are charging this man 58-year- old david scott th flashing high school students at a bus stop. apparently this is not the first time that he exposed himself. ashley yore is at the bus stop on florida avenue and 101st street where some are concerned about student safety out there. right, ashley. >> reporter: that's right, wendy. students got a nasty surprise when they were getting on the bus yesterday morning. the deputies out hearsay that man dropped his he flashed those students. people who work in this neighborhood say they're not surprised. the reality of what happened yesterday is still sinking in. >> it scared me for life. >> reporter: fernando says this man, 58-year-old david scott harassed him and his sister, asking for cigarettes as they waited for their bus yesterday morning. >> we had realized i couldn't cross the street, he dropped his pants with his underwear, lifted up his shirt and flashed everybody who was driving by. the safety of students who use this bus stop at florida avenue. >> sometimes there's like suspicious men sitting there, looking creepy. so my siste

david scott brown says he's : ready to swear under oath that the accusations against him are false. if this case goes to trial, he might get that chance. scott brown and his wife gail stepped outside their home do you consider this a smear? >> as an attorney and as a public figure, i unfortunately sometimes expect these types of things. david during an appearance last : year on fox newschannel's outnumbered. co-host andrea tantaros claims in her lawsuit that brown told her in a suggestive manner that she'd, quote, be fun to go to a nightclub with. later, she says, brown snuck up behind her while she was purchasing lunch and put his hands on her lower waist. >> app is referring to. i never touched her around her waist area in the lunch line? why would i do that? >i have no knowledge of that. if it were in a lunch line it would be hey, good show. david: tantaros' lawsuit does not name brown as a defendant. instead, she's suing fox newschannel and several of its executives for nearly 50 millions dollars for a creating a, quote, sex-fueled, playboy mansion-like cult. brown's wife says h

deputies say when they arrived at the home on friday, they observed these two, david scott murray and debbie celeste jordan backing their truck into the residence attempting to steal a riding lawnmower. deputies say they arrested murray inside the home as he was trying to steal a flat screen tv. murray was charged with burglary, jordan with complicity to commit burglary. >>> ohio state troopers will in their pockets. they're getting a raise for their first time since 2008. the union approving a new three- year contract that will give the state troopers and other represented employees a 12.5% raise. the state's controlling board will consider the agreement on monday if it is approved. it will take effect on september 29. >>> let's get the weekend started. let's get it started outside, mark. >> here is the benefits of the cooler temps, mid-70s avon lake. 77 west lake. 81 hopkins. even downtown a nice little breeze here at 80 degrees. 83 bedford and parma sitting at 79. not so much of a benefit inland. away from that lake breeze, 87 now for jackson. akron at 88. 86 in canton. a little bi

the head of ops in this man, david scott. >> we're telling you, this is what they're telling you. >> i think you have the opportunity to talk if you would like. >>reporter: scott, a city employee who made $86,000 last year, declined to answer our questions act what we have a backlog of cases not being resolved. >>reporter: he is confident that the board will operate more effectively. it assed by the full -- passed by the full council in march >>> police say 56 year-old richard sunday could have died during an attempted armed robbery here at this atm in bedford monday night. he pulled up just after 10:00 p.m.. as he was trying to get money out, two carloads of teens pulled up. one of gun at sunday demanding cash. >> he appear today be holding something and wasn't sure what it was. he swatted the guys hand away and the hand came back and a shot was fired. the victim was shot with a grazing wound in the head. >> witnesses called 911 as the teens took off. >> i watched somebody get robbed and the guy had a gun and the gun went off so i took off. >> bedford police went after them. two oth

a student told deputies that david scott walked up to where they were waiting and pulled down his pants. scott was at the scene. he was arrested in may for a similar crime. >>> at usf they have not found himself there. they got the first call about a flasher at 6:00 last night outside of the juniper poplar dining hall then at 8:30 outside of t fresh foods dining area of the arco center. then someone called police saying there was a white man running naked through the fifth level of the garage. each time he was gone by the time they got there. he is a thin build short gray or blonde air. >>> donald trump appar side was on the ground. meeting with people who were flooded out of their homes. let's go to craig patrick. are are they trying to look presidential and thanking the first responders. >> and you saw that last night as well. and in a very different type of tone. and with this he arrived before tuesday. and in this visit trump's number one goal among other things to see the damage firsthand to give him direct perspective in terms of what has happened. and what he can do about it. >>

in response, from a request from milwaukee county sheriff david clarke, governor scott walker has activated 125 members of the national guard to milwaukee. our intention is that they are not coming over to be immediately on the ground orn that they would be available at this site if a request was made shot spotter has detected more than 48 'activiations' and each activation could be a round of multiple shots... so its way more than 48 shots fired. officials say they are preparing for the worst. so 125 national guard members - are in place to help tonight if needed. all of the officers out this patrol units. the mayor says he's prepared to enact a curfew if necessary. earlier in the evening... things remained calmer... a group of several hundred people marched from the charred bp gas station to the interseciton of 44th and auer... calling for peace. among the group - syville smith's sisters. among the group - syville smith's sisters. angelica has more in the group held a vigil in the street.. near where syville smith was fatally shot by an mpd officer saturday. the group chanted and lit cand

david: you're missing the point here, scott. they're doing it the old-fashioned way. they're succeeding. all the other economies of europe are having flat growth or negative growth. one country really taking off is one doing fiscally what lenore says you got to do. >> well that is fair, david. from your lips to the politicians ears which might be a lot to expect. i'll tell you this much, politicians are letting central banks carrying water which is terrible mistake. lake we've seen with the central bank of england and our fed and ecb buying corporate bonds alongside treasurys which is terribly long term. david: hold on one second. we got some earnings out. linkedin out with second quarter results. lori has the numbers. go ahead. reporter: it's a beat top and bottom line for linkedin. $1.13 per share versus wall street estimate of 78 cents a share. 893.3 million in revenue was the expectation. now as you were just discussing, linkedin agreed to be purchased from microsoft for $26.2 billion. the first line from the company, from linkedin as part of its earnings release,

david bryan scott was arrested. scott was also charged with exposing himself at another nearby intersection back in may. that president obama will visit louisiana on tuesday after the deadly and devastating flooding there. many have criticized the president for continuing his vacation on martha's vineyard. at least 13 people have died. the director of fema says recovery will be a long process and more rain is in the forecast as steve jerve is about to tell us. >> you hate to see that for those folks. >> it is really historic oo yeah. >> we are doing stories on it. but this, thousands and thousands of people apply for federal aid. locally. we are seeing scattered showers and storms. we are at the weekend. you guys notice it is friday? i had to tell you didn't i? you were hoping it was tuesday. all right, the lake club here, 78 degrees now. lakewood ranch, beautiful view. great summer view. i love this location. bright sunshine. temperatures warm. cooled down a little bit by a recent shower. crystal river, clouds in t

david chalian, and erol lewis, and eugene scott. david, the effects of this two big campaign shakeups in many months, they're down playing it but you can't really do that, can you? >> no, there's no down playing a complete overhaul of a campaign, that's a significant and even more so when you're about 80 days from election day. it sort of really began with the announcement of putting steve ban none and kellyanne conway in charge. you heard about his thinking as well that these stories really were becoming a distraction an i think this is one place where manafort and trump really greed for him to not be inside the campaign anymore because that may in fact be distracting and one of the key components that manafort had been arguing for is to try to get rid of some of the distractions and keep the candidate on message as best he could. ashley, i think you are seeing -- it's like watching a battleship try to turn itself around. this isn't something with the flip of a ship and continued to need to be watched but this will go down as a week

in response, from a request from milwaukee county sheriff david clarke, governor scott walker has activated 125 members of the national guard to milwaukee. our intention is that they are not coming over to be immediately on the ground or on the streets, but that they would shot spotter has detected more than 48 'activiations' and each activation could be a round of multiple shots... so its way more than 48 shots fired. officials say they are preparing for the worst. so 125 national guard members - are in place to help tonight if needed. all of the officers out this morning are also in 2 person patrol units. the mayor says he's prepared to enact a curfew if necessary. from an officer involved shooting happening saturday afternoon. milwaukee police say the 23 year old armed suspect had a lengthy arrest record. this morning his a father is speaking out. angelica is in the newsroom with details. the suspect shot and killed by an officer saturday, sparking the violent outbursts, is identified as 23- year-old sylville seville smith. smiths family tells fox 6 he daughter. following the rioting at

in response, from a request from milwaukee county sheriff david clarke, governor scott walker has activated 125 members of the national guard to milwaukee. our intention is that they are not coming over to be immediately on the ground or on the streets, but that they would be available at this site if a request was made shot spotter has detected more than 48 'activiations' and each activation shots... so its well over 48 shots fired. officials say they are preparing for the worst. all of the officers out this morning are also in 2 person patrol units. the mayor says he's prepared to from an officer involved shooting happening saturday afternoon. milwaukee police say the 23 year old armed suspect had a lengthy arrest record. this morning his a father is speaking out. angelica is in the newsroom with details. the suspect shot and killed by an officer saturday, sparking the violent outbursts, is identified as 23- year-old sylville seville smith. smiths family tells fox 6 he leaves behind a son anda following the rioting at the gas station near sherman park, volunteers came out sunday morning t

in response, from a request from milwaukee county sheriff david clarke, governor scott walker has activated 125 members of the national guard to milwaukee. our intention is that they are not coming over to be immediately on the ground or on the streets, but that they would shot spotter has detected more than 48 'activiations' and each activation could be a round of multiple shots... so its well over 48 shots fired. officials say they are preparing for the worst. all of the officers out this morning are also in 2 person patrol units. the mayor says he's prepared to enact a curfew if necessary. police called for the violence to end last night. a group of several hundred people held a vigil near 44th and auer. angelica joins us now with more on their frustrations surrounding their brother's death. the group chanted and lit candles... calling on the community to hold officers accountable who shoot and kill citizens... but also calling on the citizens to protest in a peaceful manner. at the end of the day, acting out aint gonna solve it. aint gonna solve nothing for sylville. many in the crowd s

laceration requiring seven stitches to close after a request from milwaukee county sheriff david clarke, governor scott walker has activated 125 members of the national guard to milwaukee. our intention is that they are not coming over to be immediately on the ground or on the streets, but that they would be available at this site if a request was made sunday, clarke and milwaukee police chief ed flynn clarke said they each have the authority to make that request. c burning down while we're out of resources and still trying to mobilize :29 this is insurance. that's all it is. this is insurance mayor tom barrett tried to calm the community by justifying the police shooting that happened hours before the unrest. the officer who fatally shot 23 year old sylville smith was wearing a body camera. the video is with state investigators, but barrett says he saw a photo lifted from it that clearly shows smith armed. that still photo demonstrates without question that he had a community to know that some say they wont believe the police until they see the video. such decisions rest with the state doj. attorney g

in response, from a request from milwaukee county sheriff david clarke, governor scott walker has activated 125 members of the national guard to police chief ed flynn clarke said they each have the authority to make that request calling it insurance. so far 4 officers have been hurt all have been released from the hospital. 17 people were arrested. they all had prior criminal records. and the mayor says he's prepared to enact a curfew if necessary. meanwhile -- governor scott walker and milwaukee' of police officers. a "support the blue" day event was held yesterday. angelica joins us now with more. sunday served as a thank you to police officers in glendale. several local leaders were on hand to show their support. alderman bob donovan, milwaukee police association president mike crivello and governor scott walker all there. governor walker announced that the national guard had been activated to respond to milwaukee if police needed them. the community leaders calling the unrest a terrible such professional officers. they truly do care. they are going to go into the worst neighborhoods we

after a request from milwaukee county sheriff david clarke, governor scott walker has activated 125 members of the national guard to milwaukee. 38:47 its about being prepared for the worst. you hope for the worst; and if you never need all these, fantastic sunday, clarke and milwaukee police chief ed flynn clarke said they each have the authority to make that request calling it insurance. so far 4 officers have been hurt all have been released from the hospital. 17 people were arrested. they all had prior criminal records. and the mayor says he's prepared to enact a curfew if necessary. the night started out calm-- with many calling for peace. angelica joins us from the newsroom with more. a group of several hundred people marched from the charred b-p gas station to the intersection of 44th and auer. they held a vigil in the street.. near where syville smith was fatally shot by group chanted and lit candles... calling on the community to hold officers accountable who shoot and kill citizens... but also calling on the citizens to protest in a peaceful manner. among the group... smiths sister

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while i was in wisconsin i spoke with donald trump, milwaukee county sheriff david clark, scott walker and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani about the unrest. take a look. >> i want to ask you this. you watch what has happened here. you heard the audio tapes, get the white people, let's get them. all of what's been unfolding here. but's also happened in baltimore, it's happened in ferguson. we've had a president that has rushed to judgment on these issues and without any due process, presumption of innocence. do you think the president has, let's just say contributed to an atmosphere that is hostile toward police officers? >> he's the great divider. he's not good to the police certainly. the police are not big fans of his. i'm with them all of the time and they are not big fans of his. he's a great divider. he's divided this country into slices that nobody would have believed and i think it's disgraceful. >> mr. mayor, i was a local and a nationally syndicated radio host while you were the mayor of new york city and i watched the murder rate go from 2500 a year down to 500 becau

that is scott brown. david b nick's life for us in new hampshire, for the former massachusetts senator. reporter: this lawsuit is 37 pages long, referencing scott brown in one paragraph. but the woman suing says brown is -- part of a much bigger problem. scott brown and his wife stepped outside their home saying they accusations. >> i started getting her pop -- calls from reporters. >>during an reporter: appearance last year on fox news channel, cohost reporter: -- the cohosts claim that brown told her in a suggestive manner that she would be fun to go to a club with. later she says brown snuck up behind her while she was purchasing lunch. >> i have no knowledge of what she is referring to. i never touched her around her why would i do that? i have no knowledge of that. if there's anything in the lunch line, -- reporter:reporter: she is suing fox news channel on several executives for nearly $50 million for creating a "sex fueled playboy mansion like cold." brown's wife says he's never been accused of sexual ha

david: all right, scott, thank you very much. liz: david, look at the dow jones industrials, you see we gained 39 points. that does in a bigger sense reverse the seven-day losing streak. david: thank god. liz: growing anxiety weighing on corporate earnings. there is no way around that. let's bring in today's market panel. jonathan hoenig from capitalist pig hedge fund and gary bolt obama, from kaltbaum -- gary kaltbaum from kaltbaum capital management. gary, no way around it, looking at consumer over past three month, consumer better yet we can't seem to gain any air here with the economy. >> let me give you idea what i saw today. aig reported earnings, down 29%, revenues down 6%. there is a ton of that going on in the market. that is why there is anxiety around the market, players about what is going on here. for me it is all about the central banks. they continue to raise the bar. they continue to print more. they continue to go more negative in the interest rate environment and that is what is buffeting markets right here. as f

scott? >> reporter: david and paul, the story just department hold water. three olympics swimmers tell us that they were robed but police tell us they had a different story. that's coming up on the cbs evening news in about 10 minutes. >>> scott, see you then, and love will be in the air at the boston city orchestra >>> this weekend 's boston symphony orchestra performance may have you saying i do. >> it will be a celebration of music and of love as well. they invited 17 married couples to perform. if they all take the stage, it would be the most wedded pairs ever to perform together in the orchestra's 134-year history. ? amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. massachusetts public charter schools are among the best in the country. our charter schools are public, and we have longer school days with more personal attention. we have a proven record of hel

scott: sure, david. was a good report. i would have been concerned if it was less than 190,000 new jobs. 255,000 new jobs means is not a concern. particularly when you put next to a report that came out last friday with the slow 1.2% per capita gdp growth. little bityou go deeper, it's not enough to stand up and cheer and make me as a ceo sam going to go on a hiring freeze. as because productivity is flat. if you look at the actual disposable income that is implied in these numbers, it's not really materially moving up in a way that would get you really excited about expansion. it takes away will could have been a cause for concern. vonnie: how are your listings reflecting what's going on at jobs economy right now? what are you seeing become enlisted more? scott: good question. we are seeing robust demand. you can't just read into that and say it's a great economy. does well in down cycles and enough cycles. in down cycles, people do smaller jobs. they try and make the most out of the current home. they will do repairs or

david gergen, eugene scott and phillip bump. first to you, david. i have some material i need to share with you because this is a little complicated. a lot going on the last 48 hours. this issue with the national security group, they really just let it all out there. they were not holding back whatsoev whatsoever. and these are some really bag na big names. i'll read from the letter. he meaning trump is unable to separate truth from falsehood, he does not encourage conflicting views, he lacks self-control, he cannot tolerate personal criticism. he has am larped our closest allies with his erratic behavior, all of these are dangerous qualities in an individual who aspires to be president and commander in chief with command of the u.s. nuclear arsenal. and not to be outdone, trump decided he was going to have at then and this is what he tweeted out. i'm running against the washington insiders just like i can it in the republican primaries. these are the people that have made u.s. a mess. and then if that weren't enough, he had an interview with maria

scott brown. >> thank you. deirdre: sheriff davidlark's request, wconsin governor scott walker declared a state of emergency, the nation's guard was called in, protestor throwing rocks, firing shots, 5 police officers were injured, after a officer shot and killed an armed suspect. milwaukee county sheriff david clark has an update on the situation, he with me next. >> anarchist movement. trying to insight chaos. threatening institutions. deirdre: violent protest shook milwaukee this weekend, protest ors have been throwing rocks, fires shots, a police officer shot and killed, an armed suspect. police say that suspect refused to drop his gun. here is the milwaukee mayor's comments. >> want our community to know that. he had a gun in his hand. police officer did not know it at this time, but there were 23 rounds in that gun. which means he had more bullets in his gun than the police officer had in his gun. deirdre: back with me now, sheriff david clark, i thank you for your time, a lot of people criticizing the milwaukee area for that c

city :56 i hope i never see it again :58 after a request from milwaukee county sheriff david clarke, governor scott walker has activated 125 members of the national guard to milwaukee. our intention is that they are not coming over to be immediately on the ground or on the streets, but that they would be available at this site if a request was made :39 at separate news conferences sunday, clarke and milwaukee police chief ed flynn clarke said they each h request. i can't have the city burning down while we're out of resources and still trying to mobilize :29 this is insurance. that's all it is. this is insurance :31 mayor tom barrett tried to calm the community by justifying the police shooting that happened hours before the unrest. the officer who fatally shot 23 year old sylville smith was wearing a body camera. the video is with state investigators, but barrett says he saw a photo lifted armed. that still photo demonstrates without question that he had a gun in his hand :00 and i want our community to know that :03 but he said it wouldn't be appropriate to make the video public sunday. again, th

scott kirby to come over. basically he'll be reporting to oscar immune i don't see the ceo. united has been improving its performance. davidu know this, they have lagged the rest of their competitors when it comes to things like revenue, all of those things that they need to improve. they're starting to do that better. with scott kirby, now that they have brought him in as president, they they think they can do much better in that regard. >> phil lebeau in lewisville, colorado today. >>> meanwhile, we're just about to get the close, hey, kayla, markets mostly higher with i hadly leading the pack. its u.s. one-day performance in almost a week. interesting enough, european banks. rising on the prospect of a hike, keep in mind, though the european stock 600 index still done about 30% below it's 52-week high. but again, in today's session they are higher. switching over to miners, the possibility of a rate hike, the possibility that mining stocks are taking a hit. that's one of the london ftse ended lower. analysts believe the fall in the pound has been overextended, down about 25% this year. the other major political risks ar

david: higher dollar, lower gold, simple as that. scott, thank you. melissa: sales dropped for the 14th straight quarter around the retailer gave more cautious outlook for the year. let's bring in our panel. gary kaltbaum of kaltbaum capital management. he is a fox news contributor. we also have veronica daguerre from "the wall street journal." what caught my attention, the real drag were the flagship stores in tourist areas. those had been good both profit centers and advertising hundreds for them. that was a drag, does it tell you something about abercrombie or the larger economy? >> i think the larger economy because you look at foreign folks who come here and buy at the flagship stores. >> yeah. >> they have a stronger dollar and not willing to spend at flagship stores and uncertainty in various parts of the world as consumers may be feeling more cautious. that is translating for lower sales for abercrombie. we've seen it with other brands like michael kors. melissa: gary there was a big flagship store close to our studio here. they use odd have h

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david: i don't know, scott. i think real problem is that interest rates are so screwed up you're seeing all these kinds of things that don't make sense in normal times. that is why it is so important the fed get it right. >> you can take a piece of your house down to the bank and actually get some lower interest rate cash for it. that is really feeding this issue. millenials are thinking the house is investment, not so much long-term asset. taking money out of long-term asset, which is their house and putting into short term depreciation jewelry or vacation. david: reminds of 2006, 2007, 2008. >> we know how that movie ended. david: we know exactly how it ended. melissa? melissa: u.s. navy firing warning shots after another close call with iranian ships in the persian gulf. this as we learn new details about the $1.3 billion payoff we made to iran. david: war of words on the campaign trail. it is getting hotter than ever. donald trump slamming his opponent in new hampshire this afternoon, calling hillary clinton

david: put together by scott. melissa: tough in your pocket? >> father of five daughters i have to have something to embarass the kids still even though they're adults. melissa: oh, my goodness. mortified for you. you have an iphone as well you said or ipad? >> yes. i have an iphone. take it overseas. melissa: do you like what you're hearing here? >> i think john's right about the iphone 7. unless you have a relrevolution it will be just ho-hum if you're in for a new one you might wait to see if you get a good price on it. not something you will stand in line for 72 hours in advance to get. apple, even though the stock has gone up, by gollly, when you have 2 -- golly, 240, 250 million in cash investments, stock pays a nice dividend, people buying their stuff, i think it is better than a bond. melissa: thanks for showing the flip phone. that was brave. david: that could sell for a couple thousand dollars on ebay, for sure, no question. >> i'm not going to test it. david: ever want to get rid of it, we'll sell you for you. twitter ceo dick costol

. >> and scott pelley joins us live with a preview. >> david and kate, great to be with you in boston. you have to see these pictures of the california fires to believe them. hundreds of people lost their homes and thousands have been evacuated. we'll have that story and the historic flooding in louisiana where authorities now say 10 people have lost live reports from both locations and the rest of the world news, all coming up on the cbs about 10 minutes. >> we'll be watching. >>> what is that strange object massachusetts public charter schools are among the best are public, and we have longer school days with more personal attention. we have a proven record of helping students in underperforming areas succeed. announcer: question 2 will expand charter school access and result in more funding for public education. every parent should be able to choose the public school that's best for their child. announcer: vote yes on question 2. >>> you may have noticed something strange floating. >> there are red and white top. we checked and found this is part of a temporary art display at the m

david go good evening. that referenced lawsuit is 30 pages long and he is in just one paragraph. scott and his wife stepped outside their home, saying they just heard about the reporters, so far out of left field. david: during an appearance, -- he told her in a suggestive manner that he would go to a club with her. later she says he snuck up behind her and put his hand on her lower waste. >> i have no knowledge of what she is referring to. i never touched. >> i have no knowledge of that. david: the lawsuit does not name brown as the defendant, instead she is suing fox news channel and several executives for nearly $50 million for creating a "sx-fueled, playboy mansion like cult." abuse. his wife says he has never been accused of anything like this before. >> to be charged like this in a public forum is outrageous, and should be illegal. what is happening here is nothing less than a witchhunt. david: he says he is ready to swear under oath that the accusations are false. plans to take them up on the offer. davidbie-- ben: we heard from tom brady, back in business on the practice field

scott? >> reporter: great to be with you in boston, david and lisa w a fire disaster in california. 80,000 people have been forced in their homes as entire neighborhoods have gone up in flames. we will show you e news coming up in about 10 minutes. >>> all right, scott. see you then. thank you. >>> still to come, how mit will >>> the great minds at mit say they have developed a better way to look for life on mars. >> in 2020, the mars rover will search the planet for signs of ancient life. scientists hope to make the bringing uptouched sediments back to earth. the more untouched samples are more likely to have remnants of biological life. they should do what matt damon did, land there -- >> yeah. grow potatoes. >> stay for a while. [laughter] >>> it's a false alarm, all new tonight at 11:00. >> one woman's life like doll that looked so real that a police officer broke into a hot massachusetts public charter schools are among the best in the country. our charter schools are public, and we have longer school days with more personal attention. we have a proven record of helping students in underperf

melissa: scott, thank you so much for that. david? david: let's switch to the real economy, main street economy. 81% of americans are worse off than in 2005. this according to mckinsey and company. this after astonishing revision in bureau of labor stats, showing that american's wages are falling again, despite assurances from the president that wages are increasing. not true. we have jared levy, profitable trading.com. jails freeman from "the wall street journal." james, americans are losing wages now. aren't you surprised didn't get a little more press? >> you think about this first quarter was supposed to be kind of a breakout where we have been suffering through the stagnant wages of the obama era. look like we finally turned the corner. we find out not only increased but they actually declined. second quarter up a little better. it came along with the horrible productivity number, which basically means our wages can't grow in the future. david: which heard profitability, jared, is down as well. i'm wondering if this is perhaps fo

scott pelley tonight. take care family, we will see you tonight. david was proud to be an american soldier.nd i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in america think he would respect them. votevets is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> o'donnell: trump crosses the border. mending fences-- >> and i happen to have a tremendous feeling for mexican-americans. >> o'donnell: and building walls. >> as for who pays for the wall, we didn't discuss it. >> o'donnell: also tonight, the governor declares an emergency in florida as tropical storm hermine batters the state. a u.s. navy landing goes terribly wrong. we'll show you what happened next. and the college football play of the week, making a young boy's day. >> reporter: you looked up and there he was? >> yeah. >> r

governor scott walker iroduced republican vice presidential nominee mike pence at a rally in milwaukee. cbs 58's david ade has more on what happened. id davde: last tonight we saw state senator alberta darling and wisconsin lieutenant governor rebecca kleefisch washington counties to get motivated about the trump-pence ticket. they appeared on stage with wisconsin congressman glen grothman and republican state party chairman brad courtney. wisconsin governor scott walker skipped trump's rally last friday but took on a prime roll here tonight. tonight. governor scott walker/(r) wisconsin: "let's give a warm wisconsin welcome my friend governor mike pence" walker embraced pence on stage. and pence called walkerhe best governor in the country.when pence took the podium he attacked the media 15:21-15:33 mike pence/(vi nominee: "they're so busy parsing what dona's said in the last thirty minutes.. they've ben ignoring what the clinton's have been doing the last thirty years."for focusing on controversial things trump says instead of focusing on things t clinton'sover did the last 30 years.at one point the

we'll check in with the tote boards, scott has the forecast when we come back. david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in america think he would respect them. votevets is responsible for the content of this advertising. did you know people can save over $500 when they switch to progressive? did you brush your hair today? yes, mom. why? hmm. no reason. >> this is atlantic city yesterday. a lot of pilots, a lot of highly skilled military pilots out there. the thunder birds flew yesterday. beautiful. listen to this. >> i am super happy to be here. and i never would have gotten to this position, if there weren't a lot of people that paved the way prior to me. i started flying because of another woman pilot. when

. >>> let me bring in my panel, jackie kucinich, eugene scott is here today, david catanese, and also with us on the clinton e-mails and what's been given to congress today, evan perez, our justice correspondent. david, begin with you on this notion that even broadly talking about mr. ailes giving mr. trump some help when it comes to these upcoming debates. is that like the pr move ever or is that brilliant given roger ailes' political chops? >> look, i don't think it is the best pr move right now for donald trump given the cloud that is hanging over roger ailes. but this is plausible denightability. he can say he is talking to him but not getting formal or informal advice. right? they can have this sort of both ways. trump has been out there and called ailes a friend in the midst when that story was breaking, in the midst of controversy, he stood by him. he has said that he's had a long-time relationship to him. we know that trump -- just from my own reporting, we know that trump goes to ulterior sources to talk about his campaign. he goes outside and talks to a lot of people that he

scott there will be aerial spraying in wynwood tomorrow morning and this weekend. >> david begnaud in that one neighborhood there in the miami area that has seen, the zika transmitted locally so far. >>> so far only florida is reporting local transmission of zika. but to day, texas confirmed the first death of a newborn from the virus. the mother was infected in el salvador. >> a chemical called deet is an effective repellent. but is it safe? here's dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: 31-year-old ally simon is 36 weeks pregnant and lives in new jersey. mosquitoes in the u.s. but like many pregnant women woulds if it is safe to use insect repellant. a i've don't think it is necessary for me to douse myself in chemicals. >> reporter: the cdc said there are insect repel anlts safe to use for pregnant women and refers them to a list by the epa. dana vogel head the commission and the health effects of insecticides. what we found for deet there i pregnant women or children from exposure to deet. awe. >> reporter: because of ethical considerations most research has been done on animals. however one

scott, we called the attorney for the officer involved in this case but never heard back. >> pelley: david begnaud, thanks. when we come back, a new zika infetr me back, a new zika infection transmitted by mosquitos. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me go further. rce of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. doctors have been prescribing humira for over 13 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, titis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. ready for a new chapter? talk to your rheumatologist. my belly pain and constipation? i've heard it all. eat more fiber. flax

scott, there's going to be more aerial spraying here in wynwood tomorrow morning and again this weekend. david begnaud in that one neighborhood there in miami that has seen zika transm david, thank you so much. so far, only florida is reporting local transmission of zika, but today, texas confirmed the first death of a newborn from the virus. the mother was infected in el salvador. a chemical called deet is an effective mosquito repellent, but is it safe? here's dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: 31-year-old ali simon is 36 weeks pregnant and lives in new jersey. she knows zika has reepped mosquitos in the u.s., but like insect repellent. >> i don't feel like it's necessary for me to douse myself in chemicals until i know they need to. >> reporter: but the c.d.c. has said there are insect repellent safe to use for pregnant women and refers them to a list provided by the e.p.a. dana vogel heads the e.p.a. division that examines the health effects of insecticides. >> all of them have been evaluated for their safety. evat we found for deet is there is no sensitivity, extra sensitivity for pregnant wome

scott. >> and the sports forecast rich starts off with the return of david price to the trop. that's coming up. and one play area little rusty. caught everyone. you will hear about shining up david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in america think he would respect them. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped fall milk shakes. better yet, for hand-dipped fall milk shakes at half- price... ...during half-price happier hour, weekdays, now two to five... ...at steak 'n shake. y236ay yy6y i'd say the joint >>> and the practices worked out well for the bucs they are doing it again. and the browns come to practice. and the game coming up and they got back to work and austin seferian-jenkins is improving on the pract