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degree readings northwest so definitely a night and a morning to have the windows open and give the ec a break, 67 in islip and montauk checking in at 75 mcghee degrees this morning, satellite radar shows things nice and quiet with high clouds rotating for but other events that we expect plenty of sunshine with to east across the region. a cold one sweeping through yesterday and that brought writer air across the region setting us up for a nice middle part of the wheat. high pressure nosing its way from the west's all expect nice weather through the next several bids. expect plenty of sunshine, temperatures in the low 80s which is normal for this time of year and a nice stretch, high temperatures in thes, sunshine through saturday, could see some clouds and a chance of an isolated showers. we will get to that earlier. let's get to the commute. ines has the details. joshua komisarjevsky ines: we have an accident on the major deegan across yankee stadium, two lanes blocked, explain delays with construction going on, things are fine on long island, no problems on nassau county, constructi

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cuellar, channel 6 "action news" >>> firefighters are battling a two alarm blaze at a former plast ecs company in burlington township, the fire broke out at 2:30 this afternoon on the unit block of elbow lane, officials say that hazardous materials are inside and firefighters got control just after 4:00. students at drexel university especially those living in off campus apartments are on edge these days, that after a rash of burglaries saturday morning. lets go live to the 3200 block of powelton avenue and annie mccormick. >> jim, that is right, police are telling people to lock their doors and close their windows, this is the time of your where one semester is ending and another is beginning, a lot of kids are moving in and out and police believe that someone is watching in the span of a few days there were five burglaries here off campus. >> i had to break down the front door break down the lock to get to my apartment. >> police think that at least one burglar locked lisa's apartment before jumping out the back window. >> my tv was gone and also my new laptop i got a couple of weeks

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we have a free view for what to expect for another eagles preseason game and an update on the trop ecs, we have hurricane danny that has actually strengthened. what we can expect there and our weather back here at home. coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you melissa. remember to check in with us at 6abc.com/weather, street level radar and storm tracker 6 radar are both there to help you plan your summer weekend. >>> in other news, philadelphia police are looking for one man that they believe is responsible for attacks on women at a golf course, it happened at the cobb's creek golf course in overbrook. the most recent attack happened last friday night and the first on july 11th at 3:30 in the morning. both were able to give vague descriptions of the suspect. >>> surveillance video captured pictures of the crime that happened in front of customers, he demanded crash, cashiers checks and stamps. >> he entered the post office rather calmly and goes in and goes up to the countser and again rather calmly, and proceeds to rob them. >> the suspect took off on foot and is said

this happened during a routine news report outside of rhone ec, virginia. a reporter and photographer were interviewing the head of a local chamber of camera live when a man we now know to be a follower reporter at that same station walked up and shot all three people. we're not showing you the video of the shooting. >> the station says 24-year-old alison parker and award died die -- and 27-year-old adam ward died at the scene. the gunman is identified as vester lee flanagan. he was a reporter who had been fired from the station some time ago. at a news conference that just wrapped up in the last 30 minutes or so, authorities in virginia said the motive is still a mystery. but flanagan had sent a lengthy fax to abc news expressing anger over the charleston shootings and for years believed he was the victim of racial discrimination. >> obviously, this gentleman was disturbed in some way of the way things had transpired at some point in miss -- in his life. it would appear things were spiraling out of control. >> he was found in the car with a self-inflicted

. >>> david with breaking weather news, from the trop ecs, danny is now a category one hurricane, expectedhe windward islands, and another development southwest of bermuda, something we'll keep an eye on and local radar showing you showers and thunderstorms and that continues in the afternoon and tonight and remember that any heavy downpours can produce ponding and puddling on roads, stake it slow out there. >> all right dave, remember mayor michael nutter right now updating residents on what to expect during the upcoming papal visit, good information coming out there. it's streaming live right now at 6abc.com. don't forget to join us for "action news" at hurricane katrina, 5:00 and 6:00 i'm sara bloomquist have a great afternoon. what do a nascar® driver... a comedian... and a professional golfer have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® has also been proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib current

>>ec 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. >> 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 there's too much oil coming on to the market which is great for the consumer. >> then there's what's happening with earnings season. there will be very modest grows because energy-related company are making less money given oil prices. >> the biggest one is the impact of the stronger dollar and energy prices. truly weighing dow

the essex county prosecutor's office giving out this number today. 1877 tips 4 ec. that means essex county. they're asking anyone with any information on any criminal them. for now we are live here in eyewitness news. >>> thank you. we're learning much more art the woman who had acid thrown in her face in queens. sources tell eyewitness news this was not a random attack. the victim 59-year-old alexandria dyer was hit with a jell like chemical mixture getting into her car last night. >> to see somebody throw that thing in the face. because she going to open the door for the car? i don't know. like i tell -- [ inaudible ] she got go to the hospital. like the guy throw away at her. >> she treatment at the burn unit at consider nell hospital and police are looking for the suspect. >>> tower problems on the subway are causing mayor disruptions tonight for the evening commute. there's no 4 and 5 service right now between manhattan and brooklyn. the transformer fire caused problem with power inside the tube which tects the two -- connects the two boroughs. some 5 trains ar

ec-estigators say that brown got away. an officer cornered the other suspect where police say that ean pulled out a gun. the officer then opened fire and edet man died at the scene. f> a loaded firearm was located near his body and another loaded firearm was located in his a ckpack. >> police spent more than six curs combing this area for brown. he also has an outstanding arrant for a homicide in fresno county. s/tovew details tonight about a shootout near stockton last stkmer that made national headlines. na independent report released today found that stockton police nired weapons unnecessarily and unchaps only because officers around them opened fire. the shootout came after three lank robbers took hostages last anly and led police on an hour-long chase. the robber fired 100 rounds at officers and the officers fired more than 600 rounds back, killing two suspects and one of the hostages. tot police department says parts s the report are tough to read, ,ut commends the bravery officers showed that day. />> well, relieved

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we will findwe know that all ecs local. out employment numbers next friday.t numbers are going to show us how well the economy is doing. tom: do you have a call? bill: we think it is going to be slightly weaker, august 10 to come in week and get revised upward. we have a number of 190,000. do not panic when you see that. tom: thank you so much. a friday. have you on how about a four x report? we could have done a one hour four x report? dollar-renminbi, stronger yuan, stronger australian. swiss franc gives it up through the week. u.s. dollar weaker through the week. another hour, including a conversation with james lord of the st. louis fed. stay with us. ♪ tom: in these eight days of august, a fix from 14 to 41. we look back on a tomorrow to us week. we look forward to janet -- he isdecision to not a jackson hole. an extended conversation with james bullard of the st. louis fed. good morning this is bloomberg surveillance, live from our world headquarters in new york. i am tom keene. joining me is vonnie quinn and brendan greeley and jackson hole with protes

economic growth number like 3.7% annual the ec, think maybe in the fog that could raise interest rateseporter: they went skyrocket federal reserve may at the delay a little bit market action in china and house reflected the u.s. in a. the and i think they should be independent but not enough inflation to raise interest rates at all that they shouldn't. but gdp is starting to get the point it will create inflation. highest-paid jobs in all of healthcare. some of 10 health- care. all i'm. but the highest paid salary in america's city assertion. average income $352,000. keep in mind this as a little meat misleading of. for years the school that. for years of medical school. medical school another three rebels and. average doctor so pay off student at. at the number to psychiatrist seems to be the cheapest way to get a salary of a hundred 81,000. general practice hundred 80 on top of that dentists command no. 5 and then pharmacist no. 10 so all these great paying jobs guy like college. but the college work as well. >> stanley: the irrigation water was turned off the stump and oakland hills

the stakes of the ec the fire crews busy all day long putting a hotspots small fires black smoke coming out of the sky. all sorts of conditions rugged terrain 60 business conditions. it's been crews and here longer very tired but very dedicated will be here till this is done. this protective days for five days from now depends on how the weather holds up we are expecting hot weather this weekend so keeping an eye on that as well. >> reporter: like the wind is breezy right now so it doesn't really a problem for tonight in. if the breeze picks up tomorrow the wind kicks up their frayed members could move from the fires and starting fires were and all have a wait-and- see. >> pam: fire crews help fight these wildfires for prison inmates some hundred inmates helping battle the truce on fire alone. these inmates not murderers or arsonists instead they are lower level felons have proved they can work as a team official. say their health is saving the state a lot money prison spokesman upwards of $100 million a year. hundred >> pam: the people lined the streets near lake tahoe today appears sp

area the debris has been carried by an ocean current 415 much the next step is to examine specific ec live attached itself to that when fragment to try to a better idea. of where it has idea >>pam moore: former president george w. bush had the report to jury duty at a dallas courthouse today the 43rd president was not selected but he did have his picture taken with a number of people before leaving the courthouse one of the draws to a local newspaper mr. bush was very personable and very friendly. >>pam moore: are arrested and exposed how sex with and without any clothes on ended up behind bars challenging the normal zero woman judge online because of how she looks will tell you what she did in response + hot car pursuit one man confronts a mother who left her baby inside a parked car in southern california and cameras rolling the fight just ahead. >>grant lodes: they're getting have increasingly calling out parents who left their pets for kids and sunbaked cars on a recent conversation you see here was recorded no rest have been made and the child in this case was ok but 12 children

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. >> so how big a deal is this and what will happen over the next 10 or 20 years as ec 3d printing comento effect? >> but i will say couple of things to bear in mind. the first is the next hot to '08 at christmas will be additive manufacturing. so with the ability to manufacture things the breaking of the tyranny of scale of capital machinery machinery, is the basis and additive manufacturing is the lead technology but cheaper robotics will bring this to scale. what is the hurdle to get over before we can unlock this revolution? it is part cert so can i replicate the process to be sure that i did that? can i predict the fight night actions of that part? and then when i send it somewhere else to be made then we really unleashed the technology and why it is propelled it is costly and transfers resources so as the analog is a tethered maneuver unit with a significant supply chain goes preindustrial revolution the way it operated with the napoleonic era, if it had a good carpenter and metalworker. to pick up materials and to modify the ship to transform its abilities when the new cap did an

the win is not, other read the ec should be granted a real read these so they can go get the job and do something productive instead of sitting around doing nothing and having that hamper them to have a successful return into society. >> host: i will read the first to'' that conservativism but to be a former well-known officer, i found a passage to said that the courts are punishing people who have made mistakes and no rewards for good behavior. for this alone our systems contradict their own mission statement for go for 30 years i believed it was honest and fair and in some ways i still do the after experiencing firsthand from the of the side the thaw and failures and injustices is is not only from the dangerous for every american in the future of this country. no greater threat to a free and democratic nation that a government that fails to protect citizens' freedoms and liberties as aggressively to pursue justice. what you mean by this? >> like i said. i thought i knew the system. i thought we punish people to do bad things but i didn't realize we also take people that violated a

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. >> elements traditionally used for religious stories in peru and ec diso ecuador. >> we are told theitems were stolen from archaeological sites. interpoll with the help of anthropologists launched several raids some in this area to recover the pieces. at interpoll's headquarters, stolen antiques, he was in charge of the operation and says what happened with the archaeological artifacts was not an exception. >> south america is a place that produces the materials. pieces come from other parts of south america to argentina. that's how trafficking happens and it's a multimillion dollar industry. >> reporter: argentina is trying to set a precedent about what to do with recovered antiques. that's why it's offered to send the pieces to the original owners. >> translator: when you go to museums around the world you see they're filled with stolen pieces from another country. it's a type of colonialism. that's why argentina is sendings all these pieces back. >> antiques trafficking has become a major business around the world. and at least this time these artifacts are heading to where they b

ec that and a few seconds here.satellite rate are showing no rain in the forecastle pressure system responsible for the fog. also with the wind speeds picking up the onshore breezes will. have high pressure system making its way to our region will warm ups modestly over the weekend. 11:00 p.m. fog tracker widespread oakland hayward as well be. the parts of san leandro low clouds in place. 6 a.m. to our morning morning commute you see widespread all around much of the east bay. the north bay mill valley center fell in. time pulls back quite a bit. some sunshine out and inland valley locations east bay shoreline everywhere else some clouds much in the forecast their. and a pattern on friday night saturday morning was patchy fog in place as well. dealing with the highest in years differences go hide tomorrow around 3:00. mid- 60's low '70's. across the bridge east bayshore line looks like close '70s on average. the near east bay in the locations of hundred degree 9 degree mark. at even seeing the '90s. justle eighties

>> scott :ec behind me that highway patrol this year and then in the distance and the p g n e crews they're getting ready for tonight's work, they tell me that there will be stringing about 1,500 ft. of power lines across the freeway and that is what they need to close it it will affect the southbound highway 11 from the military accept all the way to ease popular--millbury exit they talked about the work that they're going to do overnight >>:if you look at the pole to the right of me and actually see where the wires go up and where we can pull the power lines across the road. this is sundanese to be done with the highway closed, so what the crews have been doing today is make sure all the preparation is done--this is something that needs to be done it will make the connection on the other side >> scott :this all happened with a contract losing control and crashed into the tower, and that is what this mess here is about. pg&e tells me that they hope to have the work done by 4:00 tomorrow morning you'll want to check the news and we will keep you up-to-date on the closure in berlin gate burl

think about swinging around a tennis ball and it stays there is seems ec we just need to find a way too it. >> if we could send -- save billions of dollars on fuel. >> and to say it could not support itself. >> i think technology is getting us there. >> there is a reason eventually if they could send -- say that much thrust to get off the ground that would make it much easier. deirdre: mac team crazy right now it would be commonplace. >> in an easier way to pick up that jar of sweat. [laughter] thirty-four start ups going under according to a new reports we have the ceo who says his company is different and he will tell you why. you are looking at two airplane fuel gauges. can you spot the difference? no? you can't see that? alright, let's take a look. the one on the right just used 1% less fuel than the one on the left. now, to an airline, a 1% difference could save enough fuel to power hundreds of flights around the world. hey, look at that. pyramids. so you see, two things that are exactly the same have never been more different. ge software. get connected. get insights. get optimiz

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level and the greek government, and they want to have an interim bridge loan for the next week for esn, eced to be paid by greece. and have further talks and agreements within the institutions. there are several discussions right now on how the new -- the new reforms will be implemented by greece. right now there has to be some reform on the pension system. there has to be reform on also the tax collection system, the vat, and also reform on opening closed professions. so we're waiting to see the bill and its draft to be submitted later today to the parliament to see which exact measures the greek parliament has to vote on thursday. >>> coming up, they have walked for days to escape conscription and oppression. >>> and why these shrimps leave a big carbon footprint that is threatening bangladeshi's environment. >>> and the governing body admits that 28 athletes from past championships could have been doping. details coming up in sport. ♪ >>> japan has restarted the nuclear reactor at one of its power stations. it's the first to begin operating under new safety rules since the fukushima disa

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now, maybe it was for politically ec period cent reasons -- expedient reasons but it's politics. that's how things get done. nixon was willing to make compromises, and the record stands for itself. >> i was wondering if you could enlighten us a little bit on -- i go back with nixon when he first ran for congress. he came to washington. and i have had the biggest problem with him right from the beginning. i never thought he was trustworthy, okay? [laughter] >> tricky dick. >> yeah, right. but that early. and the reason i mention that because i remember when he was running the hearings for -- >> alger hiss? >> yeah, alger hiss and so on, it was the most railroad or corrupt hearing i've ever seen in my life. don't get me wrong i'm not an expert. actually, i was an immigrant at the time, so on. but i found that very young -- [inaudible] only because he was very cynical about everything he did. i've never seen in politics -- although now we see more of it. but at that time he was like the most cynical, nasty man i've ever seen. [laughter] he, he was conducting the hearings, and he did

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definitively denying we will continue to have briefings like this on the ec, and throughout asking ourselves every year why this is still an issue. the next slide i want to show real quick is a photo of a meeting between members of the and a rebel movement. this is another example of the lra exploiting ungoverned space. what the lra is doing in these areas is basically glinting gold and diamonds. and then they trade them for food. way tome an important continue to survive. at times they most evolved into a criminal gang. community ando a they won't attack them, even if they are just given food. is a photograph that weree defectors shown. in the previous photo, the defectors look like fierce rebel fighters. here you see a much different perspective. it was a few weeks later after they were able to return home to uganda. i'm not sure if that is a cultural thing. i want to call your attention to , when i met with them all i wanted to talk about was about how such they were to go back to school. the guy in the red jerseys very keen on becoming a famous musician. all of them told me again and aga

ec the corner area below '80s for inland valley kong.urd livermore san jose even up the north bay. not a santa rosa should be in the '80s by 11:00. and 1:00 to 2:00 the see the red indicating the '90s. to be up on you so it's more like the upper 80s and give you a bigger picture bigger idea of what we're dealing with with the heat for tomorrow. in inland valley we will be in the upper 80s east bay shoreline more like the '70s. san francisco state and the low seventies as well. and it's pretty much the transition to about 4:00. and 6:00 you notice a big change their its cooling down. pretty typical round our. and then margot have the warmer trend continued to the warming all week long as. in cooler temperatures, for the weekend. and that is in its forecasts as well. >> pam: the trash room medicine. that ashley madison hackers people looking for who >> pam: the trash room medicine. that ashley madison hackers people looking for who was responsible. sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it

about 80 degrees for center fell 76 mill valley at 78 pence a 80 for now but to mind this is where ecpublic char's more morning about 5 in the morning the peninsula areas this of the cuddly city otherwise your highs for tomorrow in the upper sixties to low 77 forecast. such as i should say friday the leftover showers in place a really 20 percent chance at that and then in time for a week and we will try things up and clear things up guy comes the cloud cover temperatures are back the seasonal average 8285 sunday and monday tuesday things and it clear the of close tuesday overall temperatures really no big change their seasonal temperatures starting monday in the mid next week. line this stock has been destroyed basically hundred $58 a share down to 50 something a big drop today. the coffee puree not a big hit its reviews of one on amazon it not well during the holiday season retailers slashing inventory a session price and then a hundred 5852 there to point out coffee machine ties you to really certain types of pots and affiliates a lot of people with nothing to get excited about. ali

tonight ec already increasing their and tomorrow morning your morning commute about 6:00 a.m.ndicating a chance of patchy drizzle for areas of san mateo as well. the win moved up pretty much widespread with the fog set retail center as the center fells differences go down the san mateo. these are also low clouds oakland hayward livermore transition. now into noon time and parts of all high close the place sunshine and and and allocations concord livermore they see that oakland hayward will get a be just right around here and off with that pettifog by 10:00 p.m. tuesday and wednesday morning. has tomorrow bit of a cooling trend to visualize your to the huge severance their and sentences spoken so areas you see the difference in east bay shoreline and then more like the mid-70s low 70's they see it even more here in the east bay and locations of the 100 state and all the help of the '90s even operatives that that what such an and the south bay cities as well average they're only about 8070 degree mark and remember north bay area yet patchy fog in mill valley locations. at today'

darya: news crew that was killed by gunmen this morning live on air in the joining of the report of the ecor thought from the right hand and consulting reports about whether the government is dead or alive with know he shot himself the station has to live in virginia they were confirming that the gunman had died there live on the air when a co-worker opened fire. >>james: he had long ties in the area as you mentioned his been identified as the 41 year-old fusiform reporter and he was denied the use on their a it was terminated two years ago and today as the day he was sick did that with the local media is saying and a fellow reporters and co-workers are saying this morning to talk it through and walking through his ties to the bay area also hinted san francisco state university he also work the local tv station briefly for time in will the local cbs station and in 2010 and we also learned as one he lives of the well there you half a concrete ties to the area will be working hours forced to drop the dented to flush out a better picture of him and what he was like what you see before he move

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it did give me a lot of leverage when i went forth and said, "hey look, i need time to concentrate ec ly on this case." >> rorter: don poredhrough the fis and nted downe leads. and then a tip came in, seemingly out of nhe. >> so a guy from a repossession company calls the police and says, "hey i repo'd this car earlier today, and there was a lio in the trunk of the car. and as i'm going through the folio, tre ahe articles in there about this murder in placentia from 1994 and there are receipts from sav-on. >> reporter: sav-on. the drugstore chain where cathy was working at the time she was stabbed to death. that had to make everybody sit up straight. >> it did. >> reporter: there was more. the guy whose r had been repossessed had recently been released from state prison and was now in custody for threatening someone with a knife. >> reporter:nd what you wanted to know first was, "where were you on the night cathy torrez disappeared?" >> correct. >> he wain stateso p reporter: so whatever's going guy. >> he -- well, he's not personally. but is he related to -- does he know? what's the

he was arrested on suspicion of having cocaine and ec -- ecstasy -- >> he goes out with that espn roaferltd, right? >> fox now. erin andrews. staal completed 32 hours of community service. finally, when it comes to catching ball at a ballpark, don't be this guy. if you're this guy, you better make sure you candidate. baltimore at seattle. fan tries to catch it, wait, uses his hat -- >> he caught it. >> no, he didn't. >> oh, too bad. >> good try. >> oh. >> good try, man. >> good try, but you gotta catch it. >> duke, you want him to jump the railing? >> he could hurt himself. >> how about this guy right here? now, it's a different guy. >> they really want a ball. >> you allowed to do that? >> no, but, you know, it's a baseball game. maybe there was a beverage involved. [laughter] this guy tries to use his hat. he misses. bottom line here my advice, my commentary, if you're going to use your hat, make sure you candidate. if you don't and you lose your hat, the usher shouldn't have to bring it back to you. >> that's very useful. i'll remember that the next time i use my hat to catch a ball. [la

team of 21 to purchase tobacco products berkeley they said there has been to what a 50% increase in ec great use among high school seniors over last three years the city council will consider the proposal at a september 15th meeting. >>darya: members of a book club who were thrown off the napa valley wine train over the weekend because there were too loud the group of women said their kicked off the train not for been allowed to but because they are black the sea of the napa valley wine train issued an apology to the mostly african- american women's the club members said the company was 100 percent wrong in his handling the issue they're one of the level of the club members to call off and she says that apologetic that was not acceptable the wine train seattle sent an e-mail ticket for responsibility in any math he detailed each consultant and apologize and in what we were accurately and sensitive to you and the members of the book club please accept my apology for my mistakes and failures he added that the employees will look for additional cultural diversity and since a similar train