they are look at ea, doing well. does not have execution on the mobile side in any significant way and there are plot forms to get gaming today. ipads,ly, smartphones, etc. in thelity of gaming ipad arena is less. look at grand theft auto on the ipad. it is not good. they have to get it right. they are figuring out how to leverage china and have not in from a significant revenue yet. it is possible. not proven. johnson, wecory will be talking more. evilmegacorp is pushing into e-sports. gamers have competitive matches with each other. guest: some of the lasting franchises and have organized communitiesround that are competitive overtime. you think of league of legends and call of duty or counterstrike. they are focused on community-based competitive play. there are 100 million users. e is a multiplayer battle arena with teams of 2-3 players competing. we want to free up the core gaming and enable the billions with touchscreens to take part. you have to have a great game and build a community around it that plays in t

>> if you look at ea, they are doing well.he challenge with take two is they do not have execution on the mobile side in any significant way and there are platforms to get gaming today. certainly, smartphones, ipads, etc. that is not where take two has dominated. the quality of gaming in the ipad arena is less. look at grand theft auto on the ipad. it is not good. they have to get it right. they are figuring out how to leverage china and have not in -- have not been able to increase from a significant standpoint and a user base yet. it is possible. not proven. emily: eric, cory johnson, we will be talking more. superevilmegacorp is pushing into e-sports. best name ever. you just raised $26 billion and you are pushing into this area of gaming called e-sports. why do you think it will be a big deal? guest: some of the lasting and consolen pc have organized themselves around communities that are competitive over time. you think of league of legends and call of duty or counterstrike. these big, growing franchises are already cente

you focus on mobile gaming and worked at ea.ow well do you see take-two adjusting to the taste of gamers? you have other companies competing. kristian: the console base is growing and that is true. if you compare that to the amount of smartphones out there, the industry is in transition and that is going away from selling the game on opening weekend and having a time with no revenue. there is an ongoing revenue stream from these games. the big story is how quickly are the companies adapting to the games being a product you buy off of the shelf to being a service that you consume over time and pay for over time. it is better for gamers and investors. there is a more predictable revenue trajectory. emily: how well are companies moderating that transition? eric: if you look at ea, they are doing well. take two does not have execution on the mobile side in any significant way and there are platforms to get gaming today. certainly, smartphones, ipads, etc. the quality of gaming in the arena is less. if you look at grand theft auto on

any veteran who served, they are not going to wait in line to see if they can get services out of the ea system. we will given a card where they can go to any health facility in america they need. we are going to make sure they get the mental health support, the vast majority of them don't need it, they come back stronger and better, but for those who do, it is the federal government and president's role to make sure they get the mental health support and counseling they need. we have seen horrible incidents of violence in america. you will say, we get to do this, we got to do that trade in almost every one of those incidents it was someone who was mentally ill, and others knew that he posed a threat of others, to himself or and we did not do anything. we don't need to change the gun laws. we need to change the mental health laws so we can protect ourselves from those who are clearly violently mentally ill or it -- ill. one of the laws i changed in new york after a horrible incident is i got the state legislature to pass a law allowing new york state to put in a secure mental health faci

ea stomach. i don't know that i want to be staring down and looking at chau balkau. i want want to eat him. >>> and ron washington was a very busy man tonight . >>> this abc 7 sports report is brought to you by xfinity. and a's made one change today, firing third base coach, replas him with their old coach, ron washington, who was on the staff. a very busy man in seattle. third inning, franklin gutierrez and that's way out. mariners up 4-0. and oakland has just one hit for the first four innings. and then explode, 7-run inning. and great hustle here by josh ruttic. and we're tied. and iwakuma threw a no hitter thirty-two nights ago. and the a's go on to win 11-5. cubs riding high themselves. chris bryant, walk off home wr two down in the 9th, giving them their fifth straight win. they've nguyen 1 -- 21 of their last 26 games. and the indicars come to sonoma. and yesterday, sage carem crashed and parts of his car flew through the air and a large part of debris hitting wilson in the head, and he died that hospital, only 37 years old. safe to say, no one expected this.

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ea stomach. i don't know that i want to be staring down and looking at chau balkau. i want want to eat him. >>> and ron washington was a very busy man tonight . >>> this abc 7 sports report is brought to you by xfinity. and a's made one change today, firing third base coach, replas him with their old coach, ron washington, who was on the staff. a very busy man in seattle. third inning, franklin gutierrez and that's way out. mariners up 4-0. and oakland has just one hit for the first four innings. and then explode, 7-run inning. and great hustle here by josh ruttic. and we're tied. and iwakuma threw a no hitter thirty-two nights ago. and the a's go on to win 11-5. cubs riding high themselves. chris bryant, walk off home wr two down in the 9th, giving them their fifth straight win. they've nguyen 1 -- 21 of their last 26 games. and the indicars come to sonoma. and yesterday, sage carem crashed and parts of his car flew through the air and a large part of debris hitting wilson in the head, and he died that hospital, only 37 years old. safe to say, no one expected this.

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it is all about call of duty for activision, but ea has a big star wars game coming this quarter that everybody is excited about. can call of duty stand up to that competition? >> i do not think so. i think that this star wars is really going to be a big hit. i question whether call of duty can truly be able to meet that type of level of success that star wars will get. i would expect call of duty to be another good release, but there is a question about fatigue. the game that i have seen so far promoted does not seem to live up to the hype of the developer who is considered a very good developer. they have been doing this for about three years, developing this game. i think it will do well, but whether it will beat star wars i am skeptical. emily: do they have another big hit under their belt? >> i think the hit will be a combination of guitar hero live, which is very interesting with millenials. it allows people to become a rock star in first person brady see the audience can we see the real time, and it is realistic. and skylight or will be a big hit with kids this year, especially

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tu'nt veo the phoenix ea around the start of the evening rush. making it dangerous to drive or breathe. these dust clouds are becoming common in that part of the country. fortunately, this is the monsoon seas in arizona, and a huge downpour drowned the dust cloud tonight before it could cause major problems. >> janice, soak it with water. >> they did have some storms today. we had a few around here across the tri-state area early this morning and again this afternoon. we were tracking a few over connecticut around 7:00 this evening. the thunderstorms moved on now. dumped heavy rain, about an inch or so, inch and a half of rain. it's now done. it'll feel great the next several days, especia y at night. this is our top of the rock view from the camera. 78 degrees. mostly clear skies. still very warm out in the city. later on tonight, in the 67 0s in midtown. north and west, you'll be in the 50s. the lower humidity is key for how it'll feel the next several days. the heat and humidity will return over the weekend. enjoy these next several days while

down the shore we can get ea little relief from the heat, we'll stop in the mid to upper 80s. watch out for rip currents we have ocean temperatures in the 70s, off atlantic city and cape may and across the bay into delaware, but rip currents are a possibility. lots of sun in philadelphia. with some of the fair weather cloud cover developing during the day. hot and humid, high of 895. one degree off the record. here's how we get there. 75 by 8:00. comfortable if you want to go out early and get exercising in, it will be humid. 85 by 11:00. 2:00 p.m., 893 high of 95 probably around 4:00 p.m. tomorrow it's pretty much more of the same. we have a cold front that will get closer to us. high pressure off the coast continuing to circulate hot and humid air we'll get into the 90s and continue our heat wave which will start today, third straight day of 90 or better. in the northern and western suburbs there could be a stray shower or thunderstorm. a better chance of that kind of things moving closer to philadelphia on wednesday. today, hot even humid, 95. tomorrow, sticky, 94 stray sto

italy: -- emily: what is the most pondered --ea he idea you pondered about how humans could potentiallyurvive in the future? peter: we should give nuclear power very serious consideration, it does not create greenhouse gases. emily: is it about other -- other solar systems? is mars going to be first? peter: there are a lot of things that make mars natural, yes. emily: you ponder several futures, including human action area -- human extinction. what are the possibilities about that? peter: what are the technologies we need to develop? we need to stay focused on that and i think our prospects are very good. emily: you have a startup island off the coast. what is your vision there? peter: this is sort of a side , the question is is it possible to create a new community that we could start a new society that would have very different rules and be able to govern itself? this is still far in the future, but it has a lot of people interested. emily: so you imagine this as being another country? peter: it would be another country, and it would cost tens of billions to build, more capital than i

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there is ea photographer on the side of the track but this car goes wide -- >> oh, no!h, gosh. >> that was a direct hit. >> there is a huge hit on this guy. as i play it here you can see this kid here is the one taking himself from the relative safety of this protected area and taking himself into the middle of the track because obviously he wants to get himself a better shot. >> oh! >> he goes flying. all the other cars quickly screech to a halt and later in the video everybody starts running out to make sure this guy is okay. >> that impact sounded awful. >> now look, he did survive. he survived with injuries, but he's expected to recover. >>> from russia we head on over to america, the most american of racing being really quick over a quarter of a mile. keep an eye on the left-hand side lane closest to the camera, things quickly go wrong and we have that impact right there, but keep watching as he drifts across, suddenly out of nowhere it gets a lot bigger. >> oh! >> suddenly we have another angle on this same video. then this basically is the most american of videos

we will watch that one very, very closely ea. cross the board, 84 on wednesday, 82 on thursday. beautiful out there saturday and sunday, the temperatures are warmer. temperatures approaching the 90- degree weather again. nice run of weather, especially starting tomorrow. >> all right, thank you. >> otis livingston is back with sports. we will be right back. >>> time for sports with otis livingston. >> the mets are certainly on a roll, winning four straight. they pounded out 49 runs, including the win over the phillies last night, and they wasted little time playing long ball tonight. the second batter in, the 2-run shot, and that's the mets up 2- 0, and noah syndergaard looking for his first road win ever, coming up big at the plate. he drives in travis darno to give them the lead, and syndergaard would give it back in the 3rd, allowing two 2-run homer. and phillies take the lead, but syndergaard finishes strong, and they are going to get howard swinging into the 5th. pinch hitting for syndergaard. the comebacker for the final out, and that's a 4-out save, the mets win the 6th s

there is ea photographer on the side of the track but this car goes wide -- >> oh, no! oh, gosh. >> that was a direct hit. >> there is a huge hit on this guy. as i play it here you can see this kid here is the one taking himself from the relative safety of this protected area and taking himself into the middle of the track because obviously he wants to get himself a better shot. >> oh! >> he goes flying. all the other cars quickly screech to a halt and later in the video everybody starts running out to make sure this guy is okay. >> that impact sounded awful. >> now look, he did survive. he survived with injuries, but he's expected to recover. >>> from russia we head on over to america, the most american of racing being really quick over a quarter of a mile. keep an eye on the left-hand side lane closest to the camera, things quickly go wrong and we have that impact right there, but keep watching as he drifts across, suddenly out of nowhere it gets a lot bigger. >> oh! >> suddenly we have another angle on this same video. then this basically is the most american of vide

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eagles! >> right now 5at 6:00, a battle of the birds. the eagles preseason clash against the ravens. for the first time, eagles fans will see sam bradford in action. some fans are still tailgating, others are making their way inside. kickoff is just about an hour away. good evening. there's a lot of excitement surrounding tonight's game, and quarterback sam bradford will be making his eagles debut. we have live team coverage of the second preseason game. randy gyllenhaal is hanging with eagles fans, but let's go to john clark live on the field where the players are getting warmed up. >> reporter: you can see the birds behind me getting ready for their second preseason game, and the big story is the debut of sam bradford as the quarterback for the eagles. much of the eagles success this year depends on sam bradford and that surgery repaired knee. here's sam warming up earlier and this is a huge deal for sam. it has been a year since he has played in the preseason game. in fact, a year ago

onbc bay ea- >>> nbc stations across the country are all involved in this. this is our live adoption counter on nbcbayarea.com and you can see there have been more than 16,500 adoptions today nationwide. locally we're here at 600 plus, that's just here in the bay area. many more will have a home. peggy bunker is live right now the at silicon valley in milpitas with some very special guests, and peggy, you brighten up around dogs. >> i have two, of course i love animals, all animals and a lot of people really love kitty cats, cat people and dog people, then both, but kittens at this one shelter here in milpitas, they have 400 bottle fed kittens right now that are being taken care of. so many cats, big overpopulation problem. they're helping get these adopted. i have named this one gene simmons for obvious reasons. and i think he'd make an excellent pet. he's 15 years old, and he needs someone to take care of him in his golden years. a huge problem here, overpopulation. they have a lot. 7:00 they're open, free adoptions all over. >> i am homeownered you would

secondly, this is a big problem for reporting in the middle ea east. >> all in the whole of region, journalists have to tread very carefully. they're under severe pressure. we have journalists who try to cover what is going on in syria. we have journalists under pressure in lebanon. we see journalists under pressure in turkey. we see journalists in the whole of the region working in very difficult times. this decision today sends out a strong message that actually there is going to be political clamp down if journalists step out of line. >> you and i would both agree with this sentiment that at this time of oppression there is no more important time than to stand up and report the job as you see it. >> they're being forced only to report what the government will allow them to report. it inevitably means that there is censorship in play, and people will not find out what is going on. i think there is a danger that we're going to see now in egypt much more self censorship. it's really important that egyptian me and egyptian journalistic institutions stand up and fight for their rights. call out f

these are the areas of the watches and warnings, the ea cuheba. nothing in florida just yet. probably in the next 36 hours, though, they'll be issuing watches and warnings, as well. back to you. >> janice, thank you. disturbing details about the m who shot and killed two journalists in virginia on live television. alison parker and adam ward were murdered wednesday morning. vester flanagan pulled the trigger. nbc fiwet obtained this it video showing the sparse living conditions inside flanagan's apartment. and yesterday the police say they found weapons, ammo, a to do list and disguises in the rental car where he shot himself. parker spoke today, the father. >> i met the people she worked with and the people that really looed her, and it was -- ofoundly difficult for me. >> flanagan was fired from kdbj twoeyears ago after numerous angry explosions in the newsroom. he worked at other stations where he carried on the same way. >>> new at 6:00, a tsa screener at laguardia airport is accused of preying on a foreign exchange student, telling her she needed to go through extra secu

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the idea that the united states needs to maintain very large numbers of troops, very large lanue ea mbers of bases outside the united states is basically been the unquestioned status quo,. i'm happy to say hhemever there are growing numbers of people across the political spectrum, from rideaht ridears o to left d everywhere in between, who are beginning to question the status quo's. one of the most obvious reasons is the cost. overseas bases are extremely expensive compared to keeping troops on bases in the united states. biased my estimate, and 2014 on an annual basis we are spending around $85 billion per year to maintain bases in troops overseas and that is a very conservative estimate. that fideaure alone is larger than tt figure alone is larger than the budget of any government agency except that the department of defense itself. that doesn't count the cost of bases in iraq and afghanistan, there are still a good number of both countries. he and those country that figure reaches around hundred $56 billion, and that's a conservative estimate. beyond financial cost however, there are h

was back in a uniform for the first time since he got punched in the face by a teammate. plt.hemoh d ea gu yr olfalyov. yoaiorin wh arfialweens, norticl avs,ndoghruosco sup >>> mid august and a long wait is over for the mets. otis livingston here with that in sports tonight, that's right. fans can get fired up. more great news for the mets and the fans to come off the three-game of the rockies. they will welcome back cab tin david wright when jason degrom takes the hill tonight. wright had a right hamstring strain followed by a major lower back issue that took up most of the four-month absence. it was later diagnosed as spinal stenosis. the top of the order is clicking. >> go out there and perform and help the team win. these guys have done a tremendous job and put us in a position, you know, to be in a playoff hunt right down to the stretch. you know, i am just excited to be back. excited to take the field again. >> good to be a met fan these days. after losing to the indians, the yankees woke up a half game out of first behind the red hot blue jays. and injury to that insult, they hav

witnesses say the driver of the suv stopped brie briefly them backed down the block to dauphin and headed ea east. >> an accident is just an accident. when you leave that's when it becomes something different. >> reporter: carli suffered a mild concussion, bumps and bruises. she stayed overnight at the hospital for observation. police did get a possible plate number from witnesses jsg6673. neighbors and family members are hoping the driver will come forward. >> automatically. yeah, because he'll get caught no matter what. you know, suppose it was his child. >> turn yourself in and get it behind you. you know what it mean. it's an accident. >> reporter: carli is improving and may return home as early this evening or first thing tomorrow morning. police say if you know the whereabouts of that light colored jeep suv, you should get in touch with them right away. chris? >> thanks, dave. us congressman shock at a fattah says he's innocent despite a federal racketeering indictment. he talked to reporters in the area today for the first time since that indictment. he's accused of engaging in fraud

you're all in the same ar a ea. today a heavier police presence here and at stations throughout europe. as leaders debate how to make trains more secure while keeping the hundreds of millions who use them every year moving. tonight two of the americans, skarlatos and stone, are at a military base in germany, flown there for more medical care. here in paris, investigators have until tomorrow morning to either charge the suspect or ask for more time for questioning. lester? >> kelly cobiella, thank you. >>> there's yet another remarkable story to tell you about. people risking their own lives to help in the face of violence. the drivers who subdued a man after he alle migedly gunned down a louisiana state igtrooelr in cold blood. that trooper died today from his injuries. and now we're learning that the suspect may be linked to a second murder. we get the details from nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: steven vincent was responding to what may have seemed like a routine call for a 13-year veteran of the louisiana stat

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nuclear deal saying that it would ea historic mistake to squander this opportunity. >> the u.s. tax code, we will target -- talk with the former ceo. mark: and if google search determines the next president, it will be donald trump. we will find out what users are asking about other candidates. mark: welcome to bloomberg market day on this wednesday, august 5. let's check wall street. stocks moving higher on stronger corporate earnings news and the institute of supply management that service providers expanded at the fastest pace in a decade since last month. the broader market s&p 500 is up about .4%. the s&p is the first winning day they've had in five days. one stock that we are watching on this wednesday is amplify snacks. the company has shares in the eye no. falling, down 1.6% at $45 a barrel. still trying to regain footing after the deep decline. taking a hit and extending losses that shows you service. let's look at how bond markets are trading. curve.ger end of the they stated this morning that shows the service is our strength and in the u.s.. and the fed could hike in

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ea's not realistic to suggest that you would do that. it's not realistic to create a e nce in places where fences can't-- can't be built. >> reporter: bush trails trump in all the early voting states and conceded republicans have responded to the political novice's hard-edged immigration message. >> our border is not controlled, so they're frustrated. what we need is a concrete plan to fix it, and i have those leadership skills and that's why i can talk about it. i talk about specific, tangible things we can do. >> reporter: bush favors a path to legalization for undocumented immigrants here now. >> dealing with the 11 million people that are here illegally in a way that is practical, that edesn't cost hundreds of billions of dollars and doesn't tear communities asunder. o reporter: we asked trump's campaign to respond to bush's many criticisms. charlie, possibly, for the first time in this campaign, trump had no comment. tt rose: major garrett in south carolina, major, thanks. the debate over immigration has turned red hot in huntington

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companies like netflix, electronic arts, ea.er companies involved had to have an. , lot of those companies without any corresponding gain in the cash flow or profit. those are the gains that have gone up because they've gone up. those places, the big money managers might take a little money off the table if they sense a change in direction here in the markets. not for a couple of days but the next few months and beyond. mark: they might be a victim of their own success. what about their level of exposure at this point? >> you can write a book on trading netflix alone over the last year. the company has made a conscious decision to throw money to marketing and content costs and give up on the pursuit of profitability. the prophets have not been there as a result. is been the biggest mover and correspondingly, earlier today, it was the biggest loser in the market. i talked to one analyst that told me that talking to a hedge fund trader, he was told that the biggest winner this year, he said netflix. sell that one. inhink that is n

trained to recognize that kind of highly sensitive information and not discuss it outside of classified >>eas. >> pelley: jan crawford reporting for us this evening. jan, thank you. republican presidential contenders were quick to take advantage, and nancy cordes has that. >> we need popular support. >> reporter: clinton's e-mail problems have gone from fodder for republicans to a virtual feast. lker was wisconsin governor >>ott walker today: r hillary clinton would be a good deceiver in chief but she cannot be trusted to be the commander in chief. >> reporter: and this was former florida governor jeb bush: t thinking it was okay to use a private server, thinking that der server would be safer than the state department's firewalls? >> reporter: business woman carly fiorina accused clinton of lying. do you think hillary clinton did hee right thing, handing over her e-mail server to the f.b.i.? >> of course, and she should have done it long ago and she did the wrong thing by deciding which e-mails to destroy. >> reporter: at the very least, it's a distraction for clinton, who has tried to stick

can the catch up with ea? scarlet: good afternoon everyone, i am scarlet fu. rebounde have seen this around session highs as we had toward the close. can think some of that too warren buffett at his five. -- and his big buy. energy stocks are getting a bounce back after recent weakness. trading down about 14% from the 10 day average. keep in mind this is sluggish volume. come inside the bloomberg terminal. there are some technical factors at work. this is the s&p 500 on an intraday basis. the purple line at the bottom is the 200 and moving average. it is the average price over the last 200 and trading days. what is noteworthy here is right around early july the s&p 500 dipped below the 200 moving day average and closed below it. and then it has been a line of support since then. it in july 27, at august the seventh, but we have now held above it so far. keep watch for this level. we will see how much of that support level will hold. to treasuryver markets cause i know we will be talking about the fed and dr. greenspan's comments this morning. the yield continu

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