meteorologist chris sowers we'll not focus on the debby downer side of that. >> reporter: that's a beautiful shot right there. you're looking live in cape may. this is another day similar to yesterday and w

. >> you are such a debbie downer. >> you are such a downer. ♪ >> you were born here. >> and your parentsay. >> awesome. >> this is typical dish. green leaves, eggplants, some spices. >> it is should be pointed out. we bought a lot of food. this sort of spread is not an everyday meal in these parts. >> there's your veggie platter. there you go, man. >> now we have a piece of a shark. he says before 2000, more fish. but since then -- >> smaller fish? >> smaller fish, and the quantity, as well, smaller. >> that's a papaya salad. >> it's one of those days where the artifice of making television threatens to move dangerously into cruelty. >> what are you guys eating over here? >> who gets to eat and when becomes a pressing concern to the two of us. >> the kids eating? can we hand out the food? >> in a village like this, first ladies serve men. >> right. >> then the kids, they will eat later. >> right. i gotcha. >> it may not be our system, but it's a system. >> the kids are getting ready for theirs over there. and it becomes clear that, yes, everybody will eat. ♪ >> there we go. >> oh, that's

meteorologist chris sowers we'll not focus on the debby downer side of that. >> reporter: that's a beautiful shot right there. you're looking live in cape may. this is another day similar to yesterday and which was similar to thursday, which was similar to wednesday. it's been a beautiful stretch of weather for us, coming off an oppressive stretch of weather we had last week. three straight days, mid 80s low humidity levels, the average high 87 degrees, wednesday we topped out at 85. thursday, 83 and yesterday only 86. today will be a little bit warmer than that. it will be nice and comfortable out there. you'll see a ton of sunshine. a nice one coming up. pottstown, 59. quakertown, 55. chester, 56. 63 in glassboro. buena checking in at 59. here's satellite and radar absolutely nothing going on, a couple of showers over lake ontario, north of buffalo. all that activity pulls on by today. 75 degrees by 9:00 a.m. # p.m., 85 that's where we'll top things out by 5:00 p.m. the high 88. 87 by 5:00 p.m. threat of thunderstorms exist and the increase in humidity and heat wave number three coming up.

. >> they were the pair that would throw caution to the wind, i was debby downer, it's getting late, we need to leave, i don't know that guy. >> despite his reputation, no one is surprised sharon and marie accept an early invitation by butch casey after a night at his club. 48-year-old casey, known by his birth name perceives himself as a local celebrity. in his hometown of buffalo, new york, he's taken to calling himself captain cabaret. >> his family had been in the bar business for quite some time. one of the bars that he -- his family was involved in became notorious and famous in the buffalo area for, perhaps being involved in drugs. it was shut down and closed down at one point and time and frequented by the buffalo bills and o.j. simpson. >> in 1975, in buffalo, casey pleads guilty to drug and firearms charges. then, after he relocates to florida in the early 1980s, police raid his club and arrest three employees for selling cocaine. >> it astonishes me because i don't think that -- we should have drawn a bead on it. we should have known what was going on. >> casey is able to

. >> they are, but, lou, you know i'm usually the debbie downer at these discussions.>> feels like theater. basically our system is hostage to six major industries. there is always surprise they are candidate to make things sort of interesting and seem exciting. like there could be a real chance to have their voices heard. but in fact we all know there will be a coronation on both sides. lou: so you think it is, we'll draw on the dna of the bush many family again and the clinton family? >> i would bet money. i would bet money on that, i will, yes. a bottle of good champagne if it isn't bush or hillary. >> i don't want to see it happen, i think washington status quo establishment that scratches backs on both sides no matter bush-clinton matchup, no matter they win. >> they win. >> big government. lots of money, special interests through and through. >> exactly. >> peace in our time. it is amazing. >> although probably means we're both equally disillusioned. >> right. lou: i thought we were going to see remnants of clothing being ripped from torsos and tooth and nail ide

stephanie: while debbie downer is sleeping in his coffee, i will talk to you about what else we havernings. merck, pfizer, all on our agenda. matt: innovating a lot. you might be as sick of as i am the net worth of current republican front runner donald trump. he recently said $10 billion. he has said a lot of numbers. the

stephanie: while debbie downer is sleeping in his coffee, i will talk to you about what else we have going on today. take earnings. merck, pfizer, all on our agenda. matt: innovating a lot. you might be as sick of as i am the net worth of current republican front runner donald trump. he recently said $10 billion. he has said a lot of numbers. the bloomberg team crunched the data and they have a different much smaller number. stephanie: say it ain't so, mr. trump. time to give you the top stories 32 big drugmakers reported earnings. pfizer posted second-quarter revenue and profit that beat analyst estimates. sales of its new cancer drug rose. meanwhile, merck's second-quarter profit fell. merck also raised its profit forecast for the year. the profits surge in the second quarter. at ford. earning has rose 44% beating estimates. the reason, the demands for the numa aluminum bodied f150 pickup. discounts on the truck after sales fell last month. the sales account for 90% of 40's profit. ford said it will be september before the -- fully stocked. matt: i like the idea and i will get you

stephanie: we forgot debbie downer is here. it is monday erik:. erik: trading on equity -- still a challenge. michael: this was a fairly good quarter, but it does raise the question of what is it going to take to get to that target of 10%? erik: what is it going to take in terms of achievement, in terms of time? do you get any sense from the firm on whether they will hit that 10% bogey? michael: they have taken the time element out of the target. it is partly dependent on capital returns. they stepped up their buybacks this quarter, but they need to continue to do that because they have access capital be on the minimums. erik: using back of envelope math if they hit the target or their goal for pretax profitability in the brokerage business of 25% margins -- they are currently at 22. would that be enough to get them set 10% -- to get them to 10%? michael: they would be close but i think they need trading to pick up a little bit. erik: if you think about it, trading remains challenged in some areas could investment banking is as good a business rig

. >> i have to be the debbie downer.hat moved through in the southeast from mississippi to north florida. almost 60 severe storm report many damaging wind. that's what happened with that tree into the house but right now severe weather season up north. the north dakota area going to get it today. calgary canada with a funnel cloud and pretty things happening. new auburn wisconsin, with jacqui: good morning washington. another beautiful d repeat of yesterdrday. a couple morore clouds posossible this afternoon but still mostly >>> all that weather brought to you by nexgard. wanted to point this out, very cool tweeted out by nws wichita fall falls, texas, looks like rain much that's grasshoppers and beetles moving into oklahoma so it's not as big, it's kind of sensitive but wanted it say those can fly 15 miles in a day. >> oh my gosh. >> they're moving. >> thanks ginger. >>> a whole lot coming up including the backlash against one of america's discount stores. does t.j. maxx really have the best bargains. >>> new tricks to

. >> i have to be the debbie downer. storms that moved through in the southeast from mississippi to north florida. almost 60 severe storm reports, many of them damaging wind. that's what happened with that tree into the house but right now it's severe weather season up north. we showed you earlier the north dakota area going to get it today. this is calgary, canada, with a funnel cloud. and >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco. after a cloudy start it will be cloudy at the coast. 60s there. a refreshing afternoon inland, and warmest temperatures are in the east bay, some 80s and 70s for the rest us. my seven-day outlook shows a seasonal weekend but a heat >>> all >>> all that weather brought to you by nexgard. wanted to point this out, very cool, tweeted out by nws. yesterday, wichita falls, texas, it looks like radar of rain. that's not radar of rain. that would be grasshoppers and beetles, yes, and moving into oklahoma so it's not as big, it's kind of sensitive there but also wanted to say those things can fl

heading two y e may be" the mean the >> reporter: debbie downer but plane from chicago last year you'll probably be backed up. "however with united. never again" >> reporter: given the reaction. "ever again united" >> reporter: names will be of any problems at all this morning with united any from though? "we just arrived lot of people coming here now fully aware with killing nine chance. is are they will experience some kind of problem is back up even during winter delays. back double bed and will have a wait-and-see the in see the seven have not often the ticket agents are all commanding manning their ticket kiosks share. and to give people on their flights as quickly as possible. >> mark: this computer glitch a lot longer than the one that back on june 2 2005, and the lettuce with a kickback and check with any on more on the fourth half watching some thunderstorms and like tahoe. >> reporter: at the once again today mark >> reporter: creek camera generally credit quality conditions looks like this temperature is right now of her fifties a lunchtime 73 only upper '70's today at 4:00 p

. >>> well, not to be a debbie downer or anything, but all that summer fun you're having can take a tolll contributor dr. natalie azar. good morning. >> good morning. >> go through the list. >> teach us. let's start with the chlorine in the hair. i'm a blond. >> yes. >> so -- we can go there. are you ready? >> which part? >> chlorine in the hair. >> okay. we'll start with chlorine in the hair. it happens with fair skinned, lighter haired people. it's not that dark haired people tonight absorb chlorine. we do, but the pigment change doesn't happen as much. we think the chlorine is mixing with metals causing a reaction to turn the hair green. a couple of tips i thought were useful is to go into the pool with already wet hair. if you think of it simply dry hair is a sponge. the drytrier the hair drier the hair you will absorb more chlorine and get more of that effect. putting coconut oil or conditioner in to seal and prevent more water absorption and most importantly, as soon as you get out rinse off with clean water to rinse off the chlorine and there are specialty shampoos you can use. >>