sfl you think u sam fisher sort of did yellen's dirty work? the markets seemed to be skeptical when she spoke, but then reacted sharply when fisher spoke and seemed to believe him that the hike was on the table at this point. . >> i was a little surprised by the market's notion of rallying. i think it's consistent with the hike this year. the case is strengthened in resent months if r a rate hike. why did it rally? now, again, fisher did say yes to the possibility of one in september and maybe more than one this year. and maybe that's what spooked the market. not sure if it a, paid attention to what yellen said or what fisher said. i don't see a lot of space between them. maybe fisher put a more hawkish spin on it. i think the difference is a quarter point in december. zpl steve, thank you. of course, when that quarter point happen, that's what the markets are so fixated on. i asked the that question because the market reaction on the back of stan fisher's comment seemed sharp, especially as bewent through the day because take a look at what h

today it's australian kathryn james fisher. she's leading a campaign that seeks justice for victims of sexual assault from base servicemen and base workers. >> reporter: tens of thousands of people gathered to protest a crime that shocked the nation. weeks earlier police arrested a former u.s. marine who was working at a military base. they believe he assaulted and murdered a 20-year-old japanese woman. kathryn jane fisher travelled from tokyo to join the rally. years ago she endured a similar attack. >> i am not afraid. i'm not ashamed to say i am a survivor of u.s. military rape. >> reporter: fisher came to japan with her family. she raised three children. in 2002 everything changed when she was the victim of a horrific attack. she was visiting south of tokyo where the u.s. has a naval base. in the parking lot, she was raped by an american serviceman. a seself-portrait she drew shory afterward depicts her terror. for years she suffered from insomnia, flashbacks, and other sysymptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder. >> i cou

table. -- stanley fisher. he has set the stage it seems. now investors are waiting to see what janet yellen have to say when she's weeks in jackson hole, wyoming, when she speaks saturday. -- when she speaks. we look for reaction and indication this ill may be on the table. what did you hear when he spoke yesterday? >> i describe it more as an aggressive talk and an ill tempered does. dove.l tempered david: do you think a rate hike is on the table? >> i think without question they should be considering a rate hike. the conditions in the u.s. warrant one. the real question is how can the global economy cope with this? have notomething they previously looked up at something they're much more attuned to today. >> what a rate hike make any difference to the bench we have seen in credit markets? -- the binge we have seen and markets? >> no question he would make a difference. we have seen central banks are becoming key. we think a surprise rate hike would have a negative impact. david: there was a pre-tagore at the

tom: can stand fisher do that?ritical question. 2007, do weo august jettison the complexities of dst and go back to what they want which is simpler models? john taylor one simpler models. them i think he wants because of the policies they produce rather than the other way around. it is physics of copernicus and galileo, we are not yet ready for einstein. tom: we have just gone to astronomy,social copernicus and galileo with adam posen getting us ready for stand fisher. coming up in moments, stanley fischer. from london and washington, this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg "surveillance." i am francine keene in london, tom washington, d.c. ahead of the stanley fischer interview. tom: we need to digress to politics, which means speaking to martin shanker. counts and tonight there is a critical vote for senator mccain. bring us up to date on his battle in arizona. martin: he had a tough fight but the polling shows it looks like he is going to come through. we have a primary in florida where marco rubio is r

there are reports that the site will be examined tomorrow by no less than a's majority co-owner john fisher. >> this is not the only one they're looking at but they've gotten very serious. they are only looking in oakland. we are going to keep the a's in oakland. >> reporter: the howard terminal has pluses and minuses. no close by bart station. pluses include direct ferry access on a dock that can handle multiple ferries at the same time. plus, rabid fans. >> i think it would be a great idea for the community and the team overall. i think it will draw on a new fan base and keep the old fan base as well. >> obviously they need a new stadium. in order to keep them from moving, we build a new stadium for them. >> in's not enough people coming to the games now. >> the thought of having it stay in oakland, that's a good thing for me. >> reporter: what about the minuses? >> we just went to chicago and there wasn't a freeway or station there and people got to the stadium. there will be a way. >> reporter: everything seems to indicate that after proposal after proposal after proposal we may be near

the fbi went to a town after a man fisher is accused of murdering his family 15 years ago and blowing up their home. the man picked up was fingerprinted and the resemblance he was not fisher who could be anywhere. >> i don't think there's any reason to think he's not alive. >> fisher is to fbi's most wanted list. >>> a bombshell court ruling. sheriff arpaio and three employees have been referred for criminal prosecution. what does this mean especially with the sheriff running for reelection. >> this didn't come as a surprise to either side but it's a huge deal for a judge refer a sitting sheriff for charges. the resigning, but community members gather informed celebrate the judges ruling. the judge wants arpaio to consequences for wrong-doing, disobeying court orders, obstruction and lying under oath. >> this so-called sheriff, the so-called law man, doesn't care >> when someone criminal ates a -- violates a court order there's consequences. >> our community is ready to see the sheriff in pink underwear and shackles as he's done for the families that targeted for years. >> area -- arp

is this janet yellen, fisher, is this something else? >> it's all stan fisher.ber when yellen first started talking the market was in fact rallying because she gave indication there's potential for new and other policy tools in part of her commentary this morning. so the market just assumed that meant absolutely no rate hike in september and that was more off to the races. stanley fisher had a fit over the way the market was reacting and had to come out and say, no, no, there's going to be two rate hikes this year alone. so you have to assume september and december. market went from up 14 to minus 6 or minus 7 relatively quickly. but even that being said, i think that's the whole reason the market turned around. i still don't think you're getting a rate hike in september at all. and i think the market's going to continue to churn. we're still in that 2150, 2175 range. haven't broken down or haven't broken up really, therefore the market's just going to continue to churn. >> all right. kenny, thanks for the info. kenny polcari on the floor. back in two minutes wi

is that the fed's job in fisher didn't touch on that at all. >> maybe the country is.ped the ball in the lap of congress. he juans to steer the eyes of his colleagues in the direction of let's not fixate on this piece of the cycle and where we're going to be in another yearful he is trying to push for his own model of how things should operate from here. and you mentioned yellen's speech. she is more or less saying people think we're going to have a lot of room to cut rates in the next recession because that's the way it's been in the past so the fed has raised too much to get us into a recession. and we're not going to do that. so that's a different way of thinking as well. >> my favorite part is where she has a warning for future policy makers that if you suppress rates for too long and lay the suggestion out that rates will be there for a long time you might encourage financial risk taking which is a big piece of the criticism of today's fed. >> it's a big piece of the criticism of today's fed. i do think it informs yellen's orientation to forever peep kooep the pro

jack: of course, miss fisher. no doubt an unexpected guest is far more enticing than an expected one.

and we want to send it to chief meteorologist and first time rider eric fisher in wellesley. eric-- >> reporter: good evening everybody. and myself and the whole weather team taking part in a leg. we're doing the sunday morning and reaching over and grabbing the jerseys which i decided to summer evening. let's take a look at the details. tonight it's about the warmth and a beautiful evening comi ou carbs happening out under mostl will be noon to 6 p.m. ac ea and moving from west to east. so in a rela s cyclists will be trying to outrun the storms. tonight we have temperatures in the 80s. it's going to be evening. the winds are southwesterly and bringing in the warmer air the more humid air. and tomorrow for anyone kicking off the pmc it's going to be sticky. the showers and storms get going along and south of for strong winds and heavy more about the storms plus the second leg of the race on sundayinin just a now, back to you in sturbridge. >> reporter: all righer fisher, thank you so much. the weather guys doing great on sunday. he gets the good weather e weat >> we neput in

the case fisher the university of texas was brought by abigail fisher, i went on said the university had denied her admission based on her race. she has since graduated from louisiana state university. justice kennedy was never voted to uphold the race conscious admissions policies the opinions for the court, stating the fact that race consciousness played a role in only a small portion of admissions decisions to be a hallmark of narrow tailoring and not evidence of constitutionality, that pain is joined byjustices ginsburg, breyer and soto mayor. here's a look at the oral argument from last december . >> building arguments this morning in case 1491, fisher versus the university of texas at austin. we get started our advice to lawyers this is our only case this morning so we intend to grant the parties 10 minutes or so of extra time in the amicus, five minutes. mister ryan, no need to rush area. >> mister chief justice, may it please the court, i appreciate the extra time and i didn't brush up your to start before you invited me. in reviewing the fifth circuit initial decision in wha

fisher joining in the hawkish talk.id he take away the attention from jackson hole and janet yellen? reporter: --guest: possibly. has been a lot of disagreement over the last three or four mon ths. fisher is leading the way for the hawks. janet yellen has been clear that she does not see the need for raising rates anytime soon. there is a power struggle between the hawks and to the doves at the moment. yvonne: our markets pricing and that yellen will echo what fisher has said? guest: the markets have priced in one fed hike by the end of this year, one or two next year. that is where we would see things moving. the real key element is what would happen to global growth. that is a key driver for the decisions. if you have the s&p will require, -- moving higher,, the likelihood is that the fed -- anna: -- yvonne: are the feds too hawk ish? in the market too dovish? guest: i think that is about right. think the markets are overly confident that interest rates won't go up. if you look at the difference between five year, fiv

fisher, do you think the u.s. with the help of taiwan the muster a deterrence that will squelch's chinese resolve? like, can we muster that level of deterrence? >> yes, we can, but working with taiwan to create a continuously effective deterrence that is pursued in coordination with japan, hopefully with the philippines and with an attentive eye to not just the balance of power in asia but also the global balance of power and how the strategic relationship between russia and china is evolving are all components of an effective strategy going forward to deter china from military adventurism. >> can i answer that? mr. fis5her: please. -- mr. fisher: please. >> i think it's important to think about the difference between deterrence and resolve, or the connection between the two. mr. giarra: what we've been describing are actions that might and hopefully would deter china. but that's different than diminishing their resolve, and i think the implications of that conclusion, if i'm right about it, is that we're in this

fisher is a mediocre coach and that kind of stupidity is why nfl, speaking of l.a.. fans at coliseum, seeing the rams host the cowboys. let's get l.a. football going in the right direction - no! cowboy's lucky whitehead 105- yard kickoff return. jared goff is picked off by deon king. rams won 28-24, but mark my word as i stand among when you when it's all the said and done, under fisher l.a. will have another losing season. more football? yes, marches 8 plays and spencer wear a fantasy wonder last year, one-yard touchdown, kc up 7-0. seahawk's quarterback russell wilson is trying to make dreams come true, but a nightmare and picked off by peters. nau, getting there earl because parking can be a bear. today on media day the devil only the mic. >> my freshman class we were 10-3 and that is not what we were aiming for with 6-7 starting frederickmen. this class reminds me my class a lot, because they can come in and do what we did and make an impact. >> you i think both sides of the ball did a really good job and very excited to get the season going. to keep working hard

♪ >> fisher's cellmate is 20-year-old dinell thompson. better known here as duker. in prison for at least 32 years. >> keep the noise down over there. >> rap has helped the two men bridge their generation gap. >> trying to film [ bleep ]. >> the cellies share one other thing in common. they're both members of the crips street gang. >> but they were at very different stages in their life. cousin ice was no longer in love with the lifestyle. >> i haven't actually went out gang-banging, shooting at people just because they're from across town and all that. i haven't done that in years. but i still hang with my homeboys. and if something happened to one of my close, close ones i'm going to have to help retaliate. you know what i mean? >> duker on the other hand, was still caught up in the game. he was still infatuated with this romantic notion of being a gangster. >> what do you want for your future? >> money, power, respect. top of the food chain. >> everybody's like that when they're young. they don't see the big picture. they can't see it yet. you know what i mean? i

we saw janet yellen with fisher and dudley in jackson hole. an event, i mean, a summer where we've been lacking events i think you would agree. >> without a doubt. the economist at merle ril lynch pointed out that jackson hole hasn't been a market mover since 2010 but i think this time there's a greater chance we can get something here because the suspense has been building so long. >> we do not want to be late for this. janet yellen's remarks after the break. you all day d ghslp stays with withleepiqmb beds tenology give you you all day d ghslp stays with the knowledge to adju for the st sleep eve the time is for the biggest sa of the ye, wherall beds ar sale! kn bter slee ly at a slp mber store. >>> good friday morning. welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen and mike santoli. awaiting comments from janet yellen in jackson hole. those should be coming in any moment. the dow as you can see up about a quarter of a percent. to steve liesman. >> thanks very much. fed chair janet yellen saying the case for a r

two weeks before fisher fired andrew schmuhl's wife alecia schmuhl. the judge said devastating injuries before passing sentence. before the jury found him guilty of malicious wounding, burglary and weapons charges he testified he didn't remember anything because he was on 13 painkillers stemming from an injury in the service for the army. in the end the jury decided for maximum sentence. >> they had heard four and a half weeks of testimony for the nature of the victims injuries and the crime that occurred for extensive period richard: alecia schmuhl goes on trill in september. the prosecutors believe they planned it together. the defense plans to appeal. leon: thank you, rich. four people are hurt including a firefighter and battalion chief after fire truck crashed this morning in columbia. the chief struck ran through a red light. when it was hit by another car. video from the sky track 7. this shows the chain reaction crash ended with the five other vehicles damaged. >> what was caused partial building collapse is now investigated as hit-and-run. em

tom: vice chairman fisher coined the term altra accommodative. as we go into jackson hole, the basic idea -- does the orthodox formulae, do they work now? or do the leaders of our economics have to come up with new and original thinking? >> i think the latter is probably true. i think once you get to zero bound you need to about what impact you are having interest rate. we don't know what impact to on the scale of it has been implemented. i think there are some interesting thinking coming out of the fed. they talk about the need to change the monetary policy framework. targeting a higher level of inflation as the central rate, which blood chart also said. i think that is also up for grabs. i think we are entering a period where some of the previous certainties are no longer quite so certain, and we need to rethink the monetary policy. tom: let's bring up the zero bound, a chart we don't show enough. this is the chart of the decade. chairman yellen and chairman bernanke looking at the zero bound that goes that far before janet yellen, in february

according to other sources, the guy dps stopped had scars and tattoos, similar to fisher's. the fbi is still offering $100,000 in a reward for information that leads to fisher's arrest. >>> also tonight, sheriff joe arpaio is one step closer to possibly facing criminal content does contempt charges. judge marie snow forwarded the sheriff's case to the u.s. attorney's office for criminal prosecution. and that could lead to fines and jail time. attorney's office could decide not to pursue charges. joe arpaio and his second-in- command, jerry sheridan, were found in civil contempt for intentionally ignoring a court order to stop immigration patrol. >>> a shooting suspect is on the streets tonight and police have released his name and picture in hopes that the public can help catch him. cbs 5's donna rossi joins us with the search that is in its second day.

host: marc fisher? guest: well, we set out not to write a nasty book about anyone. we set out to write a book about who donald trump is and how his values and pencils were formed. why he believes what he does and so whether you think he is the greatest thing since sliced bread or a menace to society, i think what american voters need is a comprehensive look at the life. the first person since dwight eisenhower to run for president as a major party candidate without previously having held elective office. so he is not being vetted in the same way candidates usually are. have a lotoliticians written about their lives at every stage in their career and that is not happening to donald trump so that is what we sought to do. caller: good morning. you know, i am the latest appointed in the degradation of the quality of your programming with these two fellows on here. this is really nonsense. what are they, psychiatrist? trying to do psychoanalysis of donald trump? i'm going to vote for donald trump. the clinton foundation -- look at her husband. what do i care that he has

host: marc fisher? guest: well, we set out not to write a nasty book about anyone. we set out to write a book about who donald trump is and how his values and pencils were formed. why he believes what he does and so whether you think he is the greatest thing since sliced bread or a menace to society, i think what american voters need is a comprehensive look at the life. the first person since dwight eisenhower to run for president as a major party candidate without previously having held elective office. so he is not being vetted in the same way candidates usually are. have a lotoliticians written about their lives at every stage in their career and that is not happening to donald trump so that is what we sought to do. caller: good morning. you know, i am the latest appointed in the degradation of the quality of your programming with these two fellows on here. this is really nonsense. what are they, psychiatrist? trying to do psychoanalysis of donald trump? i'm going to vote for donald trump. the clinton foundation -- look at her husband. what do i care that he has

speaking in colorado, fisher said the u.s.o meeting the fed's goals and expects growth to pick up and coming quarters. before janetdays yellen speaks at the policy gathering in wyoming. china vanke so a 10% jump in profits. million,e rose to $800 5% lower than estimated. has warned the second half will be challenging amid and ownership struggle. management has been under struggle. global news 24 hours a day powered by over 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. thank you so much. asian markets trying to find solid footing. let's get an update. what is happening? david: as you mentioned, we aren't. getting any sort of conviction. we are looking at a mixed picture. biomes are not quite there yet. -- volumes are not quite there yet. australia just about flat, open lower. ,outh korea bottoming out coming off a 13 month high. three and bottom at the moment. oil prices under pressure as the dollar strengthens early. i want to mention two bits of data that just came out in the last five minutes.

fisher rushed to the aid of his neighbors. but it was too late.he was stabbed in the process --- but was able to get away and call 9-1-1. r "i think if it would have been anyone other than jeff there wouldn't have been a jeff to come home and call on the telephone. i think he was probably one of the few guys in the neighborhood that had enough strength to jump in and survive." "let me tell you something, he is handling it very well. i can tell you he is a strong guy. not that he isn't not upset about what happened to his best friend. he is a pretty strong mental guy." fisher's father says, it will be some time before his son is able to move around the community again. neighbors say they too need time to recover from such a tragic loss. as for the attacker, he remains heavily sedated at the hospital. investigators are awaiting new test results to determine whether he was under the influence of drugs at the time of the double murder. do you ever get the feeling when you're driving along. there are police everywhere. then you wonder if it's just your

this year, market fisher said yes if the data cooperates. next week's august jobs report hike. cleveland fed president and voting -- also left the rate hike on the table, insisting the 3%. >> i think we'll have some strengthening, yes. i think the economy's on a good in inflation numbers are coming up slowly. lower targets still, but they're move ng ri direction. >> among the gathered fed officials, rate hikes were near, but also that rate hikes would be gradual. for "nightly business report", i'm steve liesman, jackson hole. >> more on the gross domestic product report steve just mentioned. overall, economic growth for the second quarter was trimmed to just a bit more th 1s r for a s straight quarter. the report also showed that personal consumption rebounded, but that business investment remained soft. s are not feeling as op a gauge of consumer sentiment posted a third deline. the index fe to its lowest level since april. it had been supported by hiring, interest rates and declining gas prices. gas pat of oil, which has gained 10% during the past month, but weather crude con

appreciate it. >>> so, eric fisher, belly up to the bar. something? >> it's after 5:00. >> we are talking back to school. it's going to be pretty warm. >> how about a nice cold lemonade or an arnold palmer. a very warm august will lead to a very warm september. we haven't had a below average since the third. it's going to be the warmest august ever recorded in the city and that goes back to 1872. so a long way back in history. and not even close. we're ahead of second place by a degree. a degree is the difference between the climate in the boston area, and augusta, maine. out there this afternoon, temperatures, upper 70s to middle 80s. and we have the drier air moving in on northwesterly breezes and gusting 20 miles per hour from time to time. after the muggy morning. the dew points falling through the 50s. we'll be in the 40s late tonight and tomorrow. and clearing skies will make for a beautiful evening albeit a warm forecast. when we get a cool shot it tries to return us to average. tonight we're in the 50s, lower 60s in the city of boston. and a b

. >>> and the owner of the a's may have a new home for his team, john fisher got a guided tour of the terminal today, not far from the coliseum. more from the coliseum, this is big money and big politics. >> reporter: absolutely, raj, and the big headline tonight is who is now getting involved in the decision to possibly move the oakland a's out of the coliseum here. and fans say it's a move that could also keep the a's and the raiders from leaving town. a guided tour lasting less than an hour. >> well, this was an exploratory decision. >> reporter: to explore building a new stadium for the oakland a's at the terminal. >> what they saw was an active terminal with trucks going out, trucks that temporarily store containers at this this facility. >> reporter: the court officials escorted the a's owner john fisher along with others throughout the 50-acre site. >> today is the first time you're hearing the silent partner, if you will, mr. fisher. >> reporter: it's unclear if the mayor was part of the tour, she has long promoted the location to give the a's a baseball-only stadium. but the

the couple inside, leo fisher and sue duncan, were handcuffeded with zip ties, then he beat them and slit their throats, nearly killing them. the jury what with a maximum penalty. >> they had heard almost five weeks of testimony as to the nature of the injuries to the victims in the crime that occurred over the extensive time in the house. michelle: prosecutors say this was revenge after schmuhl's wife was fired by fisher from his law firm prosecutors say that she and her husband landed crime together, planning what they called an abduction kit. michelle marsh. back to you. leon: the police are trying to find this bank robbery suspect. a man robbed a pnc bank in 7th street northwest. he was wearing a construction hardhat, goggles, and ventilation mask. if you know anything, call the police. the police tonight say they have arrested a maryland drug kingpin and shut down a marijuana ring. a say that joseph of hagerstown had dealers in california and had marijuana shipped to him through the postal service. they say he had a web of nine stash houses using cash and pot is accepted payment

for 13 action news, i'm beth fisher, helping you so you "don't waste your money."> 13 people are dead -- and nearly 90-thousand -- requesting federal help -- as the devastation from the historic flooding in louisiana -- only gets worse. today -- the heads of homeland security and fema -- touring the hard-hit areas of south louisiana. president obama -- getting daily updates on the response to the flooding. but -- he is not planning to cut short his va because the white house says -- it would cause a disruption in the recovery efforts. blue cut fire continues to burn within southern california. current acres burned is over 30,000 acres with only 4% containment as of this morning. smoke might billow into the valley in the morning creating elderly, and folks with respiratory issues. if the smoke does settle in the valley early friday, it should be clear by the afternoon. weather on friday will be pretty typical for the date. high in las vegas will be at morning temperature sitting at 82. skies will remain sunny with a few clouds in the afternoon popping up. rain chan

kristin fisher is live for us in washington, d.c. another busy weekend on the campaign trail. >> this monday he's focusing on foreign policy in ohio. both times his campaign is hoping the speeches will help turn the page on what has been another tough week for trump. his posteriorly numbepoll numbee continuing to drop. he's blaming the media for disgusting and corrupt coverage. he unleashed a series of these tweet after the status of campaign. it is not freedom of the press when newspapers are allowing to say anything they want even if it is completely false. make pence came to his dpeens. ligs ento his message for voters still on the fence about supporting trump? >> stay tuned. it is very early in this campaign. this coming monday you will see a vision for confronting islamic terrorism. it is too early in this campaign. i am very confident. >> as for clinton today could be the day that lawmakers learn what she told the fbi about her e ma ill. the fbi will be handing over some of the files as early as this week. today as clinton's ca

>> that's fascinating, i came across a book by fisher, called albion seed. it was the name for what is called the uk. this book traces the migrations from england, to the united states, in largely the 18th century. and fisher points out, that some of the migrants from england, especially, from a distinctive part of evening -- england were a very aggressive group of people. unlike their brethren from other parts of england. the very aggressive group, from the borderlands between england and scotland came roughly to the area, around pennsylvania and then migrating south to georgia. whereas the other groups, tended to migrate for new england. and he went onto describe the norms and values, of this group that came from the border lands, and ended up in the south. well, it turns out they were a rather violent lot. they were very sensitive to insults. they tended to take the law into their own hands to impose retribution on those viewed as outlaws and deserving of punishment. so they engaged in a lost lynching, street justice, and this became, so fisher claimed, t

:30 and kickoff at 8:00, and stick around for the post-game show. >>> and let's bring you to eric fisher also at foxborough and steve just said the words beautiful night to have play football . >> reporter: it's gorgeous, david, and these late august temperatures are nice and warm and couldn't complain at all. 80 at kickoff and the humidity has not been a big problem for us. a pleasant evening and a south southwesterly breeze and all told, stars will be out overhead and stars out on the field as well. a sneak peek for the weekend. we don't want weekend rain per say but we do want the rain. saturday's looking dry and sunday, a chance for a couple of showers especially across western new england but most of

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fisher is working with the same ground that helped the warriors move to san francisco.the move could cost oakland $90 million for adding parking. >> next, a cyber attack on one of america's large of the newspapers, and who investigators believe is to blame. >> hillary clinton back in the bay area with two fundraisers and a new message that donald trump is sending to win back some of clinton's momentum. >> another day, another development in the swimmer scandal, part of the story that one member of the team is sticking to. >> good morning. i am meteorologist mike nicco. you can see it is gray away the heart of the gray but i have temperatures and hurricane at this, below agency today, and even cooler as we head to the welcome. >> now your voice your vote. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will hold two fundraisers in the bay area, one in redwood city soon and one in silicon valley tonight with apple c.e.o. after a fundraiser in piedmont she stopped to snap photos with supporters, some waiting two hours to catch a glimpse. one said it was worth wait. she i

i don't have the facial hair. >> eric fisher, thank you so much. >>> today, vice presidential nominee mike pence was in town for a meeting. clinton calls him the failed establishment candidate and ripped reports. >> the media is so busy trump said in the last 30 minutes they don't have time to cover what the clintons were up to for 30 years. >>> and hillary clinton was reallying support and talked about the challenges of policing in america and highlighted the need for the community and police to work together. >> i believe supporting our police officers and improving policing go hand in hand. everyone is saver when there is everyone is received by the law. >> the meeting included top cops from new york and los angeles. earlier this week, donald trump accused clinton of betraying law enforcement. lisa some. >>> tonight, david, the piano man takes the stage in boston at a famous venue he knows well. billy joel will be performing at fenway for the third summer in a row. the show starts at 7:30. >> vu seen him at fenway? >> i have not. >> a night like this? >> yes, and i saw pearl jam on

. >> reporter: parent beth fisher is with save our schools, among those who oppose the test. >> if you're not the -- right in the center of the box kid who just tests really well, you're going to end up like walking out of high school without a diploma. >> to protest, fisher is among thousands of parents who have opted out of their children the state department of education issued this statement saying in part that, quote, the most recent adoption of the new graduation assessment requirements was the culmination of our deliberative process to implement an effective assessment that has been validated by numerous educators and researchers. save our schools says it will continue to fight. they say new jersey will have a new governor in 2018 and they will put pressure on the education department's ruling. linda schmidt, fox 5 news. ernie: and, linda, thank you for that. joining me, the president, education reform now. thanks for being here. >> thank you. ernie: we saw this report that linda did on standardized testing in new jersey. it's controversial already. how do you see it? is it a serio

and we want to get over to eric fisher. he told us he's been following some severe weather. >> a new severe thunderstorm warning just came in and this one goes until 6:00 for this storm of the north side of worcester. moving to the northeast at 20 miles per hour. so here you see the warning and that includes clinton, bolton, and eventually, st carefully. not just very heavy rainfall. and we got a twitter report. this one has been rotating. we've been talking about the potential over the course of the day. it's not that there's a tornado on the ground. but the storm itself is spinning and sometimes the spin can make it to the surface. thmeboylston by 5:16. and bolton by 5:38. and stoa at 5:57. potential rotation. we're looking at this part right in here. greens are winds going that way and this spot is moving to the oak dale area and eventually to boylston is the part where we're seeing the broad rotation. there's not a tornado on the ground but we have a storm that's rotating. and we keep close tabs on those. you'll get hea

this was the home of leo fisher and sue duncan. schmuhl burst in their home, tased and beat duncan and stabbed fisher. two weeks before fisher fired alecia schmuhl, schmuhl's wife, attorney from arlington. the prosecutors called this a case of revenge. schmuhl said he didn't remember anything, including the arrest he was found wearing only a diaper because he was on 13 painkillers because of a back injury from the army. but the judge said in court today the act was premeditate and brutal. callous and cruel in words. he handed down the maximum sentence. >> the community possible on the crime. the guidelines as i argue the course today, the commonwealth felt this case were not appropriate. don't capture the full uniqueness of this case. richard: alecia schmuhl is to have a jury trial for her in november. prosecutors say the couple planned all of this together. the defense today says it does plan to appeal. coming up at 5:00, you will hear the final words during the sentencing in this case. in fairfax, richard reeve, abc7 news. michel

fisher looking to return to the nba or head to china, fisher turns 42 next month. the knicks hired him after he dari: 7 let's go to mike for a check of the weather, beautiful day today. >> meteorologist: we have a few linked together, 67 your temperature central park, 61 in bellmawr, a clear sky, nothing to worry about with rain or anything of that sort, sunshine almost the same temperaturewise. this is the next cold front sliding in to bring showers and storms but we have high pressure in control, mainly clear skies the next couple days, very little going on on the eastern seaboard until the cold front gets closer. friday evening still getting closer, not here yet but saturday morning it is here, coming through in the middle of the day saturday. not the best news for your saturday forecast but we will elderly g forecast, mold spores at a high-level, uv index up but the air quality is good with heat and humidity, we get a break with air quality. high temperature 82 with mainly sunny sky, 83 tomorrow. there is your shot at rainfall, everything about sunshine, temper

. >> kristin fisher is live for us in washington, d.c. following the latest development from the campaign trail. crystal, good morning. >> donald trump is really doing his best to try to move the conversation away from this controversy. his son was killed in iraq. he's doing it by trying to shift the subject to radical islamic terrorism and using some of the harshest rhetoric. that is really saying something to describe hillary clinton. trump used no words he called his democratic rival the devil. he says big sugar would ernie s going up with her. >> he should have not made the deal. he would have done something really important. this guy has buyer's remorse. if he would have not done everything go home, go to sleep and relax, i would have been a hero. he made a deal with the devil. she is the devil. he made a deal with the devil. >> clinton, she didn't take the bait. so far she has not responded to trump calling her the devil. instead she is focusing her fire on trump's comments on the kahn family and trump's business records. listen to

kristin fisher with the race for the white house. good morning, abby. trump should be the biggest of the entire campaign. the number one immigration they removed 11 million undocumented immigrants in the united states he wanted to do it by creating a deportation force. trump may be ready to back away from the hard lined stance which alienated many latino voters. several people told buzz feed trump was reaping from the mass deportation policy. they say what he said in ma moot egg is no different than what he said on the campaign trail. yesterday when asked if trump still supported the creation of deportation force kelly ann conway said this. >> as the week unfolds he would layout the plan as he implements the united states. >> will it include a deportation force the kind you heard in the sound bite and he talked about during the democratic primaries. >> to be determined. >> there's a lot of questions and he may have them in a policy speech. >> in her words finally able to be themselves. that's clearly in inluges to the campaign chairman paul manafort. we

francine: bloomberg did speak to stand fisher.ere are his thoughts on rates. >> central banks which are implementing them, there were four or five of them -- basically think they are quite successful and are staying with the approach. possibly with the exception of japan, they are thinking it through and they said they would come back to try and make negative rates work better. francine: is there more of a divergence between what central banks think they are doing and what they can do which is virtually impossible? the markets are consuming that this is a banks have been reaching out to government on the physical side. .- on the fiscal side there are so many tools in the toolbox. if liquidity is needed, it would have to come through the fiscal route. one has to understand how it is affecting the market as well. onhave -- a negative impact possibility in europe and japan. i am not sure we can write off negative interest rates. they are not negative enough. it is going to be push and pull between fiscal versus monetary it -- fiscala

the architecture gary fisher brought us in to see the potential that it can be great again. fisher told me that plans call for converting this former hotel into 58 new apartments that could cost up to $1,000 a month. the place offers great views of the water front. festival sites, and even downtown. >> reporter: these are renderings of what the new apartment complex would look like and the rendering of the proposed 350-seat event center to host weddings. >> to see a piece of history become renovated and be useful to start to generate activity will be a positive thing. they told me by phone that this building will be location. >> it is located at ground zero for lorain. at intersection hub that it will be historic downtown. >> carl neilson owns neilson jewelers, a place that is family for over a century. he told me. >> we finally get an eyesore turned into a vibrant and for our downtown. >> and already here downtown next to the broadway building there will be development going on right behind me here putting in a roof hub and a restaurant. live in downtown roy, i'm paul kiska

in washington, kristen fisher, fox news. here in the valley, but a different story up north and for other parts of the state here. there's storm activity for you. and we'll also show you what you have in store in the full forecast. at longhorn, steak is all you need. its not all you get. longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus an appetizer or a dessert. all with fresh salad and unlimited bread. the great american steak dinner, for $12.99. tonight, only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. for lunch try our steakhouse burger louisiana is recovering from historic levels of flooding. the storm >>> louisiana trying to recover from those historic levels of flooding that hit that area. the storm system dumped more than 20 inches of rain over four days, leaving rivers and creeks raging. officials say about 4,000 people remain in shelters, and more than 40,000 homes have been damaged or destroyed. first responders are still >> we're trying to go door to do

this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: fishers data plan.cher says incoming data will determine the directory of interest rate increases. all eyes turned to friday's job report. caroline: brings up fallout. -- brings it fallout. -- brexit fallout. alix: apple ordered to cough up 13 billion euros after the eu says ireland illegally slashed the tax bill. i'm alix steel along with caroline hyde. david westin and jonathan ferro are off today. markets like the interpreted it as less hawkish than the markets might have anticipated. caroline: we saw yields coming off their highs. we are still about a basis point. --ing off those in issues those initial moves, interesting we have the breaking news coming from the side of the atlantic as well. german inflation coming in lower than expected. as another headache for the ecb. dependency, what is the magic number that will make the fed will trigger in september? caroline: is it more than 180,000? that's the key question. $100 billion worth of advice for viewers. -- michael a stop horn stop -- michael has

but he says, it is up to the team majority owner john fisher. he has taken over the site search for the team so he says if john fisher likes it, the team could move here. but this is still very early. da lin, kpix 5. >>> people living in daly city are cleaning up tonight after a water main break flooded their homes. it started about 9:30 this morning. on san jose avenue at wilson street. water gushed down the street for half-hour. 14 homes are damaged and take a look at a muddy mess that was left behind. >> it looked like russian river rushing when it flooded. i said dang! i -- it was just a lot of water. >> the city says a contractor working on a restoration project caused that break. 11 homes were without water for several hours. >>> a south bay dad is in jail accused of abusing his 6-week- old daughter leaving her with a fractured skull. on sunday, the baby was rushed to valley medical center with a life-threatening condition. police are arrested matthew zavala. >>> a search is on for an attempted kidnapper in san francisco. police say a man