dominick cane, al jazeera. >>> if you want to know what wildlife is lurking outside your door then asg goes there is an app for that. the map of life is a free application for smartphones and an international collaboration, it took four years to build and jessica baldwin takes a closer look. >> reporter: looking for newts and other pond dwellers but researchers are relying on more than just a net. a smartphone app identifies the bugs along with 35,000 other creatures. the map of life app is an international field guide for birds, bugs, mammals in every part of the global. enter a location and the app gives you lists, pictures and text about the natural life around you but it's not just fiddling on your phone in the park it's pure science and funders include nasa and yale university and people are encouraged to be nasa scientists reporting what they see especially in remote areas where there are gaps in wildlife data. >> you are able to paint an increasingly detailed picture of where is the species now how is its range being lost and how may its range fare in the future. >> reporter: a

back to you. >>> dominick chu. >>> when we come back plenty of green on your screen, all the major averages than 1%. rick santelli, what are you looking at going into the afternoon? >> i'm looking at the board for one thing, up 363 doesn't negate all of yesterday. that's why i love the two-day charts, looking at the difference between 10-year note rates and bund rates, something important going on there you should be aware of. and we're going to talk risk/reward after the break. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical

as dominick tells us, there are other issues making investors nervous. >> the stock market has been struggling to get back to its record high. there are a number of reasons why some investors are proceeding with caution. china is one of the biggest concerns as traders group well the possible slowdown in the world's second biggest economy. >> well, china has emerged as one of the biggest consumers of almost every product on earth. so that will of course have an impact globally for companies that sell things which is all companies. so it will have a significant impact. but i think that the headlines make it appear much worse than what the reality will ultimately be. >> another big worry for the market is tied to what's happening in the oil markets. a big question here is whether or not the drop in oil prices is due to a global economic slowdown. china plays into that story as well. >> i think it is depending whether it is supply or demand driven. if it is demand driven such as china slowing down, i think the world economy could slow down. if it is supply driven, then i think that's okay and ther

dominick knows how he will get there. >> probably right now walking. because of how bad the traffic is planning to be. definitely walking. >> reporter: thousands are expected to park along the camden riverfront and walk across the ben franklin bridge which will be closed to cars that weekend. google maps tells us it's about a four mile walk and should take about an hour and ten minutes, depending on your age. >> at first it's really steep. that will be hard. once you go downhill, easy. once you go downhill it's henot that bad. >> reporter: walking, bussing, it will all be tricky unless you just don't go. >> i heard it will be a gigantic mess so we're staying far away. >> reporter: you see from sky force 10 there's a lot of traffic on the bridge. how weird will it be to see no traffic except humans on this bridge. here's the thing. i want to show you, you can see it's a steady climb uphill. that's why a lot of people exercise here. if you look this way, you can see it's not too, too steep. you should be okay if you drink a lot of water. hopefully the we

jordan is suing dominick's supermarket now out of business for using his image without permission. a jury will decide the fair market value of the infringement which it has acknowledged. >> hackers made good on their threat to expose millions of people who use a website that indicators to cheating spouses. it has reportedly popped up online said to include names, addresses and credit cards of 32 million users. it indicators to married people seeking affairs. hackers threaten to go public unless the website was taken down. >>> the autoworkers union is blasting reports that say general motors may import buicks made in china. the buick envision is a compaq crossover made at a plant in beijing. they would become the first detroit automakering to sell a chinese made vehicle in the u.s. some buicks have been imported from europe. it's certainly to be a bargaining chip in upcoming contract talks between gm and the union. that is a big change if that were to happen. >>> right off china's coast is taiwan. a young woman known as the mcdonned's god easy may be dishing out big macs. right now.

laugh at the idea but to let everyone know that you cannot mess with my boyfriend and went after dominicks> gary: donald sterling is back in the newsprint can you imagine? take the camera out and follow the one with a visor all day? he claims that he was illegally recorded while talking with heart and that she gave the tape to tape and see. which started the reports would t in zepa. --tmz >> gary: there it is. kron 4, we will see if the tv what outpull the radio? >> pam: well, all right gary! >> pam: we will be right >> pam: coming up for our entertainment news is on the way fall by insiders and entertainment tonight sprit then we are back at its o'clock. diane will have the details on this hot weather ahead. >> diane: friday, saturday and sunday with the 90 degree temperatures returning. >> pam: (laughter) >> diane: (laughter) >> pam: will see you then! is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. right now, save up to $1000 on select mattress and adjustable base sets. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> "the inside

he has sued a supermarket, the great dominicks supermarket and chicago using the slogan that you are above the rest on a $2 off coupons. so he is going on the business dominics for $10 million accurate and that will give you a good piece from michael jordan you would never guess who his favorite singer is? >> pam: cool?--who? >> gary: robin thick. >> gary: we wish rabin thick well from all of us at kron corporate if you like to follow me that is just the tip of the ice bart print we are having a can't contest here if you want to follow me g radnich @ kron 4 and i can promise you inside and a hell of a lot of top3 in about myself to rid >> pam: will be right back! ♪ turnaround. ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around. ♪ ♪ turnaround. ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living of the taste of the air. ♪ ♪ turnaround barry. ♪ finally i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack. ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack. ♪ >> pam: we will be back at 11! have a nice evening everyone. ♪ w

dominick brown hit the phillies third homerun of the game in the third inning to give the phils seven to two lead, pretty nice, but the met came back, and in a big way, blasting total of eight homeruns off phillies pitching. they scored 14 unanswered runs and beat the phils 16 to seven. that's 11 homeruns in the game. that's at citizens bank park record. here's manager pete mccann and. >> best thing to do is own to up t it was embarrassing. not what we wanted to see. but put it behind us and move on. >> that's all you can do. talking football now, eagles may think otherwise, but the nfl says that low hit on birds quarterback sad braham forward saturday night, saying it was not a penalty. it was called one during the game, but the head of officials say it was the wrong call, and that bradford was fair game. >> a lot of expert thought eagles linebacker michael kendrick was going to be shipped out of town on draft day, does not look like that now. eagles announced yesterday they signed kendrick to four year contract worth 29 million with 16 million guaranteed. eagles play the pack nerves

dominick brown's three run homerun in the first inning, the first inning, put the phils up five-three. la came right back, put both sides pile on the runs, in the end, dodgers out lasted the phils ten to eight. >> now, chase utley he will be activated from the 15 day disable list today and start tonight against the padres. he's been out of action with a ankle injury, since june. chase went six for 11 in three rehab games. >> there are injuries to report also in eagles training camp. new running back demarco murray missed practice yesterday with a illness also linebacker kiko alonzo had a concussion. quarterback sam bradford working his way back from two acl injuries. he hasn't played in over a year. however, the coaching staff says they've been impressed with his accuracy, bradford says hey so far so good. >> still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news" cvs is making big changes when it comes to their pharmacy. why you may not be able to get some of your normal prescriptions. first though here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. h esisting calls for her resignation including one fro

dominick cane al jazeera. >>> let's talk about this and speak to may who is a bio researcher at the university and joining us by skype and thanks for joining us and what will be the ban of the pesticides expiring at the end of the year? >> we don't know if it will expire. the authorities will take a new look at new collected information at the end of this year and then make a decision to prolong the moratorium or to make a firm decision. >> there is really a debate, may, over what is triggering the decline in bees. in your opinion what is causing it? >> i agree that it's multifactorial and several different factors influence bees and it's important to talk about different bees and the honey bees have been so much in focus and our research is mostly focusing on wild bees. there are over 20,000 species of bees in the world. >> so how concerning is it to you as well as to us how concerned should we be when we see this decline in the bee population and what needs to be done? >> well i think that it's good to focus on all of these different factors that have been in focus, pesticides being one of t

award winning investigative journalist joe dominick is with us now.eard the report from ron allen describing it as a day-to-day thing. when you look at the developments that have happened over the last ten years, the last year, the last month, what's your reflection? >> well, i think this is the ultimate culmination right now of what we're seeing for the 30 years of the war on crime and the war on drugs which was directed almost not exclusively but overwhelmingly at poor african-americans and poor people of color. and i think with trayvon martin it started with trayvon martin, black lives matter, and it's now growing at a real pace, and i think african-americans see it as the civil rights issue of the 21st century and i think rightly so. >> your book i was leafing through it earlier. let me ask you the question. is the crisis in policing that you describe, is it a result of management? is it a result of culture? or is it a result of structure? >> well, it's certainly a result of american culture. we are a racist society and ever since the slave laws i

dominick chu joins us now. what's happening on wall street? what's happening with the 401(k)s out there? this is not good. >> listen. this is four straight days of losses. we haven't really seen this action in white some time. the last time it was a pullback that got close to what we're talking right now is april of october 2011. that's got some people a little bit worried. the interesting part about what's happening right now is that we're down about 228 points on the dow. like you said. but that's well off the worse levels we've seen so far today. so it looks like for now, and i will just say for now, the selling may have stabilized just a little bit. we were down over 300 points at one point. you've got concerns about china. whether or not the economy is slowing down there and whether or not that's going to be indicative of more asian economies -- i mean, china is a huge part of the picture. it's the world's second biggest economy. that's carrying through what's happening with oil prices as well. oil prices that are lower lead to gasoline p

let's send it out to dominick chu for a market flash. >>> i need a bubble gum cigar of my own.rts that german company, a huge giant in that category has possibly secured financing for a potential takeover of the company according to reuters. they say that it will wait for the offer before approaching syngenta. stock up more than 3% this morning. but remember it has its own bid or trying to make a bid for this company around $45 billion. we'll watch those shares as the afternoon gets under way. back over to you. >> that's for sure. let's send it to john fortt for "squawk alley." >>> at&t and direct tv have already gotten enticement to sign on. we'll look at what that says about what's coming and uber's valuation keeps going up. where it is and what it signals and finally david byrne of the talking heads, critical about the business model for streaming, not the same as it ever was. all that and more coming up. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means

jordan filed a civil lawsuit against the now defunct dominick's grocery store chain which he says usede without his permission. >>> that's the cnbc news update, kelly, back to you. >> sue herera, appreciate it. >>> alibaba shares have gone bust so far this year. with china's surprise currency move scaring investors, we'll look to see whether the company's earnings tomorrow could help the stock bounce back or not. that's next. >>> also, oil touching a five-month low. it's not just the energy sector feeling a fallout. we have under the radar names with the biggest exposure to oil. that's in a little bit on the "closing bell." wow. using unused data for all sorts of uploads. my constituents love... to... watch...me talk. today's leftover data means a brighter future tomorrow america. write that down. right now, get $300 credit for every line you switch to at&t when you buy any iphone for $0 down with an eligible smartphone trade- in. helli am a fully automatedt is investment advisory service. i can help you choose the right portfolio. monitor it. and even rebalance it. i've been called in

. >> thank you, dominick. guy, quick reaction? response to that?se sh the most interesting in termst bounce, you may be able to sustain that for a little while. i wish bill griffith a happy birthday from the "fast money" buddies. >> absolutely. thank you very much. we talk about still digesting a jobs report into next week. the bottom line for you is what here? >> the bull is not advanced in any meaningful way. it was a report that was in line with expectations. you saw that with the s&p 500's performance today. you ended up with just a boring summer fry. >> be sure to stick around and catch more of guy coming up on "fast money" at 5:00 p.m. the labor for the participation rate is holing steady. there is only one job that employers cannot fill fast enough because of a mathor skill gap. and watch sales plunging by the largest percentage in years. why that is a bullish sign for wat apple's watch. lio. monitor it. and even rebalance it. i've been called innovative. revolutionary. and just plain smart. i'd blush at the compliment if i could. but i can'

let's send it to dominick chew. >> i'm watching shares of cheg the on line perng platform company.s a smaller cap company, 700 million prior to this earnings report. can you see shares down 7%. they reported earnings of a penny per share. that beats the average analyst estimate for a break even quarter. sales also come in better. $67 million. $64 million is the average analyst estimate. however, the reason why you're seeing that decline, they do offer guidance on q-3 revenues. they expect 74 to $80 million of revenues this current quarter. analysts were looking for on average $82 million. the revenue outlook comes in light. again, a smaller cap company in light trade right now. the shares are down by 7% just around 42,000 shares of trade. so a stock on the move in the after hours. again, a small cap company. back over you to. >> and this is barnes & noble is doing that spinoff of the education business this morning. thank you. time now for a update with sue herrera. >> hi kelly. president obama says his new power plant regulations are the single most important step america has ever