he had the business nice. time to see what is happening online. web news is next. >> hello there and welcome to the web news, the web pick of the stories making the online headlines. coming up on today's show. web users call for peace in gaza. and online campaign to save a polar bear in argentina. and parkour around paris. web users the world over are campaigning for peace in gaza. this one holding a sign saying jews, israelis, palestinians muslims, i love you. it was started last year by a young muslim woman living in singapore and her friend. it is proving extremely popular on facebook. it is just one of many online movements for peace in gaza. the pass few days has seen the emergence of a number of new initiatives calling for an end of the fighting between israel and hamas. they are encouraging national networks to have hummice, something enjoyed by palestinians, muslims and jews alike. the idea is to focus on the come a lots between the peoples instead of the differences. amnesty international is using photos to call for a ceasefire in the gaz

. >> busy nice more breaking news. 83 year old feltonville woman found naked and dead inside of a freezer. right now investigators are working to remove that freezer from the row home on the 4500 block of lee street. police found her around 9:00 this morning after they received a tip leading them to the home. some neighbors who have lived in the area for years say they never saw her. >> the last time i had seen her she could walk. she barely spoke. but that's been awhile. >> actually i never saw the mom and i've been here 23 years. >> never ever. >> i never saw the mom. i just found it today he had a mother there. neighbors say the woman's son lived in the home. police know who that man is. and would like to talk to him tonight. >>> developing story on this summer scorcher. skyfox over port richmond where a woman is cued of leaving several kids inside a running suv. tonight, they're questioning that woman. she's a daycare operator. fox 29's bruce gordon live outside the special victims unit in hunting park. bruce? >> reporter: iain that's correct daycare operator may consider hers fortuna

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we're at a place where growers can finally afford to make expansions and really grow their businesses, which is nice. >> good deal. >> crosby's cousin vince smith says if he could grow more hops he would. >> are you going to sell everything you grow? >> yes, i am completely sold out for the next three years. >> but with so many brewers making ever hoppier beers and so many farmers rushing to add supply the industry could end up with a craft beer hangover, a hops bubble that pops. >> we've done a very good job of oversupplying the market in the past so i wouldn't doubt that we'll do that again with this. so, we'll just kind of have to play it by ear, and lock in some good prices while we can. >> stability that farmers can all drink to for now. for "nightly business report" jane wells, woodburn, oregon. >>> finally tonight a lesson in having faith in your children, and putting your money where your mouth is. a decade ago, jerry mcilroy made a legal bet wagering around $340 that his teenaged son rory would win the british open golf tournament by the time he turned 26. the odds, 500 to 1. as any golf fa

doing business right now. >> absolutely. nice houston. minute maid park. before the game they put craig gentry on the disabled list with a broken hand and recalled that guy. a spring sensation. he stole 51 bases in 56 attempts. if he could get on base watch out. he is due to arrive during this game and another former player is playing well for houston. it is good enough for a 3-run home runner. 21 of the year. more highlights at 10:00 p.m. >> and giants host the pirates tonight. at&t park may be a fun place to watch but san francisco lost 19- 25 at home. that includes three to the dodgers. sunday one of the newest players dan uggla made two errors and they are now 2-1/2 back of the dodgers. >> you will have growing pangs. you understand that. this is a tough group. i am sure we made mistakes. you know, it was an intense game out there. sure we probably shot ourselves in the shoot tonight but they came out fighting. >> and a judge ruled against donald sterling, cleared the way for she recall sell -- shelly sterling to sell the team to former microsoft execu

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it is a much more focused company in terms of being a pure play entertainment business, which would fit nicelyn with fox. leaner, meaner time warner still includes cnn, turner broadcasting, and then the big one, hbo. would be a stretch to say it is all about hbo, but it is all about hbo. people have speculated that maybe this was as much or more. at the very least, fox and their advisers believe hbo is worth at least $20 billion and probably more, and there is a lot of potential to build the hbo business overseas, as well as on the digital platform and on mobile platforms. it is not like hbo does not exist there, but it could be bigger, especially overseas. and there is an opportunity for the fox programming on hbo. cnn, which there is competes with fox news in the cable television news business. the word from the talks? spinoff. that is to address risk. 550generates roughly billion dollars of -- million times, of ebitda, and 12 that would give you at least $6 billion or possibly more. fox believe there is some vanity value in cnn, and someone may like to buy it. >> well, for now, no deal, and

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sell-off if a fame you all had, 20% from the highs, that's scary business. it's a nice pop. it's up 35% in the after hours. i wouldn't be chasing it. >> that stock broke down. these are the sort of technical break downs you want to be cognizant of. >> dan, real quick. it did break down. you are absolutely right. but why? why did you do it break down? >> listen, the trade has been going for a long time. we mentioned six names up 1300% in the last year. soitative benefitted for stuff that has less to do about the economy. >> b.k. just mentioned it. he talked about aircraft, he talked about lufthansa. this was bad data. yes, it's largely in europe. they also talked about north america. to me, if you are in this camp where the u.s. economy is stagnant, these guys will suffer at some point soon. >> coming up next. last time regis philbin was here, he laid out his high hopes for one writer play. unfortunately, his pick hit an all time low. it is causing good old regis some sleep. that's next. >>> form, hormel, mna is on fire. we give a peak on some companies that could be in line

we have a leading position in the automotive oem business that's growing nicely.articipation, give us good scale opportunities, and mexico is a market that i believe is growing and is going to be a force both in consumer markets as well as a growing industrial presence. >> one of the things i saw in your conference call i thought was important, a lot of people feel paint is a commodity. you are making the case not only is paint growing, but your shares are growing because of technology in paint. >> yes. for us, coatings in all markets is always a speciality market, it is not a commodity market. there is real innovation, real technology development. always a high service component. coatings are an important value added for all of our customers. we feel, especially in high technology markets like aerospace or automotive oem that we have been bringing a lot of technical innovation to bring new value, better corrosion protection, better consumer colors for exteriors, so we can add a lot of value for a very low cost benefit. we think we are a technology and innovation-

nice about georgia. they say it is the city too busy it hate. that's a nice thing. your thoughts, john? >> eugene is right. i think also over the years, a lot of african-americans flocked back it georgia. but also have you a huge influx of hispanics working on the farms and different agriculture interest in the state. that's what's led it a bolstering of the hispanic community within georgia and made it an opportunity for republicans if they have that conversation. >> yeah, 500,000 new hispanic voters since 2000. democratics alone won't turn georgia blue this year. turning g into mitt romney with wealthy elitist with a questionable corporate background. new york times writes today quote mr. purdue was chief executive of a textile manufacturer that went bankrupt and closed in 2003 leaving 7500 people unemployed after mr. purdue left the company. and the geo primary made ready made attacks to use in the fall. purdue criticized, a fellow opponent, one of them with, for only having a high school degree. and others for not living outside the united states. this may not fit well with regular

wonder, what kind of guy, what do you do after that career and you get into the insurance is nice -- business? my perception, he would be your prototypical ex-military guy, kind of stern and terse. he was far from it. 20,'s a letter, january 1870. i will just read this. toetter from john bell hood his wife. "my sweetest one," -- and that's how he addressed each letter -- "i have much to be -- indeed much to thank you for. among many things that the most penchant ofour early to bed and early to rise. you will i know rejoice when i tell you your example cause me to retire at seven and a quarter p.m. and rise at seven and a half a.m. this morning. however, soon as i was comfortably pressed between plaintiff and pillow there were many raps on my door. four gentlemen were trying to pay respects, but from your sweet and gentle training i remained as the highlander -- whatever that means -- and as reward for my good work i am as well and fresh as this beautiful, frosty morning is bright and bracing. you will say after reading the above and the sound teaching in my letter of yesterday -- yes, it is e

businesses right now. >> what do you mean? >> by this tax code. >> brenda, you're always on top of it. >> it's nice to -- >> as i like to say, getting down to business with buttner. >> you are good. good marketer. >> and want to remind everybody that you can catch brenda every saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. >>> and it is always hard to say good-bye. especially when it's a close friend and esteemed colleague. long time fox news producer rick reagan passed away earlier this week. he was a dedicated news man with decades of experience. for the past seven years he brought you breaking news when it happened in america or around the wormd. he also loved to drive our news room yankees fans crazy. rick leaves behind a huge void that will be so very hard to fill. our hearts, thourgts and prayers go out to his wonderful wife and all of his family. a very dedicated member of this fox news family making a transition. >>> and that's all the time i have here with you this sunday afternoon. i'm arthel neville. stick around, a healthy you and carol alt is up next. enjoy the rest of your day. defiance neve

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business. are you tony? >> yes, i am. >> how you doing? i'm marcus. >> it's a pleasure. >> niceo meet you. >> very nice to meet you too. >> so you're the manager. >> i wear all the hats. >> you wear all the hats. okay. >> i have been in the car business about 18 years. excuse me, marcus. hi. >> hi, how are you? >> what can we do for you today? >> i am actually in the market for an suv. >> like a bmw, mercedes, porsche? what are you looking for? >> i'm kind of looking for something a little bit more modest. >> okay. >> ford, chevy, maybe. >> the first potential buyer i've seen since i've been here walks in and he's looking to buy an suv. he seems motivated, excited, ready to buy. the problem is we don't have what he wants. >> i wish we could help you. >> no, it's all right. don't worry about it. >> maybe next time. >> take care. >> he wants to be in an affordable car like everybody else in america, and every suv we have on the lot is priced over $40,000. >> that's the frustrating thing that you deal with. >> how many customers a day do you get that you can't sell stuff to? >> oh,

business. >>> it would be nice for him to come down to the border. i think he still is up with step behind., and again, they are -- they are not reacting fast enough at this time. >> that was texas' democratic congressman. he is adding his criticism. >> president obama is headed to texas. he has no plans to visit the border and have a look at the immigration crisis unfolding there. texas is one of the states dealing with an influx of undocumented immigrants. it is being called a humanitarian crisis. want to discuss it further. anna, i'm going to start with you. by any accounts, does it matter what side of the aisle you are on? this is a humanitarian crisis when you have women and children arriving at the border, yet the president is not planning to visit the border? what are your thoughts about that? >> you know, i think if he's going to be in texas, frankingly, it's a good opportunity for him to go and visit and make some statements about this issue, some statements that are going to garner press attention both here and in central america. a lot of what's involved here and what needs to he

detroit needless taxes being people to start businesses and start jobs. nice she is starting a boxing club. adam: talk about general motors very quickly. new record in the united states. 39 million vehicles recalled first six months of this year. that beats, last time we had this many cars recalled was 33 million in entire year. it was years ago. hillary is general motors, are they destroying the brand reputation? their sales were up in june? >> sales were up. what they're doing, they're destroying, general motors is destroying its own company because sales are up, but this is the time not to have expenses high. and expenses for this recall and you combine that with pension expenses -- adam: they don't have pension expenses. pension was wiped away with the bankruptcy. >> they were able to work it out but they have some expenses. adam: not nearly to the extent -- >> pensions, health care, but the problem is, this is going to be very expensive for general motors. adam: david, 39 million cars recalled is not all general motors. just half general motors. isn't at

she did that with a very nice business model. she offered herself as a public lecturer, she appeared at churches, civic halls and county fairs. this is her campaign. portrait and also the cover of the book. again, because there's no photography in newspapers, we're very limited in sort of our window on to the campaign. and one of the ways then of seeing the campaign, although, i will be the first to tell you, it is one that very much skews our vision, are cartoons. lockwood was one of the several third party candidates and the third party candidates along with the two male candidates were very much taken up. in the puck two weeks after she accepted the nomination. the caption says "now let the show go on" and it shows lockwood with benjamin butler who was running on another third party ticket. a few weeks later, the magazine came up with a more biting cartoon. more biting because lockwood is more scantily dressed. more caricatured in this. she's surrounded by stanton and the other third-party candidates. lockwood did not have the

nice weather today. how long can we keep it going? here's kacie right now. >> it's been a busy morning. it's nice outside but you have to look out for a lot of stuff. talking about an accident, burlington salem road completely shut down. river avenue, both directions the water main break is taking over the entire roadway. police are directing traffic around the scene. and here is a look everywhere. you can see the huge delay on the pennsylvania turnpike. if you are getting ready to head westbound, east and west as you approach city avenue and 95 south up to its normal tricks. >> as i've reiterated many times that we have one of the largest rock climbing gyms in the country. >> it's called go vertical rock and it's the only one of its kind in philadelphia. that's where quincy is. >> this is video of the thing. but we want to be able to see him do it for real. >> yeah. i will, guys. >> reporter: like, first we have some people there, they're doing it rye now. as you can see. they're on the wall right now. they're experts. i have tino here. he's one of the experts. you guys are located righ

. >> i want to give a shout out to the nice kids -- >> you were busy yesterday. >> i was at the press d.c. >> of course you are. you're very important. >> why i was ever invited there by the kids of george mason, hosted this washington journalism conference. i took a picture of these kids, promised them at the press club, you're all going to be on, there's one side and the other side. anyway, great kids. they had incredible questions. they're full of confidence. i wasn't -- i couldn't even believe how confident they were. >> yeah. >> they're the two best from every state, right? something like that. >> all the smartest kids. >> yeah. >> and life will get ahold of them, hoda, you know it will. >> yeah. >> that's great. we want to tell you about the skyping thing yesterday. we had a segment on it but no one really learned how to do anything. if you are confused about how to skype, we are going to give you a tutorial on our website. how about if you don't know how to get on-line. go to klgandhoda.com and there's a video on how to skype in case you were curious. >> her looks are unforgett

. >> the business ties all sounds well and nice. everyone certainly want that. but there are a few sensitive .p. and the as i whole spying debacle. what are we hearing from angela merkel on i.p.? >> they need to go through the motions to talk about the importance of intellectual property and not to have any taking of it. that is very clear. in a way, this is a corollary to the debate that is happening in germany about what to do with the u.s.-eu free trade pact. they want assurances that data will be protected. any prospect of a free-trade pact was dealt another serious blow over the weekend with reports that there is a german secret agent, a double agent that works for the german spy agency and also doing work for the u.s. spy agency. i know you love this read this alleged spy was transmitting information back on a fake weather app. i am going to look at how many weather apps you have and try to assess who you have been rooting for. >> yahoo! is one of the few things i am still really them -- really dominating. thank you so much. hans nichols, our international

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nice point. consider what is going to happen with the leadership of the business.tepping down and taking over. you are pretty happy leaving the business. he isu comfortable that the right man for the job and why is he the right man for the job? >> i'm sorry. i do not know where you have the information from. my successor has not been decided and will be decided in the middle of 2016. i just extended my contract for the another two years. there is no decision on succession and i am still there for two more years. my notes andading i apologize. they are in my hastily-scrawled handwriting. way i wrote ithe down. i apologize. is he the first guy in line to replace you? speculatet going to on that and it is a decision that will be made in the middle board6 by the supervisory and that is all i can say or am willing to say about it. it is quite a ways away, as well. >> i apologize for my poor handwriting and getting ahead of ourselves. ceo.eo and the ongoing thank you for your time. ok. what's bring you top headlines this morning. investors are waiting decisions today. ec

good morning, i'm marcus. >> nice to meet you. >> i go inside planet popcorn, a multimillion-dollar popcorn businessthe problem is they don't have any real profits to show for it. you guys are in trouble. the balance sheet is hundreds of thousands of dollars wrong. mismanagement and sloppy accounting have forced the owner to ask her mother to take out a second mortgage on her home just to keep the doors open. obviously, you used the petty cash to buy lottery tickets. >> i did. >> the product is great, and if i can get sharla to listen long enough, i'll turn this unfocused organization into a national brand. my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. if you think that i can launch you in a direction to make you a

. >> being in charge of your own business tends to consume your life and it's nice to have the idea of something else. >> he now closes his store for the first week of every month and he has no regrets. i was working 50, 60 hours a week for 21 years. not only minding the store and people expect me to be here a lot of the time and it's hard not to be here when you have a store but also out buying books so almost every weekend. i'd be out for one day, sometimes two days buying books. >> the first response was, oh, no, you can't close. >> he understood it could affect his revenue but that's why he's cutting back and not calling it quits. >> i'm a retailer. i like running a store, having a place to go every day. >> he says he knows it might not work for other entrepreneurs but it's worth examining if you're looking for change. >> if they want to do something else, they've got to make room for something else. find blachbs in their lives. that's why i'm doing this for myself. >> mary leonard agrees. she says sometimes you do things for yourself which may result in a better business. >> go to

business. it would be quite a significant problem. >> nice to see you, to a very much.ll take a break. ♪ >> the art world is divided. he is one of the world's most successful living artists. >> i am an artist. i live and work in new york. some of my better known artworks would be michael jackson and bubbles, my stainless steel rabbit, bowling job. -- balloon dog. i did not make any judgments about anything. i start to find meaning in certain objects or images. eventually, i realized i want to make a gesture without. that whole process could be two years of following my interest. once i decide to make something, another two years in the realization of the object. i've the studio and i have about 130 people. i have a 3-d department, painting, sculpture. i am the captain of the ship. artwork, you have to take into account the price of manufacturing something which can be quite high. in the past, i have lost money on some of my works. on my balloon dogs, i lost money. haveore polarities you can in the work, the more it imitates life itself. i enjoy the smooth surface becaus

they want to come back to france, we will find the right environment to develop the business v a balanced life, a nice life. france is a very nice country. >> do you think there is an impression that france is not necessarily, that it is a heavily state centered economy and not necessarily responsive to entrepreneurship and innovation. >> of course there are some adjustments to undergo. but i think we must see the future and the change as an opportunity. and we need to change our probably our philosophy. we need to be more offensive, more perfect about ourselves. we need more self-esteem. i think that is great-- it is something i learned in the past three years. we have great entrepreneurs, even in france. we have great talents. we need to be more proud about that. we need to focus on the promotion of these people because they are the gold mine of our economy and of our society for the future. so we need to work on the irritants, on things that are not all right which exist as in every other country. but we need to do more to regain our self-esteem. >> so what is your plan to do more and be more. >> w

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and sexy things, fire tv, fire phone, kindle unlimited, all of which are in concept nice, but, you know, from a businesstive, investors would like to see more shareholder friendly initiatives. >> you said it, right, in concept, it's nice. that it's spreading too thinly, that's the. is it too thinly? get out of certain things, it has everything, smart phones, cloud services, what else, tv stream box, you name it, it's doing it. should it peel back on some of the things, and start concentrating on the core? >> that's the argument we hear more and more they should focus more on what the core confidence is. now there's no doubt that it's a best in class retailer. if you look at the results, the core retail business is doing well. both domestically and internationally. the problem is a lot of cash flow that's been generated is reinvested into question blg initiatives. i believe that the more i talk to investors, the more they're becoming inpatient, they have billions now in cash which should be deployed. >> the concern though, if amazon telegraphed that yes, we are going to focus on just being a retailer, th

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still busy on the boards and it will be a nice weekend. no matter what your doing. there are a few extra clouds on storm scan3 take look. moving in from the south and west. basically high clouds the morning the sun will be shining through them by afternoon i think they'll thicken little bit of we have a disturbance to our west it's going to stay to our west. we get the clouds. western pennsylvania gets the rain. at least we don is he that. we're looking at temperatures that are pretty comfortable out there right now. mainly in the 60s across the region. we'll get down to lows in the mid 60s tonight. 66 in allentown. 66 in millville. stl 72 in philadelphia. 70 in wilmington and trenton look at the poconos. 55 degrees. that's more like the fall than it is the middle of summer. in sea isle ocean city 70 degrees. in cape my it's 68. ocean water temperature still pretty chilly at 65. so here we have two areas of low pressure. this one is the one bringing the rain up through western pennsylvania and also western new york over the weekend. then we have developing area of l