that woman is candy fisher's daughter, who lost her mother and stepbrother at the hands of michael fisherseeing fisher's violent outburst puts her over the edge. >> god will get you for what you did to me. >> it was a terrifying moment for her. it's something that's affected her, i think, to this day. >> deputies handcuff fisher and remove him from the courtroom. witnesses notice a smirk on his face. >> he was laughing. it was as though it was a joke to him. he didn't have anything to lose. >> it's only later that the horrible scene starts to sink in for deputy eby. >> i did not feel scared at the moment. after seeing the pictures and, you know, what could have happened, but at the time i just reacted to the moment and did what i felt i had to. >> as it turns out, fisher would have had a very difficult time getting a handle on deputy eby's gun, because eby's glock 40 is a secured in a high-security, level three holster. >> it takes three mechanisms to release the gun from my holster, three different actions. he did not break any of the levels of the holster. >> this is your opportunity to

there's whisenhunt and fisher getting a little talk. a lot of hey, have a nice seasons there for you fellas. >> john: even oregon, oregon state guys talking. >> kevin: that's what you get sometimes. mariota, we asked him, what do you think it would be like opening day when people in honolulu are watching? he said, well, my friends took off of work for the preseason opener. i'm guessing it will be special. >> john: a lot of calling in sick in honolulu. >> kevin: let's look at the day for marcus mariota. john, you liked it. what did you see? >> john: i saw a tremendous amount of poise. i see the accuracy, the arm strength, you see the athletic ability. the ability when things break down, or on designed runs to get down and right there, the pocket presence. he did everything he should have, and you see some targets that could become very good. you see some downs. mark barron should have had interception. there will be ups and downs. all in all, it's a superstar franchise quarterback in marcus mariota. >> kevin: he walks off hands the glove

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anthony: we are back with mark fisher. gary: let' s talk about the energy markets, where we are today. let' s talk about the commodity prices and what you think is setting the commodity prices right now. mark: number one, i don' t know why anyone would want to listen to me because i was shocked with the market did. gary: you' ve developed based on being the most successful energy trading, you felt in our lifetime we would have never seen crude oil trade below $70. why? mark: i do not think the technology would make the inroads into the energy market. anthony: fracking and everything? mark: i did not think we would be able to tap the supply of oil that we are able to tap now. i did not think, because of the horizontal drilling, to get as much oil as we can. think about it, the fact we are now becoming energy independent is shocking to me. i don' t want to get into politics, but a lot of the reason with us being energy independent is a lot of reason why we are going ahead and making the decisions we are making. anthony: you

there's whisenhunt and fisher getting a little talk.ot of hey, have a nice seasons there for you fellas. >> john: even oregon, oregon state guys talking. >> kevin: that's what you get sometimes. mariota, we asked him, what do you think it would be like opening day when people in honolulu are watching? he said, well, my friends took off of work for the preseason opener. i'm guessing it will be special. >> john: a lot of calling in sick in honolulu. >> kevin: let's look at the day for marcus mariota. john, you liked it. what did you see? >> john: i saw a tremendous amount of poise. i see the accuracy, the arm strength, you see the athletic ability. the ability when things break down, or on designed runs to get down and right there, the pocket presence. he did everything he should have, and you see some targets that could become very good. you see some downs. mark barron should have had interception. there will be ups and downs. all in all, it's a superstar franchise quarterback in marcus mariota. >> kevin: he walks off hands the gloves to

stephanie fisher, i wellness manager, is that eight data analytics training in sacramento. she cannot be here. she asked me to highlight a couple of things. so in the mitre ar in the binder are to reports. the highlights include that we had to 93 unique participants in the first quarter of the year. and for 90 in the second quarter of the year. in the health wellness center. eap served 61 new contents and continues with 95. so that's another place where i just have to comment dhr.. they really are moving requisitions through quickly. deposition, jeff was promoted on monday and we had the position filled within two weeks. so hopefully, this will continue. we have a fitness event that attracted 270 people in three hours. it went through 10 different stations of things that can do. that is like. the key thing is we were new people. there were the same people that come to our classes. i want to thank the vendors who all came. the provided activities and handouts . we have recruited an additional 64 wellness champions in different departments. we now have well over 120 of them.

. >> later, it's fisher on fischer. richard fisher gives us his take on comments made over the weekend by fed vice chair stanley fischer. find out if richard fisher thinks a september rate hike is on track. >> are they related? ♪ ♪ (dorothy) toto, i've a feeling we're not in kansas anymore... (morpheus) after this, there is no turning back. (spock) history is replete with turning points. (kevin) wow, this is great. (commentator) where fantasy becomes reality! (penguin 1) where are we going? (penguin 2) the future, boys. the glorious future. (vo) at&t and directv are now one- bringing your television and wireless together- and taking entertainment to places you'd never imagine. (rick) louis, i think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship. ♪ ♪ isn't it beautiful when things just come together? build a beautiful website with squarespace. i'm a senior field technician for pg&e here in san jose. pg&e is using new technology to improve our system, replacing pipelines throughout the city of san jose, to provide safe a

chief meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz has more on erika and three big storms in the pacific. >> reporter: well, erika dissipated over the weekend, but still a lot of tropical moisture and it being focused along a weak front here and along the coastal areas wchl that a lot of heavy rainfall expected through monday. a widespread 2 to 4 inches possible with all those downpours and storms but some local totals could be over 5 inches of rain ail the way to charleston, north carolina, and that's where we could have a higher risk of flash flooding. three major hurricanes east of the dateline from kilo to ignacio to jimena. meanwhile in the lower 48, the week is about the warmth in the east. well above average temperatures. it looks like summer is going to hold on strong. a lot of 80s and 90s. new york stock exchange, up to 90 monday and tuesday. more of that later this week. i'm eric fisher for cbs news. >>> more residents in central oregon are being told to evacuate as firefighters battle a group of raging wildfires. the fires cover 150 square miles, more than three dozen

how far apart are these chosen four from vice-chairman fisher?ty far from each other. i think esther george is the most sensible of the bunch and i think that my friend has been kind of out to lunch for the last couple of years so i think the fed is very divided right because it has no basic rules. tom: the money issue here is in the last two days we have all had heartburn and heart attacks over these markets. what could be worse than what we have seen? >> there is a school of thought. you look at gary gordon that yale i can't rim his name right now at stanford and what they have been arguing is that the fed has been reducing liquidity? -- so talk of4 qe4 -- charles, tom has to go to radio so we have to say goodbye to him. sorry to cut you off. questionk a twitter early on and we have some answers and with to give you some of those answers now. has the fell off changed the fed's timetable. of and thatreminds fed that we need to have tools in the tool chest. rates going up. vonnie: that is pretty self-explanatory. to second answer i will get is th

mel fisher. he was the world's greatest treasure hunter and he went out to look for sunken spanish galleons around here and is quite famous for having wrecks of the santa margarita and a spanish galleons that wrecked in 1622 about 25 miles west of key west. back in the colonial time, spain had set up a worldwide trade network, and a lot of it sailed right past here following the gulfstream back to spain. what they did was the spanish had colonies in south america, central america and they were , doing a lot of mining. they were generating a lot of precious metals, especially silver from these mines. a whole network was set up of trade fleet sailing from spain to the new world, bringing european goods to the colonists in the americas. but then on the return voyage, carrying lots of silver back to spain. in 1622, one of the treasure -- which had gone to south america, in this case, went to colombia and panama. this fleet took europeans to the colonies and it picked up people who wanted to go back t

mark: you mentioned richard fisher, what is his legacy of the dallas fed? fed is knowndallas as the most independent fed of them all and they are out there in terms of the focus on inflation and the focus on free markets. richard fisher was proud of the fact that texas led the nation in job creation because of the oil business. mark: the king of segues. opponent has implications for the economy, inflation, and commodities. commodity prices are taking it on the chin again today reflecting investor fears about weakness in emerging markets specifically china, saying they are hitting the lowest levels of the year does not do the drop justice. the last time the commodity index all the levels was 2002. what have we learned about global economics this year that is causing this crisis of commodities confidence? betty: you should ask michael. he is the economist. michale: i like your enthusiasm. olivia: if you look at the u.n. evaluation and what it does to china, perhaps it will help jumpstart exports and maybe they can export their currencies. that doesn't not do

stanley fisher said a september rate hike is still on the table. fisher said it depends on the economic data and the markets in the next two weeks. but he was clear abouts which wy the rate needle is pointing. >> we're heading in that direction. what's happening in particular with the labor markets, we'll have to see if that continues when we get the data for next week, has been impressive, and the economy is returning to normal. we're not certain we're there yet. >> his comments come after a wild ten days on wall street that began with a chinese devaluation and saw a huge daily hundred-point market swings. many connected them to the chance of a fed hike. >> we've got time to wait and see the incoming data and see exactly what is going on now in the economy. >> fisher tried to ease market concerns over the rate hike saying the fed could indeed stop for a while once they do a single hike. but not all fed officials are convinced. one of the most dovish members of the federal open market committee, minneapolis fed president, cautioned that the market

fisher on fischer. mr. fisher, read the tea leaves. what was he saying?s he going in september or not? >> look, first of all i hope ancestry.com finds out that we're related. i actually had a cousin who was a rhodesian back then, one of the last members of the cabinet was stan was there. i admire him immensely. i thought he handled that interview like a classic central banker. he didn't commit to anything. i think he's right and i think -- >> right about what? tell me what he said. >> one thing he did say at the end was that it's the agreement of the committee and it was when i was there until march that they would move very gradually once they started to move and not necessarily automatically. i think that's the key take-away. he did the right thing by being perfectly neutral. you know, he's out there in jackson hole. jacob frankel, one of his predecessors, governor of the bank of israel, another incredibly accomplished man, was saying publicly get on with it. so i thought stan fischer, even if he spells his name wrong at the end with a "c" did a very go

fisher from dartmouth, just a few minutes from now. let's get you caught up on some of the top stories. one of the most serious crises on the korean peninsula in years, talks between the north and south are in its third day of talks. demands that south korea and the propaganda broadcast. harry reid has come out in favor of the iranian nuclear deal. he was one of the democrats who hadn't announced how they would vote. upma has been trying to line enough lawmakers to make sure it doesn't get killed in congress. today the french president france'shree americans highest decoration. they prevented what could have been a mass shooting on a french train. -- the gun man would have been successful is my friend had not gotten up. i want that lesson to be learned going forward, in times of terror, do something. moroccan gunman is a who had been flagged as a radical islamist. hiringe is planning a binge on september 9. they will add 4000 employees. the restaurant industry has been struggling to retain staff. chipotle hopes to entice new potentiall

and remember, as stan fisher has said, the other fisher has said, we'll still have hyper accommodative. every banker i know, whether they're giant bankers, a little community banker, want to have some interest margin. >> right. as do retirees. >> and most corporate ceos i know do not feel a quarter point on fed funds will destroy the economy. maybe you have a different view. but the point is, there's no net interest margin for banks. the bankers and i know, including the 12 bankers that serve on the advisory committee, one from each federal reserve district, unanimously want to see some movement so they can start having some incentive to lend. there's no incentive to lend right now. >> john, what do you think, from your perspective, what would you rather see happen? >> well, i think that the economy that's most -- greatest interest to lily is what impact is interest -- raising interest rate or not going to have on the larger economy. in terms of the impact it's going to have on our company, you know, a slight rise in interest rates is not going to have a material impact on us. but i th

fisher cited improved u.s. labor figures and a stronger u.s. economy. he said, quote, we will most likely need to proceed cautiously in normalizing the stance of monetary policy. for the purpose of meeting our goals the entire path of interest rates matters more than the particular timing of the first increase. you may remember back in 1981 fed chairman paul volker sent rates soaring but it helped salvage our economy. the last time they raised rates was in june of 2008. any hint of a hike has shaken stocks. then fed chairman ben bernanke said the fed's economic stimulus program may slow. >> if the incoming data supports the view that the economy is able to sustain a reasonable cruising speed, we will ease the pressure on the accelerator by gradually reducing the pace of purchases. any needs to consider applying the brakes by raising short-term brakes is still far in the future. >> well, it is not now that far in the future. the much anticipated fed meeting on a decision comes on september 17th. no matter what the fed does, only one thing will matter. th

in in it you can see tyler fisher goes under fisher undercover and he went around to ten ten psychics in the city. i got a reading, future prediction from a palm reading with a hidden camera to see if psychics are real. >> i went with i went with tyler in the west village by five locations he went to undercover. in the various videos, they would tell him something different about his future. >> are you married? >> you are in your late 30s. maybe a child, but not marriage. you're not the marrying type kind. >> i've got two kids. >> i straight up asked him do you think they are legit. >> i don't think it's legit. i felt they are all reading from a script. >> in some videos he's on the street. some are in a basement. he went to a variety of psychics. now he seemed to pick up some skills while undercover. undercover. he even gave a psychic reading himself so i asked him to read my palm. >> here is your lifeline. it looks short. it looks really short. i would say end of the week. >> oh my god. >> so i i would live it up. i wouldn't even be interviewing people i would be outliving your life

alix: i want to bring in our guest, peter fisher. we are talking productivity. good news about the economy -- productivity is slowing, but some bad news, productivity is slowing. confused? so are a lot of economists. when you look at that chart, what are the two scenarios you see? peter: what has to be worrying for us all is the slowdown in productivity has to raise the question of how sustainable corporate profits are at the fed has to wonder whether corporations are not going to start looking for pricing power. the fed is not looking at inflation right up at you can't see a slowdown of productivity that powerful without the fed worrying about it a little. what are the biggest misconceptions when it comes to productivity? peter: look how good earnings have been, that's -- why should i worry about productivity. we have to confront the numbers we've got and we have to address them. is this a cyclical productivity rebound or a productivity slump? peter: we don't know. fed has to worry about it for its part and it has been a profound slowdown. there is a worry we h

fisher spoke with tom keene. the low interest rates are designed to help the recovery of the economy. they have done that very well. to five, and10 that is what they are intended to do. they also intend to help investment. sawould be happier if we more physical investments and financial investment probably. , andare doing their job the fed has handled this very well. i can say that because i have learned that lately. let's get to the phrase that i describe u.s. altra accommodative. accommodative. what is that, and why do we have this reticent worldwide to raise interest rates? this was said at a time when we got zero was as low as you go on interest rate, could not be more accommodative than zero. now we know you can go negative as well. it is extremely accommodative to not have to pay interest. nominal interest for sure. that is what this monetary policy is about. it has worked. tom: why are we struggling to raise rates a little bit. >> the interesting situation in which we are is the climate has been rising pre

brothers ron and mark fisher are on their yearly fishing trip. >> every year my brother would come ups annual fishing trip trying to outdo me, catching fish and little sibling competitions. >> we had a great afternoon fishing. we caught a lot of fish, the weather was perfect. >> content with their catch, the fisher brothers charter a four-seater plane to shuttle them to anchorage. at 7:45 p.m., the siblings along with another passenger and the pilot take off. >> the sun's still up. it's still july so it's land of the midnight sun. perfect alaskan night. >> 40 miles away, the midnight sun shines on a stadium where a baseball game between the fairbanks gold panners and the anchorage bucks is under way. in addition to baseball tonight, the stadium complex is housing soccer and track and field events, and it's filled with fans. >> there's a lot of events going on. there's a lot of people outside that day. >> back in the plane, ron and mark cross the cook inlet and enter anchorage air space. >> the sun's hitting on anchorage. all the buildings have the reflections. probably the prettiest n

kristin fisher has more>> reporter: the top two men on democrats -- two democrats have come out against the deal. sen. schumer's vote really matter. is the most influential jewish voice and is also in line to become the next democratic leader. former officials in the obama in ministration are questioning if schumer should get the drop -- job. >> here is how john kerry responded yesterday.>> i profoundly disagree with the judgment made. i would respectfully suggest that rejecting it is not a policy for the future. it does not offer any alternative. >> reporter: republicans are bracing schumer's decision. today mike huckabee called the democratic defection huge and significant. >> this is an example of statements ship -- statesmanship, of partnership. we know schumer a sincere round of applause for standing up and putting america first, putting piece first, and saying no to the deal.>> reporter: the white house is downplaying the defection, saying it won't impact the decision of other democrats. magnet a mistake -- make no mistake, this is not the news the president wanted. kristin fisher

i want to bring in peter fisher.h black rock investments, peter, you're looking at a very, very busy day, and you have talked specifically about how the investor appeared to you like he or she has been hoarding lately. what did they do today? what behavior did you see and what were you doing with black rock? >> well, black rock is doing everything all the time. we try to sort of out what we think the trends are in the market. as charlie said a moment ago. the central banks have been pumping up asset prices for seven years. i don't think anyone should be surprised if we see asset values come off the way they have. that's really natural. they pumped up the commodity complex and the equity complex, credit markets and now we're paying for it, unfortunately. so yet we're doing a little bit of everything at black rock every day. it was a very noisy chaotic open this morning but luckily things have stabilized since then >> i'm hearing a lot about the fed. now, barkly has just changed its outlook. expecting the fed to tighte

meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz is tracking the storm and a cooldown for millions of americans. >> we've been keeping a close eye on danny for several days now. at one point a strong hurricane category 3 but a wind shear has been tearing danny apart which is great news for anyone near the virgin islands, the leeward islands south of puerto rico. winds decreasing, so wind not a big story. it could brick beneficial rain. drought rain would be a very good thick without damage from the wind. >>> story in the west, we've got high pressure in control. the winds dying down in the northwest. without a wind smoke hanging in the air. it's going to be a dry week. we're not expecting much rain in helping the efforts. >>> meanwhile some rain in the northeast. 60s and 70s around the great lakes. the u.p. of michigan staying in the 60s. very comfortable for the week. i'm architecture fisher for cbs news. >>> this morning with there was a string of explosions and a large fire at a u.s. army depot in japan. no injuries were reported. the building that was reported was used to store

kristin fisher with more on the man's death, and what it will mean for the terrorist organization.>> reporter: this is a big low for isis. not only was he number two, he was also the primary coordinator for moving weapons, explosives, and militants between iraq and syria. before isis, he was a book people for al qaeda. he was detained by us forces in 2005 where he admitted his involvement with the terror group. he became head of operations in iraq for isis. he helped plan the devastating offensive on the city of mosley in 2014. that is near where he was finally taken out. he was killed in a drone strike on tuesday along with one other isis operated. as former army chief of staff put it earlier, it's yet another example of the declining caliber of isis's leadership. >> we have reduced the leaders in there. that's what we did before. that makes a difference. now you have second, third, fourth stringers coming in.>> reporter: according to bob scales, a few days before the number two was killed, the number one guy was also almost killed on the exact same stretch of road, sign that the us

i'm eric fisher for cbs news. >>> donald trum listen speak in alabama at a pep rally tornado. jeb bush is deblding his use of the term of immigrants born in the united states. brook sil va brook silva-braga is here. >> reporter: 46,000 voters turned out for the last gop presidential primary. nearly that many people are expected tonight. usually they host college football but the friday night-lights this week will shine on donald trump. >> they went to a room that held 2,000 people and heard that wasn't big enough and the convention wasn't big enough. there's going to end up being alabama. >> reporter: he offed up his plan for deportation calling on the papers of undocumented workers and called their children anchor babies. >> we're a diverse country. that's a virtue. country. >> reporter: bush has also used the term "anchor baby" in the past and defended using it. >> i don't. i don't regret, do you have a better term? if you have a better term, i'll use it. i'm serious. >> reporter: bob j jindal suggested the former secretary of state would be guilty of perjury if she hasn't t

tom: what did you learn from professor fisher?re was a subtle shot president york fed said is bow, where he would not say it is less likely or more likely we would raise rates going into the september meeting, where dudley said it is less likely going into that interview. it was a little bit of let's not react to the latest volatility. tom: let's bring the show to a total halt. why does this language, the semantics, matter? from more likely, less likely, to several, a few? carl: the fact that stanley fischer shows the same words as dudley and kind of rolled it back -- ruben,is is like robert problematic -- mike: he outlined the two parameters of what the fed is looking at. one is inflation. he said there is good reason to believe inflation will move higher as the forces holding down inflation dissipate further. therefore cast is inflation is still going to go higher. ir forecast is that inflation is still going to go higher. everybody is looking at friday as the key to whether the fed moves. if we get a good number, the bets will

onvia: we had peter fisher earlier.ks the chinese government devaluing the yuan still the concern we are seeing now. jamie: i believe that. some people think leading market forces better determine the value of the rmb. other people think they were doing a little of that but they were also trying to make their exports more competitive. -- olivia: smell the desperation. jamie: when they keep making decisions like a basque and their nuclear response to the natural correction in the stock market, it makes us think may be they know something we do not of theout the weakness chinese economy. why are they being so aggressive? it brings us back to the issue of the numbers. , but who knows if that is correct. with the capital flight, i am concerned about where the chinese economy is going. there are good fundamentals but big questions. joiningthank you for us. jaime metzl, senior fellow at the atlantic council. and shenwan hongyuan securities trader gerry alfonso. in the u.s. equity markets. you're looking at the dow. off by 360

. >> thank you, senator fisher. i would also just acknowledge that senator, it's good to have you here this afternoon. i appreciate that senator fisher is holding this hearing. we've done extensive work together on both technology and transportation and i'm excited to examine further where government can help and conversely, where government can stop hindering. and in meeting the infrastructure challenges especially, this is important. senator fisher and i discussed the tremendous innovation happening in this country. we're both excited by it and how some of our government agencies may not actually be equipped to keep up with the innovation. this is a theme i'm sure our panel of witnesses will update us on today. technology is quickly changing in everything, how we commute, even how we hail a cab. we have opportunities to dramatically reduce public safety, address infrastructure problems in creative new ways. the federal government can be a key player in helping to advance and utilize the developing technologies. le

stan fisher put it well. >> i think stan fisher put it well, the strong dollar, what's happening in chinae other way over the next several months. i guess your point you didn't answer sprefl joe's question, which is where would your formula? i believe it's around 1% smr it's the 1% or a little better at this point. you know, the economy is not as good as we'd like. it's moving ahead. so you plug in the numbers. that's why i say, a 1.2 inflation, it might mean it should be one rather than a 2% interest rate, 1.5 rather than 2.5. it doesn't mean 0. that's the confusion people have when they come to these numbers. >> go ahead. >> it comes down to making a judgment calm. >> i know, right. >> despite the rule, you say you know what, all the things you talked about, the market moves, i got to look through those things, john, go ahead. >> if your doctor told you, it's art too as well, don't you wish there were some things would absolutely do it? because you might be subjectively in error or affected by something, you know, that affects only you. it's not good for the greater good. it's not just

jurors found the brooklyn man guilty of the 2003 murder of college football player mark fisher. the lawyer wants the conviction thrown out. he claims there was proscatorial misconduct in the trial. >> he wants that opportunity to prove to the judge and to prove to the prosecutors and, most importantly, to the fisher family that he is innocent. >> now, you may remember this, his case was full of twists and turns that included his mom trying to get close to a juror during the trial. the brooklyn district attorney examined evidence in his case earlier this year and affirmed the conviction. a new hearing is set for november. >>> we got some good news to tell you right now. pp . breaking news here. we told you bout the train delays earlier. the 2, 3, 4 and 5 trains resumed service. they have some residual delays, but, of course, service is resumed now. >> running, again. >>> coming up, as news 4 at 6:00 continues, what was going on i west orange new jersey this morning that had dozens of law enforcement agencies converging on the same spot? >>> also,nwhere retailers have agreed to st

. >> kristin fisher live in washington with what led to the fire yiks change and cha happened next? >> good morning, kristin? >> jorge ramos has been trying to get an interview with trump for months. it never happened. he went to a press conference in iowa. that's where the problem started. trump didn't call on ramos so he started asking questions out of turn. >> sit down. you weren't called. sit down. sit down. sit down. go ahead. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> no you don't. you haven't been called. >> i have a right to ask the question. >> go back to univision. >> >> you cannot deport 11 million people. >> you weren't called. >> escorted out by a security guard. trump later allowed him back in where the two engaged in a fiery exchange over his popularity with latino voters. trump says he's winning with latinos, ramos says he is losing. they are trying to steel back some of the spotlight by taking a queue from his own play book and hitting back. >> mr. trump believes you can just round people up and that it is an easy thing to do because he's a successful guy and he will

meteorologist eric fisher of our cbs station wbz says erika is on track to menace florida and southeast. >> we continue to watch erika's progress. already brought flooding rain into the leeward islands. it continues to work its way west as we head through the 234ek9 to 36 hours. tropical storms out for puerto rico, the dominican republic, as well as the turks and caicos and now also parts of the bahamas. here's a look at the track. that could actually really bring down the intensity of the storm. very mountainous terrain, tends to destroy tropical systems if they go right over the top of it but it could reorganize it and takes a packet right up the eastern coast of florida and the southeastern coast of the united states. at that point it could be a hurricane, perhaps a stronger hurricane if it can survive that trip. to the mountainous terrain of hispaniola. a lot of very warm water here, well up into the 80s. in terms of the steering currents, it's parallel to the coast so it could be several days before it tracks up florida and any of those states. we'll be monitoring erika carefully o

i want to bring in our guest, peter fisher. we are talking productivity. good news about the economy. productivity is slowing, but some bad news, productivity is slowing. confused? so are a lot of economists. welcome to the show. peter: thanks, it's great to be here. alix: when you look at that chart, what are the two scenarios you see? peter: what has to be worrying for us all is the slowdown in productivity has to raise the question of how sustainable corporate profits are. the feds have to wonder whether corporations are not going to start looking for pricing power. fed is not worried about inflation right now but you can't see a slowdown of productivity that powerful without the fed worrying about it a little. scarlet: what are the biggest misconceptions when it comes to productivity? peter: that is a macro economist problem. that is not my problem. look how good earnings have been, that's -- why should i worry about productivity? there are reports that productivity is better than has been reported. i think we have to confront the numbers we've got and

chief meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz is tracking the storm. >> the tropics very active in multiple locations. we'll start with danny, a storm that's well off to the east of the island in the western antill antilles. it's a small compact hurricane but it's packing a punch. it's a fighter, intensifying overnight. there's a window of intensification over the next 24 hours. we switch to the pacific, another tropical storm here. this will strengthen and probably be tropical storm kilo. danny will weaken as it approaches the islands and heading over to the british and virgin islands. by monday and over to puerto rico as a tropical storm, something i'll keep a close eye on over the next couple of days. and then what will be kilo taking a big sweeping curve. you notice by tuesday it's taking an uncertain track here. this is one to keep very close attention on. this is a track that can be very dangerous for hawaii. >>> and in the lower 48 watching a potent system to kick off the weekend. a lot of severe weather diving into the midwest. severe weather is likely on saturday

. >> reporter: pastor michael fisher also wants to feel safe in compton. >> father, we know that your be true -- >> describe the differences between compton 1986, when nwa came on the scene, and compton 2015? >> you had the loud music. you also had a lot of violence. you had a lot of bloods and crips. unfortunately, 2015 doesn't look a whole lot different. >> reporter: fisher has brought together gang members and police hoping to work together. >> 50 years old. >> yes, sir. >> you started gang banging when you were 10? >> it comes from lack of value. >> what was your pain? >> i was raped when i was 8 years old. i didn't know how to read when i was little because of inside home issues. my mother, she was a great woman. my father, he was a womanizer. >> ever shoot anybody? >> i've been convicted of it. >> ever stab anybody? >> i've been convicted of it. >> you've hurt people? >> yes. >> reporter: it's a hurt and rage nwa documented in its lyrics. compt compton, california, then and now. it's like many corners of america still deeply plagued by problems generations old. "straight outta c

take a look at what's left of wayne fisher lake county home. fisher says he and his wife barely escaped. >> the fir was maybe 150 feet in the air. my wife and i knew there's no way we would save this place we jumped in the car and got out of here. >> governor brown toured the fire today. he thank craw and said his administration is bracing for the worst as fire season continues. >> moving to presidential politicing. top 10 candidates for the g.o.p. presidential nomination took the stage in cleveland for a spirited exchange tonight with of course donald trump right there in the middle. karen travers is there. >> the fireworks started early. >> mr. trump. >> i can not say i have to respect the person that if it's not me. >> he's already hedge >> he's already hedging his bet because he's used to buying politician. >>reporter: trump quickly put on the spot. asked to explain past comment at the fox moderate ritor calls dispairnl moderate ritor calls dispairnling against women. but no apology from the business mogul. >> i think the big problem this c

. >> reporter: all wayne fisher can do is look at what is left of his sprawling home one that burned in a matter of minutes. >> we can't havedidn't have anytime at all. if we had stayed, we wouldn't be here right now. so i'm glad we had enough sense to jump in the car and get on you of here. fasten your seatbelts. it will be a rough ride. >> reporter: surrounded by some of the 3,000 firefighters working on the rocky fire, governor jerry brown warned this massive event would could just be the prelude to many more. >> i think this is the beginning and it's acting like it's the end. so, yeah we have a real challenge in california. >> we have 14 national guard crews have been activated. each has 20 individuals. so they have started showing up here. >> reporter: as firefighters work to douse hot spots, cal fire reports the rocky fire is now 40% contained. but there is still concern warm and windy weather ahead could produce more trouble. sdl we >> we know there is a lightning storm coming. we're an dispay thing that so we're moving resources. >> reporter: wayne fisher has already lost eve

for more on what is happening in the west and other weather updates we're joined by eric fisher of our boston station wbz, what is the update. >> reporter: in the west good and bad news, the good news less wind, the bad news still very warm, dry all week long. pretty tranquil weather with calmer winds. we'll talk about a lot of smoke and haze hanging in the air. >> glor: in the east in the tropics you are watching tropical storm danny. >> danny is entering the shredder here t was a powerful hurricane but the wind sheer blows all the storms off to the east. you notice that sandblasted look to danny, now barely a tropical storm. the track takes it off to the west sot of the virgin islands tomorrow, south of puerto rico on tuesday and if anything it might actually bring beneficial rain. that part of the world, very, very dry el iting with extreme drought. meanwhile the lower 48, a lot of cool air coming down for monday into tuesday which means a taste of early autumn. look at the highs, 60s in the twin cities, chicago, detroit, barely out of the 60s. same story down into kentucky, jeff so

for more on all of this rewith join the by eric fisher chief meteorologist in our boston station wbz. eric, what are you looking at? >> reporter: we're watching this trp call moisture from northward. though it is not organized, a lot of that moisture meeting up with a frontal boundary focus the tropical moisture into heavy rainfall. flash mooding-- flash flooding. the main issue across georgia and through south carolina. local totals could be over five inches of rain and that is why we are concerned with those areas. in the pas civic something never observed before. we saw three major hurricanes all spinning at once east of the "dateline", only impact here rough surf for hawaii, especially the northern shore. so good news on that front. meanwhile on the lower 48, this week is about the heat. some are holding on 80s, 90s, for much of the midwest, northeast, 90s. new york city, jeff, looks like this will go all the way through the labor day weekend. >> glor: eric fisher, thank you very much. in the northwest a powerful winter-like storm is being blamed for at least two deaths and plenty

eric fisher is chief meteorologist at our cbs sister station in boston, wbz. >> erika is a disorganized tropical storm but it butt it doesn't take a lot when you have the tropical rain to cause a lot of issues. puerto rico, the northern shores of the dominican republic, and tropical storm watches out for the turks and cacos. this is the track as we head through the next few days. it should cross puerto rico tonight, remain a tropical storm as it moves off to the north and west. it's when it arrives in the bahamass this weekend that we see uncertainty in the track. that's why you see the track cone expanding at this point. towards the beginning of the week it's expected to be a category 1 hurricane at least off the shore of florida and drift its way northward as we head into the week. once we get to the bahamass it encounters everywhere warm waters. that is fuel for tropical systemssystems and winds sheeridize down. the steering currents parallel the coast so this should be a a storm along the southeast coast for several days next week, a story that will stick around for many days. >> du

take a look at what's left of wayne fisher lake county home.r says he and his wife barely escaped. >> the fir was maybe 150 feet in the air. my wife and i knew there's no way we would save this place we jumped in the car and got out of here. >> governor brown toured the fire today. he thank craw and said his administration is bracing for the worst as fire season continues. >> moving to presidential politicing. top 10 candidates for the g.o.p. presidential nomination took the stage in cleveland for a spirited exchange tonight with of course donald trump right there in the middle. karen travers is there. >> the fireworks started early. >> mr. trump. >> i can not say i have to respect the person that if it's not me. >> he's already hedge >> he's already hedging his bet because he's used to buying politician. >>reporter: trump quickly put on the spot. asked to explain past comment at the fox moderate ritor calls dispairnl moderate ritor calls dispairnling against women. but no apology from the business mogul. >> i think the big problem this country

they are suspected of trafficking drug and one vessel he is referring to disappeared and all of the fishers on board died leaving behind a group of widows woo have been organizing and struggling for first of all truth and justice when it comes to the faith of their husband. i was able to meet them over there and they suspect the u.s. military sunk the ships. i haven't seen enough evidence yet to conclude that but there is circumstantial evidence that is the case. benefits to bases. we have seen military personal and locals interact. we have military personal committing crimes sadly and being involved in accidents that cause deaths and other damage. but this is a major way in which the united states is engaging with the rest of the world. i think we need to again think about and find other forms of enga engagement. the argument is not to close the bases and go home and retreat to some isolationist united states. the argument is if we close bases overseas as i hope we begin to do we also need to boost our diplomatic engagement. as we were bringing troops home send more foreign service officer