>> dell didn't have an answer then, but does now.t's because soon after, he started codetenderloin, a job training program for those who want to do what he did. dell says in the past few years, they've placed dozens in good-paying jobs. and dell, once infamous in this neighborhood, is now in demand. the mayor of the tenderloin, some call him. dell says he still regrets all those years lost to drugs, but what he's doing now isn't penance for that. he simply wants to improve the neighborhood, not by pushing the current residents out, but by helping them up. >> that's not penance. that's reward. if that's penance, i'll do that every day. >> in san francisco, garver thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you'd live to keep up with all the bay area proud stories, follow garvin on twitter. if you have a story about someone making a difference in your community, sent him a tweet to let him know. >>> coming up, the experiment at a south bay school that's such a success, the district wants every school to join in. >>> and scary moments at at&t park

coming up, we bring you an exquisite conversation with dell chairman and ceo michael dell.houghts on the future of the cloud, next. check us out on the radio. you can listen only bloomberg radio app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. singapore. i am haslinda amin with the first word news. the un security council has condemned north korea's latest missile launches outrageous and repeated demands for them to stop. the council met and pyongyang said it would continue to do so to contain the u.s. territory guam. president trump said all options are and that pyongyang has shown contempt for the international community. japan retail sales growth beat expectations in july, indicating a recovery

i think that certainly franklin dell know roosevelt had an incredible impact on new york state. he came back into public service after being a state senator and then contracting polio at 39 but encouraged by wife and friends to run for governor. that of course led to the presidency during an incredible time in america's history, the world war ii and the great depression. grover cleveland went quickly from being mayor of buffalo to governor in 1884, and then on to the presidency. where he was the only president to serve two times with an interruption in the middle. marten van buren of course was governor in 1828. and was from in area actually. and his home is lyndon weld is not far from here. this was tlfs one governor impeached and he was governor in 1913. governor selzer . in retrospect it might have been a set up. there was a trial and after the impeachment his supporters went to the executive mansion and evidently trampled muddy boots on the furniture. he didn't leave the governorship with a good reputation. he was impeached because he was elected with the support of tamny ha

what has it been like for you under the dell technologies umbrella?ints in the pain points. >> we announced the merger, michael and i got on stage. i said three words describe it -- independent, ecosystem, and acceleration. we are an independent company. we are governed by the board, dell, they happen to be a large shareholder -- emily: so michael does not bug you too much? >> of course he bugs me a lot, he is the chairman of the board but i am managed managed by the board. he is committed to our independent ecosystem, and he is going to accelerate his business with us. so we set a $1 billion energy. -- synergy. clearly the independence is working just great. the board is happy when the company is doing well, boards are happy. ecosystem. think about the partnerships we have announced. ibm, amazon, the hp announcement this week. all of those are not necessarily in the traditional view of dell's best interests. michael says if it is good for vmware, it is good for dell technologies. the ecosystem is being supported. finally, we raised our guidance for t

of michael says if it is good for vmware, it is good for dell technologies.em is being supported. finally, we raised our guidance for the acceleration. last quarter, we did that. overall, we are seeing themselves of our products and build more new products together. overall, we are exceeding the expectations we had a year ago when we announced the deal. emily: how is the networking business doing, still growing is rapidly? are you seeing meaningful competition from cisco? >> networking is going great. we are seeing the effects of the vision i laid out. it is really bold in the sense that it is between data centers, between clouds, cross clouds, we are stretching it to be iot and into the core service provider network. today's announcement is a next-generation container. we are viewing it as this common fabric that connects all these things together, turning data centers into centers of data that have this connection everywhere they go. so going very well. the relationship with cisco, they continue to view this -- a boy, that networking layer, but we are in th

earlier, our reporter caught up with none other than the dell technology ceo michael dell. by asking, what he was most excited about -- what he was most excited about. >> the world we are seeing is the emergence of this multi-cloud world. customers are figuring out that cloud is really not a place, it is a way of doing i.t.. they are modernizing, automating, existing on premise infrastructure, and also leveraging the public cloud, software as a service and vm ware is incredibly positioned, to enable that new connected future, and to do it in a secure manner. >> when you say multi-cloud you say public and private? >> i think customers are adopting i.t. in a hybrid fashion. all of the customers we talked to are already using many different modes of i.t., and when you imagine forward to the future of an enormous number of connected devices, as the cost of centrist comes down, you actually have a distributive computing world that is far more vast than what we have today. >> talk to me about some of the ware partneredm with amazon, made it official, and also with google. what is

much more "mad money" ahead, including the ceo of one red hot restaurant dell taco, the company justnced a new offering but can it help you make some cheddar? i'm talking to the ceo and wall street has been rattled again by a north korean missile launch what the moves in stocks in apple and alababa mean all your calls in tonight's edition of the lightning round so stick with cramer ♪ >>> as more and more people embrace the stay at home economy, eating delivery on their couches instead of going out to dinner, you can understand why so many fast food chains are getting hurt. but even when you find a restaurant doing well, few investors are excited about the stock. aside from mcdonald's. it's really laster startling take dell taco restaurants this is the second largest mexican quick serve restaurant behind taco bell even though taco bell has been putting up incredible numbers, the stock has been a snooze fest, down 2% for the year so we have to wonder is this a buying opportunity the same store sales increased by a phenomenal 7.1% those are fabulous results plus, the company still hasto

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dell louise says he's afraid the post will affect his nearly 20 year career as a firefighter. >> i'm an idiot. i'm very sorry. maybe i get too carried away on facebook and i put something up there that was stupid. i thought he would get a joke out of the it i really did. thinking about it it was very stupid. >> reporter: tonight i had a chance to speak on the phone with that african-american co-worker who was tag that photograph even he tells me this was meant as joke between go pu. nevertheless, the philadelphiael looking into that offensive photograph. lu something on social media you can expect it to go public. chris o'connell, thank you much. >>> local messages. they're sending out about the violence in charlottesville and newtown the community of peace, love, justice and solidarity. it's allnd against racism. folks gathered on south street. then walked to the meeting housk over the issues. the mother of a womttesville whe into a crowd is talkingldo know about her only daughter >> i, um, admired her courage s, all right, be cautious, be cautious. think about how you say this. no,

sean thank you. >> talk about a milestone, dell fine gibson oldest living american just celebrated herirthday yesterday and she lives right here in pennsylvania. gibson lived in hunting tack park for the past 15 years. she received a personal greeting from the governor himself on her big today. what does she attribute her long live to, her faith in god. >>> that will do it for us here tonight on fox 29 news. >> reeling them in. reeling them in. >> watch you don't lose an eye. >> watch tmz followed by inside edition at midnight stay tuned for chasing news at 12:30 and then the simpsons. we're back here at 7:00 a.m. for "good day philadelphia" weekend. >> watch the light. >> our morning team will have you covered. thanks for watching. >> i think you broke it. >> i'm not much of a fisherman. >> no, you are not. >> ♪ >> announcer: a few favors for a friend's mother... >> she said, "i need you to go pick up my son and put some gas in the car." >> announcer: ...but... >> and on the way back, the car started smoking. >> announcer: ...a fight was fueled instead. >> judge judy: he put the wrong

ibm was a time when dell was the king of the world. and other manufacturers of computers or phone, nokia comes to mind, that they were very, very good. could apple conceivably get displaced? >> i think that's a great point, tyler. if you look at ibm and dell, they were really selling based on the low margin computers where somebody else was making the system nokia's probably a better example, where nokia with the system they had for cell phones really opened the cell phone market before the iphone came along and they saw you know, nearly 80, 90% kind of market share dgo to next to nothing no. >> blackberry, too. >> right. or blackberry for that matter and i think the real key is in the software. yet everybody pays so much attention to the hardware. if you turn to hardware for a second, apple since its infancy, has maintained a higher margin on its computers they believe in vertical integration. everybody wells was making beige boxes. >> they're innovation is evolutionary. doesn't always have to be revolutionary. >> absolutely i think y

philadelphia music students put on a show at the dell music center. 50 students were invited to perform in strawberry mansion because of their musical talents. there are five schools in the city that provide students with an education through music and the arts of the after the concert the performers and audience were treated to an outdoor showing of muana. >> the jackpot for tomorrow's drawing is $700 million. it was $542 million saturday, but nobody matched the numbers. since then, it's been growing. the cash payout, $443 million. we have the wing numbers tomorrow night on "action news" at 11:00. >> >> great news today for the city of philadelphia. the army/navy football game will be played in the city four times over the next five years. the announcement coming today. it je generates $30 million for revenue for the city. the 2021 game will be played at the metlife stadium in the meadow lands to mark the anniversary of the september 11th attack. >> the pitching staff gave up 27 hits to the marlins today. >> not good. >> doubleheaders are only fun if you win them. game two, nick pi vet

lee and "stonewall" jackson monument at wyman park dell. the statues had become a flashpoint for criticism. baltimore mayor catherine pugh is promising to remove two additional confederate statues. it's unclear when they will come down. we have a crew on the way to baltimore, and will have a live update at the top of the hour. dense fog advisory for the entire area through 9am - foggy early, then sunny, hot & humid - pm storms thursday and friday - seasonable august warmth through early next week - still expecting fair skies for the eclipse - 5 days away today: fog early. becoming mostly sunny. hot and humid. highs: 87-90 winds: nw to s 5 mph tonight: mainly clear to partly cloudy. patchy thursday: partly sunny. scattered pm thunderstorms. highs: 85-88 winds: s 5 mph winds: s 5 mph back to our big fallout after the violence in charlottesville. later this morning, a memorial service will be held for heather hyer, the woman killed in a car attack at the "unite the right" rally. the event will be held at the paramount theater in charlottesvill

>> shepard: dell wilbur with the "wall street journal." thank you. >> shepard: more breaking news in to the fox news channel. this from "the new york times." the democratic governor of the state of west virginia, jim justice, is changing his party from democrat to republican. that's what "the new york times" is reporting now citing several sources. the times reports the governor is expected to announce the switch tonight during a rally with president trump back at home in west virginia. you may remember, the president earlier if you watched fox news channel, he promised to make a big announcement at the rally tonight. governor justice is a billionaire coal and real estate business man who ran as a conservative democrat and did not endorse hillary clinton in 2016. a final look at the dow before we close things out for this hour. the dow was up 36, went into negative territory but has recovered a bit. should news break out, we'll break in. breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. "your world" with neil cavuto is next on the most

his grieving mother joe dell joins me via phone.sorry for that you are loss. >> thank you i appreciate it. >> your son andrew was a scout, a remarkable young man. tell everyone about him. >> he always wanted to help people. he died on his way trying to help his sister because her house was flooded due to the addicks reservoir and their controlled releases. so, i think it's 2700 or something homes that were being flooded. and unfortunately, army cord engines started the flood of that area but didn't quite tell center point, the electrical people to turn off their electrical in that area. so, yesterday when he and his friend shawn were on their way trying to reach alissa's house, which is not on the edge of the subdivision, it's in the interior. and there were at least 4 feet of water in people's yards, they were walking to alissa's house and somehow he stepped on in an area that was already had some sort of electrical charge and basically it was someone's front yard and they had a light on their mailbox, like a lamp post on their mai

the dell inspiron 15 7000 gaming.al as it gets. >>> as we reported earlier, cnn has learned the fbi monitored social media on election day, tracking russian fake news campaign. if you had facebook or twitter, your feed likely included fake news, fake n-- fabricated storis ant hillary clinton. now we have new reporting how lawmakers are looking how fake news spread on facebook and figuring out what they can do to stop it. >> reporter: there's no question according to the fbi that russia used fake news to try to influence the 2016 election. >> they also pushed fake news and propaganda and they used online amplifiers to spread the information to as many people as possible. >> reporter: what democratic congressional investigators want to know is whether russia colluded with the trump campaign to spread false information about hillary clinton through facebook. >> i commend them. >> reporter: senator mark warner has traveled to facebook headquarters in california. while he won't discuss specifics of the meeting, he tells cn

hp and dell are gaining substantially more share, and i want to see that continue.be sexy, but it still propels earnings. julie: when you look at the main demand for printers, it is presumably corporations. as that remained steady over the past few years? >> is a combination. consumer printers are weak, but the high-end is ok. but the pages of being printed is what counts. thanks. joins us next to explain how the next crisis could likely play out. this is bloomberg. ♪ "what'd you miss?" the quantumng about equity crash of august, 2007. institutional funds have snapped back, but questions remain about whether the industry is prepared for another crisis. earlier we spoke to aaron brown, former risk officer at a qr capital management. >> it is a much bigger world, too. we have a lot of retail investors in there. if we do have another quantum , i'm a risks manager, i don't guess what will happen. i just try to figure out how it will play out if it does happen and i think it will take a very different path than it did in august,20's seven -- 2007. abigail: there has been

that ten years ago it's all about convenience and creating the best user experience instant michael dell care co-founder conversion pipeline thank you so much for joining us today thank you for having me. as traditional cable companies continue to fight for viewership and subscribers modern video platforms are exponentially growing while there is more than a few out there the reigning leaders of online video are you tube and facebook but how is that changing the business of media. machine break that down for us the increase in video content on the internet has forever changed the media business between all of the websites and mobile apps there's a seemingly never ending stream of platforms to upload video of the wide variety facebook and youtube that remain on top the. which one guarantees the most views we put it to the test to find out on the archie america you two page a one minute and fifty one second video received a little over four thousand views within twenty four hours on facebook it got over double that at nearly nine thousand but the metrics are measured differently on each on

sixty percent here in the united states joining me to talk about the battle for dollars is michael dell peer co-founder and c.e.o. of conversion by michael first of all thanks for joining us there for every it sounds like google and facebook dominance in the digital ad space is pretty hard to dispute what's your take on it it's true. for the majority of our clients they focus on strategies that yield them a good return on investment and there's no better companies outside of facebook and google if you think about it google owns about ninety percent of the network of websites out there so from an ad dollars standpoint that's the go to but facebook has got more criteria for each person name address phone number where you went to school interests things of this nature and they can target you better and then with over two billion unique facebook users a month there's a better platform so these are the top two though who edges the other one out if you're talking about different advantages for the two companies. coming up a snap chat that just came out but that's hardly really the twenty and

dell doesn't. i had to write that and speak to the gentleman, the two men that held him as he died come here, e his last words were independent i got a chance to speak to his mother about how she received that news. his younger brother bill was his hero, he looked up to bill, worshiped him and when the army car came to the door and the two men came out both the younger brother and mother figured out even before they got the door would have happened. that was the hardest part about writing the book and the most revealing to me and that's something i wanted to know both as an author and historian what this does to the families of the men that don't return. they are still dealing with it to this day, they are still holding his memory as bright as they can. they love to pass out pictures of him and they love to talk about him and meet his friends. when they meet his friends at the reunion it's almost like he's still there. so to me in some ways that was the most interesting part of writing the book is

the only one who referenced the issue was the head coach jack dell rio. >> he said this is something i have done for 11 years. it is not a form of anything other than me being myself. i said okay i very strongly believe in standing for the national anthem but i will respect you to do your thing. >> the coach said he did not know ahead of time lynch would sit but he called it a nonissue and says he does not consider the actions a distraction for himself or for the team. you might recall colin kaepernick kneeling for the national anthem as a member of the 49ers. the former quarterback sparked a debate for protesting social injustice by refusing to stand. he remains an unsigned free- agent. >>> jack dell rio says it is a non-issue but our question of the day is this, is it a non- issue for you? let us know what you think by voting on our twitter page or at ktvu.com. >>> amazon offering up refunds before next week's solar eclipse. >>> five people shot and injured in san jose, what we know about the drive-by shooting in a residential neighborhood. >>> slow traffic on the bay bridge we hav

. >> pretty good for eclipse viewing, it will be warm, little bit more human compared to what we dell with today and today natasha it was practically perfect. sunshine be low humidity, just gorgeous out there, great day to spend time by the pool. at beautiful evening. we're under mostly clear skies and those are going to stay with us as we head to the overnight hours tonight. the official high temperature today in philadelphia, that was 85 degrees and guess what? that is perfectly seasonal for the time of year with the average high around 85. we're now down into the mid 70's in philadelphia. 76 degrees down the shore, 71 in wildwood, 71 in atlantic city. it's 70 right now in allentown and the poconos, already down into the upper 50's. but overall really nice night on tap. now, due points have been on the rise ever so slightly so far this evening, you will notice overnight it's going to be just slightly more muggy compared to last night and as we head to tomorrow, that's steam factor will be kicking back in once again when you're outside safely viewing the eclipse in the afternoon, it

delle ali had put spurs in front but mauricio pochettino saw his side's woes at the national stadium new zealand international wood grabbed the goal to deny his side victory, meaning they've now won just twice in 12 matches at their temporary home while white hart lane is being rebuilt. in the other game on sunday, west bromwich albion and stoke city played out a 1—1 draw at the hawthorns. jay rodriguez had put the hosts in front on his home debut before a defensive mix—up between ahmed hegazi and ben foster handed peter crouch the equaliser. the left footed strike on the seventh 77th minute in the primera division looked like it would get the win. and these are the results. in italy's serie a, milan, napoli, lazio and torino all picked up wins but for fiorentina their horror start continues losing at home to sampdoria. in the german bundesliga, rb leipzig recorded theirfirst win of the season, timo werner with a goal in each half in the 4—1 thumping of freiburg while hannover made it successive wins beating schalke i—o. sebastian vettel‘s lead in the formula one championship is now

scarlet: that was emily chang with michael dell, chairman and ceo of dell technologies.est u.s. refinery is shutting down in the wake of the second landfall. conventional wisdom would say oil prices would surge. that is not happening in the post shale boom world. crude has dropped since harvey hit texas. the economic effects are so different from previous storms. let's bring in the colonists from bloomberg. he has a piece on harvey and energy markets. pointe been making the this is a gasoline story rather than an oil story, but when you look at either of these two brady -- it is a pretty subdued response because we are at a turning point for the disruption is more of the demand side with activity cuts and things than the supply side. >> but is the way we thought of it. if you go back to 2005 with katrina and rita, a large portion of oil and gas production came from the gulf. in agets shut down hurricane. we have had a few things happen. we have had the shale boom, so that moved inland, away from hurricanes. we have seen flooding in south texas that has affected things. p

on the receipt, you could dell, because -- tell, it didn't match the last four digits. >> reporter: this isn't the first time possible security flaws have been exposed. rebecca v rebecca jarvis how a cell phone can swipe the information by being near to it. >> we're able to take your entire credit cart information. >> reporter: the capturing of your card info is not so easily done because most consumers would be aware of a thief getting right next to their card. and when it comes to losing your ch lose the entire chip or a portion of it. but in either event, quote, we strongly suggest replacing the card with a new account and card. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> i once dropped a dorito chip. and i was really, really upset. >> were you worried hackers might take advantage? >> who's going to grab my chip. >> you weren't worried about identity theft, but somebody eating the dorito. >> i've got my chips. >> oh, do you? he's got his chips. >> they are he all accounted for. >> all the chip the are aligned. pringle chips. ♪ >>> i just love looking at those books, national book day, we cele

dell poussaint said yes, putting his career at risk. it's that kind of courage that we want to reward today by passing this right to try bill. but in general, or in conclusion i want to thank the thousands of patients, their families who have taken their wheelchairs, gone to their state capitals, come here to washington, d.c. and advocate for their personal freedom, their personal liberty, for their right to try, for their right to hope and for the right to hope of millions of other americans faced with these incurable diseases. with that, mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the johnson-donnelly amendment at the desk be considered agreed toened a the bill as amended be considered read a third time and passed and that the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: the senator from wisconsin. mr. johnson: i ask unanimous consent that the committee on help with discharged from further consideration of s. 204 and the senate proceed to its immediate consideration. the presiding officer: t

the only one who referenced the issue was the raiders coach jack dell rio who spoke to reporters afterhe game. >> he said this is something i have done for 11 years. it is just me being myself. i said so you understand how i feel i very strongly believe in standing for the national anthem but i will respect you as a man , you do your thing. >> coach later said he did not know ahead of time which would sit but he called it a non- issue for him. he says he does not consider the actions a distraction. >> marshawn lynch not the only one sitting for the national anthem, michael bennett set on the bench during the anthem before a game against the chargers. >> you might recall colin kaepernick kneeling for the national anthem as a member of the 49ers sparking national debate for protesting social injustice by refusing to stand. kaepernick remains unsigned as a free agent. >> jack dell rio says it is a non-issue for him so our question of the day is, is it a nonissue for you? 67% say it is a non-issue, 33% say no. one viewer says he should stand for respects for the hundreds of thousands of pe

dell waur is 67 degrees right now and in new jersey it's a mix of 60s and a couple of spots in the 70s. florence the 71 degrees and now 59 degrees, just cooled down in princeton. but once the sun is up the temperatures going the other way. sn sunshine and a few scattered clouds. and partly to mostly sunny skies in the allentown our ya. up to 84 dwregrees today. a sea breeze is going to keep it nice all day. there is a chance we'll see an isolated shower, possibly a thunderstorm but it is going to be dry and up to 86 degrees in wilmington today. radar and satellite, it does show clouds and see we're in the clear. the next round of clouds will give us a good chance of showers and possibly some thunderstorms will be coming in tomorrow. this is about this time tomorrow. look at the showers just starting to move into the area. a threat of thunderstorms to start with. won't be an all-day rainfall but some scattered showers at 1:45 in the afternoon. and then here comes a line of potentially strong storms coming to the area and we could see some downpours during the evening commute and that cl

. >>> happening now, a mountain lion spotted in san mateo county near dell monte road and -- happened tuesday. unclear if same one, updated on the website, back with more. days driving all over town. so... why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale, and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. the safeway anniversary sale! come in and explore! >>> many are saying it's a miracle she's alive. see that? driver of the bmw that fell seven stories out of parking garage in texas last month now talking about harrowing experience. mistook the gas pedal for the brake, sending car through barrier fence. suffered serious injuries but see her right there, she's lucky to be alive. >> when i hit the ground, i just want to say thank you to all those people that helped me. it was -- get so emotional. horrific. >> group of nearby construction workers rushed in to help her and they did. >>> new turn in hbo hack, new e-mails show the cable network trying to pay off the hackers. leaked "game o

the dell inspiron 15 7000 gaming.ell, as real as it gets. >>> president trump condemning the removal of confederate statues. proslavery thought in southern colleges and courts and the coming of civil war and a professor of civil war and author of "ghosts of jim crowe and ending post racism in america." i've been looking forward to this. the president tweeted about statues this morning saying it's sad to see history and culture of our great history being ripped apart with the removal of great history of statues and monumentess. when he uses words like our history, our statues, who is he referring to? >> i think he's referring to the descendants of people who fought for the confederacy and tried to memorialize it. he was saying we should remember our history and i wish we would get to that process of remembering what the legacy of the confederacy meant and talking about the way in which the civil war was a war to promote slavl slavery. >> and those statues didn't come abo about, many of them, as a fear tactic, to try to

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they were going to throw manley out and shut down the paper but their reply never reached what dell and white supremacists cohorts because the man that wasn't supposed to deliver it mail but instead. he was too afraid to go into that part of the white community. november 10 at 8:00 in the morning or so a crowd of 1000 armed white men gathered in wilmington armory which is between fourth and fifth on market streets. they marched up following waddell at couple of blocks turned right onto seventh street and rampaged on down to the daily record which was at that point leasing a church hall called freelove hall. when i got there they surrounded it and bashed in the door. they shot one man who has remained unidentified in history who apparently ran out the back wounded and then they burned down the newspaper. manley was not the newspaper at that point that they not only shut down the newspaper but they actually burned the entire archive of the black community, all the back records. it's very hard to find even a single copy of the daily record. there are three or four that i know of. there's a

liz: there are respected names who are staying, michael dell of dell computer is staying, wendy morrison of campbell's soup. talk about what's going through their minds, do you think there are more shoes to drop or stay stat like this? >> i have a feeling we're going to see other shoes drop. it's not just about what's happening now for the ceos, cumulatively, tech ceos do not feel the administration is interested in the tech sector. we've had the argument about the h1-b visas and keeping america in front of -- liz: can i interrupt you here? he's hosted tim cook of apple. they obviously have disagreements about things. elon musk who left an earlier council, advisory panel of the president's after he exited the paris climate accord. bob iger of disney. he's been very business friendly and bringing in a lot of tech names, no? >> absolutely. that's the side that has attracted these people that he is business friendly but not necessarily socially friendly and not innovation friendly. he doesn't talk about it, there are no policy statements, you know, so i think that sometimes these ceos are f

dell carmen after 20-year-old girl mysteriously died during a family vacation to playa dell carmen inuary. the hotel where the girl died was one of the locations the police raided. reports claim much of the alcohol in these bars is tainted and part of a larger black-market. >> that's scary there. >>> one week from now, the solar eclipse will be history. that means you have less than a week to get ready. so question for you, iain page, do you have your glasses? >> not yet. but i'm going to have them. i got a week. >> all right. >> if you're hoping to get some of that eye wear speaking to watch the eclipse you got to make sure they're legit. we know what you need to look for to save your eyesight. that's next. ♪ ♪ breaking news out of clementon, new jersey, we're following. skyfox over the scene of where police say a car careened into at least five people shortly before 9:00 this evening. this is on the unit block of east atlantic avenue. medics took five people to the hospital. we don't know how seriously they're hurt. we don't really know the circumstances but we do know that police s

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republican strategist susan dell prosio. we're going to get right to it, because we've got four terrific people. as we just heard from conway, the white house appears to be very aware of this support from the gop. there's another poll showing nearly half of republicans feel they are losing on the issues they care about. susan, is this a sign it's as bad as it seems? >> absolutely. what's also very concerning is the other polling members of congress are going back home and seeing in their own districts. so that's what they are really concerned about. and that's why these poll numbers are just so hard for the president right now to move any agenda through. >> so, nile, there's a quinnipiac poll showing, what, 54% of voters are embarrassed that he's president. 62% think he's not honest. 71% think he's not level headed. republicans complain constantly about his itchy twitter finger. do you think mr. trump is ever going to turn these numbers around? >> i think it's a very upheill battle. other presidents have come back from low a

slowly clear in new jersey and sdel dell. this line of showers loosely holds together that line that extends from d.c. through lancaster county and into the trenton area. that will be pushing to the south. the chances of skiing scattered showers will, increase for south jersey and the shore. while skies are clearing north and west, the clouds over philadelphia are producing showers in new jersey and at the shore in atlantic city. that's 9:00 in the morning. to the south it's cape may and dry to delaware beaches. 1:00 in the afternoon, temperature up to 83 degrees. clouds are thinning. we'll get sunshine in philadelphia. still clouds and lingering shower to just light showers. barely coming down in delaware. then look how nicely it clears out for 6:00 this evening. the temperatures will be cooling down. 70s north and west. low 80s in philadelphia at 7:00. there's dry air moving in. even though it's steamy right now, the humidity is going to be coming down during the day. air show for atlantic city, temperatures climb into the

dell care is 67. and into south jersey, there are some warmer neighborhoods. pitman is at 72 degrees. now 60 degrees even in princeton. it's going to be a warm afternoon. still in august. middle of august and 88 degrees for center city. 80s for the suburbs with plenty of sunshine. plenty of sunshine in the lehigh valley. the shore will get that sea broez so that's going to limit temperatures into the upper 70s and low 80s. upper 80s today and an isolated shower or thunderstorm today is welcome later this afternoon but it's going to be hard to find. the beaches will be warm into the 80s. nothing on the radar and satellite in our area, but look to the west and you sew what is going to be building. that system is going to give us that slight chance of a shower this evening. a better chance we're looking at wet weather tomorrow. this is 6:00 this evening. we're still mainly in the clear with scattered showers to the west, but tomorrow morning the clouds will be building. this the late tonight at 11:30. scattered showers still to our west. tomorrow morning during t

he's a member of the fill the dell eagles and he has -- the philadelphia eagles and he has a quarterback that takes advantage of it. he finds smith 50 yards for the touchdown. eagles lead the dolphins 38-31 in the fourth. >>> on a podcast today, durant intimated that james had a lot to do with others getting out of cleveland. >> there's so much outside distractions and is conversations and noise -- and conversations and noise that comes from being around lebron. kyr ie knows the whole season is going to be about lebron leaving or not. all that stuff met at the pinnacle of why he wanted to leave. he just wanted a situation where he could just play and be free from all that. >> lebron and the ca ves host the celtics in the season opener. >> thank you, jason. >>> good night. thanks for joining us. [ end of realtime captioning ] vo: whenever a craving hits, vo: jack's got your back. jack: somebody craving my smoky jack burger? vo: the smoky jack burger combo for $4.99. vo: hickory-smoked bacon, smoked cheddar cheese, vo: all on an artisan poppyseed bun. vo: plus fries and a refreshing drink.