputies. the man was driving a crown victoria that use