will stay pretty hot for much of central and eastern china. 35 degrees in shanghai and also in chong ching. let's go now to our hurricane. this one, sitting in the atlantic and heading in towards the direction of the iberian peninsula. doesn't like it will reach that far. it is moving 33 kilometers an hour. those wind speeds at 140. we are expecting hurricane conditions overnight sunday into monday. by monday night, should become a depression. still we are expecting 75 to a hundred millimeters of rain and also potential for storm surge. so something else to just keep our eye on in the next 48 hours. it has been very stormy down towards the deep south here and in fact, sunday into monday overnight you are still looking at intense thunderstorms for eastern north carolina. it was pretty unsettled.

in chung ching you can see a hundred up to 250 millimeters of rain under a space of 24 hours. it is this low pressure system forming over the front which has been reenergized and right along the front into southeastern parts of russia, you will see that heavy rain continue. it is hot across much of japan but down south under the influence of the systems we have a strong moist flow. it means the weather is quickly changeable. another thing to watch out for, potential for us, pretty severe thunder storms today. hot across much of the country. 34 degrees in tokyo, incland china as well. shanghai 34 degrees. when you see the rain moving through there into chong ching we are getting a break of 31 for the high. as we head on into the americas, we will continue to see some heavy rain across the southeast. a low frontal system here. particularly northern part of florida, you will see it continuing today. strong monsoonal flow. more heavy rain too and now we have a low pressure system heading into the southern plains and that is bringing nasty thunderstorms. also seeing thunderstorms t

. >>> some other news now, chinese police in chong ching have shot down a killer after a massive man hunt. forty-two-year-old skwrao*ubg hawa was implicated in several robberies, he was finally cornered and dead at the chong ching shoe factory around dawn, according to the chinese news agency. >> a guru has ended a hunger strike but promises to continue his battle against corruption, the man was detained by police as he led a rally in knew deli, one of the demands, the repatriation of so called black money, cash received in bribes and hidden abroad. >> heavy rain causes mudslides in japan, some areas saw rain of 11-centimeters in just one hour, japan's military is conducting military praises. that according to officials. >>> we have been taking a look at what impression the london games made in other countries around the world. greece was the birth place of the olympics but the country's performance in london fell far short of expectations. given the tough economic times the country is facing, did greeks really feel the olympic spirit? this report contains some flash photography. >>

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chang ching. sherry matsa. william easeman. >> hi, my name is william easyman. i've been a customer in that area. there are cars i bring my car and sometimes pick up small parking lotses in the neighborhood which is very nice, but it's usually -- i usually have to wait as long as half an hour, 45 minutes before i could park my car. i had to wait for somebody else. and if i heard correctly that this building -- this new building is going to have about 400 people a day, maybe you could imagine 400 people in your neighborhood just like that with cars. maybe you can. i don't know. but then they say, ah, don't worry, doug, they don't need cars. what do they need? transportation. what? gary street. ah. 400 people on gary buses. sometimes i have -- if my car is in the shop and getting the transmission fixed or something, i've got to decide to go down the neighborhood anyway and taking the bus, have you ever taken the bus? you have. you know what it's like. sometimes there are hordes of people on there. do you get on? you might have to wait until the next bus and then i

chong-ching has heavy downpours. and the korean peninsula, bad news, north korea experienced extensive flooding. there will be more heavy rain. and the front over the next 24 hours. looking very unstable here in the southern japan. storms popping up because of the moisture from the two powerful storms. let's head on into north america. and, fairly quiet day to, today, you are going to see heavy downpours in the southeast. also thunderstorms could turn severe for the southern plains. there is possibility of seeing some of the dry thunderstorms up in the northwest. which could cause problems with wildfire. temperatures are not too bad across the northern tier. 26 in chicago. we have got 25 in toronto. back up into the upper 20s in new york city as well as in d.c. and, hot day in winnipeg for 29. and let's go to europe. where we are starting to see showers moving across central locations. going to get a little bit unsettled for youen parts ein the british isles. the heat most of you are noticing. it has been sizzling ov

. >> reporter: sterling supervisor eugene degrees lgaub delgabio said he would not support hate ching. that's the hashtag that's become -- hate chicken. that's the hashtag that's become popular about proponents, but they say it's not about hate. it's about protecting free speech. >> no mayor or elected official has the right to tell a private company how to conduct their business. >> reporter: in sterling, kristin fisher, 9 news now. >>> prince william county's police chief is retiring after 24 years with that department. he's charlie dean and made his announcement earlier today after 42 total years in law enforcement. the decision is effective september 1st. >>> a possible tornado on the eastern shore today and the 9 weather alert is declaring code yellow. topper is in the weather center. >> good news. all the severe thunderstorm warnings in the immediate metro area have expired. bad news, we still have a couple thunderstorms we're tracking, most of which are out to the west. i know the nats are in town, think the game will be fine, a pop-up storm not out of the exception. we had a l

. >> cha-ching, cha-ching, cha-ching. >> i hear the books flying off the shelves right now. >> or off her shopping cart, either way. >>> we have a disturbing story, a shocking attempt to zmasnatch newborn. a woman tried to steal an infant from the maternity ward. but thanks to hospital security, the plot was foiled. linsey davis is here with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, amy. police say she was armed with a visitor's pass, when she made a beeline for the maternity ward. they say the abduction was prompted by marital problem, that she thought a baby would get her husband back. today, she is scheduled to be arraigned on kidnapping charges. watch as 48-year-old grisel ramirez, in hospital scrubs, casually strolled into this california hospital. moments later, police say she walked into the maternity ward at garden grove medical center, and right into the room with a mother and newborn baby. >> she walked in the room. told the mother the doctor was on the way to see her. wanted her to take a shower. or something to that effect. >> reporter: when the new mother went in to

all for the only russian ranked player in auction and choose to marry a curling confidently the spot ching african channel is cheaper as in straight sets six two six one has never made it past the fourth round of flushing meadows. over the men's side of action holder novak djokovic barely broke sweat in easing his way into the second round courtesy of a six one six love six one win over italy's lindsey. only one russian meal and action on the team meanwhile team was really involved in a five set in conduit or a jury zero due to a silva but it was the brazilian who came out the right side thought four six six four six seven six three seven five scoreline still but now it takes on mr djokovic . the fourteenth world helicopter championships hit russia this week as you but thanks for playing a little more. one hundred kilometers south of moscow teams from eleven countries have come together to prove they were the best parts on the planet at the renowned a field of jerkiness as it played host to the fourteenth annual world and equal to championships in front of crowds i think it's fantastic tha

a russian audio brushed over while the mystery maria sharapova will take on time gary and melinda ching defending champion some stars of australia seeded seventh and will take on probation spectrum outage. the last couple of weeks have been playing pretty well and obviously you want to absolutely take it at this moment in these couple of weeks so it has been a bit of an up and down a bit you know i feel like doing all the right things i hope there's just a better time. and i want to make as yohan blake blitz the one hundred meters and use same boat cruise through the two hundred on a night when i lympics start showing that the latest diamond league meeting in less than and then the champion bowls decided not to compete in the one hundred meters and silver medalist blake ran a personal best of nine point six nine seconds to win in the joint third fastest time in history bolt has run faster and there you can tyson gay finish second and jamaican nesta carter while both come to be one the wonder to. it reaches a nineteen point five eight seconds in other words joined in latina took silver a

. >>> another day of triple-digit head in and of itself, coming up the weather ching we have and thepdated five-day forecast that does have a change in the timing of our cooling trend. . >>> panic and grief in northwestern iran has twin earthquakes leveled half a dozen villages and claimed the lives of at least 180 people, the u.s.g.s. say the larger of the quakes measured 6.4 and the second, 6.3 struck a few minutes later. tonight rescuers are searching for people trapped in the rubble. authorities are urging people to spend the night outside as more than 40 afternoon shocks rocked the area. >>> u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton is preparing for a worst-case scenario in soyia a chemical attack by the government of president bashar al-assad. >> that is a red line for the world. what would that mean in terms of response and humanitarian and medical emergency assistance and of course, what needs to be done to secure those stocks from ever being used or falling into the wrong hands? >> clinton announced the u.s. and turkey acreating a working group to assist the opposition to assa

i -- ching -- ching is inside right now, tried to get an interview with him, and they said, no, you can'tthere. he will literally rip your face off. >> hey, you're making me look stupid. get out here! panda jerk! >> great story. compelling and rich. [ laughter ] >> compelling. every time i see that, it cracks me up. welcome back to "cbs this morning." that clip from "anchorman" showed how excited some anchormen can get over giant pandas. i can assure you, it will never happen to charlie rose. >> but there's excitement building in washington, where a baby panda could be on the way. bill klein is at the national zoo. bill, good morning. >> how excited are you, bill? >> reporter: good morning. there's the daddy. we hope. and i don't know whether you wanted me to react with him like they did in "anchorman" but i can tell you this much. it's been 40 years since china made the gift a first time of a pair of pandas to the u.s. it was a sign of warming relations between the two countries. and these days, they are on loan and we pay for the privilege. but the smithsonian's national zoo and three o

. >> that would be ka-ching! [ laughing ] >> we are going to look ahead to the weather.on't know fit is a million dollar forecast. >> how much gonna give me? >> 52 million dollars she promised. >> i want it upfront. embarcadero this morning, you can see the clouds hanging low, fright arrival delays imminent at sfo. live doppler 7 hd, drizzle along the coast, mist around the bay, you need wipers once in a while getting around this morning sea breeze is back, thicker marine layer clouds are a little more moisture laden, mid to upper 50s, monterey bay mid to upper 50s. stubborn clouds and cool breezes temperatures drop dramatically, cloudy, misty, coastal drizzle and summer warmth returns for the back half of the holiday weekend don't fret if you want warmer weather it is coming, just not today. concord and santa rosa deeper into inland valleys cooler it is going to be compared to yesterday, 12° cooler in those areas. we'll struggle to make 80 in antioch and brentwood. mid to upper 60s with limited sun for most of the east bay shore today, sun in the south bay, low to mid 7

ka-ching!hey say she is perfect for the brand, looking for that classic american girl next door kind of look and feel, perfect. >> it was such a wonderful story. >> back story's amazing too. >> pictures of her, such a strong kid. went away for two years just to train, was away from her family, living in iowa. it's a great story about perseverance and dedication. >> gabby, get good people around you to watch that money. >> yes, $10 million is a lot of money. >> here's a look at some of the competitions to keep your eye on. track and field. the prelims for the men's 400 final. women's soccer. canada versus the u.s. men's volleyball. u.s. versus tunisia. and men's hoops, argentina against the u.s. >> wow. very cool. speaking of going back to gabby giffords for a second, court records show that her mother filed for bankruptcy earlier this year in virginia. that news first broken by tmz. gabby douglas, i apologize. gabby douglas, that her mother filed for bankruptcy. >> a lot of sacrifice, these fam

[ ka-ching ] they earn a ton of money and we'll pay more for the earnings. slows down -- [ sell, sell, sell ] -- when we shift into recession mode they earn less and investors pay less for the shares. a secular growth company is one where the earnings keep coming regardless of the economy's health. think of eating, sleep, use for medication, brush your teeth with. you have procter and colgate, general mills or kellogg, drugs like pfizer or merck. these are the classic recession resistant stocks. you want to buy them when the economy slows down and investors flock to stocks that can generate safe, consistent earnings. you don't stop eating food or brushing your teeth because of a recession. but then again we know the stocks don't outperform the others, don't do better when the economy is in full speed motion. why is this secular versus cyclical distinction so important? why is it the first piece of wall street jargon i'm translating for you? it helps you understand how much companies will earn. it matters to the big institutional money managers who have so mu

. >> reporter: lisa ching is testament to that.alks with a cane unaided, reads a newspaper with a magnifying glass and visits the center each day to catch up with friends and share a meal. i'm healthy because i exercise, she explains, it makes me happy. dr. kong of the hong kong geriatric society is not surprised by the results, citing a good public health system that looks after its senior citizens. >> the last few decades we have very good scientific and also medical advances in hong kong. and also we're keeping our tradition as basically chinese culture. >> reporter: whether it be diet, genetics or medical advances, health officials agree one factor that sets them apart is the importance of family in the chinese culture. an overwhelming majority live with their children or grandchildren with only around 10% living on their own. that is a fraction compared to other developed cities like london or new york, where up to 40% of the elderly live by themselves and are at risk of social isolation. hong kong men lag behind the women wit

ignored by people who want my head cut off considering price when i tell you to ring the register. [ ka-chingyou catch a nice rally you should sell some of the best stocks. showers, not all of it. i mostly want to trim back positions in my big winners, especially momentum stocks that have been on a roll and have gotten too overheated. the high growth, high price to earns multiple means they can come crashing down. think chipotle. painful. it lost a hundred points in a day after a disappointing quarter in the summer of 2012. selling into a rally might sound like lunacy but it makes sense. by virtue of the performance these stocks will take over a larger chunk of your portfolio. use apple. when you bought it it was 10% of your portfolio. then it doubled. you need to stay diversified so trim them as great as they might be just to keep them from dwarfing your other positions. short-term rallies give you a chance to unload risky names at terrible prices. even if the stock still has an amazing story, nobody lost money taking a profit. again, you don't have to sell everything. keep shares on the tab

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ching king is inside. trying to get an interview with hip. he said no, you can't do that.ip your face off. hey, you're making me look stupid. get out here panda jerk! >> great story. compelling and rich. >> compelling -- every time i see that, it cracks me up. welcome back to "cbs this morning." that clip from anchorman shows how excited some anchormen can get over giant pandas. i can assure you, charlie rose, that would never happen to you. compelling and rich. >> news in washington about a panda. >> good morning, charlie. there's the daddy we hope. and i don't know whether you wanted me to react with him like they did in anchorman, but i can tell you this man, it's been 40 years since china made a gift the first time of a pair of pandas to the u.s. it was a sign of warming relations between the two countries. these days they're on loan and we paid for the privilege. this zoo and other zoos have a total of 12 exotic bears and soon there may be 13. >> good girl. >> early morning for panda mania. mei xiang, the female panda may be preg nan. it will take 30 days to be sure.

. >> every time you see somebody getting a medal, just think which ching, we need tax reform. >> brianen you started your olympic quest, no tax. >> dara: yes, we didn't get money for winning. the first olympics we got money for winning medals was in 2000. yep, the irs came and took some money out from my medals. >> it's not just the money that you win that they're after. they're actually after the value of the medal. >> dara: you know, i don't think the medal is that expensive. everyone asks me is it gold and it's not gold. it's gold plated. >> it's several hundred dollars for a gold medal. >> it is. >> steve: marco rubio is also interested in doing something about this. what's the difference between your two proposals? >> i think we both have very similar proposals. we'll work out differences, assuming they get passed, in conference committee. i think this is something everybody can get hyped and we can pass. >> brian: what about people who say, the nobel peace prize, you actually get taxed on that. what about people that say, super bowl winnings, you get taxed on that. >> i think the

ca-ching! we're going up. yes, we're going, going, going. the smoky quartz ring, about $1,800. and the green beryl cufflinks, about $2,200. this is phenomenal. your total comes to about $12,800. i think i'd better put it in the bank. (chuckles) you brought in this tiger. where did you get him? well, from my mom. she downsized, and she gave me a whole collection of bronzes and furniture, and i'm into antiques, and she passed them on to me. uh-huh. i just love him. do you know what it is? no, i really don't. ah. i've tried to find something out about it, because she told me at one time it had a plaque on the front with a name, and i've lost it... uh-huh. ...and i can't find anything out about it. well, it's actually signed. oh, is it signed? yeah. it's signed right up in here, in this indelicate spot here. yeah. (laughs) right around... and not only is it signed there... mm-hmm. ...but it has a foundry mark. oh, does it? it was made by the gorham company founders located in providence, rhode island. oh, okay. and this was done in the 1920s. and it's signed hyatt. her name was ann

"fox & friends" begins hour two right now chi ching. >> this is gill better god freed.ing "fox & friends." >> good morning, everybody. we do begin with an extreme weather alert for you at this hour because we are getting brand new individual know out of haiti where that tropical storm isaac has been delivering heavy rains and winds all night long as you can see. if looks like the storm could be headed our way next. >> yeah, 350,000 people in haiti still living under tarps from the round of hurricane and earthquakes that they dealt with, they can't get a break. >> still this morning. necessary, of course. the republic national convention all eyes on tampa. what's going to happen there? maria molina in for rick reichmuth. she has been tracking this storm for us. how does it look. >> good morning. good to see you. isaac is a very large storm system with tropical storm conditions that extend over 200 miles outward from the center of the storm system. even if the center doesn't move over tampa which we are not expects it to do so we will still be feeling levy rain and strong

aside from that, we also have heavy rain moving through parts of central china in chung ching you can see anything from a hundred up to 250 millimeters of rain in the space of 24 hours. it is this low pressure system that formed over the front which is reenergized, up into russia. you will see that heavy rain continue. it is hot across much of japan but down south, under the influence of the systems we are getting strong moist flow and it means that weather is going to be very quickly changeable. so another thing to watch out for, the potential for pretty severe thunderstorms today. hot across much of the country though. 34 degrees in tokyo. ind inland china as well. shanghai, 34 degrees. when you see the rain moving through into chung ching, you get a bit of a break coming down to 31 for the high. as we head on into the americas, we will continue to see heavy rain across the southeast. a low frontal system here. particularly northern part of florida. you will see the downpours continuing today. strong monsoonal floor. now we have a low pressure system heading into the southern plains