but the team has been dealt a blow today with the news captain dai greene won't be able to race becausereporter ade adedoyin, who's in berlin, can tell us more. this is dai greene's best season for some years, his first major championships since 2013 but we understand he is of a tight hamstring in the warm up and was forced to pull out. it's a world champion from 2011 and in that purple patch in his committee also w011 purple patch in his committee also won the european and commonwealth title and came into this title with high hopes but the injury curse has struck again. since 2011 he has battled injury and illness. british athletics have posted a message and have said he has been an amazing captain and he will continue to inspire the team from the sidelines. well, dina asher—smith is among the first medal hopes for great britain she goes in the 100 metres tomorrow. there's coverage from berlin on bbc tv and online. plenty going on in glasgow and berlin. he spent the weekend helping england to win the first test over india at edgbaston, but it was a very different setting for ben stokes

yes, disappointing news for dai green.ritain for the first time since 2013. but he felt a tightness in his hamstring while warming up and decided to pull out of the hurdlings. dai green was a common wealth and world champion between 2010 and 2011. but since that victory he has been hampered by injury and illness. british athletic s injury and illness. british athletic ssaid he injury and illness. british athletic s said he was a brilliant captain and hoped he will continue to inspire the team. nick miller qualified for the hammer final. inspire the team. nick miller qualified for the hammerfinal. two yea rs qualified for the hammerfinal. two years ago, he didn't even make the final. but now he is a commonwealth games gold medallist and a british record holder and produced the third longest throw this year. the highlights tomorrow will be the sprints with the 100 metres. zharnel hughes is the joint fastest man in europe and he races tomorrow. thank you. it's been a brilliant weekend for women's sport — with significant mile

dai green has won the european and commonwealth games title. to win the women‘s british open yesterday, and as you‘ll hear now, it‘s still sinking in for her. just incredible to kind of be up there with some amazing players, world number ones and that is the reason why i started playing golf to win tournaments like this and just to have compliments and text m essa 9 es to have compliments and text messages from major champion is a dream come true. i‘m very happy. we‘ll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. the two men accused of being part of the notorious islamic state cell known as the beatles, have called into question the governments attempt have them tried in the united states. speaking to the bbc for the first time since the legal moves were made public alexanda koty and shafee el sheikh denied they had been stripped of their british citizenship. the pair deny being part of the is gang and are being held at an undisclosed location in northern syria. they spoke to our middle east correspondent, quentin sommervill. for seven mont

. >>> today's tip of the day, green skin avocado, the black skin has a high oil content where you can make your guacamole dip. these are more for avocado toast or great on salads and sandwiches, they're fastening, they just don't have the high oil content. the flavor is there, and they're less expensive than the haas variety. sometimes half the price. when you buy them, make sure green color all the way around. if they are black, that means they're override. you want these green. a slight give to the touch and when you bring them home, like all tropical fruit, store them on the county, never in the refrigerator. the refrigerator, the inside will turn black, too cold. green skin avocado, save money if you want to make the avocado toast or salad is a good thing. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. >> you can make guacamole and enjoy the weekend. >> that's true. >> enjoy it, everyone. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. >> ridge: i'm so proud of you. >> steffy: i'm proud of

great britain captain, dai green, a former world champion, was meant to be taking part, but has pulledhull. the hosts had led early on when brazilian evandro got on the end of this punch by the villa goalkeeper, and looped in a brilliant strike from 20 yards! but last year's beaten playoff finalists were level through tommy elphick, and then ahead through old hull player ahmed elmohamady. and then right—back alan hutton got his first goal since december, 2014 to cap off the victory for steve bruce's side. chelsea goalkeeper thibaut courtois, who's been heavily linked with a move to real madrid, did not report for training with the premier league club this morning. the belgian, who's publicly asked for the move, has been with chelsea since 2011 and previously played in the spanish capital for atletico madrid, where his children are based. it's thought chelsea do not know when the 26—year—old will return. that's all the sport for now. hello there. well, temperatures were very high again across the south—east of england into east anglia. 32, quite widely across the london area and into ke

. >>> today's tip of the day is green peppers. this time of year, you'll see them in the market and farmer's market. they are peaking right now and coming up so much. and we pick so much, the prices are incredible for this time of year. on the grill or sautied, you can't beat the green peppers. you have the yellow, the orange, the red. price wise, kants beat this -- can't beat this. and 110% of the vitamin c for the day. make sure they're nice and green. they might be lighter green. in the winter, they're darker green. and if it stands, that's great for stuffing. and thick walls for grills. and grilling is simple. cut them in half, deseed them. a little bit salt and pepper, a minute or two, and there you go. and put that in a salad, on a hamburger, or enjoy it by itself. green peppers, price now, quality now. doesn't get much better. i'm tony tantillo. eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> a veteran utah firefighter gave his life to help fight a california fire. tonight, hundreds gather to that anchore coming u 5:00 >>> and we'll talk a

green. have a great day. anne-marie green. ave a great day. >>> let take a live look from our "salesforce tower" camera exclusive camera. and, of course, of course, we have a little bit of fog this morning. it is thursday, august 23rd. good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm emily turner in for michelle griego. time now is 4:29. here's neda iranpour with our check of weather. >> yes. not too bad. not low-lying fog. visibility is just fine. it's sitting up a little higher. here's a view looking towards "salesforce tower." look at the city lights. it's not bad. we have the early-morning marine layer and here's what it's going to lead to. we have cooler-than-normal temperatures today even inland areas. get ready, low 80s today. so right around the beaches and the bay staying in the usual 60s, low 70s. but inland, that's where you'll notice that difference. comfortable conditions. i'll talk more about your full forecast coming up and we're tracking hurricane lane. jaclyn. >> and right now, we are tracking inters

day the greens or done didn't show a successful strategy for doing that and competent rather the opposite is getting stronger and there is a chance for them becoming the people's party which is absurd of the left should return to its core ideals and goals social questions should be the keystone us i was. also shot at by fluting integration policy has pretty much friended the minimum wage defunct what was once a one year old job no money brings eighty cents is the obvious if you take people in you need to ask them somewhere that there are a lot of people under the stress created by the social situation those people need to be able to earn a wage that lets them live in dignity if this is not happening it's understandable that people become angry and lean towards writing the party it is though. people that we will be reaching out to for the sake of our democracy where they would r.t. we always love to get your thoughts on all of our stories so do get in touch by following us on social media are back at the top of the hour with the latest headlines us either. in the final minutes from now als

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green. have a great day. watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.i. >>> hello, wednesday. you're looking live from our "salesforce tower" camera. it is foggy, but september is coming. all that sun. it is wednesday, august 29th. thanks for waking up with us. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. good morning. >> good morning. i'm glad we're guaranteed sunshine in september. >> wow. you're the expert. >> less foggy. >> things start to shift a little bit and feels more like summer. >> and warms up. >> last year in september it was 106. so yeah, maybe it will start to warm up. we'll finally start to feel like summer-like the rest of the country. a little bit clear conditions across parts of san francisco which is why our cameras are showing nice clear crisp effect this morning. a few clouds and light drizzle. below average temperatures this afternoon. then warming up this friday. >>> right now, we're tracking slowdowns for drivers through

one day stu green flagship model certainly looks futuristic the next show is the car maker's second fuel cell vehicle to be made in series the first was the i.x. thirty five which the south korean manufacturer launched in two thousand and twelve the next zero platform however has been designed from the ground up its fuel cell generates electricity from hydrogen and oxygen which in turn powers the electric drive. under way says the next o'connor sixty nine thousand euro's in germany and though he doesn't want to be insulting thing that's an awful lot of money for a compact s.u.v. from a car maker with hyundai's emission of guns that's said you have to admire them for him. boring a technology that still isn't very widespread and five which of course of hikes the costs and underway has really made an effort to offer more technology than just what's under the hood he comments for example these two large displays they remind you more of a mercedes than a hyundai this could be elegant. the next shows hydrogen thinks can hold up to one hundred fifty six liters which works out to six point three

day the greens or done didn't show a successful strategy for doing that and comforting a rather the opposite is getting stronger and there is a chance for them becoming the people's party which is absurd the left should return to its core ideals and goals social questions should be the keystone us i applaud. also shot at by fluting integration policy has pretty much rendered the minimum wage to what was once a one euro job and only brings eighty cents is that while the issues here take people in you need to ask them somewhere that there are a lot of people under the stress created by the social situation those people need to be able to earn a wage that lets them live in dignity if this is not happening it's understandable that people become angry and lean towards right in the party it is there. people that we will be reaching out to my the sake of our democracy. democrats seem to be falling out of love with capitalism with recent polls showing they are now more positive about socialism killam up and looks at what's behind the trend. polls show that among democratic voters socialism is becomi

green. have a great day. notebook. that's the news for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. . august 24th. i'm kenny choi. and i'm michelle griego. time is 4-- here >>> this shot in santa clara, mellow, friday! thanks for waking up with us. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's say good morning to jaclyn and neda. the gang is back together. >> yeah. >> i know. >> the fantastic four. >> i got a two-day workweek which is great. >> i had a one day workweek a couple of weeks ago. it was nice. >> and michelle back today. >>> another day of clouds. an onshore breeze now "spare the air" alert today. cooler than average temperatures. the heat and haze, a bad combination so a little bit of a drop in the numbers. >>> right now, we are tracking a bit

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santana and green day.september ( darya ) nearly 3- thousand nearly 3-( darya ) nearly 3-thousand tennis fan sold out a south bay stadium for the silicon valley classic... for the start of the u.s. women's tour featuring serena and venus williams. but fans were stunned to see serena williams lose to johanna konta. serena was only a little more than two weeks removed from the wimbledon final... and on a court she did not practice on. she won the first game but dropped six straight games to lose the first set 6-1... then dropped the second set 6-0. ( darya ) ( darya ) this is only serena's 5th tournament since giving birth and first since she relocated to since she birth and first since giving tournament sere

. >>> today's tip of the day is a green seedless grape. full peak and in season. they don't get sweeter or crunchier. they take the grapes and put them in cold storage and rerelease them in late fall and winter. so right now, this is the best time to buy them. and let me tell you something. thompson seedless green grapes are one of my favorites. make sure nice and green all the way around. a little bit of yellow is okay, the amber color means more sugar. in this case, light or dark green and still have the sugar. make sheer the stem is nice and green. inth home in the refrigerator right away. august is time for grapes. now, here the -- hear the crunch. and sweet. those are crunchy. i'm tony tantillo. and eat fresh. >> they look beautiful. i like the peel the skin after and eat the inside. >> yeah. ♪ >> wyatt: was i right, or was i right? >> liam: about what? >> wyatt: catching some early waves clears your mind. there's no better therapy in the world. >> liam: yeah, if you say so. >> wyatt: come on, bro, work with me here. i'm trying to cheer you up. >> liam: i kno

green. have a great day. the "cbs morning news" this tuesday. i'm anne-marie green. rning this tuesday as we take a live look outside from the salesforce tower camera. i'm kenny choi. it is august 28th. >> i'm michelle griego. neda is back. >> i used my windshield wipers this morning. >> some drizzle out there, a little slick on the roads this morning. of course it's the same old with the fog out there. we have the low clouds and they are pretty thick with moisture this morning. so we have a foggy start to your tuesday morning, and clouds will linger for a while today, the beaches and the bay expecting gray conditions pretty much throughout the day, especially through the lunch break. looks like a lot of this may not burn off for a while. we have cooler than average conditions, about 10 degrees cooler today. i'll explain why and what we're looking at for the labor day weekend coming up in a few minutes. jaclyn? >>> we mentioned you may have to use the windshield wipers this morning, some slick rowa

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samsung supplier aac technologies slumped the kong in 18 months in hong perfect closing the day in the green. nd now, it's fall came on news of profit far lower than anticipated and component make sures struggle in a plateauing market for high end devices. came in at $95 million, lagging lowest 14.5%.te, revenue fell meeting expectations had it comes to that profit number, 1.6ss billion aussie dollars 1.6ss estimate of billion and that is slightly and r than 10 expected we're going to get more details from paul allen taking a look at these results. >> you covered it thoroughly there. that is a if result. estimates is ith what the market was expecting 10 cents that dividend there. so low cost carriers have performing well as well investing has been his cost effective planes and we'll have the ceo on later. > the question is what happens after the turn around? that is true and talking to later it's going to be ws onesting to hear his views on that as well. two guys don't have a great deal in common. it will be interesting to know how potential new leadership of view.alia has a coming in pretty

. —— dai greene. more on all those stories at 4:30pm.le over that hilltop, and you're into west yorkshire and keighley... yorkshire sheep farmer david airey knows only too well what it‘s like to be targeted by criminals. his farm in craven spans five miles across three counties, and thieves come at him from all directions. in the last sort of 18 months, it has got beyond a joke. we were being visited at least once a fortnight. i would put it down to two different groups. one group were pinching tools and small items. but our biggest problem is our quad bikes. with equipment costing hundreds of thousands of pounds being kept in remote, isolated areas, sophisticated, sometimes dangerous gangs of criminals know exactly what they‘re looking for. we know organised crime gangs are working notjust across europe but across the world, and that will be paying for other things, that will be paying for large quantities of drugs to come back in, that will be paying for debts to be paid off, that will be paying forfirearms smuggling. different police

it has been a green day in europe.ing exactly the exam out of stocks coming in as we did on friday. dax being driven higher great only a stocks in the red for the dax. the cac 40 come all the four stocks in the red. everything else in the green. it is a risk on day as china pushes hard, their best day in two years the shanghai composite. >> it is 11:00 a.m. in new york, 4:00 p.m. in london, and 11:00 in hong kong. from bloomberg's european headquarters, i'm caroline hyde here it vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is the european close on bloomberg markets. ♪ caroline: here are top stories. today, relentless competition is keeping a longtime turnaround out of reach. the u.k. premised her theresa may is looking to delay the deadline for the brexit deal and hoping to use president trump as a secret weapon in the talks with the eu. stocks move higher but in turkey, 10 year yield come a record 20%, raising the possibility the company could be headed toward a bailout. despite the turkish tech -- church and -- tur

team coverage of our first day of school. molette green is at fairfax high.st, justin has tips for the commute. there's going to be a lot of gep.ol busses on the roads >> that's right. the pluses are .comi we're watching them leave here in fairfax county. the county coted some 1,630 school busses taking students to and from school. you'll have to slow down. there's more walkers and on the road now, as well as more cars and buses, picki up and dropping off students, as well. you want to be alert in school zones. speed limits dip significantly around schools. they get busy between 6:00 and 9:00 a.m. at arrivals. you will want to stop for the buses. not stopping for the buses in traffic, can set you backbout $250. and speaking of back to school, molett green is there, at fairfax county high school where the excitement is high. molette, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, justin. let me say,aiax high school is -- a ready for school. >> reporter: the ready for school. this is the new principal here at the school of 2,400-plus students. and the school superint

feeling that the let me of and green day had an observation and asked us a very interesting question. while about no polar bears and talk to the no penguins in the arctic. winds are mainly at home and down talk to thanks to evolution some penguins do live in warmer climes to come up . otherwise the birds presence is limited to the southern hemisphere. they never try to venture further north. as they can fly. on one ling wouldn't get them very far given the thousands of kilometers of ocean between the two poles although they are pretty decent swimmers. but there is a different explanation for penguins not moving to the arctic. they live off the fish that are in plentiful supply in cold sea currents heading north would mean crossing the warmer waters near the equator. and that would probably constitute an impossible barrier. so penguins and polar bears will never meet in nature. they're well adapted to their respective habitats the problem for this guy is that the sea ice vital for catching seals is melting due to climate change polar bears are strong swimmers but not a spot of the seal

caused by the disastrous collapse of this bridge all right so of course a very emotional day enormous amount of green you mentioned yourself also some anger and we did mention as well that some of the victims' relatives decided not to attend today's funeral service why not. yes about so hard for the victims who were not present. at ceremonies today in some cases the families say they simply want to know know they're there loved ones close to home so friends and relatives could attend easily others also say that they want a private grief grieving process don't want to have participated in a major public event but there's also a great deal of anger. official responsibility in what happened here and some people have spoken of this as a state homicide and so they didn't want to participate in a state funeral all right philip when reporting from rome thank you now german chancellor angela merkel will host a bilateral summit with russian president vladimir putin later today the talks north of berlin are expected to focus on energy issues as well as the conflict in syria and ukraine german and russian times

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the reason you know it's warmer, yellows are 70s, yesterday's model, map, the day before, green and yellowges are 80s creeping into the bay area footprint which is fine. it's going to be a little warmer. none of this is extreme danger red flag warning stuff. it's just warmer than it has been. and then this pattern actually this mild pattern kind of wants to return a bit next week which is kind of a great setup too because as you know, this is in my mind, we're in it now. you talk about fire danger, august, september, october, into the more -- the more time you can get with a milder pattern, almost like this one -- this isn't a nasty pattern, really -- the better off we are. as we head into next week, though, past tuesday it the hot spots in the upper 80s again a lot like this week. so good stuff. there's the five-day forecast. friday will be good. warmer for the weekend. >>> one of the big men who helped to lead the warriors to their last two championships has called it a career. mark will tell you about david west's decision next in sports. ♪ ♪ >>> many people consider him a pro's pro, da

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the first music festival i went to was called day on the green. they had nothing like this.>> i was probably sitting right behind you on the green. >> reporter: they have come a long way. it is a unique three days. >> reporter: that is a whole different thing. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the movie harry potter is live in concert. that conductor who is bringing the music off the big screen and to you live in person. >>> you could relive the magic of harry party when the famous score is brought to life. the movie will be shown while the live symphony orchestra plays. we armore about it. justin, thank you for being here . this is an incredible way and love them. but to have the opportunity to have this in powerful scored and to breathe life surrounded by thousands of people, it is unique. >> i was looking at "star wars" and the music of john williams is incredible on its own but to have it put together, it is bordering on life-changing. >> you hit it on the head. it is very much the experience you will not get anywhere else. you will not get it in the movie theater. it also he

become the new green and the the heat wave that is currently sweeping across the globe most have given up watering across the adoptions from the us come up with a rather clever idea. these days dry a grass with a green liquid that way yards can appear like they would in a regular other color last between five and seven weeks and also contains fertilizer out the alps the grass we grow on see intense summer heat finally comes to and i. like this show because that's that's it for me in the business a mirror out there for the next stop by both. helped me to get from morocco to spain now i'm living here. eventually i'll go to work to get some money to send to my family i think my future will be better. he's been living in spain illegally for years he talks about how spanish society is changing as more migrants arrive. on. enter the conflict zone with michelle on from the treatment of migrants to freedom of expression to enter tara low standards of human rights across you're also slipping my guest in ghana is michael flood the director of the agency's books on the mental side does he believe you up is doing. to protect human rights conflicts so far in sixty minutes g.w. . staying

those he makes remoney on. [ up-tempo latin music plays ] later that day, the greens we packed up at at la guarida. it's one of havana's hottest restaurants and a magnet for celebrities like madonna, rihanna, beyoncé and jay z. [ music continues ] enrique nuñez owns the place. >> welcome to la guarida. >> this is beautiful. he grew up in the building. people now eat where he used to sleep. this is your original apartment? >> exactly. that's my -- >> this is where you grew up? >> this was my bathroom when i started the restaurant. >> very cool. hi, folks. >> hi! >> enrique's success took more than a little creativity. cuban laws limit a restaurant license to just 50 seats. so he figured out a way to add another 50 by applying for a cafeteria license. so, how many seats do you have? >> we have 100, but we make two seatings. >> so you have two seatings, so 200. and then how much does it cost for one person on average to come eat here? >> it's like 40 bucks per person. >> 40? >> 40. >> so you'll do 8,000 in a night? >> not every night. >> but in a good night, you'll do 8,000? >> on the b

all green day. all major averages up for the week. we're seeing s&p, and russell at record new highs. have a good weekend. cheryl: i actually think this is a great way to celebrate the two of us, we were at a party. what a way to end the week. stocks rally into the close. dow up 134 points. wait there's more. s&p 500, nasdaq, russell 2000 are all closing at brand new high records. very exciting. it is first record close for the s&p since january. all of the major averages are ending higher. i'm kristina partsinevelos, filling in for melissa francis. ashley: i'm ashley webster this is "after the bell." more on big market movers, here is what else we cover on very busy day and hour. president trump and first lady landing in ohio where they attend the state republican party dinner. they will tour a neonatal care unit. a look at nation's opioid crisis. we're keeping close eye on hurricane lane, triggering dangerous landslides and massive flooding. we're live on the ground in honolulu with latest on the storm. >>> secretary of state mike p

nicole: all green and a record day. the s&p 500, the nasdaq and the russell 2000 also within record territory and the dow jones industrial average gained 133 points. jay powell with dovish comments in jackson hole, talking about a solid economy, seeing that growth but not seeing inflation overheating. that boosted stocks higher. looking at the dow, we had five names. about half the dow's gain is from these five names. united health, 3m, boeing, caterpillar, visa and american express, all-time highs. consumer stocks did very well. that group in general, nice run, best in about two months. we saw names like t.j.x. up 7.5%, lowe's 9%. while the longest bull run in history continues, we look at netflix which is up over 100% in the last 52 weeks. sun trust, robinson upgraded the stock to a buy and that gave it a boost. it had it strongest week since january. you saw the up arrow today. that helped things along as well. people feeling pretty optimistic still. back to you. john: president trump continuing the war of words with

it is wear your green shirt day. in those are empty seats that texas heat. where are they in texas?ou need to get back to your state. >> it's hot! they stay home. >> trumbo with two home runs and five rbi. right now the orioles lead the rangers 9-6 in the ninth. all right. sporting the d.c. caps and yellow jerseys, tough day for the kids fromoh jnson little league. new york's squad in the little league world series regional. we told you the story of the johnson kids. first predominantly african-american kid to advance in a game one that got a couple of runs on the boardut fell to new york. they're going to play again on tuesday. so well done, ys. all right. to rock creek park. taking on defending champ alexander. took the first set in the second. he's in the far court. check out this back hand. just no chance for him on this one. the 21-year-old german inching closer to back to back title. yeah, what did he do on his summer vacation?r lan the session, match point. he puts it in the net. alexander wins in straight sets. back to back. titles for the young german. >> there you go. >> t

"new york times" stock closing day in the green but down for the month, joining me, author of the buckst gregg jarrett, great to see you, fox news and fox business we're about free press and first amendment, we know they are not kno enemy of e people, but i think it is your eeditorial choice for the wall-to-wall coverage on the probes. it was wall-to-wall, he is talking about choices. >> he is. and you know, the liberal media, mainstream media, speaks in unison. they are talking to themselves but alongs way they are persuading some americans who are gul gullible enough that buy into what is the media is peddling. not gullible, most americans are smart. but unless they are really paying close attention they can be duped, a week ago new york time in front page article said that trump tower meeting was illegal, they did not cite a criminal statute or any law that i'm aware of to justify what they said, people who read, that oh, trump tower meeting, illegal. it is not. and i explained in the book it not conspiracy to fraud the government it not honest -- it is not a violation of the federa

cheryl: well it's a green day for bitcoin.igital currency eyeing its third straight session of gains, popping above $7,000 intraday for the first time in three weeks. bearish bets against bitcoin hitting record low last week according to the cfc. bulls pointing to the that news as real change in the crypto market psyche. we shall see. there. is bitcoin. 7100 and change. >>> bearish investors slinging away as the bears have unfinished business. fed tightening, tough comparisons, quarterlily reporting and risk of trade tensions. bring in former ceo and chairman of ubs america, fox news contributor, robert wolf. >> great to see you, cheryl. cheryl: what do you make of the morgan stanley call? came out of nowhere. we have seen positive commentary and morgan said not to fast? >> i understand a bit of nervousness, what he says, fed tightening, possible protection ist environment those things don't feel so great. today consumer confidence came out. 17-year high. cheryl: that is great but dow went negative. >> my point in 2000, i've b

we wish you a successful first day of e school yr. h molette green in loudoun county, back into you. >>> and some will bring some changes, for the first team there will be a whole day of kindergarten. officials have been discussing going from half day to fulld da avid culver speaks with parents and school administrators about what the longer school day means forud ts and staff. >>> flood sturnts pushed some students out of their building in northeast d. for repairs. justin finch is looking into the plan to keep kids in dallas. >> reporter: so this is the routine today and tomorrow, buses arriving here to elliott high middle schoolo transpo students to another campus for classes as crews work inside on that flood damage there. let's take you to a man showip you how it will play out. bus boarding will begin lear at 8:. at elliott high and transport students to garnett patterson middle school in northwest. those buses willtu bringnts back here to elliott hine and tomorrow as well at dismissal.an studentse dropped off directly, but there will be limited

that take it truly seriously and we've heard criticism also in the past few days from opposition politicians members of the green party saying there needs to be a much more concerted systematic effort to provide education and socialization in basic democratic values like tolerance like freedom of speech and that that effort definitely needs to be focused on eastern germany but not only there and another very important factor long term cutbacks in the security services have left many people in many parts of germany with the feeling that the streets of their cities are not entirely safe and certainly we saw in candidates that the police were dramatically understaffed and the fact is and this was said this week by the president of the police people's union he said when people have the sense that they are not secure on their city streets there is a much higher risk that they will resort to vigilante attacks which doesn't excuse those attacks but points out that there is a direct connect. between underfunding of security perhaps also underfunding of those socialization education efforts i mentioned and the rise of ri

liz: check your money, all 3 major market indices closing the day in the green, we get to nicola floor of the new york stock exchange. >> optimism on earnings that helped stocks could. dow up 112 by closing bell, s&p and nasdaq all gained. but tesla is 41 and center -- front and center, they are forming a three-member panel to decide on anything that musk brings forward, musk said he was working with goldman sachs and silver lake, and actsia opting -- silver lake very informal, saying they are not planning on investing, still very much what happens next with tesla. liz: coming up we heard warnings, bluelight on your smoorsmartphone and tablets coud throw off your sleep cycle. but now new reports say it could make you blind. liz: a gofundme page for fired fbi agent peter strzok rising more than $320,000 already to help him with his lost income and legal bills. >> and fbi warning that cyber crooks are planning a highly coordinated attack on atm machines in world. >> president trump's presidential campaign filing a civil complaint against campaign omarosa manigault newman. stay there. fac

it is a green day, up a 10th of a percent.have a higher day for the s&p 500, a record day for the nasdaq. ♪ ♪ >> from bloomberg's european headquarters, i'm sebastian salek. here is how we are set. the euro stoxx 600 up about 1/10 of 1%, but setting up for the best weekly gain in almost a month. one of the best performance is the ftse made in italy, closing up 6/10 of 1% on fears of populism abating. the short-term volatility would imply so. .he cac 40 up 3/10 of 1% we see a rally in industrial metals. have a look at some of the individual stocks that performed particularly well or badly. of almost 10%, this is the best day for the stock since 2011 amid first -- strong first-half earnings. this is the debt cat -- cap balance. it is rebounding some 9.5%. oconto, we had a big block trade. 3% lower, but this is barely a dent in the stock. it is the best performing company on the stoxx 600 this year. relatively. let's have a look at your currencies and bonds. .he euro is trading higher some solid german gdp data early on at this i

day in a green jersey against former kpix intern wondering, do i still have a future in television?with 4 rbi.. aea isn't ou that's a double. did get the scored from third. 3-0 as. three for four with four runs batted in. five strike outs, just one earned run. 8th inning, don't do the crime if you can't do the time. frankly branna three runs batted in. as win 8-3, sweep the three- game set in oakland, and sweep the season series 7 games to 0. mariners are now tied for a spot he wildcard...pretty houston beat seattle today, which means the as and ms are now tied for a spot in the wild card. pretty amazing considering oakland was 8th back in june. jimmy garagolo's stock is higher than apple in the last few months. he's gone from tom brady's back up to a national super star. >> ah! a 137 >> oh, my god! >> not only are the 49ers a trendy pick to contend for the super bowl, he signed a $137 million contract in february. i had a chance to see firsthand what lifestyles of the rich and famous are all about. >> what's it like to be jimmy garofolo right now? >> >> it's fun. we're grinding rig

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