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. >>> after some sluggish traffic gh t over the weekend, we are now back to normal. b.a.r.t.ube is up and running again. saturday and sunday people had to take a bus or ferry to cross the bay or catch a ride and ano drive. b.a.r.t. says ridership was at 50% over the weekend. another transbay tube closure is expected on labor day weekend. >>> we knew this was coming.servic room service via robot.s and a bay area company has created a rolling concierge service. oc: " scott budman has the sneak peek. >> reporter: you ever been at a hotel and it's late at night and you need a snack but you don't want to bother an actual person? well here's a robot that can deliver. and it will deliver 24/7. from the lobby to the elevator, straight to your crown plaza hotel room. >> this is the indoor uber if you will. >> reporter: silicon valley startup savvy oak built it with sensors that navigate through a hotel while getting a lot of attention from guests along÷yz? the way. the robot calls when it arrives. meets you at your door with the merchandise. and then does a little dance when it's done

. >> kathy lee will be back on the "today" sh gh moving onto number three. >> i was surprised. >> i didn'tabout it.ow. >> tom brady's got slammed on twitter this week. >> people are really cruel, as well. i've been getting a lot of cyber bullying x just as well. >> and the number one story, ben affleck and the nanny. >> ben, how excited are you for the film? >> very excited. >> the former nanny he allegedly cheated with? he made the cover of w york post. >> that's her posing with tom brady's superbowl ring.the ne >> ben denies all allegations. so e.t. onli for all the latest on those stories and more. >>> and back to kim k., she may have taken that drug down, but not this one.ne.com unbelievable, but not shocking, that's for sure. first they say i'm too skinny. now they say i'm too big so i h. everyone's body is different. i'm going the get even bigger and that's beautiful, too. >> her's someone who knows a lot about taking on the haters. >> it's her big, bold attitude that's made her our girl crush right now. >> i had one ajent that would fan money in my face. >> this is what is conside p

gh. you also saw twitter continuing to fall on disappointing results we saw last week.witter up today at an all-time low. shery: john, thanks. john shipman with a wrapup of the u.s. market. checking other headlines this had its worstece stock grant in decades as marcus returned from a five-week closure. new data painted a bleak picture for the economy. minutesplunged 22% in before finally closing down 16% with banks leading the fall. market survey of greek manufacturing came in at 30.2 readingwest ever indicating that output all but collapsed as debt crisis came to a head in july. the trading on the singapore chain was halted on monday nearly two hours due to a technical fault. regulators recommended the chain in june. theit is a growing part of exchange business, accounting for more than one third of revenue last year. the first person to stand trial for manipulating has been convicted and jailed for 14 years. a london jury unanimously found former usb and citigroup trader tom hayes guilty of conspiracy, reading the rate. a message has to be sent to the banking world.

into sunday morning, here comes the clouds off the ocean, temperatures in the 70s we'll run this thing gh. we get the evening hours, again, lots of clouds out there, maybe a few breaks, but, again it should not ruin your day here. all right, hurricane danny sitting here 800 miles east of the windward islands. the way out here, it was a major hurricane. the winds have decreased. now we're seeing maximum sustained winds of 100 miles per hour. the track will take it toward the windward islands after puerto rico and haiti, the dominican republic it is expected to weaken into a tropical storm. by the time it gets over cuba, thursday of next week, it will be a tropical low. of if the modeling is correct does not look like it will be anything more than a beneficial rainmaker. sun and clouds, 82 degrees is the forecast the high. for the jersey shore, tranquil seas. seas 2 to 3 feet. mostly sunny on the sand, delightful, 83 degrees, that's the forecasted high for atlantic city, sea isle and avalon, cape may. sun and clouds, pleasant overnight tonight, 57 degrees, outlying suburbs, 66 center city.

but when construction began, it as 1900.gh to produce an ounce could be less than $800, which gives goldcorpbit of wiggle room. but any veteran of the industry knows it's not a slamdunk. >> i remember seeing $264 and ounce. but i also know how much value we have created since that time. and i expect we will do that again. if they are right, it will hit its stride just as gold prices bounce back, making it one of the strongest, lowest in their portfolio. if they are wrong, it may be cheaper to leave that gold underground. pimm: bloomberg's danielle more fromins us with toronto. thank you for being with me. if you could describe this idea of how much it costs to get out of the ground. $800 an ounce, that is their projection? the projectionis for 2018 when they ramp up to their -- they are estimating 5000 ounces a year. there are economy skills. when you start, it costs more. the more that you get out of the cheaper it becomes. -- there are economies of scale. it is quite good relative to the company's peers. be $978. number would this could be a very good mine. have shares of goldcorp lost abo

it's really a to gh decision. >> you know brenda was one of those people. 58 years old from milford, massachusetts, the mom of three kids. works as an office manager, rarely cutu her hair, she likes to trim it herself because she it. currently she is dat eg an hopes a new look will help her in that department. let's take a look at her story. >> well, i love this because not only are you playing hooky, you told your boss to watch because you were so confident you were going to be picked. >> oh, my gosh, yes! this is my number one bucket i am so cited -- nervous and this. i watch you guys every thursday. stop work, i make the patients come out. we all stand in the room and watch tv for ambush makeover. >> well, you win. >> oh, my god. i love brenda. her daughter alicia is here. please eep your blindfold on for just a second. here is brenda desant before. brenda, let's see the new you. >> wow! nice. >> oh, my gosh. >> all right, are you ready? take off your blindfold and look at your mom. thank you. by the way -- >> look how sweet. brenda, are you ready? >> i don't know.e >> yes, you ar

en the levees failed, the city became a cruel example of agony and anarchy. e cavalry did come, th gh. by air. in acts as brilliant as brave. nearby almost every home in st. bernard parish was flooded. that wasn't the worst of it. >> when the flood f om katrina got to st. bernard parish, one of the tanks here at the old murky 'ol refinery ruptured sending oil out -- 25,000 barrels. a year later we stood in front of a woman's home. she couldn't stop crying because she felt like, while0her house was uninhabitable, she was being suffocated by red tape. >> in the weeks and years that followed, we saw countless acts of kindness and almost as many crew-ups. remember the trailers t t leaked toxic fumes. have mercy. the poor were hit the hardest. new orleans lower ninth ward exemplified that. and for years it felt like a neighborhood that was left to die. no more. tanya harris lives here. a friend told her she can see the change. >> because it was just vast emptiness. she said now when i'm across the bridge, i'm -- [ inaudible ] i see houses, i see children, i see traffic. life is in this com

so three of the primary programs ghs is involved, you address a key element to close the gaps as well as what is occurring. the second part is matcher x. it's great to have these things in place, but how are they and how do we encourage agencies to put additional controls and place and how are we administering bm pack. so there are several activities occurring. one is dealing with the cyberspring activity that all of these have initiated going back to the late june, july timeframe. in that, one of the things we observed as they can actually move rapidly over 35 years. but if you have the necessary support and understanding of what is going on in your environment, that it is important to do something. the cyberspring activity incorporated something different working groups, but the focus that came out of there that was being measured literally on a daily basis, daily calls to cios and on a monthly basis with death threats. so high

mainly,gh switzerland, we obtained it scientific reports, and i pass along to this committee, they read them and made their comments, pass them out among the other scientists. all in an effort to try and calm down the scientists that were there. also, if we found some thing important, they would be gratifying, but we never did. we never found out anything. stuff.negative that these 40ans scientists that we knew were not in any big nuclear bomb project. then, the other wing of the groves effort to obtain information, as they move forward, he got reports back of interviews with the german scientists as the armies went through eastern france over into scientists were picked up and talked to, and ,hese reports went to groves and we got it out all the scientists on the project. project scientists some relief to know that there probably wasn't a project going on. know, we didn't know that the british had broken the code, and that the british of course weren't willing to tell us they had broken the code. for fear that this would leak out back to the germans. so the british themselves were kind

because you have been playouing a gh school student for dsix years. >> six years. >> seth: you are 26. so you are not in high school. >> believe it or not. >> sete: is it nice? because it's going to sort of jump ahead in time, and you might actually be able to -- i mean, are you excited for that? to ge out of high school? >> i am. i started the show -i [ laughter ] >> seth: i mean, usually p ople finish in four years. that's all i'm saying. [ laughter ] >> you're really embarrassing me right now. it's been great. i actually didn't go -- i was home schooled for high school. so this has sort of been my high school experience. six. >> exactly. [ laughter ] amazing. this is very -- still not my age. but, we'oe getting on it. it's fun. >> seth: you're getting closer. w, you obviously have an credibly intonse fan base. people recognize you all the time for who you are. but they also recognize you -- they're very excited because they think you're other people. >> the people i am not. yes,sthere's like a whole flock of young actresses that look alike. when i was younger it was always selena g

still 10%ghs till-- below may's record. have a look at the price of oil. what an astonishing day yesterday. like equities, oil bouncing back from a slump. yesterday, i find it hard to find words, because that move there in the context of a one-year chart does not look but as you know, that move is a 10% rally. yes, oil rose 10% yesterday after stronger u.s. growth, weak stockpile data. it is on track for its first weekly gang in -- gain in nine. crude oil fell below $40 a barrel. don't forget. oil is still 30% below that june high. what an incredible week. manus: thank you very much for rounding all of that up. let's head over to asia with the chinese stock market. the second day of gain. the yuan has risen the most since april on speculation that propping upchina is markets ahead of the big world war ii victory parade next week. joins us.ost this intervention came late last night. this is about saving face. richard: yeah, absolutely. under emphasize how important this military parade that is going to take ofce next week -- two days national holidays. the

everybody was typhoon about the dax was going to power to new hi ghs led by export growth. in the emerging world is slowing. the euro has fallen in value, but so have other currencies. there's a missing element, where was the demand? europe's story has been a domestic recovery. francine: you have qe in europe. you talk about a recalibration of expectations, we knew that china was slowing. we knew the numbers were to be taken with salt. what happened at the last 4 days? andrew: it is sort of a waking up. there is of money chasing returns. earlieras on your show in the year you were saying aren't equities expensive? they were. there was a colts between the implied profit and level of profits in -- there was a gulf between implied profit and 11 of profit coming through. global growth is slowing. world trade has been slowing for many years, this is the fifth year that global gdp growth rate has declined. i would expect it to decline again next year. a lot of people have chased equities on the back of qe, put it under the mattress or put it into equities. now they are being conf

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he ghs in the low to middle 80s. a little after 5:17 in the morning. lauren scala, how is -- >> things are going nicely. it's not that big of a deal at the moment. route 80. this is eastbound out in the hope area. out before exit 12. watch out for an accident there. again, not causing delays just yet. we also have a water main break in manhattan in the village. west third street shut down between sullivan street and 6th avenue. that break is at macdougal street. hopefully that will be cleaned up soon. a live look outside. we'll show you what the gowanus looks like. up through industry city, plenty of cars out there. delays are fine until you get to the brooklyn bridge. twano lanes shut down by cadman plaza west. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. more coming up on the 4s. >> lauren, thank you very much. >>> now to decision 2016. dueling town halls in new hampshire. and some harsh words exchanged between donald trump and jeb bush. nbc's edward lawrence is in washington with that. interesting, edward, because you had the person who was

still mid and upper 80s with a gh level of humidity makes it feel like the 90s. 70 us in long island. upper 60s north and west of town. a lot of low clouds this morning. not much in terms of rain to worry about. however, we look for the clouds to break up, the low clouds. hazy sunshine this afternoon. by noontime, it's about 85. isolated thunderstorms popping up this afternoon into the evening with a high of 87 degrees. let's see if there are any trouble spots for the commute so far. what's the latest, lauren? >> aim a couple of them, chris. 280 eastbound there's a serious accident. two lanes shut down. could be there for a while. 280 is a spot to avoid right now. also, another spot, the bqe by the brooklyn bridge, there's an accident there. delays are pretty significant heading into this area as well. we'll have more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >> lauren x thank you. >>> we have breaking news now on a story we told you about earlier this week. the rape of a 7-year-old staten island girl. overnight, police told us that the suspect, daniel nieto is in custody. they found h

brookt n and manhattan, you may be in for a couple of headaches this week id tht ks to a repair project. gh street, fulton, chambers, nal and spring streets, they'll have plan an alternate route. that is because for the first full week, the a and the c trains will not be running nhattan. the tunnel under the east river was heavily damaged in superstorm sandy. crews are working through the weekend to make the much-needed repairs. we have a full list of the alternative routes to help you nbcnewyork.com. >>> the mta says a pilot program to reduce trash in the subway stations is working. the transit agency has been taking garbage cans out of subway stations and putting them on the streets. officials say that's cut down on it 's reduced the rat problem. not everybody is convinced. >> i do not agree. i don't think it's any cleaner. >> most people will drop their trash on the floor, keep going and we have trash on the platform and it's nasty. they should havs a garbage can for us to put our trash. >>etakinintrash cans out of subway stations is keeping them cleaner. the agency plans to continue thi

skeleton crews on desks, kids getting ready to gh back to school, so families trying to squeeze in vacationch as they can. that being said, it is going to have a lot of opportunities. we'd still be debating about where is the fed going. we're going to have non-farm pay rolls at the end of the week, then into a three-day weekend. there is a lot of potential for volatility in a lightly traded week. >> everybody's focused on jackson hole. looking forward to the fed meeting in mid-september. but cotuld the ecb be a tape of volume? >> we are hearing noise out of the ecb they're very disappointed with their inflation numbers, not unlike our fed. they almost sounded like they were going to add additional qe before they've even ended this one. that's got a lot of potential for surprises. >> it is 2:00 p.m. now, art. we've tended to see margin calls start to come in around this time and give us some kind of indication on how we might close out. are you seeing anything of that kind today? >> i don't think you'll see much of that, mandy, because with the market closing up, the risk of high-margin call

gh economist allison schrager has studied the effect of time zones. >> there's always been some politicalect as to how people set time. the whole economic justification for having different time zones is for trade. and north korea barely trades if anyone. if anyone can get away with having their own time zone it's them. >> north korea has its own calendars, too. beginning in 1997 it started counting years based off the birth of its modern founder, kim il sung. so in pyongyang, it's year 104, 1,911 years behind the rest of the world. for "cbs this morning saturday" anna werner new york. >>> isolated as they are, it's still got to feel awfully weird to be on the half-hour timetable. >> there's a region it's called the kaesong industrial park there's both north korea and south korean workers. >>> time to show you some of this morning's headlines. "the new york times" reports president obama may have burned a bridge with a long-time israeli advocacy group. as he looks to gain support for the iran nuclear deal. mr. obama reportedly accused the american/israel public affairs committee for spend

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