cheryl: jonathan?nas makes a great point about falling home prices, they were exacerbated because of government intervention. that's the thing with the federal reserve, hard to say what they're going to do and hard are for what the reaction is going to be because it's totally arbitrary, think about all the times the government is involved with manipulating markets, ethanol, housing or the chinese government and their own stock market. it prompts people to take money out of markets, liquidity dries up and once again you see relth destruction on the upside and the down side. cheryl: jonas, you and i talk about housing and i talked about it with dagen mcdowell as well. do you think the rate hike is going to hurt housing data? >> no, the rate wants to be low globally. they could raise the rate to one or two percent, it's not going to make the mortgage 6%. 6% rates are gone, we need to get it out of our head. only reason to raise rates is have confidence when the next recession does come, we can lower them

cheryl: wow.ere next year, you, me and fox business and whoever else. thank you very much, good to see you again. dan, thank you. >>> well, coming up next, call it the calm before the storm, markets starting out the week on kind of a quieter note, but all this could change come wednesday, thursday, as the fed holds its september policy meeting. will we get the first rate hike in ten years? how do you invest if we do? countdown close is coming up next, that's coming up on "countdown can." so what's your news? i got a job! i'll be programming at ge. oh i got a job too, at zazzies. (friends gasp) the app where you put fruit hats on animals? i love that! guys, i'll be writing code that helps machines communicate. (interrupting) i just zazzied you. (phone vibrates) look at it! (friends giggle) i can do dogs, hamsters, guinea pigs... you name it. i'm going to transform the way the world works. (proudly) i programmed that hat. and i can do casaba melons. i'll be helping turbines power cities. . . ónóv ♪

. >> item cheryl casone today. asian stocks sharply higher in the saxon china adding another 2% to yesterday's game. true into green arrows primate to more games as well after 390 points yesterday that let's check right here. the doubt 184 points. s&p up 20 handles. cheryl: and europe, stocks open higher. look at the markers as you can see the ftse and the cac and dax all well into the green. nicole: oil prices have been lower overnight falling below $46 a barrel. i genocide change right there. 4592. cheryl: goldens trading slightly down. right now gold is starting to nicole: the negative side as well. turn into a rally underway. the greenback remained against the euro, pound, canadian dollar and japanese yen. cheryl: alerts on the 10 year treasury hitting their highest so far. the yield of 2.21% with a gain of almost 3.5 basis points. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at what is living in today's markets, latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. nicole: stocks are looking pretty great. the big

cheryl: there we go. gold prices slipping in overnight trading as you can see gold is down a fraction, more than $2. nicole: the dollar weakening. the euro, u.k. pound, mexican peso all stronger with the exception that the japanese yen. cheryl: yields on the treasury bond rising overnight as you can see the yield two and one quarter%. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at what is living in today's market with the latest breaking news on what to expect for the day ahead. nicole: stocks fell on friday with the worst performance of the year after the august jobs report failed to give investors a better idea of what the federal reserve will do, when they will raise the short-term interest rates. stock futures sharply higher. since 1:00 a.m. gaining momentum. what can investors expect? we bring and show randall who joins us on the phone. we have seen such crazy volatility. how are you feeling right now? >> yeah, it's been a crazy summer. it feels like everyone is back to work. proper money is now going to wo

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cheryl?heryl: what is so interesting, the polls that we've seen from americans who overall do love this pope, he has better approval ratings than anybody in the world. yet they don't want to hear about climate change from him. that is one thing americans polled, don't think he should go there. that is the first thing he did, peter. did you get any kind of background why he went right into climate change today? >> this is not a surprise. he has been vocal on climate change, as you know, cheryl. it was not unexpected he would bring it up. the president also brought it up in his remarks as well. white house said, listen, we didn't coordinate this. this comes from the pope's heart, from his passion and from his faith, but, spokesperson pointed out, he did have the attention of the world here and, he had an obvious platform to use to make his case. cheryl: he certainly did. peter barnes, standing by at the white house where the pope was earlier today with the president. we're looking at all these

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dan and cheryl? >> spencer, thank you. >>> all right. picnics and politics. >> just ahead, how a labor day picnic is turning into a referendum on the state of the union. >>> b.a.r.t. station right here. >> bussing it across the bay. why low ridership is putting a smile on b.a.r.t.'s face. >>> the top-notch riders taking over part of san francisco. >>> also, the chicken that crossed the bay bridge. it appears the custody battle may be over. >>> and what fans are expected to see for the first time when the 49ers take the field tonight. >>> abc 7 news at 5:00 continues >>> lots of folks in the south bay are enjoying the annual labor day picnic in san jose today. they have a lot to celebrate. the tech strong silicon valley is enjoying a rapid growth in jobs. abc 7 news reporter sergio qu n quintana joins us with more. sergio? >> reporter: cheryl, actually the biggest challenge today was the ongoing drought because fires and barbecues are not allowed at that camp se, so the carpenter's union had to cook all the food offsite and driver it ther

cheryl is testifying or giving an interview today on capitol hill.e personal e-mails, the ones that were personal in anywnatur were hers to do with what she wanted and quite understandably i think the public agrees that even politicians and public officials are entitled to privacy. and her daughter's wedding -- >> the work e-mails, brian, deleted as well. now i know -- >> that's right. they had already been provided. >> but, for instance, a judge said in the case of cheryl mills with her attorney who said, hey, cheryl mills is turning over her paper e-mails and i have advised her to delete them, the judge said, oh, no, no, no, no one is deleting anything, and many legal experts say if you're facing scrutiny, you don't delete e-mails and that's the question that i sort of want to get at here. >> sure. so let me try to be as clear as possible and you can follow up and ask if anything is unclear. she provided 55,000 pages of e-mails. it's true she provided them in hard copy. that's what the law required. if the state department asked them to be provided

>>. >> reporter: hi, cheryl. these documents include incriminating text mes angerers and more details about the questionable use of force. the prosecutor has made it clear he does not want these three men released from jail. prosecutors have filed a motion opposing the view. a new document submitted to the court, questionable text messages spent one month prior could come back to haunt them. just twist fools up. but write paper. don't trust those peeps up there. i love of a. no camera and no group. i hope i keep it. san jose resident richard gomes was just released this morning. >> all of these are truth that is are going in there. and they go in there with a chip on their shoulder thinking they can just put their hands on anybody. >> some say more need to be done than to protect inmates from harm. >> it is deeply problematic and really raises the flag that we have to look at our jail systemically rather than lacking at just three individuals. >> defense attorneys who did not return our questioned for comment pai

cheryl burke will be making a guest appearance. in mustn't view, janet 7 news. >> too bad to see it close. season 21 debut right here on abc 7. >> let's refocus on this heat. a little bit morris come but maybe some relief too. sandhya is here with the forecast. sand why. >> yes. people have spoken and majority on social media saying enough is enough. all right. yes. relief is coming. will already started at the coast. live doppler 7hd showing you the fog. i'm with you there. quarter mile visibility right now in half machine bay watch out during the morning commute. temperatures rate now most areas actually quite comfortable. concord still holding at 80 degrees. 57 in half machine bay and here's morning commute look like if you have to cross the golden gate bridge. watch out bit on the murky side. fog at the coast one mr. difficult of triple digit and cooler weekend with higher humidity so may not feel so good. with the stick iness in the air. tell you what is going to come in. as far as bringing up the hummed ty ridge remains stron

. >> cheryl heard joins us live from livermore. cheryl?> reporter: one foot in front of the other. that's how the steinle family says they are dealing with their daughter's death. but since her death, they have become activists. that's something they say they never thought they would become in a million years. >> everybody can't keep just rolling over and saying, yeah, this is the way it is. it isn't the way it has to be. we've got to stand up and be counted and say, we're mad as hell and we're not going to take it anymore. >> reporter: liz sul ran and her husband jim steinle sitting on their couch in their livermore home reflecting on their fight for justice in the wake of losing their daughter, kate. >> we are going to continue to fight on for kate, and for the rest of the people in this country so this doesn't happen to someone else. >> reporter: kate steinle was shot and killed july 1st while walking along san francisco's pier 14 with her father. the alleged shooter is juan francisco lopez sanchez a mexican national and five-time depor

cheryl just mentioned macy's.y's is an excellent investment for any investor looking to stay domestic and away from europe, away from asia. dillard's, kohl's, some of the companies, a 4% dividend yield. it's interesting, goldman sachs had researched this morning, barclays, credit suisse and they see these as they come back in incredible value opportunities for investors to go into with dividend yields. we might see companies that are beaten down in europe. >> so what does the fed do? >> the fed cannot tighten. it's impossible for the fed to tighten because the reality-- >> they're going to at some point. why not now and rip the dan bade off? >> because very much of a fragile economy and it will rile us up. dose won't happen. everyone thinks the fed is going to tighten because they created this asset bubble. >> don't think they do? >> i think they have to. we all have opinions about this, they've got to do something. december-- >> at the basis points, it's being a little pregnant. >> celebrity apprentice has a new

all right, cheryl casone, over to you. i'm a girl! any doubt about that one, good agree. [laughter] trish, thank you so much. all right, everybody, well, we're smiling, but you know what? markets are down today slightly, anyway, on low volume as wall street anxiously awaits thursday's rate hike announcement. but, you know, the fed decision isn't the only headline making event to look forward to this week. oh, yes, on wednesday we're going to be watching the second debate, the republican presidential candidates. donald trump going into this, you know, really in a stronger position now.

cheryl burke will be making a guest appearance.n mustn't view, janet 7 news. >> too bad to see it close. season 21 debut right here on abc 7. >> let's refocus on this heat. a little bit morris come but maybe some relief too. sandhya is here with the forecast. sand why. >> yes. people have spoken and majority on social media saying enough is enough. all right. yes. relief is coming. will already started at the coast. live doppler 7hd showing you the fog. i'm with you there. quarter mile visibility right now in half machine bay watch out during the morning commute. temperatures rate now most areas actually quite comfortable. concord still holding at 80 degrees. 57 in half machine bay and here's morning commute look like if you have to cross the golden gate bridge. watch out bit on the murky side. fog at the coast one mr. difficult of triple digit and cooler weekend with higher humidity so may not feel so good. with the stick iness in the air. tell you what is going to come in. as far as bringing up the hummed ty ridge remains strong

cheryl heard? athey are ton with the emotional reaction from the family and the school. >> reporter: raj, michael harris started a brand-new job here at menlo school as a con counsellor, a dream job of sorts. his family says he always wanted to give back to his community, and this job made that possible. >> he could have done anything. you know, he was tremendously bright and really had his pick of opportunities. >> reporter: so he decided to take advantage of his opportunity to be a counsellor here at menlo school in athey are ton. his younger brother david knew his big brother was kited about the job. >> but i think he understood that his calling was in helping people who he could identify with grow into stronger leaders and into stronger people. >> reporter: david and his brother speaking in and out southern california tonight about their brother's tragic death. michael harris was with his girlfriend and three other people when their small boat was hit by another boat on the water near catalina

reporting live in pleasanton, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, cheryl. >>> authorities in the south bay say he is armed and dangerous. tonight we have new video of the man wanted for multiple robberies. here's the suspect robbing a gas station in march. you can see him showing the gun. he took cash from the attendant and then took off. the man is wanted for four armed robberies. they all happened in march in millipede as and san jose, including at a taco bell and shell gas station. >>> if you live in mountain view or los altos, they're all around town. the google self-driving cars. this time, another fender-bender. one of the cars was rear-ended near google headquarters, and google says the self-driving car was not at fault. the car reportedly stopped for a pedestrian at a crosswalk when it was hit by another car. the dmv says this is google's 16th crash. google insiders tell us the car will be ready within the next two or three years. but the legislation legality of these cars will likely be many more years. >>> it sent a colorful plume into the early morning sky. the rocket

we have nbc bay area cheryl herd twus...with us. cheryl, you were up here with me town and you are now down the hill where the evacuees are. what's their status there? really, it's like a tent city where you are. >> well, it definitely is. many people displaced by this fire are here at the fargds. some people are living in tents, others at rvs, others living in cots in the building nearby. this is a difficult time for the folks here. people i talked to say they will survive. >> searching through rubble for -- >> important documents. >> social security cards and birth certificates. >> l.j.montelly and his two best friends sifting through the charred remains of his grandmother's house. they were looking specifically for a metal box with important documents inside. >> we were hold to find good birth certificates and social security cards, but it was just the charred remnants of it. >> they did find pieces of documents. >> this was the title to the house. >> montelly is hoping what he did find will help his daughter and grandmother get

larry and cheryl?abc 7 news at 4:00, california's new law on car seat safety. what parents need to know about a rear-facing seat. >> the new device on an east bay school after a student's life was safed. >> and the warrior's star appears live with kelly and michael dishing on his nba success. president obama and, of course, little riley. >>. >> there's a lot of need. there's a lot of need. today, we're bringing help to where you live. >> you guyings are reporting for us. >> 7 on your side. >>> some big changes. the daily deal from the local commerce site. announcing it's laying off 1100 people. that's about 10% of its work force. it's also going to be shutting down operations in seven countries. that move comes with a sharp reversal for groupon which, at one time, turned down a multi-billiion dollar buyout offer from google. >> jerry brown signed a bill requiring kids to be in a rear-facing car seat. janet oak explains the need for this change. >> if it's the law, i have to do it. >> reporter: parents

cheryl.e i went on the air, i thought to myself, that old astronaut's line that they had right before liftoff, which was, "don't screw up." >> nbc "nightly news" with tom brokaw. tonight, from west berlin. >> good evening. live from the berlin wall on the most historic night in this wall's history. what you see behind me -- >> i remember being in the control room watching this, saying can i believe what i'm seeing? there was tom, saying this is happening. he was saying this is stunning, this is just a stunning phenomenon. >> what we were seeing was the destruction of what we had all grown up with in the 20th century. we'd all grown up with the soviet threat. we'd all grown up with democracy versus communism. >> on the other side of the wall, young east germans have rushed through the brandenburg gate, undeterred by water cannon -- >> we were on the air for five straight hours. >> for almost 30 years now, these people have been confined, living in a prison-like state, governed at every step of

hillary clinton, and cheryl, adam shapiro with us.he's in a lot of trouble right now. >> bernie -- maybe less of a testament about her being in trouble the fact that bernie sanders like donald trump kind of the aipght anti-establishment candidates seem to resonate. e-mail scandal seems to be hurting her as well. >> then you hear what democrats actually questioning her honesty. that's trouble for her. oarngd, one way to look at this perhaps clintons are looking at this is you don't want to go in this early before the election. being the front runner because all you can do is fall. he's fallen now perhaps she can come back. >> golly. i thought seeing fred thompson leading at one point for the republicans but that would be serious. hillary clinton and you know, you read all of the accounts after a election, you know, she lost to barack obama, that whole thing in iowa, and questioned everything about herself, about her campaign she called staff together in new hampshire. she was in complete disarray. she never recovered from it, and it ju

cheryl mills is. >> yes, cheryl mills is as well as david kendall.to so there was a question that i you think the lawyer made a response to that may be looked at as attorney/client. >> so that cheryl -- did cheryl mills answer every question or did she decline to answer some on the basis of attorney/client privilege? >> no, she answered it. our attorney just asked it in a different what you and was able to got an answer. >> all right. now, one of the best ways to question someone isçj have all the documents all the emails. did you have documents to,d mills and do you feel like you have all the documents you need for the state department to effect toughly question her thoroughly? >> well we had questions that we questioned her and they did seem to make it better with the who knows if we have got all the documents or not, greta, that's the $64,000 he question do we have all the documents. >> was the conversation all about the server at the clinton house or was it only benghazi-related questions? >> it was basically just benghazi-related questions. but

cheryl? >> thank you. >> getting to the beep could be the cause of a little friction today, a request from los gatos before you hit the road. don't cut through town in an attempt to bypass beach traffic on highway 17. that is where our reporter joins us with what is being done about the problem. >> it is hot. it is a holiday. that means southbound 17 to santa cruz is going to be a mess. but as ugly as this will get later today residents in los gatos say it is getting uglier in their neighbors. guess what? you are not the only one with the from idea to head to the beach in santa cruz on a holiday weekend. southbound traffic on highway 17 is notorious for backing up through los gatos, campbell and up to san jose. to avoid it people are cutting through los gatos trying to beat the backup. this video show as popular route from lark avenue north on santa cruz avenue through downtown and back on 17 but you are freaking out the locals. eight takes forever to get anywhere and i have to change where i

cheryl casone with the story. cheryl: all day breakfast, good morning. this is the biggest rollout mcdonald's has done in years, beginning in october the fast-food giant will offer breakfast all day in all restaurants across the country. mcdonald's is looking to end a 3-year sales slump. fox news is reporting four classified hillary clinton e-mails had their markings change to a category the shield content from congress and the public. to changes came to light after the first batch of benghazi e-mails released in may. republican presidential candidate jeb bush releasing a new online video attacking donald trump. bush is painting from it as a fake conservative. >> i live in new yorkconservati. >> i live in new york city all my life. partial birth abortion, i am very pro choice. i am pro-choice in every respect. cheryl: what to dig in. in response donald trump is calling this another week hit by a candidate with a failing campaign. cheryl: my next guest, nontraditional presidential candidate like donald trump or ben curtis and can be traced to the instabil

cheryl hurd. nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl.new details tonight on the story we first broke. yet another investigation at the santa clara county jail. this in the wake of a beating death of an inmate. three deputies are facing murder charges in the killing of the inmate. now we learned that investigators believe other correctional deputies intimidated inmates who may have witnessed the deadly encounter. investigators lock down the cellblock where the inmate died an put in new cards. and just into our newsroom. a stolen race car found in oakland. check it out. 1967 mustang taken from a home tuesday. inside a traler attached to a truck. detectives found the ford truck near the oakland coliseum today. then a hkt was called in elicop to search. tonight no one arrested. the mustang is now worth $100,000. >> breaking news now. a major fire south of sacramento. the smoke can be seen across the central valley. an entire town its in serious danger. this was so-called butte fire. take a look. 65,000 achers and growing. thus far. six homes

cheryl of gets goosebumps knowing that she will be in the presence of the pope in three days. rented two buses that will bring her and 113 others from stafford township to philadelphia on sunday for the papal mass in the parkway. a member of a long beach island st. francis of assisi church began organizing months ago. it has been a mission to fulfill a promise to herself in 1979. >> i said i will never let this happen again, pope comes to philadelphia, i am going to be there. i'm so grateful to cheryl for organizing this trip. otherwise i probably would not have gone in. it just seemed like an impossible task. >> she missed john paul ii. the group will wear customized shirts and walk across the ben franklin bridge for cheryl it's a pilgrimage that she waited 36 years to make. a lot of people are focused on the weather. >> we'll see a lot of umbrellas during the mass on sunday but that's not necessarily because of rain. >> no. that indicates where they are handing out holy communion. >> hopefully they won't need it for shurs. >> we'll have rain south of philadelphia, or hopeful

reporting live in berkeley, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> we're also following breaking news in vallejo. a home invasion has turned into a hostage situation. belmont avenue in vallejo. two armed men entered a home and are holding two people hostage. the s.w.a.t. team is on site. this is now entering its fourth hour. we'll continue to monitor this story. >>> we also have new information on the valley fire. amidst the rain this evening, one more person has been found dead. >> jessica geary is live at the fairgrounds in calistoga. jessica? >> reporter: it's very quiet here now. you can see the rain has stopped. most of the 800 evacuees are still in their tents to wait to see what happens next. the rain really gave the firefighters the reprieve that they needed. right now we stand at 70,000 acres charred. it's been holding at that number all day long. the containment went up to 35%. so that plan that they had to try to use this time of the rain to kind of get a handle on the fire is exactly working. now, the big unknowns is what's going to happen tomorrow

reporting live in vallejo, i'm cheryl hurd, abc, bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. >>> it was supposed to be a new start. but homeowners in nevada were stunned to find their dream house was trashed by teens before they ever moved in. want to show you pictures from inside the home. they were posted on facebook. paint on the new hard wood floors. they say some high school students broke in over the labor day weekend and threw a party. a huge bash. reports say as many as 80 teens showed up. you can see beer cans and glasses everywhere. partygoers even poured beer and liquids down the new air ducts, ruining them, causing thousands of dollars in damage. if you know anything about the house party, police there would like to hear about it. >>> a wild scene in vegas. passengers scrambling for safety as a british airlines flight caught fire. late tonight, we're getting new information. the jet was taxiing on the runway at mccarron international, the airport in las vegas. about to take off for london. but the boeing 777 never got airborne. the faa says the left engine caught fire. emergency slid

dan and cheryl? >> thank you. >>> coming up next, a special guest puts big smiles on young cancer patients in the bay area. >>> san francisco's mayor is about to exercise a rare bill that he says is too dangerous. >>> traffic on this monday as the evening commute gets under way in earnest. the san mateo bridge live. moving along fairly smartly in both directions. great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. >>> nothing like a little monkey business. someone caught this video of a monkey named zeke on top of an unmarked police car pulling the molding from the windows. zeke was also seen climbing on a nearby traffic sign. seek had escaped from his enclosure at a nearby home. it didn't last

i'm cheryl heard, nbc bay area news. >>> we have a follow up on a story we first broke last week. tonight, big changes for the santa clara county jail after a mentally ill inmate died in his cell. three officers are accused of beating michael tyree to death. they are facing murder charges. the county is demanding reform. more surveillance cameras will be added inside the jail. and officers will undergo specialized training to better deal with mentally ill patients. >>> a deadly confrontation to between a man and a wife in the east bay. at 3:20 this afternoon at a home near terra hills elementary school a moon man shot his 26-year-old wife. the man is now in question. >>> the racist graffiti in san francisco is gone. but the hateful sting remains. in an evidence to heal and show a sense of unity, neighbors gathered tonight at a local park to try to make everyone feel welcome in that neighborhood. that's where we find nbc bay area's jean elie. she is in the bay view district with how the community is reacting. >> reporter: the message is racism will not be tolerated. and if hateful

>> reporter: cheryl, people are soaked by the rain today, bud their spirits have not been dampened. it's welcome news. and we've been welcomed by a special young boy here at camp. i want to show you his unique perspective. this is a 7-year-old from middletown. >> i really like it because you get sugar and breakfast. >> how can you not bump into this guy. >> he is fireproof. and like the other 892 valley fire evacuees,she has stoishs to share. >> a little one came up to us and told us a story and brought tears to our eyes. >> he goos to the animal walks, past time. >> it reminds me of monroe. >> he tells me how the two escaped the fire. >> the brand new gate. and just as the rain doesn't stop horses, the rain doesn't stop rhett. >> yes, it's raining. if we can save one more house with this rain, that's all that matters. >> i plan to come back every day until they close down. >> the red cross says the shelter will stay open as long as it's needed. >>. >> reporter: many people would like to be home, but it is unclear when they'll be back in the fire zone. i can tell you some good noouz

reporting live in san bruno, i'm cheryl heard, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you cheryl. >>> the disaster with dignity bill is moving closer to becoming law in california. today the legislation approved legislation that would allow doctors to describe live ending medication. this comes after the highly publicized case of brittany mayna maynard. she moves from california to oregon so she could legally enher life on her own terms after being diagnosed with brain cancer. >>> don't open your doors to strangers. that's the message going out in union city tonight after a man posing as a cable employee sexually assaulted a woman. i want to show you a sketch of the suspect. this attack happened nearly three weeks ago at a home on san rammon court close to the union station lending center. he was wearing a red comcast shirt and knocked on the victim's door. when she opened it, he forced his way in. police are warning everyone not to open the door unless cher expecting some sort of worker. >> if they are wearing an identifying feature, give the company a call and verify that someone should be in th

cheryl casone has the latest on the story.eporter: secretary of state john kerry announced a boost in refugees except in the coming years to 100,000 annually from the current level of 70,000. this ethnic donald leaves the migrant crisis by donating pay television airtime and access. to promote the world food program. pope francis knapp is fidel castro yesterday in cuba after government dissidence claims they were detained to prevent them from interrupting a papal mass in havana. their recent tour tomorrow. finally, apple is saying it is cleaning up its app store following its first major hack attack. mauer worked its way through developers and popular apps. apple removing some popular chinese ones that we chat. there's been five malicious apps ever discovered in the store. this is very dangerous for apple. they have said cooper type app. all of that was affected your where talking potentially 500 users. tree into talking about sensitive information. the affected apps can transfer information, prompt fake alerts to sell passwor

i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. a 39-year-old man in san francisco tonight. police say he is the guy seen slamming a bike lock against a car during a ride. he's wanted in another state on a drug charge. vic lee is live at the hall of justice tonight with the story. vic? >> reporter: well, dan, the man is being held in custody in county jail tonight. abc 7 news has learned that he has a felony warrant out of washington state on drug charges. we have also learned tonight that late today the female victim met with investigators. she told them what happened, and she told them that she got a good look at him. she later identified him through a photo spread. officers recognized ian hesfelt because of his handlebar mustache. he was riding his bicycle outside at&t park saturday night during a billy joel concert when the officers identified him. he was arrested without incident. the violent youtube video posted by another cyclist has gone viral. it was during critical mass in late august when a group of bicyclists rode on th

cheryl casone joining us with more on this. >> good morning, cheryl. >> good morning, heather.debate focused on iran, hillary and more. but it's still the economy that americans want to hear about. with two ceo's on the stage last night it was expected their track record would come to life. when carly fiorina it was bankruptcy in atlantic city that she used. >> politicians have run up mountains of debt using other people's money. that is in fact precisely the way you ran your casinos. and you were forced to file for bankruptcy not once, not twice, four times. why should we trust you? >> i knew when to get out my timing was great and i got a lot of credit for it. >> other candidates adding it is not just that simple as declaring bankrupt or in washington. it could be viewed as business failures for mr. trump. we will see if it effects him in the polls. opponents think it is a weakness for him. another is stag innocent wage growth. that's when another politician doctor ben carson took his moment in the spotlight. >> we have to have two-minute mum wages a starter and a sustaining.

i'm cheryl casone in for deirdre bolton tonight.er china explosion as china's markets sell off. weak manufacturing report making

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struggling to figure out what's next for them. >> good afternoon, cheryl. there's so much more to do. we're talking local agencies, state agencies, federal agencies. kind of a one-stop shot. >> what you see is not always what you g. get. ask a question, find a story. ken weaver and his girlfriend. >>. >> that, he did. >> this is what ken and pat have come home to. beautiful neighborhoods turn to bernstein. >> it's liberating in a way. you'll never realize the complications of a fire until you lose your home. >> if you didn't have her right now? >> i'd probably be a basket case. and that would be right about nour. >> happening right now, a san francisco fire commission where firefighters are speaking out to not send more help to fight that devastating blaze. abc 7 news reporter vick lee is live with the story in san francisco. vick? >> well, dan, as we speak, a number of firefighters including asis tant chiefs are telling the fire dmigs that it is moorely and professionally wrong not to respond to mutual aide to the valley fire. >> the valley fire was person

cheryl on the story.l: that is right pictures we're getting incredible eu leaders meeting right now in brussels to discuss plan to relocating, 120,000 migrants in competition opposite from ask czech republic haitianing romania sell-off ka after police reportedly used tear gas at cavern on syrian refugees who refused to walk to part known as jungle, getting pictures in as well. the price of the aids drug daraprim reduced falling bashlash from raising the price more than 5,000 percent, company has yet to announce, the drug's new price. finally, pope francis, launching a 6-day tour of the u.s. starting in washington, d.c., came in yesterday, after stepping off the plane, the pope ditched fancy wheels for a modestly ride fiat 500 l, kachoice praised by fiat tweeted this holiness knows how to make an entrance, the pope agenda including visit to the white house, the pope mentally ill buying american a jeep wrangler 2015 jeep wrangler has covered top open sides, going to use it every city including new york. >>

thank you so much cheryl.find cheryl log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >> the time now is 15 minutes before the top of the hour. is money major university encouraging bias against white men? >> the school is handing out something to the ra's. it says white men cannot be oppressed. >> true. >> watters' world up next. >> how did you sleep last night? disease list for not getting enough sleep got longer. >> brian, did you get enough sleep last night? >> never get enough sleep. that's the business we choose and we will deal with it and we don't complain. neither do you. for the next three hours we are talking about 7,000 e-mails from hillary clinton. the best we can ascertain what was released and what should never have been on her private server. then talking to dick cheney about making america great again and the gop race and his brand new back. then we are talking to great guests a man who went from drug addict to rikers eye p land and talki he will be joining us live today. eric fleischer and dean cain

>> reporter: good afternoon, cheryl. there are signs of life beginning to return to normal, but there are signs it's going to take quite a while. this is an apartment complex. you can tell those are all water heaters, every water heater led to a unit. so residents here, it's going to take a while to get back home today. business owners are trying to get back to work. welcome back to middle ton. the land of no easy fixes. the stuff of memories turned to ashes. >> these are for memories, how it was. >> reporter: dalina williams met with her insurance company. her son's room. >> it's not real. it's painful. >> reporter: middleton hits another monday since the tragedy, business remains more ideal than reality. business as usual is back in bits and pieces. schools reopened but what a field trip. huh? it business as usual when food trucks come to town and serve 1500 meals. >> hearing some of the stories, they break my heart. >> reporter: business as usual, it turns out, a long process. >> it's baby steps. one at a time. >> rep

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cheryl casone me has that story.s vote today whether to strip brian moynihan of his role as chairman and ceo. the bank board agreed to give him the chairman of the board position without consulting with shareholders. of the bank loses today's vote it will name a new chairman. meet spot, the latest version of all walking quadruple robot from boston dynamics which was tested by the u.s. marines last week, spot operates with electricity, walks on four hydraulic legs and is controlled by an operator who can be up to 500 meters away, electricity, not fried's but still that would be spot. back to you. sandra: these robots scare me. the battlefield dogs that hunt for aideed thes would save a lot of k-9 lives and keep savings soldiers' lives. those robots. looking at the markets futures are sinking, huge global market sell-off, dow futures up 230 points, isn't the down 29. the sell-off continues. federal reserve made the right call on keeping rates unchanged? when will officials raise rates? is that causing a sell-off? more

>> reporter: good afternoon, cheryl. there are signs of life beginning to return to normal, but there are signs it's going to take quite a while. this is an apartment complex. you can tell those are all water heaters, every water heater led to a unit. so residents here, it's going to take a while to get back home today. business owners are trying to get back to work. welcome back to middle ton. the land of no easy fixes. the stuff of memories turned to ashes. >> these are for memories, how it was. >> reporter: dalina williams met with her insurance company. her son's room. >> it's not real. it's painful. >> reporter: middleton hits another monday since the tragedy, business remains more ideal than reality. business as usual is back in bits and pieces. schools reopened but what a field trip. huh? they can't call it business as usual when food trucks come to town and serve 1500 meals. >> hearing some of the stories, they break my heart. >> reporter: business as usual, it turns out, a long process. >> it's baby steps. one a

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cheryl and nicholas kristof. the paperback edition of their book went on sale today.heryl and that, a we have our own signed copy. on china, christine lagarde is saying let's just take a breath and call down. china is not going down the toilet. what the think -- do you think? sheryl: china is still growing. it is not a collapsing economy. the question is whether the stated growth rate of 7% is really the growth rate. that is probably not the case for is it really 1% or 0%? it is probably between at 5%. stillns the economy is eating a lot of commodities. it is still building a lot of things. there is still trade and numerous volumes of that. this is a giant economy. arguably the largest in the world if you use purchasing power parity. it is still moving. mark: nicholas, what does this tell us about president xi's policies let crackdowns on corruptions and austerity measures? is this an indictment of his leadership? nicholas: not exactly. the fundamentally chinese models run out of state and they have to change their models. this has been a long-term process. you have t

and it's a great thing, dan and cheryl.the rain here in the bay area. right now, just some cloud cover. let's check out live doppler 7 hd. and we do have some very light showers passing through the east bay right now, parts of the peninsula. let's start with the east bay. livermore, 580, dublin boulevard, if your travels are going to take you through this area,be prepared for soom wet roadways. mist and drizzle and then down towards the south bay, we are also seeing some spotty returns. look at san francisco. .05 of an inch of rain. nothing measuring in san rofel, napa, santa rosa. >>> i'll be back with a detailed look at the timing and what's ahead for tomorrow. cheryl? >> all right. thank you so much.

the cheryl and philip milstein family. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. the united states plans to open its doors a bit wider to refugees, including some who are flooding into europe. the obama administration is pushing to raise the cap on refugees admitted to the u.s. from around the world from 70,000 a year to 85,000 next year, and to 100,000 in two years. the goal of admitting 15,000 more refugees next year is higher than previously announced by the administration. congress needs to approve and fund the resettlement plan. background checks alone can take 18-to-24 months. the u.s. has granted asylum to 1,6

cheryl's grad school student loans came due. they fell behind on the house payments. but since the value of their house had plummeted and in their neighborhood had never recovered, even refinancing was not an option. >> the mortgage company had no compassion. they wanted to do nothing to help us, nothing. and i finally said to them, i don't know what you want me to do. i'm explaining to you my situation. you don't... it's like you don't care. and they said, well, it's your problem. put the house up for sale. >> reporter: which they did, in what's known as a short sale, where the seller's asking price doesn't cover what's owed to the bank. now what had you paid for it initially? >> initially $250,000. >> reporter: what were you short selling it at? >> they brought it down to as low as $149,000. and not one person came the look at it. no offers, nothing. >> reporter: after six months, they pulled the house off the market. there's been no housing rebound at all around here? >> no, no, not here. >> reporter: but the news is that nationally housing prices are on the way ba