house, buty your ural community. all of your friends. the whole community. and now a year later, and you are still -- you do not see it the way it used to be. it's a hell of a feeling. you don't forget it. you don't forget it. you run for your life. >> followed by a town hall meeting from new orleans in 2005, moderated by then mayor ray nagin. >> i am calling on you -- state level, federal level, all levels. you.ed for so, represent me on the local level. i don't know where else to go. i don't know what else to do. >> thursday night starting at 8:00, more from the atlantic conference in new orleans with the new york times executive 9:00, we will show you president obama's trip to the region as well as recovery efforts 10 years after katrina. click's history bookshelf features popular american attory writers every weekend this time. sam roberts discusses the history of grand central station which opened in 1913. he talks about public figures like the vanderbilts and jacqueline kennedy own asked -- onassis. hosted by the new york public library in 2013 this pr

you can get it by water contaminated from the bacteria could come from pulls, showers, ins lution to buty. jeff skversky for "action news" at 10 or for "channel 6 action news." >> thank you to the ak you uweather forecast. this weekend was as goods as it's gets late august in delaware valley. what? she joins us at the big board with accuweather forecast. >> reporter: walter, hope lul lullly you had a chance to soak up the sunshine. delaware and lehigh valleys and we have changes on the way for the site of the workweek on monday. currently in philadelphia, he's 76. his comfortable out in lancaster and 64 when bring us .hup >> the kack tonight, mostly clear. comfortable. dropping down to 38 in suburbs and in the city. so we're tapping in two orally wind thats not through the hours and that sought west wore sherp and things for tomorrow. stormtracker 6 live double skap radar showing we try to goal front. also flew the great lakes and ohio valley and continues to move east warded if we go throughout the day tomorrow and especially tomorrow night, into the evening hours. we'll talk about what

it's ok, butying not that great. slack in thes of wage pressures -- scarlet: there is also what happened between the fomc meeting and today. devaluation.an havey mentions of the yuan picked up come a surpassed the number of mentions of the dollar. what would be the specific worry that might give policymakers pause? >> when i look at china, i think the cheapening of the yuan has two motivations. growth and there is not quite as strong as they like and they will have a hard time moving. --re is more towards 5% exports are also sensitive and have not been decidedly strong in china. the dollar will be an issue because if you raise rates, you will strengthen the dollar. that is adverse to their export story. at the end of the day, what chinais nervous about -- is trying to address their own domestic growth issues. matt: it is the news right now. mike: what does it really mean? we will not know for a while. they stop here, it was a 3% move, which is negligible. it will not have much of an effect on inflation or exports. if

buty be off base with that, that was my knee-jerk reaction, that they will be able to now --e fines,xcept penalties accept penalties. erik: there are a number of different ways to skin this cat. for more top stories this morning -- two of the world's biggest makers of cranes and construction machinery is joining company with a finnish company. of two have combined sales $20 million. there has been a global slowdown in demand for cranes are at a doctor -- for cranes. more than one quarter of a team of staffers felt you -- fell ill with stomach bugs. tests by the associated press atnd a virus in the water many aquatic sports venues. if you have been to brazil, that should not surprise you. nbc will keep the rights to show english soccer in the united states for six more years. nbc is in the final year of a 250 mile -- of a $250 million deal. those are some top headlines. the government, has reached a deal with creditors to unlock a new round of bailout funds. about $94 billion. greek stocks are up 1% on the news. its fourth straight day of gains, which is pretty serious. hans nichols h

an automated system just does the math. , buty was a big day for us not because of a lot of traffic,ecause it was a high-volume day. our service did a huge number of trades. we traded over $290 million that day. base of $2.6 billion. cory: you have taken the business from nothing to $2.6 billion in three years. >> about 3.5 years. it is swapping between different ats to take advantage of tax losses. we saved our client several hundred thousand dollars in taxes on monday alone. cory: you would sell this stuff where you have a loss for the day and buy into something similar to have the same exposure. >> that's right. cell emerging markets if they etfs. bad day and buy the ultra wealthy have been doing this for a long time. it has not been available for consumers before. levitt was saying that the ats need to be looked at. do you feel that the overall world of robo-advisors has added to the volatility that we saw this week? doubt that the growth of etf has been a huge boon to investors. you can buy an etf for free that trades stocks all in the united states. while front uses a couple do

butie is a social democrat, is speaking for the majority of the people of this country. is a reason why the dnc does not want more debate. because the more the people here of bernie and his long track record of being on the right side of the people -- and this is a man who marched with martin luther king. this man has a history and credibility with the people. the more they hear him, bernie sanders will be the next president of the united states. take that to the bank. host: thank you for the call. we will be rear airing -- three airing tonight at it that -- re airing tonight at 8:00. then martin o'malley and bernie sanders from the afternoon sessions. tonight, 8:00 eastern time, our coverage continues. the we will replay afternoon -- rather the morning speeches from the dnc meeting today in minneapolis beginning with former rhode island governor lincoln chafee. governor chafee: thank you. good morning. what a beautiful city we are in. it was nice to take a walk along the mississippi river. a great city -- and construction going on everywhere. that is a good sign especia

buti worked not only for with ronald reagan at that 1976 convention. and i have no business being there. i walked into the command center and some of the didn't show up and they asked me if i could run five states for governor reagan. i had no idea what it meant, but i said, of course i could. i got to travel around within to various delegations and he inspired me, as any great leader would inspire you. i went back with my job in the legislature and ran for the state senate. i was about 24.5. i got elected at the age of 26. i beat the incumbent and became a state senator. no relatives, no connection to the party, nothing. we just ran a grassroots campaign with you and you and you running my campaign. just like you. you could do it? ok, we've got another one we are doing now. [laughter] why do i say that? i will tell you what is important about it. you don't have anything that you want. you just want to believe in something, right? cks anding from mckees ro having these folks who helped get me elected, i don't know anything to anybody but these .olks my

you get a waxed cup, buty you don't put non-stick spray on it because you want it to stick slightly.cuse me -- is it air raerates the ba. we didn't put baking powder in there. put this in the microwave for 45 seconds to 55 seconds. it's fancy. you know, you're fancy. >> always want to try to work it into our cooking segment. this is what it looks when you come out. should you not expect perfection? >> you want perception, i know. it's lopsided. some microwaves go sideways. that's okay. you want to make sure you can tear it apart. look at that. it's a sponge cake. dip it in right there. >> again, make this in less than 25 minutes. if you have time, you can make the ganache. whisk, whisk. best ever. all of this is under 25 minutes. >> let me tell you, card board would taste good if you dip it in that. >> it's true. >> always good to have you >> good to be here. >> you can get this recipe and more at today.com/food. we're back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us.