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eighty-eight, the hottest in raleigh.h dewpoints remain low frome ohio to point.seems to last you will get some 60s and 70s.so a few showers/storms late tomorrow, high pressure allows us to enjo sunshine for several days. the showers late tomorrow evening and on thursday and friday of showers/storms , tonight near 6. with high temperature above normal, mid- 80s and a bit more humid tomorrow on thursday on enough showers/storms a grea day friday and saturday. will be with number one of friday night touchdown . at 10:00 p.m. you can watch the fox 8 foxtrot on sunday with registration 7:00 a.m. walk 8 8:00 a.m. and the 5-k at 9:00 a.m., a lot of 70s and 80s , but no '90s. 's high and friday night touchdown covers it all, here is another teamam that will be in the playoff hunt, the season 20 of fox 8 friday night touchdown beginsea friday night join p.j. zigler, john telich and dan coughlin for the season premiere on friday august 26 at 11:00 p.m., the best high schoo football coverage here on fox 8 . >> 8 banned in's keep rolling and the browns take their show on the road. >> ngng john te

out six large wildfires, an hour east of los angeles fire officials are still assessing the damage frome a fire that torched more than than 100 homes. mireya villarreal is there. >> reporter: outside san bernardino the blue cut fire exploded out of control, roaring through the cajon pass like aod runaway train. today thousands who were evacuated are anxious to see whether their homes were amongac the 300 structures destroyed in this fire. in northern california, the clayton fire tore through 4,000 acres and almost 200 homes including matthew porters. w olympic fencing team's equipment in rio when he heard the news. >> coming to see it, difference between knowing it mentally and when you come and see it, that is when it kicks in.e >> along the coast the chimney fire is threatening the historic hersch castle in san luisreat obispo. fires have burned through a lined 36,000 exaikers in just one week these fire fires fueled by hundred degree temperatures, strong winds and years of acres. >> as long as we have these conditions, we're going to see intense fires. >> costa dillon is with the nati

frome in rio and beyond with the latest.for being with us for this special edition of nbc bay area news. n-b-c lack eye for team usa, but tonight damage control from the usoc. criticism against its swimmers and apology to city of rio. insight from defense attorney and lochte's long-team teammate. rick. >> good evening, janell and raj. we are here at the international swim center, one location that ryan lochte used to wow crowds. those crowds are being wowed in another way tonight, an apology from team usa. we will pop it on the screen for you. we apologize to our hosts in rio and the people of brazil for this distracting ordeal in the midst of what should rightly be a celebration of excellence. that response coming out tonight as more members of team usa, the u.s. men's swim team are back on american soil. we are now getting the real story behind this video of four members of the u.s. swim team leaving a brazilian gas station. this appears it is after ryan lochte destroyed a bath broom in a drunker rage, not stopping until a

that froming to see us. bying to work with you place place. enterprise by enterprise. incident by incident to demonstrate we know how to do this well. i can't resist talking about and corruption and the problem we call "going dark." the issue of growing dark which is the term we use to describe our increasing inability was judicial authority to get access to information that sits on a device or is traveling in real-time. the challenge we face is that ,he advent of default ubiquitous strong friction, is making more of the room we are charged to investigate dark. there was always a darker corner. sophisticated actors could always get access to devices or live comps to encryption. pasthas happened in the three years that i've been director, that dark corner of the room, especially through default encryption, especially onough default encryption devices -- that shadow is spreading through more of the room. the conversation we're been trying to have is just below public consciousness now and that is fine. what we want to do is collect information this year so you we can hav

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as day proes fromes we will call it partly sunny and nice and warm for sure, high reaches at least upper 80's. we will do harmless flirtation with extend ago this heat wave for yet another day but i don't think we will get there we will see how we do. we're looking good any war we see on the blue route. schuylkill, it is sterile i. this is early reiser but overall, that is basically where everything is looking like. but we have an accident here, you guys, pennsauken new jersey involving down traffic signal route 130 southbound before route 38. two right lanes are still block. that has not yet been cleared and two right lanes still blocked there. also we have got down wires new castle county, delaware marsh road at philadelphia pike, the intersection is still closed as well. i'll let you know when that clears. it is indeed still closed there. we have construction north broad street between callowhill and elm street between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. running through september 2nd. that might slow you down here, maybe just a little bit. we have more construction out there this one in delaware,

early day theve pture in the the temperatures going up to the mid 80 a few clouds frome to time. you can see as we get to the ing for us.he lake breeze is heat. nowe see some clouds from time time. we a staying y. no worries about the we are looking at a lot of moisture in th air in t form of the humidity. tomorrow hazy sunshine. a couplef degrs up tomorrow afternoon. thuray not only war air and thursday nig and friday cold st chae forelcome air. mi80s for da 74 night. 87 torr 88 to about 90 on thursday thsday.orms hold f, we couacld the cool airags behind the cool front. i expect a swe f lgeng on fda ith mid80s. letp ins eastbound lays. they continue slow ito milwaukeunty. no crashes to report. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. >> developing overnight, a hostage situation at a subway restaurant. tim elott is in the wsom with the latest fr oregon. tim? y it began wita bicye traffic stop. that suspect reportedly fired at woce offers and then took a n hostage inside a onofficer was hit in the vest. heas not injured. police she suspect refused ho

. ♪ frome: david joins me chicago.ute talking earlier how it has been a little bit quiet since the month of august. david: if you are selling premium coming or doing alright but the volatility has not been their head of any of these traits. -- been there ahead of these traits -- trades. vonnie: maybe it is time to change strategies to tomorrow? david: what we're looking at now is you have got a little bit of data coming in the form of payrolls on monday and another quiet week in terms of the labor day holiday and after that, another week and then we will have the ethel lance the meeting. we hope we will get a little volatility there because ahead of this, if you look at friday's to 1492, we213 traded within that range all week so i think you have got to look a little further out to finally get some of the volatility back in the market. vonnie: it seems like there was a time when we could not get too much of it really. moved. 500 has not talk to us about your trade? a proxy for gopro, anything that happened with gopro w

has been calling the bluff of the fed and looking for a much weaker performance in the economy. , frome been there the hawks to the does my saying doves, saying- that that is too complacent. inone have clarity september. not in november, because it is before the election. but by december, with the jobs holding up and the unemployment rate going lower, we will have the wage inflation that will be generating consumer spending and that will give the fed confidence to move and postelection, we could have to melissa that will add further umph to the economy. that could lead to rate increases next year. erik: the fed coming next week with the minutes. joe: and the following week. a critical event. erik: carl, chief economist for bloomberg intelligence. joe: coming up, westchester oil since the best week april. and we will hear from dan juergen on his outlook for oil. this is bloomberg. ♪ erik: you are watching "bloomberg markets." joe: daniel juergen expects to see more oil companies improving efficiencies and reducing costs. earlier he spoke with alix steel. guest: there is about to do $40 b

frome joined now washington -- how surprised are you?an: never a dull moment, particularly this week. there were a lot of rumors after the trump campaign brought in steve been in -- steve bannon and kellyanne conway. paul manafort also faced severe scrutiny and criticism for his past dealings, in terms of how he was involved in elections in europe. and tremendous scrutiny about whether money he had been -- he had accepted had been properly disclosed. i would not say it was a surprise. the friday -- a friday morning in august about 80 days from the election. this campaign is undergoing a tremendous attempt to rebrand with out a lot of time left. statement says that he was appreciative for manafort's great work, particularly guiding them through the delicate process. whose decision was this? bannon's? was not thatjust much room left for paul manafort, in terms of the direction he wanted to take the campaign. he was brought in at a time when toy thought they wanted reject donald trump as a more establishment figure, as a figure who could co

we are going to build a great wall on the border and institute froming illegal immigrants accessing welfarend develop and at said-and three system. to ensure those -- and exit-entry system. we do not and force our visa expiration dates. we have open borders and nothing but crime. it is going to end. i am going to cancel all on constitutional executive orders you have been hearing about. a little bit of an excessive executive order president. file,wer of the rank and border patrol officers, to finally do the job they were meant to do. now, what is hillary clinton going to do? what is she going to do? not much, right? herhas pledged amnesty and first one hundred days combined with her elimination of virtually all routine immigration and enforcement. in other words, totally open borders. which we will lead. this is a massive crime wave. that is what is going to happen. it will not happen if i get elected, believe me. plans to keep president obama's executive amnesty which is been blocked the supreme court directly disregarding the supreme court and junction. the on that, she has pledged to in

away frome staying that particular well-known index.hat about innovation in central banking policy? the bank of japan was one of the first to have their toes in negative interest rates. yesterday, the boj talked about of the bojchance taking action. what are you expecting? >> we have been looking forward to local investors putting more money to work. we have seen a huge share in by thees listed in japan largest pension funds. at the same time, as a percentage of the total, it is still a relatively small amount. we need a move towards broader investment i local investors in japan. is largely driven by foreign investors. for that to happen, growth needs to fully recover. that takes us back to monetary -- fiscal policy. anna: i know you think we need more of the other arrows. up next, we will talk about china and their preparations. ♪ anna: welcome back, everybody. you are looking at live shots of tokyo. the dollar-yen at 100.17. we were talking about the prospect for further easing from the bank of japan. a new edition of daybreak is avai

finally daybreak focusing on bank of america and the sec, asking white coo thomas montag was paid-- fromingnings firming -- net interest income 2.1 9 billion. they focused on net income interest because, what is the extent to the interest rate globally, how is that hurting their ability to make money on it and crest? -- net interest? we will speak with one of the longest-serving ceos at a european lender. we will talk to the ceo joining us at 7:20 u.k. time. he's previously said the bank needs about a 5% growth in loans this year to keep interest stable in the face of this record low interest environment. stocks have risen amid a surge in government debt after the boe policy has eased the market in the wake of the brexit vote. >> we have seen yields coming down in japan and australia after the 10 year guilt felt to a fresh record. andn stocks gaining energy consumer stocks leading with energy on the asia-pacific index . wti holding above $41 a barrel. to focus on sterling after the bank of england decision. you can see the drop we've had at the end of the chart in this yellow section. we ar

about a 10 minute delay frome dale city to 123. 123 open up a bit closer to thelosee beltway. not the only slow arealoa or issue we're dealing with this morning.th we're also tracking a crash c and closure in annandale.nnanda. lum erode between 236 and gallows road. police letting us know this thi scene will be out there fort the duration of the morning the rush. please use caution there. c as you take a look in northernth maryland we have delays popping up 270 southbound it'shb going to take you 14 minutesyout to get from 70 to 109.o about a three to four minutefoue delay. we'll keep you posted. rain closures norbeck road att muncaster mill.r the red and green line as wes continue. keep it to fox5 news morning. f we have the 6 o'clock hour. hey, we're waking up with some e gavin degraw. enjoy your first day of schoolf around the region. >> ♪ there's more to life than the climb. there's the view. you've gotta stop and look around a little. come, shed life's layers in asheville. let the child inside you out to play. remember who you are. life is for the taking, not for taking i

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more broadly, nine over billion phones most of the people carry bottom -- frome smartphone prices are dropping below on hundred dollars -- $100. in some cases 10-15 dollars. no contract or nothing. that supports the ability to connect. the migrant population and conductivity. that's the foundation upon which the new services can be built. i think that's just one example. i am not sure if i'm answering your question directly but cannot -- connectivity be a global, or home or offices is a very critical part of society. tremendous i'm not really what we see for example companies. some of these show items that keeps them from [indiscernible] be outside ofto cities. we can pick up the discussion afterward if you like. >> assessing the taxes in terms of key products and services. brazil, whichike imposes additional taxes and tariffs of 17% on products and services it diminishes annually gdp each year. it's a challenge. ofi think we are at the hour 1:30 so we must say thank you to the audience. i want you to join me in thanking our esteemed panelists this afternoon. this will be online on ou

. >> and 11% drop in tourists from frome and over 15% drop overseas.his newspaper and souvenir vendor is feeling the absence. we work with h hotels and somoe of them are ordering fewer newspapers than before. the luxury sector is most feeling the pinch. >> we have had a drop in reservations. there were lots of cancellations after the tragic event. attacks not just scaring people away. brexit and strikes have left there's mark. anchor: two days after the rio games wrapped up, olympic athletes have touchdown in paris. seventh.finished they brought home 14 gold for a total of 42. this evening they will retreat into a hero's welcome with the president inviting them to the palace. they will indulge after months of strict dieting and training. competing xpot the paralympic games in rio next month. that is as punishment for a state sponsored doping program. was confirmed after throwing out an appeal by the russian delegation. scandal threatened to overshadow the olympics which wrapped up on sunday with only two thirds of russian athletes cleared to compete. h

atlanta, georgia last week, veterans actor bob mcgarage said he and two other stars had been fired fromes street. the ceo of sesame workshop said all cast members were told two years ago they would be needed less with a new half-hour format but the door was left open for all actors to continue to appear based on future story lines. >>> the "the washington post" says that some millennials born in the '90s are avoiding sex. don't choke, charlie. they are more than twice as likely to be sexual inactive in their early 20s than the previous generation. partners than previous generations. some say they don't like the hook-up scene but they find building relationships time consuming. good relationships take some time. >> who conducted this study? i'm sorry. this doesn't sound accurate to me. hello, tinder, all of those apps? doesn't sound accurate based on my limited knowledge. >> i was going to say. >> speaking of jeffrey toobin. the patty hearst abduction 1974 grabbed the headlines. what seemed like a simple abduction turned into something much more implicated. the story, even now, fascinates

there could be a couple showers popping up as day proes fromes, at the moment sun and the blue skiestside kutztown area middle school. there is a soccer camp in the foreground there. 66 degrees there near city you are in the mid 70's though and as we kick off first pitch here tonight at citizens bank park under partly cloudy sky at 82 degrees just left over shower in a few spots but overall it is partly sunny, high of 89. back in the sun tomorrow with high of 90. steam think weekend and sunday night some storms rumbled through but it is a breath of fresh air heading in to next week. >> thanks so much, katie. looking outside still tamp, dark, live picture of the ben franklin bridge in new jersey and coming into center city this is what you are work with. mid san you will slow down but overall things are looking good on the bridge, we may look at schuylkill and back out to see this westbound at the boulevard, very slow moving there no longer traveling at posted speed and have this is been at quite sometime. ninety-five south of the bridge is what you are looking at there not traveling

frome have a good panel the congressional perspective. took what mr.ho weaver in his welfare history calls the panel of low salience in congress, where people win when they were freshmen and wandered into the wrong committee and they were assigned to that and produced a major piece of legislation of the clinton administration. we have robert wreck your -- robert rector, who at the heritage foundation was a prime mover of a lot of the forces that led to the bill. somebody once described him as powered by his own source of nuclear power, so he is basically unstoppable. and senator talent, who as a member of congress, if you read has the sentence that comes after the anecdote beingsenator talent worried about castle, you can get a lot done if you work with people like him. he was also a very important player on the bill. historically this is a session. i'm sure we will get into fights. i hope you fight among yourselves because i will not be able to do it. i would like to partition it into before the contract -- >> i would like in between. ok

were frome first ones the united kingdom, australia, places.r they have great examples of using some of those indicators in what they call quality of life indicators. use theirthey birds asor grassland one, indicators of their and agriculture and quality of life. there are places that do that at country-wide scale. i think it is fairly rare. others may have other examples local examples of where people are doing that from a showing thatfe or a wetland is healthy by the has anof birds it indicator. anyone else want to add? just add to that, canada has sustainability indicators. two of those are based on birds. have they driven policy? probably not yet. they are part of the suite. relatively new at that set of indicators. i'm not sure the indicators are way thethe same economic indicators are. if the economy drops, there's a huge concern. the environmental quality of life indicators drop, i don't we get the same thing. indicators. perfect some birds isn't that sensitive change compared wildlife. they have two assets. ones by far there's lots of people that watch birds. a huge database.

commander frome 2011 22013 and was working with the countries over there to support the b-52. the issue was the wider wingspan , required wider taxiways, runways. once that was complete, we began rotations of the b-52s in the country. our plan right now is to continue to have a bomber presence, and it will be a combination of the b-1 and b-52 rotation. general rant, our global strike commander, is working now with to centcom and the generals ensure we have a continual presence there. you will see both the ones, rotating with b-52s, and you will see that happen as we manage the bomber force not only in centcom, but also what we are doing in the pacific. right now, we have all three bombers in kuan for the first uam for the first time. all three in the pacific. is there a possibility of all three in centcom? david: i doubt it. i say that only base on what the bomber contributes to the joint fight. i do not see in the current operational tempo, the requirement for more operational bomber squadron to be there at one time. cap's, twothe questions. general, you said you are at four

me frome governors with washington and california.i want to point out while we are all focused on federal politics in d.c., what happens in the local communities is also very important. states and cities can lead on this. for more information on our work and what is happening in your state on renewable power or adaptation, you can go to these websites. thanks for the opportunity. [applause] alexis: my name is alexis goggans. am a program analyst at the department of energy and environment. and excited to speak with you today. not just because we have an incredible opportunity to address some issues i think may have been missed in previous environmental movements, but i am excited because we have recently taken big steps in releasing the city adaptation plan to prepare for and adapt to our changing climate. not only do i get to share the the research we have done, but we can move the conversation to real solutions. i want to talk about the studies we have done, what we have seen, and what we project will happen to d.c. across planning

signals fromeing my colleagues that they are beginning to rethink things.ome of the basic assumptions around is taking jim bullard a different approach than the rest of the committee. suggestions,se particularly if things are not gelling perfectly, that you go back to your basic assumptions and think and through again. >> i view models as inputs to a decision process that wires judgment. i do not let the models tell me what to think or what to do. they are useful inputs. they use models to test hypotheses, to run through a certain set of assumptions. they are very useful. >> are the projections becoming a liability? -- is the fed losing ratebility by predicting hikes that don't come true? >> i am not going to confirm lots of -- loss of credibility. is a nuanced point that needs to be made. prediction of what is going to happen. they are forecasts and those are subject to adjustment. >> we have had a long period in time, is it useful to even have? >> we should always be working on improving our communication. individualse 17 views in advance of a meeting wit

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site fromed the [indiscernible] operator, he is the head of many businesses, he has been a banker, differentinds of private projects, investment's, a hollywood radical, enjoys having a lot of friends, talking about issues and being combative when with opponents more liberal, and he has been at the center of this move in the republican party toward populist nationalism. that has been epitomized in congress and championed by alabama senator jeff sessions. in the media world, that strain of conservative orthodox conservative views has been championed by bannon. is a pollster, what will her portfolio include? guest: it has included expanding appeal to women, especially swing states like north carolina, pennsylvania and ohio, where he is struggling in kee polls, and thio ma trump see more likable to women of both parties, who see in trump someone who they maybe do not want to have the nuclear codes or more tempted to the democratic side on that temperamental question when it comes to donald trump. she is someone who was worked in pulling for a long time, it used to work for a well-known pollster

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letting them know wenw would like to hear how jack iss doing this morning.orni this is jack right here fromekville, maryland, and 20-year-old gunnar bentz of atlanta.la. now they were on u.s. boundou plane at 9:00 p.m. wednesday.sdy now, this is video of the two tt after brazilian police took thee off of the plane and held them t at the airport. police station for hours. hou they were then escorted out ofto the airport this morning into a car and taken to an undisclosed location and attorney for the te athletes says they can't leave'e the country until they giveiv statements about the alleged aed robbery also, jimmy feigen is apparentll still in brazil this morning.org he was reached by usa today anda said he's safe but he's b he' cooperating. now we want to take you to the e video that really took thishi whole incident up a knowledge. e this is daily male video of the foursome returning to theetning olympic village sunday morning after the robbery.. brazilian judge says the guys gs don't appear to be shaken up and says that they were laughingghin with each other.acothe so in her opinion tha

cle those issues include alcohol,ol, sexual violence and being being inclusive of people frome f different all right you heard those words inclusive anoud diversity. oprah bringing that full circlel right now because speaking ofe g diversity media mogul oprahpr winfrey eliminated that termter diversity from her vocabularyocr all thanks to film director ava due verney.e verney. joining a joint interview about the two discussed the lack of inclusion for people of colorf l specifically women. did you verney advocated aoc dropping the word diversity.erty oprah said that's a great idea. i used to word diversity all the time but inclusion betteretter articulate what she's looking'so for in hollywood.r ol for oprah, diversity is out, o inclusion is in.ion in. >> i like that.>> i l >> not bad, right. bad, right. >> i like that. okay.. >>> coming up in the race forp the white house it makes its waw through fox5 today in studio surrogates from both campaigns going to join us shortly. >> 8:30 trump's virginiairni chairman corey stewart will berl with us.withs but first olympic med listt turned diplom

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question is refugees are able to make it helpede camps, and being in parts of eastern or western drawing fromepool that we think are legitimate refugees and some of these can? is that a possible weak link in the system? guest: to the best of my knowledge we are not receiving refugees from western or eastern europe. that is been handled by european authority. the refugees we are talking about from an and turkey, they are from their refugee camps in their home region. they are being project -- process first are the united nations and on the united states. there are countries all over the world that are accepting refugees. most of western europe is excepting some level of refugee s. 3000 syrians refugees in the coming year. that's a different situation that folks coming to the united states. is it possible? anything is possible. you would need to speak to somebody smarter than i am on the subject. how the process will work to prevent that. we have not had the issue so far. then have in the past vetting issues with some refugees to iraqi refugees. they were accused of plotting the carry out attack