cabrera miss judges it. everyone's on the run. cabrera not hustling, catcher can't handle the relay, it's a inside the park grand slam for taylor, guess what, taylor was the last outfitter to allow a inside the park grand slam. that wins it 11-10. we're down to the final 10 at the u.s. open. tiger woods in the house rocking the raiders pullover, not much else to do. taking the first set, winners from both sides of the racket. just wore ron martin down winning the next nine games, taking the second set 6-0. del poach oe ran out of gas. nadele's conditioning better than anyone on the tour. a grand slam semi. this is abs 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino should be a

cabrera miss judges it. everyone's on the run.g, catcher can't handle the relay, it's a inside the park grand slam for taylor, guess what, taylor was the last outfitter to allow a inside the park grand slam. that wins it 11-10. we're down to the final 10 at the u.s. open. tiger woods in the house rocking the raiders pullover, not much else to do. taking the first set, winners from both sides of the racket. just wore ron martin down winning the next nine games, taking the second set 6-0. del poach oe ran out of nadele's conditioning better than anyone on the tour. a grand slam semi. this is abs 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino should be a >>> well that is our report. we appreciate your time. >> for all of us, thanks for being here. jimmy kimmel live coming up. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday north korea ♪ happy birthday to you >> guillermo: please don't kill us. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- christian slater. from "curb your enthusiasm," richard le

one delaware man was an eyewitness to the earthquake leo cabrera is in mexico city. he owns a rehoboth beach restaurant. he was on the subway when the ground began shaking. cabrera spoke about what he has seen in the aftermath. >>> and time is now, 3:57n business muse how recent surge in hurricanes is impacting the economy. >> i think it is 5:37. >> what did you say 3:57. >> no, 5:37. >> money watch's hanna doba live at new york stock exchange, good morning, hanna. >> janet yellin says federal reserve will leave interest rates unchanged at one and one quarter percent for remainder of the year. central bank pointed to a strong economy, yellin says recent hurricanes will slow the economy, but growth will be beginning again, once the rebuilding begins. over all the fed has a $4.5 trillion balance sheet, yesterday on wall street the dow jones set another record climbing 41 points, nasdaq shed five. >>> apple stocks plumeted after tech giant said that the new series three smart watch has major glitch. reviewers at the verge say device tries to connect with unknown wifi ne

royals outfielder cabrera freaking out we will tell what you made him j it was an off date forbidder but that does not mean they weren't busy. eagles sign kicker jake elliott off bengals practice squad and replaced caleb sturgis was placed on injured reserve. meanwhile coaching staff is looking ahead to a tough match up, with the chiefs on sunday in kansas city. bird facing off against old coach andy reid, who had 10 days to prepare, after something the defending champion, new england patriots jim schwartz knows, guess what , they have a lot in common. >> a lot of similarities in the passing game, lot of similar concepts, you know you know, they are a team that uses multiple personnel packages like our owe even if. there is some carry over to our offensive attacked us in training camp. i think there is going to be some similarities in the way that they saw our defense and the way kansas city would. i think it is, a advantage or it can be a benefit, let's put it that way. >> college football now temple owls back to work, temple facing u-mass on friday night after squeaking out a 15-13

police are searching for lenny cabrera.s say they spotted him in a parking garage at sun valley shopping center while they were investigating mulitiple break-ins. police lost him after a brief chase. cabrera was last seen in a black 20-16 chrysler- 300. the license plate is 7-p-v-k-4-4-5. (mark) police are investigating a hate crime at alameda high school. school administrators found a noose... tied to a fence at the tennis courts on tuesday. the alameda unified school district says this is one of at least nine anti-semitic or racially charged incidents reported in the past nine months. parents were notified immediately after the noose was found. now... they want answers. (mark) the district says counciling is available to any student who needs it. (darya) coming up on t

police say cabrera fled on a bus and went to san antonio.the middle of a custody battle. she was featured on a nationally televised investigative series on sunday night. >> out of the three days or so we'll be under the influence of josÉ, today will be the worst of the storm. >> today is the worst, yeah, we have some coastal flooding certainly possible especially during this evening's high tide. this morning we could see some of that as well and of course the beach erosion and rough surf. rain not that much of a problem yet. rain bands from josÉ still off the coast of atlantic city and surf city. a couple of light sprinkles getting in but the heavy stuff still away from you and as we take a look outside, across the region fairly cloudy conditions, that's certainly the case over center city. there could be some peeks of sunshine today but generally speaking it is looking like a fairly cloudy day and a little breezy and at times damp. 71 degrees is your current temperature in philadelphia. your dewpoint is at 67. so, it is moderately humid. th

police say cabrera gutierrez went to san antonio texas. was in the midst of a custody battle over her child. but again, shawl found in washington state somehow made her way over there. cabrera gutierrez was featured on a nationally televised investigative series on sunday night. >> today's fitness tip is up next. coming up at 6:30 the latest on a teacher strike and how it's affecting students today. >> ♪ >>> david. >> cloudy with a little damp feel out there. temperatures in the 70's in the i-95 corridor. 71 in philadelphia right now. still just 69 in allentown. and your dewpoints are in the mid to upper 60's so not only is there a little drizzle and maybe a shower closer to the shore, it feels just a little bit muggy out there. i'll have your 12-hour forecast coming up next. >> ♪ hey honey, how was practice? good. must've been hot out there today, huh? yeah. yeah. why don't you go put that stuff in the laundry room right now? ok. do your athletes bring home big odors? tide sport is super concentrated to beat even... ...the toughest stains

la policÍa busca a este hombre, se trata de cabrera, quien presuntamente robÓ objetos de varios vehÍculosindividuo, reporte a las autoridades. la oficina de santa clara dio a conocer la identidad del hombre de39 aÑos baleado en san josÉ . la vÍctima es cÉsar, acribillado a tiros a eso de las 9:00 p.m. autoridades arrestaron a cuatro adolescentes por usar fuegos artificiales ilegales. los jÓvenes de entre 14 y 15 aÑos provocaron un incendio que consumiÓ 100 acres. hasta ahora los bomberos han logrado controlar en un 90% el siniestro. un ciber ataque dejÓ expuestos los datos de 143 millones de personas en toda la naciÓn.sepa cÓmo identificar si es una de las vÍctimas. el emotivo canto de chicos con discapacidades emociona al papa. >> llega algo de humedad con actividad de precipitaciÓn bastante ligera. >> una de las tres principales agencias de reporte de crÉdito reportÓ que una falla de sistema acepto a 143 millones de personas. la agencia indicÓ que delincuentes violaron las medidas de seguridad de la aplicaciÓn . aunque su futuro migratorio es incierto, un joven con "daca" se ha converti

gate to have you with us, i am ana cabrera.president calling out football players who kneel during the national anthem. >> would you love to see one of disrespects our flag to get

gate to have you with us, i am ana cabrera. we begin with president trump, the president calling out football players who kneel during the national anthem. >> would you love to see one of disrespects our flag to get that son of a [ bleep ] out, he's fired. >> president trump ramped his attack on twitter. well then the president turning his eye on the golden state warriors. curry turned down the invitation. the president tweeted this, going to the white house is considered a great honor for a championship team. stephen curry is hesitating and therefore, his invitation is withdrawn. the golden state warriors responded. we have decided to go in february to celebrate equality and diversity and inclusions. lets get right out to white house correspondent, athena jones, the president doubles down, what are you hearing from nfl team owners? >> reporter: hi, ana, there is a strong backlash to the president's remarks and not only last night calling mostly black nfl players and son of bees which are insults to players and to their mothers

police are searching for lenny cabrera. spotted him in a parking garage at sun valley shopping center while they were investigating mulitiple break-ins. police lost him after a brief chase. cabrera was last seen in a black 20-16 chrysler- 300. the license plate is 7-p-v-k-4-4-5. ( mark ) the alameda unified school district is looking into another racially charged incident after a noose was found at a high school.( darya ) kron four's philippe djegal has the details (philippe) on the fence, lining the tennis courts, facing encinal avenue... administrators at alameda high school tuesday found a hanging noose... alameda police shared this photo of it after it was taken down.courtney smith/father- 'whoever did it needs to be held accountable for their actions." courtney smith's son is a senior here. and, smith is just greatful neither one of them actually saw the noose. he says he learned about it from a robocall sent out by the school's principal shortly after the noose was found. courtney smith/father- "during the day, no one

cabrera misjudges. everyone's on the run. cabrera thot hustling, but taylor is. can't handle the relay. inside the park grand slam for taylor. and taylor was the last outfielder to allow an inside the park grand slam. nats win it 11-10. >>> we're down to the final four. u.s. open. semis last night where kevin anderson outside the top seed. pablo to grab one spot while nadal and del potro batted for the other. tiger woods in the house rocking the raiders pull over. dl potro came out fire ng the first set. winner frs the first set catching nadal off guard. rafa steadied himself. taking the second set 6-0. del potro just needed to run out of gas. as many do against the heavy ground strokes of nadal an his condition. better than anyone on tour and rafa is going to win in four sets. his 15th straight victory since dell p potro beat him in 2009. that's the way the ball bounces. have a great day . >>> good morning. i'm francis dinglasan. the fog along the coast and into the bay. tomorrow about the same as well, but then things will change tomorrow. right now, most tempe

i'm ana cabrera in new york. tonight, a defiant north korea says it's tested a hydrogen pom, its most powerful nuclear test ever. the u.s. responds with a fresh warning to the kim jong un regime. north korea claims it tested a bomb that can be mounted on a missile. it's the first nuclear test since president trump took office. defense secretary james mattis did not mince words during a statement he made outside the white house this afternoon when he warned any north korean threats to the u.s. or its allies will be met with, quote, a massive military response. watch. >> we had a small group, national security meeting today with the president and the vice president about the latest provocation on the korean peninsula. way have many military options. the president wanted to be briefed on each one of them. we made clear that we have the ability to defend ourselves and our allies, south korea and japan, from any attack. and our commitments among the allies are ironclad. any threat to the united states or its territori

cabrera misjudges. everyone's on the run. cabrera thot hustling, but taylor is.rand slam for taylor. and taylor was the last outfielder to allow an inside the park grand slam. nats win it 11-10. >>> we're down to the final four. u.s. open. semis last night where kevin anderson outside the top seed. pablo to grab one spot while nadal and del potro batted for the other. tiger woods in the house rocking the raiders pull over. del potro came out fire ng the first set. winner frs the first set catching nadal off guard. rafa steadied himself. taking the second set 6-0. del potro just needed to run out of gas. as many do against the heavy ground strokes of nadal an his condition. better than anyone on tour and rafa is going to win in four sets. his 15th straight victory since del potro beat him in 2009. that's the way the ball bounces. have a great day . >>> good morning. live doppler 7 and satellite image once again, low clouds, morning fog spilling into the bay. rig now, trans america tower is obscured. temperatures in the 60s. schwarzenegg 61. san jose, 66. low 60s a

top of the ninth, two outs, kluber trying for complete game against cabrera and indians win 2-0, tiedsecutive game. >>> new logo, dubs signing a deal with japanese e-commerce site. draymond was asked about the trade move for kyrie irving. said it took guts. >> put so much pressure on himself doing that, knowing the pressure and saying i'm ready to do it, that stood out to me more than anything. not the surprise that kyrie wants to leave. happens all the time, happened with shaq and kobe. >> new nikes, one side featuring the insults he endured and other with stats from finals. won by

i am ana cabrera.all flplayers who kneeled during the national anthem. >> would you love to see one of these nfl players when somebody disrespect our flag, get that [ bleep ] off the field right now and he's fired. the president turned his desire to the reigning champion t golden state warriors. curry turned down the invitation. the president tweeted this. going to the white house is considered a great honor for the championship team. stephen curry hesitating there, therefore, invitations withdrawn. the golden state responded. we are not invited. we'll use your trip to the nation's capitol in february to celebrate equality and inclusion. >> lets get to our correspondent, athena jones. >> reporter: the comment of the president last night using vulgar terms referring to mostly african-american players who's been kneeing during the national anthem of what they see racial in justice and inequality in america. those kmept havcomments have sp backlash. we are hearing from nfl's commission commissioner roger

earlier cabrera spoke with cnn political commentator van jones for his take on mr.rump's remarks. >> we are still in the aftermath of these devastating storms when a president should be pulling the country together. and we could be on the eve of war with north korea when the president should be pulling the country together. and instead he's going for cheap applause lines at campaign-style rallies that strike a really tough nerve, i think, for african americans. i think if you're not from the united states, you might say what the heck is this all about? owners in these big league sports are overwhelmingly white men. the players are overwhelmingly young and african-american. and, so, the idea that he is going to come into this conflict side with the owners and basically tell the owners to go and discipline all these black guys, it lands very, very poorly. big picture, you do have three very important values at war here. you have the value of free speech, which is important. you have the value of respecting the flag in america, which is important. and you have the valu

cabrera misjudges. everyone's on the run. cabrera thot hustling, but taylor is. slam for taylor. and taylor was the last outfielder to allow an inside the park grand slam. nats win it 11-10. >>> we're down to the final four. u.s. open. semis last night where kevin anderson outside the top seed. pablo to grab one spot while nadal and del potro batted for the other. tiger woods in the house rocking the raiders pull over. del potro came out fire ng the first set. winner frs the first set catching nadal off guard. rafa steadied himself. taking the second set 6-0. del potro just needed to run out of gas. as many do against the heavy ground strokes of nadal an his condition. better than anyone on tour and rafa is going to win in four sets. his 15th straight victory since del potro beat him in 2009. that's the way the ball bounces. have a great day . >>> good morning. i'm francis dinglasan. live doppler 7 satellite image showing the typical summer clouds along the coast and even into the bay in parts of the inland areas, but that will change right now this live shot of

i'm anna cabrera. a stunning show of defiance from the nfl against president trump. every single kickoff today in cities throughout the country, players, coaches, even team owners are kneeling or locking arms in solidarity after president trump called for the nfl to fire any player who refuses to stand during the national anthem. this is how the falcons/lions game opened. owners took to the field and locked arm with their players. the singer also took a knee and raised his fist in the air. ♪ and the home of the brave >>> and in nashville at the titans/seahawks game, both teams stayed in their locker rooms while the anthem played on the field. the anthem singer at this game also took a knee. north of nashville in chicago, the steelers stayed in their locker room stayed in the locker room. only one player stood alone on the edge of the field with his hand over his heart. moments ago, president trump told reporters he watched some of those protests and be it seems as though perhaps he doesn't view the show of solidarity as an attack against his remarks. listen. >> there

top of the ninth, two outs, kluber trying for complete game against cabrera and indians win 2-0, tieda's after winning 20th consecutive game. >>> new logo, dubs signing a deal with japanese e-commerce site. draymond was asked about the trade move for kyrie irving. said it took guts. >> put so much pressure on himself doing that, knowing the pressure and saying i'm ready to do it, that stood out to me more than anything. not the surprise that kyrie wants to leave. happens all the time, happened with shaq and kobe. >> new nikes, one side featuring the insults he endured and other with stats from finals. won by did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $34.90 more per month. call today. comcast business. built for business. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow! nice ou

cabrera rode out the storm with her children in the shelter. >> when winds started to increase, we were very scared. the roof started falling. >> reporter: this couple on vacation took shelter from the storm in a hotel. >> the noise, i mean it just sounded like the water, you know, you could hear the doors shaking, it sounded like it was going to come into the building. >> reporter: puerto rico's emergency management officials say hundreds of home were destroyed and entire island is now without power. national hurricane center says after passing by dominican republic today maria is expect to move to turks and caicos where some residents are leaving. others are staying and stocking up on fuel and fuel. >> went to the gas station, filled up my tank, after here i will go to the food store and stock up on some food and i will good from there. >> reporter: southeastern bohamas are also in the path of the destruction. now, maria has already left at least 10 people dead throughout the caribbean and maria is not yet done with puerto rico. officials expect this storm to drop between 20 and 30 in

deterr doz >>> you're live in the cnn "newsroom," i'm ana cabrera in new york. and we begin with breaking news out of north korea, the north korean regime claiming tonight it has a hydrogen bomb it can mount on an intercontinental ballistic missile. the country state-run media say these pictures show leader kim jong-un inspecting this new weapon at the weapons nuclear institute. it's important to know tnote we not confirmed they have this capability but i want to bring in ian lee who's from the region reporting from there. what more you can tell us about this? >> yes, overnight here in korea these pictures were released of kim jong-un investigating and inspecting this nuclear missile, this icbm being installed woman h-bomb. and this is significant because this is the first time that north korea is saying they have the capabilities of putting a nuclear weapon on an intercontinental ballistic missile, an icbm. and so release of this news, they're also saying that they have the capabilities of doing this, reproducing this, making more, as many as they like. which i

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera at the alpha conference tyler mathisen is with me, too we have been speaking with important investors in the world. we are going to bring what they said coming up in the next two hours on "power lunch. melissa, back to you >> let's check the markets and keep up on the rally stocks are mostly higher s&p 500 hitting record highs nasdaq has been digging in and out of record territory. the dow would be higher if it were not for mcdonald's. they are down 3% because they will report below consensus estimates. this cites, specifically, the storms harvey and irma we want to point out gold mman sachs up about 2% and apple holding steady as they kick off their event in cupertino let's get to brian at apple headquarters >> we heard a wave of cheers because tim cook took the stage. he is underground. you don't see anything because they are underground tim cook is on the stage there's been a lot of leaks. we have an idea as to what we might expect here is what is widely expected to be unveils here in cupertino. maybe three new iphones, one costing $1,000 a watch that could

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call police if you see cabrera.or santa rosa police department to upgrade their body cameras. 120 police officers are using obsolete cameras from v-view. the police department told the city council the storage system is slow and inefficient. it wants to switch to axon. the council has approved the new contract. >>> a suspected shop lifter did everything she could to avoid going to jail. take a look at the video. you'll see her in the back of the skaud car. >> police were rummaging through her shopping bag, she removed her seat belt, climbed through the window partition. she took off in the squad car. police chased her. they eventually stopped her by using a p.i.t. maneuver. she's now behind bars. >> all right. >> time to ask finney. alyssa from oakland has a question about buying a car. >> she spoke to us at our ask finney event in alameda. >> i'm car shopping and wondering what's the best way to go about buying a car and not spending more than $400 per month? >> here's what i want you to do. go online and check the

the president wrapping up his address to the united nations general assembly our michelle carew sa cabreraon the scene to recap what we just heard michelle >> hey there, carl a fiery speech where he called out specifically north korea, iran, and venezuela and called for the great revival of nations. used the word "sovereign" and "sovereignty" over and over again, reiterated america first, as he did on the campaign trail, and also during his inauguration speech one of the big headlines will most likely be on the headlines in all the newspapers tomorrow is when he said if it's forced to defend itself, united states for its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. rocketman is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime he referred to north korea repeatedly as the scourge of our planet today, the depraved regime, a band of criminals. when it came to iran, he called it masking a corrupt dictatorship behind democratic facade and he said the iran deal was one of the worst one-sided transactions, an embarrassment to the united states, and you haven't heard the la

much for watching we will see you tomorrow "power lunch starts right now. >>> i'm michelle caruso-cabrera's on the menu facial recognition, wireless charging cool features they all come at a cost, however. is apple going to win over customers with its new iphones, including the really expensive ones with the stock at all-time highs, how much higher can it go from here? >> how hurricane harvey and irma could trigger new mortgage delinquencies. what that could mean for the new housing market >>> guess who is coming to dinner chuck an

. >> i'm tessie cabrera. i'm from the amazon here in peru, but i live in alabama.ired military, so i travel all over the world. but my heart is here, so i had to help my people. >> what do we have here? >> clothes, different sizes for the children, some winter clothes, diapers, special milk. ♪ [ laughter ] >> in just a moment, you're going to meet a man some say is quite the hero, but he humbly says it is his calling -- rescuing children who are literally thrown away by their parents just because the children were born with disabilities. >> what is her name? >> lucia. >> lucia. and lucia's father tried to kill her? >> yeah. he tried to kill her. she has a cut here in the belly, but she's already healed. [ indistinct conversations ] ♪ >> and later on in our program, the creative partnership between vida usa and emeryville and global trading company otis mcallister in oakland. >> as peru gives us from their bounty the riches of their agriculture, their products like quinoa, what can we offer them? and one thing we can offer is surplus medical equipment. >> we'll be r

i'm ana cabrera in new yo.

i'm monica cabrera in new york. we have breaking news we're following here in cnn. we now can confirm jared kushner, president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser has used a private e-mail account to communicate with other white house officials and who can forget the trump campaign's unrelenting attacks on hillary clinton's e-mail use during the election. more details on this breaking story just ahead but first to the stunning public showdown between the nfl and president trump. at this hour the president is not backing down from his controversial calls for the nfl to punish and even fire players who exercise their first amendment right to kneel during the national anthem as a show of protest of social injustice. >> we have great people representing our country, especially our soldiers, our first responders and they should be treated with respect and when you get on your knee and you don't respect the american flag or the anthem, that's not being treated with respect. i've never said anything about race. this has nothing to do with race or anything else. this has

now over to michelle caruso-cabrera with what's ahead on "power lunch. hi, michelle. >> hey there, sue. coming up on "power lunch" which starts in about 13 minutes, the fed will release its interest rate decision it can p.m. followed by a news conference by chair janet yellen at 2:30 we've got instant reaction, analysis, including bill gross apple stock's falling after some issues with the new watch and a live report fromueo co prtri as hurricane maria barrels through the island as you just saw on "halftime report." we're back right after this. "power lunch" starts right at the top of the hour. kevin, meet your father. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. >>> congratulations to sarat sethi for making the baron's top 100 independent wealth adviser list >> congrats. this is the first time i have seen you since this came out i was going to buy you dinner but you are on the 50 list so you buy us dinner >> i don'

call police if you see cabrera.s wanted for burglary and identity theft. >> new details on the plan for santa rosa's police department to upgrade its body cameras. the expected cost, $1 million. 120 police officers are using obsolete cameras from v-view. the police department told city council the storage system is slow and inefficient and it wants to switch to a competing brand called axon that used cloud based storage. the council has approvered the new contract. >>> let's talk about your school day forecast. we're starting off with clouds and cooler weather this morning. 63 at the coast. 64 around the bay, and 65 inland. by the time we get to 3:00, we'll change those low clouds for high clouds and sunshine, and mild to warm from 68 at the coast to 77 around the bay to 85 inland. let's take a look at some of our temperatures by showing you how much cooler they are than yesterday. up to 11 degrees cooler. so hopefully you slept well last night and tomorrow morning is going to be even cooler than this morning. mid 6

cory cluber and he's facing miguel cabrera the tigers potential tieing run at the plate.here you go. there's your final out. 2-0 the 19th shut out for the indians staff this year. of the 170 innings they played they've trailed in only four of those innings they go to break. the a's 20 game win streak tomorrow again. >>> meantime the a's had a little miniature win streak going. five in a row headed into fenway park. i tell you what hopefully their new ballpark will not resemble fenway in any way. so many miserable outings the a's have had in boston that display sean mania has had his worse moment in his career. mookie bets for a two run triple here. and bets wasn't through. he had his 20th and 21st homers and six rbis and kind of an ugly final. 11-1. red sox taking it to the a's and the giants, they sent joen montana to the mound. just like jeff samarga. the giants couldn't get to them in a big way. although tomlinson with a solo shot look at his face. four will 4-run. off johnny cueto and the giants wasted one chance after another. bases loaded bottom of the ninth it is k

. >>> we're getting reaction with eyewitnesses from local tie who survived the earthquake, leo cabrera is in mexico he owns a rehoboth beach restaurant and he was on a subway when the ground started to shake. >> after shock. all of the -- (inaudible) >> here at home many still trying to reach family and friends in mexico. the consulate has set up a phone number to assist and we got it for you on cbsphilly.com. >>> a developing story in the northeast. police searching for the driver who hit a woman on the roosevelt boulevard tonight. she has serious injuries. it happened near southampton road in the northbound inner lanes around 9:30. vehicles did not stop and we're working to get a description. victim is believed to be in her 20's. >>> a hearing today did not go as planned for the suspect accused of punching a disabled man in a confrontation that was caught on surveillance video. barry baker is headed to trial. said to plead guilty to charges for the may incident but later changed his mind in court twice. prosecutors say baker and the man he's accused of assaulting never met before. ba

live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york's times square i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in for melissa lee. tonight, the dash for trash. a number of left for dead stocks are soaring. are any of the names worth buying traders will dive in, to the stocks, not the trash. >>> tesla surging up 10% this week the chart master says the run isn't over yet he'll be here to tell you just how high he sees it going. >>> later, a bitcoin comeback after one of its worst weeks ever what's behind the climb? our own "fast money" expert brian kelly will be here to break it all down. >>> first we start with the market dow quietly posting its best week in a year s&p 500 topping 2500 for the first time leading the way, the chip stocks, having their boast week in two months. this as many of the f.a.n.g. stocks are cooling off with the exception of netflix look at facebook, google, amazon, all going nowhere in the last month on the flip side, micron, marvel, applied materials, nvidia, all moving sharply higher, 17% for both micron and marvell. >> thanks for coming, it's a friday >> dash, trash >> i sa

. >>> and one man from our area was an eyewitness to the quake , leo cabrera is in mexico city. he owns a rehoboth beach restaurant. he says he was on the subway when the ground started to shake. >> people were scared, of after shocks. >> unaudible. >> here at home many are trying to reach family or friendness mexico, the consul has set up a phone number to assist. we have posted that information on our web site at cws philly.com. >>> team from el salvador is in mexico helping rescue victims still trapped. they arrived in the country yesterday. crews first mission was to save a person from the six story building that collapsed in mexico city. >>> in other news this morning woman is fighting for her life after she is hit by a car on the boulevard. accident happened around 9:30 near southampton road. police say victim in her 20's was struck in the north bound inner lanes. now this was initially reported as a hit/run but we are told the driver did return to the scene. >>> the man accused of punching a disable man in west chester in may faces trial next week after changing his mind

. >>> we're getting reaction with eyewitnesses from local tie who survived the earthquake, leo cabrera is in mexico he owns a rehoboth beach restaurant and he was on a subway when the ground started to shake. >> after shock. all of the -- (inaudible) >> here at home many still trying to reach family and friends in mexico. the consulate has set up a phone number to assist and we got it for you on cbsphilly.com. >>> a developing story in the northeast. police searching for the driver who hit a woman on the roosevelt boulevard tonight. she has serious injuries. it happened near southampton road in the northbound inner lanes around 9:30. vehicles did not stop and we're working to get a description. victim is believed to be in her 20's. >>> a hearing today did not go as planned for the suspect accused of punching a disabled man in a confrontation that was caught on surveillance video. barry baker is headed to trial. said to plead guilty to charges for the may incident but later changed his mind in court twice. prosecutors say baker and the man he's accused of assaulting never met before. ba

gets miguel cabrera, that will do it.ians win their 20th straight, the major league record 26, cleveland closing in on that, as well. >>> dodgers have lost 11 straight. they're in san francisco where they played till like 5:00 in the morning. clayton kershaw gets tim fed w fedorwicz. and buster posey and nick hundley, 0 for 9 with nine ks against jansen. strikes him out. the losing streak. >>> great as they have been hard to believe it's the first win since september 1st. >> they've been struggling a little bit. >> that's it from here. >> that happens. >> cleveland could be rocking this afternoon. >>> up next in "the pulse," expert reveals how we've been drinking champagne all wrong. >> we've been not finishing the bottle, i guess? and a clever dog sneaking a snack on live tv. ractice? good. must've been hot out there today, huh? yeah. yeah. why don't you go put that stuff in the laundry room right now? ok. do your athletes bring home big odors? tide sport is super concentrated to beat even... ...the toughest stains and o

leo cabrera is in mexico city. he owns a rehoboth beach restaurant and was on the subway when the ground started to shake. >> people are leaving because they are scared, of after shock. they are gathering all of the their belongings, anything they can put under structures. >> country is observing three days of mourning for the victims. be sure to stay tune for the "cbs evening news" for continuing coverage of the deadly earthquake in mexico and also, hurricane maria, it is all at 6:30 right here after we sign off on "eyewitness news". >>> discovery of two apparent pipe bombs lead to the evacuation of the residential block in philadelphia's east oak lane neighborhood. authorities say that officials at sheriff's department found two pipes with black pounder in them conducting an eviction this morning. they were found in the basement of the home on the 6100 block of north fair hill street. police evacuated the area while bomb squad removed the items. no one was hurt. it is unclear if charges will be filed. >>> hearing

gets miguel cabrera, that will do it.ians win their 20th straight, by the way, the major league record, 26, so cleveland closing in on that, as well. >>> the dodgers have lost 11 straight. they're in san francisco where they played like until 5:00 in the morning. clayton kershaw on a jam in the sixth. gets tim fedorwicz to end the inning, a former dodger. kershaw fired up. bottom nine, dodgers up 5-3. jansen in trouble but he gets buster posey and then nick hundley came in 0 for 9 with nine ks against jansen. that seems like an advantage for jansen, and it was. strikes him out. the dodgers snap an 11-game losing streak. >>> great as they have been, hard to believe it's their first win since september 1st. >> yeah, they've been struggling a little bit. >> that's it from here. back to you. >> that happens. >> all right, cleveland could be rocking this afternoon making history possibly. >>> up next in "the pulse," an expert reveals how we've been drinking champagne all wrong. >> we've been not finishing the bottle, i guess?

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i want to also thank president cabrera for his leader ship of george mason university and to the students and faculty with us today, thank you for making time to be here during this busy say of classes. it's a great honor for me to be here today to address a very important topic. earlier this year marked the 45th anniversary of title ix, that seeks to ensure that no person in the united states shall on the basis of sex be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving federal financial assistance. the amendment to the higher education act was initially proposed by democrat senator birch bye, signed into law by republican president richard nixon and was later renamed for congresswoman patsy mink, herself both a victim of sex based and race based discrimination as a third generation japanese american. minks law has served an important -- title ix has helped make clear that educational institutions has a responsibility to protect every student's right to learn in a fair environment. it is a respons

i want to thank president cabrera for his leadership at george mason university and to the students and faculty with us today, thank you for making time to be here on this busy day of classes. it's a great honor for me to be here today to address a very important topic. earlier this year marked the 5th anniversary of title 9, the landmark legislation passed by congress that seeks to ensure, and i quote, no person in the united states shall on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving federal financial assistance. the amendment to the higher education act was initially proposed by democrat senator bayh and signed into law by republican president nixon and renamed for patsy minching, a . ctim of sex-based and racism minching's law has served an important role in shaping our environment. tle 9 helped make clear that educational institutions have e right to learn and prevent self-deprivations of that right. i take it seriously and it is the responsibility that the departm

lenny cabrera.ers say, they spotted him in parking garage at sun valley shopping center last night, while investigating mulitiple break-ins. he then took off and police lost him after a brief chase. cabrera was last seen in a black 2016 chrysler- 300. the license plate is 7-p-v-k-4-4-5. if you have seen him or the car... concord police would like to hear from you. in emeryville: the three suspects in this brazen robbery of a target store over the weekend ... remain on the run tonight. the surveillance video shows the men running into the store just as it was closing. you can see all of them are clearly armed ... one with a long gun of some sort. police say, the robbers took money from the cash registers before running out the store. they then escaped in a silver, four- door car. (steve) kron 4 is partnering with the salvation army today to raise money for the hurricane harvey disaster relief effort.(pam) we had a telethon during the morning news block ... and phone lines just opened up again a few m

ana cabrera picks it up from here. ana. >> thank you so much, fred. we'll continue to monitor these live pictures with the president as he meets with victims of superstorm, hurricane then tropical storm harvey of course. and he is there you can see helping with some of the first aid and first responders. we saw him earlier meeting with people in shelters, giving kisses and hugs to some of those who have been affected, who've had to evacuate, who've lost everything. let's listen in just a little bit and see if we can hear. >> you

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera. what's on the menu, president trump slapping new sanctions on north korea. >>> and hack attack. breached and the information may have been used for illegal stock trades how vulnerable is our financial system and regulators that oversee it you'll be shocked. >>> and a deal on a plate. biggest exit in "shark tank" history. plated bought by albertson's company the co-founder and kevin o'leary join us. a protein-packed edition of "power lunch" serving up right now. >>> and welcome to "power lunch. i'm milissa lee. holding steady this hour, dow managed to hit another record high right at the open before pulling back here. apple one of the biggest drags in the session this after the company acknowledged cellular connectivity problem with its new watch annadarko, a massive buy back and fifth straight day of gains and near session highs on pace for a fifth positive day in six we begin here with a developing story. president trump announcing new sanctions on north korea eamon javers has the la

i'm anna cabrera in new york. i hope you have a fantastic start to the week. finish strong tonight. good night. >>> the following is a cnn special report. >>> this is the north korea you know. this is the north korea you've never seen. stories you've never heard. >> is that a legend or did that actually happen? >> our general is really a person who heaven sent to us. >> places you've never been. people with a common enemy. >> who do you want to fight? >> translator: to fight the sworn enemy, americans. >> what if i told you i'm an american, do you want to shoot me too? >> unprecedented access, hidden from the world until now. come with me to the secret state inside north korea. >>> north korea, a nation holding it's nuclear sword over the u.s. and it's allies. threatening to strike at any time. a society in a constant state of readiness for war. life on the inside is a mystery to most of the world. i've reported from north korea more than a dozen times over the last few years, each time, we opened the door a little more. ♪ ♪ and seen this country and it's people in unexpected ways.