augmented reality that scully helmet wrapped up nearly 2000 backers on the crowdfunding site in the gogo. people contributed nearly 2.5 million dollars for the promotion video called preorders . >> our technology fundamentally enhances human care. >> the scully nation made it the most successful campaign in history. and scully was on the road to success when kpix five interviewed one of the founders back in 2014. even after an additional $11 million in venture capital funding scully hit a dead-end. the company's founder were recently form out -- forced out amid allegations. they spent it on a lavish lifestyle including strip clubs and exotic vacations and fancy cars. the lawsuit filed by a former bookkeeper -- bookkeeper alleges the founders routinely demanded fraudulent book keeping and used corporate accounts as personal piggy banks . it alleges company funds plate -- paid the rent on the san francisco apartment along with weekly apartment cleanings and more. >> people who committed their money early on are out of luck. >> andrew dix says as a result of the alleged financial mismanagem

"vacation all i ever wanted, vacation hard to get away, vacation meant to be spent alone " the gogos are going to be... when we come back with the on tour cortez masto and i approve this message. as a doctor, i see how decisions in washington impact my patients here in nevada. so even though i'm a republican, i won't be voting for joe heck. joe heck's voted ten times to defund planned parenthood, which thousands of women depend on for cancer screenings. and heck opposes a woman's right to choose even when her health is at risk. for me and my patients, "doesnt matter what they say... its the jealous games people play, our lips are sealed " the gogo's are go-ing to be at mandalay beach tonight. check out the 80's all girl band as they play their hits like vacation, we've got the beat and our lips our sealed. show starts at 9. tickets are 36 bucks "owner of a lonely heart, owner of a lonely heary, much better than a owner of a lonely heart " of this song... owner of a lonely heart. but the rock and roll hall of famer nominees have plenty of hits for everybody. yes will be at the downtow

gogo our swimmers and gymnists. >>> when a night in rio. possibly not as much as these five young ladies here. the final five they call themselves because in the 2020 games, the teams will be limited to four members. after rio, long time coordinator martha growly is retiring. >>> the united states will be th four back to back olympic all around champions if they win. and they could be the first country to sweep all six medals in gym's gymnastics at a single olympics. >> and let's change focus to making he will phelps. sweet revenge for him as he collects two more gold medals. he defeated the man that beat chad -- >> and the united states dominating with nine gold medals and eight silver and nine bronze. add them up that is a total of 26. and we'll see how many more we'll see today. paul ryan is with us every single morning till the last olympic medal is awarded. paul ryan has been busy in yo. but -- in rio he's been there catching up with our olympic athletes. >>> controversy over donald trump's latest comments about hillary clinton. he sai

now, tememperatures for asia ar gogoing to be quiuite h hot acre northern areas such as western japan and the korean peninsula as i mentioned. now let's go to the americas. hot weather and dry weather is causing wildfifires acroross wn united states, but this is the monsoonn season for the four corners region. so h heavy rainn is causing s s flooding. we have some video coming out of tucson, arizona. the north american monsoon continues to trigger flash floods. parts of a major highway was shut down. phoenix was also hit by floods and downpours filling up dry river beds in the city. flash floods remain in place for almost the e entire s states of arizona and new mexico. more rain is expected for the next several days. there's a remnants of hurricane havier. more rain is expected for the deep south and there's a low front affecting central canada. the system caused hail. up to 10 cenenmeters in diameter. this likely hits the northern plains into the next 24 hours. heavy rain is expected. to the south, temperatures are extremely high. 37 in oklahoma city. 37 also in houston. and across

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lolooking atrainfafall, topping to 150 millimeters inn hokkaido as we gogo throughout the day o thursdaywave heights continue to be as high as nine meters on the pacific side. and then up to 144 kilometers per hour gust through the next 72 hours or so. now, that's not the only part of the story. i mentioned those warm temperatures. as the system takes the clouds with it, we're seeing clear skies. over in gunma we made it to nearly 40 degrees on wednesday. and even into the westernrn portion of japan, in aichi prefectu prefecture, mid-30s. also the korean peninsula seeing high temperatures. we will continue to see this dominant influence at least for another day. and then we should see a little bit of a change from there afterwards. but stillll seeingg those clear skies in place. meanwhile toward thehe southern portion of china, there's a tropical depression. taipei, hong kong also seeing showers. low to mid-30s for tokyo. scattered showers in tokyo as the heating creates instability. speaking of stability, let's look at north america. on monday the same system that caused problems toward

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is not gogoing to take some kikind of magic tecechnology tht hahas not beenen invented yet. we can use this usingng conventional plant brbreeding ad common sense. [captionons made possisible by t televivision] x >> this week, global 3000 heads to china. a new app is creating a stir at lunchtime, bringing old favorites to the table. we find out more. in peru we look for one of the amazon's largest fish. how many are left and why do they need protecting? but first we go to russia, a country battling a huge drugs problem. nowhere on earth is more heroin consumed than here. the u.n. estimates that 4,700 tons of raw opium were produced worldwide last year. illegally. morphine is extracted from it.

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. >> it is a cloudy day, from the roof-cam, let's gogo outside with their personal account the weather. not expecting those big severe storms today that were in northwest ohio yesterday. no tornadoes, there is a chance of an isolated to severe storm the primary threat will be damaging winds,be time frame.l very warm/humid. sunshine popping out we started out lots of clouds we could possibly hit 90 degrees today, it's going to feel like upper '90s0s, after 4:00 p.m., turn our attention to radar likely sunset at the late at 8:11 p.m. we're going to have some stores that develop, we are quiet on storm fox across the region not much going on but there's still a cold front that will push int currently 82 degrees in cleveland. 80 degrees in lorain. northwest ohio is in the middle of a massive cleanup indiana and northwest ohio yesterday, jessica dill joins u with the details of devastation of homes completely destroyed. >> there were multiple tornadoes, crossing state lines taking out homes cars power lines, severe storms produced a string of tornadoeses in indian and into ohio, the twisters

that was before kickstarter and indie gogo. it seemed like a logical way to solve a problem that was not being approached fast enough. 23 and me led to a genetics-forward opportunity. i started thinking about the other data we have on us and around us. with the wearable space starting to boom, it seemed logical that each person should control their own data. now you have the ability to tap into it through sensors and monitors. with all these things going on around us, why don't we build a platform for people to do this? that is the idea of we are curious came in. we believe it is your data. we are helping you assemble and make sense of it. a social layer on top of it. find people to have conversations around the beta. we see forums all the time. you can start a community around a disease or question or topic. the problem is that a lot of times, these turn into conversations that go nowhere. they have people comparing things. they might have ideas they want to pursue, but they do not have the means to do that. we are trying to p

. $1500 when shipping next year or a thousand if you buy now on indy gogo.h 85% of the room of a normal carry on, it won't hold your shoe collection, but who needs shoes when you're cruise something. >> it makes you feel like a little kid. >> can i photo bomb you? >> photo bomb. >> that looks fun. happening now, jazz summer fest kicks off and runs through sunday. >> and ear all about what you love. >> share with us and follow us on instagram. let's check on the forecast. >> heat is going to be happening where you are. sunny skies, low clouds at the coast. we've got the perseid meteor shower. you can see 40 to 80 meteors per hour tonight. . best viewing conditions inland. and we'll see 60s on the coast. here is the accu-weather forecast. this is going to look like next week that may be the peak of heating with highs near 100 degrees. >> thank you very much. >> wow. >> let's check in with sports. >> yes. larry beil is here, we're going to talk football again. >> it's that time. who is going to start as quarterback? it could be an easy call, one guy can't throw

. $1500 when shipping next year or a thousand if you buy now on indy gogo.85% of the room of a normal carry on, it won't hold your shoe collection, but who needs shoes when you're cruise something. >> it makes you feel like a little kid. >> can i photo bomb you? >> photo bomb. >> that looks fun. happening now, jazz summer fest kicks off and runs through sunday. >> and ear all about love. >> share with us and follow us on instagram. let's check on the forecast. >> heat is going to be happening where you are. sunny skies, low clouds at the coast. we've got the perseid meteor shower. you can see 40 to 80 meteors per hour tonight. . best viewing conditions inland. and we'll see 60s on the coast. here is the accu-weather forecast. this is going to look like next week that may be the peak of heating with highs near 100 degrees. >> thank you very much. >> wow. >> let's check in with sports. >> yes. larry beil is here, we're going to talk football again. >> it's that time. who is going to start as quarterback? it could be an easy call, one guy can't throw. we'll hav

pencmpared gogo years, before obama came along, we didn't have any successful radical islamic terrorist attack in the united states. they all started when clinton and obama got into office.ll of course, the september 11th attacks happened in 2001 when george bush was president less s than eight years before obama was sworn in.an eight y twitter was full of people asking if they heard right.s questioning if he's okay since giuliani recently appeared witha a big bruise on his head, aftern a reported fall in the shower. i a trump spokesperson clarifiedep the remark saying giuliani wasel referring to the period of timee between 911, and when obama took office. which was about seven or seven and a half years.t half ye guiliani has emerged as one of trump's fiercest alliesni has em defending the candidate, andcand attacking hillary clinton, on at every opportunity.i charges accused of setting a growing wildfire. the blaze is devastating a part of northern california, ang athl recovering from a massive wildfire last year. cal fire officials say the 40fil year old clear lake man is to blame for

people from going to prayer or shopping and just bashed wire and cement -- barbed wire and cement are gogoingcreate more hatred. about was part of israel's largest national project since the beginning of the occupation four decades ago. they are maintaining that they are building this wall to prevent suicide bombing and it's supported by 85% of israel's population. everyone in israel understands that it's bound to become a future border. the problem with the wall is it does not really follow the 1967 border. it cuts deep into palestinian territory and what would become the future palestinian state. >> took us on a tour to explain to us the thinking behind the building of these walls. >> the problem today between left and right is that security is mixed with politics. a guy from the neighborhood was sitting right here waiting for the bus and he was stabbed to death. and i can assure you that the one who stabbed him to death did not come from this arab neighborhood, he came from somewhere in the west bank or from the east bank. but the fact that he was stabbed by an arab or the people who live

as real and as true to yourselflf as you cacan and reay speak from the heart, and it will--it will gogoell. girl: and this m moves right ovr here. boy: that's fine. it's double space. girl: so, that's gonna be the same page. boy: double space. salim: these stories have so much value, and giving the minorities a a voice in n the community, that's what the telling roroom is alall about. woman: oh! boy: how's it going? good to see you. molly: hi, everybody. this is an amazing crowd. thanknk you so much for coming today. i'm molly haley anand i'm so fortunate to be able to workrk with the 15 students in the young writers & leaders program and co-teach it with sonya here. sonya: hi. i'm sonya. i'm, like, forgetting my lines. this is so exciting to look out at you. for those of you that this is your first time to the program, it is our yearlong writing program open exclusively to international students. molly: it means so much to us and the students that you came out to support their voices and their storytelling today. woman: one of the basic human needs is to be able to tell your story and

check out kaya stewart tomorrow night, opening for the gogos at y beach. tickets are available now. stewart.com. she is all over social media. >> and she has her name. nobody else squatted on her name. you have to get that early or else you're at the real kaya stewart. are you on facebook or twitter? you can find us on facebook and twitter. links can be found on our december last year. 14 americans are killed in a mass shooting inspired by isis. in the aftermath, congressman joe heck had the chance to ban suspected terrorists from buying guns. heck voted "no." 23 times. individuals on the fbi terror watch list have purchased firearms over 2,000 times. it's not just that joe heck does nothing to stop them. it's that he's voted to let them keep doing it.... 23 times. senate majority pac is responsible for the content >>> losing hair? trying everything you can to bring it back? regrow back your own natural hair with no pain and no side effects. it's possible according to our next guest. here with more is lindsay kay from laser med solutions. explain laser hair therapy. it sounds like s

. >> you have a long way to gogo with that. > i notice there was a trend that super markets would docandy aisles so when with your at the check with your kids -- >> i still see them. that's a good idea to not it there. i don't want to go to the no candy aisle. they get too smart for you. the movie, by the way, it'ss snatch. it's a dog swallows the toy and then squeaks. > it's the dog that swallows it, not the kid. >> yeah. > don't go anywhere, the news at 6 is far from over.m after the break, gwen isingng whying to take a full look at your forecast. we'll be right back welcome back. we're dealing with heat and people in colorado got someot s snow. it's not uncommon for thehe highest mount and is to record some snow. denver hasn't seen summer snow. the september 3, some snowed out labor day cookouts.ooko it's hard to think about snow a right now it's been so who the around here. i think people would say maybe a little snow to cool us down. when we were complaining in january and february and look an where we are now. >> always complaining.ompl > we can't please everybody, that's why i

yes, there were issues with abortions but they were going to hold the olympics and the economy was gogo -- was going so well. it wasn't an issue since people could afford to pay the fines and migrants were moving around and it was easier to avoid detection. there was a sense maybe it didn't matter anymore but then this case brought forth the sense that yes, these things are still happening. >> host: how many people in china would you say are subject to the one-child policy? >> guest: well, let's see, the one-child policy is a basket of policies as we agreed. so say fully a third of all chinese households are restricted to that strict one-child policy. the rest have slightly more fluid restrictions but still do. in some rural areas, you can have a second child if your first one is a girl. that is the restriction. you cannot just have whatever you want. then maybe you believed have a second child if you are in a dangerous profession like a coal minor or fishermen. >> host: in the fall people may have seen the headlines about a change in the policy. what was preserved and what was discarde

the godfather of gogo died in 2012 of heart and multiple organ failure. he would have been 80 years old this year. the festival will run from 3:00 until 7:00 this evening at the chuck brown memorial park. >>> and in just a couple of hours the national zoo will kick off beibei's first birthday party. they will be giving out frozen treats for the birthday boy and for his whole the rest of us, expect chinese treats. the birthday ceremony starts at 11:00 this morning. the public is invited to attend and you can also watch the pandas get their treats at 1:00 this afternoon. >> you know how i feel about beibei and pandas. >> so cute. >> love that little guy so much. happy birthday. i know he's watching this morning. >> definitely. >> i know he is. >> happy birthday. >>> if you're shopping for a compact car there are plenty of options but do you know how they measure up? we will weigh the pros and cons of three popular models. >>> plus no cups, no straw, no problem. slurpees during bring your own cup day at 7-eleven. >>> perfect weather for a slurpee. going to b

we will gogo to baltimore e fore latest. then inside the fox news unger. undergoing as crisis. they are without the leader that founded the organization, roger ailes, who is embroiled the largest sexual-harassment scandal we can think of and who knows where it is going to end. amy: we will speak with sarah ellison about roger ailes in the future of fox news. she recently exposed the existence of explosive audiotapes recorded by multiple women in conversation with ailes . all of that and more coming up. , welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. an official from the u.s. secret service has confirmed the agency has spoken t to the trump cacamn about his comments at a rally in wilmington, north carolina on tuesday, which many saw as a call to assassinate his rival hillary clinton. mr. trump: hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish, the second amendment. either way, if she gets to pick -- if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although, the second amendment people, maybe there is. i don't know. amy: the offici

its the jealous games people play, our lips are sealed " the gogo's are go- ing to be at mandalay beach tonight. check out the 80's all girl band as they play their hits like vacation, we've got the beat and our lips are sealed. show starts at 9. tickets are 36 bucks "owner of a lonely heart, owner of a lonely heary, much better than a owner of a lonely heart " hardcore "yes" fans are not fans of this song... but the rock and roll hall of famer nominees have plenty of hits for everybody. yes will be at the downtown las vegas events center saturday night at 8. tickets start at 40 bucks "lovin, touchin, squeezin each other, when im alone all by myself " when im alone. steve perry will not be with journey of course... but we couldn't help showing this vintage clip of lovin touchin squeezin. the new journey joins the doobie brothers for a night of classic rock at mandalay events center saturday night at 7. tickets start at 45 bucks get down on it, get wanna dance, get your back up off the wall how about this for a night of old school funk kool and the gang, morris day and the time, bootsie

world is dividing again, and, uh, do you have any advice for the younger genererations autut howo gogon order to bring g peoe together instead of separating? [man singing in arabic] yaffa: i've never been too enthusiastic about any religion, per se, or the writings and ancient maxims about how to live your life which, at the end of the day, end up putting your mind in bondage. the other side of the coin is, of course, the idea that everyone should make their own decisions about what they want to listen to and what they want to worship. in any case, after the session, the vibe is warm and good. [singing continues] [baglama, bass guitar, and drums playing] the band's name is equal to its ideals and way of thinking. "kakardes turkuler" is freely translated as "songs of brotherhood." the group originated from protest movements. the divisions and tensions between differentnt ethnic groups created a musical backlash. [woman singiging in foforeign languagage] diler ozer: we want our music to be--to be based on thehe geogray we live on, and when we look at our geography, w we don't only e the

. >> i always wanted to see one of those gogo up. >> when i was very very young i got to see a launch at the cape with my dad. it was prettyaue c cool. >> i was very little but yes very very cool and it's really a phenomenalnd thing. it will be interesting to see >> also interested to see what is coming up with our weather. >> always. >> that's a great story. i was riveted or it was riveting. >> no pressure. >>> you are talking about peering into the future and we will show you theeer forecast.. momentarily. some ran out here to the eastt side looking for northern geauga county south of f painesville along i 90 and living through the there may be a shower along with the thompson area andhow heading south and west mansfield starting to get into this shield of moderatete rain and moving to the northeast and northeast and we certainly cannot rulethe oute moderate rain in cleveland, but, there is a cold front sagging in north that may deflect some of that moisture. m if the front does stall it could certainly bring in heavier rain let's have a look at this and you guys have got to check t

as real and as true to yourselflf as you cacan and reay speak from the heart, and it will--it will gogo girl: and this m moves right ovr here. boy: that's fine. it's double space. girl: so, that's gonna be the same page. boy: double space. salim: these stories have so much value, and giving the minorities a a voice in n the community, that's what the telling roroom is alall about. woman: oh! boy: how's it going? good to see you. molly: hi, everybody. this is an amazing crowd. thanknk you so much for coming today. i'm molly haley anand i'm so fortunate to be able to workrk with the 15 students in the young writers & leaders program and co-teach it with sonya here. sonya: hi. i'm sonya. i'm, like, forgetting my lines. this is so exciting to look out at you. for those of you that this is your first time to the program, it is our yearlong writing program open exclusively to international students. molly: it means so much to us and the students that you came out to support their voices and their storytelling today. woman: one of the basic human needs is to be able to tell your story and to c

is not gogoing to take some kikind of magic tecechnology tht hahas not beenen invented yet. we can use this usingng conventional plant brbreeding ad common sense. [captionons made possisible by t televivision] ]ñ]ñ]ñíñíñíñéñéñéñéñéñéññ?ññwçx announcer: this is a production of china central television america. woman: as the global population grows, the challenge to end hunger only deepens. the u.n. world food program wants to wipe out global hunger by 2030, but can it be done? this week on "full frame," we look at someme of the innonovate and perhaps a little unconventional ideas for eradicating hunger around the world once and foror all. i'm m may lee in losos angelese. let's take it "full frame." in 2012, 5 mba students began developing an idea to address food insecurity in the world's urban slums, but it might seem a little unconventioional to yo. it's insect farming. but guess what? not only did their idea win the world's most prestigious social enterprise competitionon, they beat out 10,000 other competitors and wewere presented the $1 million hult prizize by former u.s

gogo in september. we have to go, you don't think they go in september anyway, do you?: you do? >> at least one rate hike. connell: as parting gift, give you some of this kfc sunscreen. it smells like chicken. >> i like chicken. connell: stephen leeb. good stuff. : . connell: all right, as we hand over this operation to trish, we do so with the dow down 86 points, a lot of red on it. up over 5% tonight. don't forget "wall street week" and libertarian town hall with that will be a big night tonight. over to trish regan. trish: going to be a good one, the market is all over the place amid news janet yellen intends to raise interest rates at some point. we're live from the fed's big shin dig in jackson hole coming up. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton engage some of the worst attacks against each other yet. i'm trish regan, welcome everyone, to "the intelligence report." investors reacting to janet yellen's positive assessment of the economy including the job market, which means in fact, that she may raise rates, perhaps earlier than some anticipate. talking about septe

what better thing do you have to do that you gogo home for a month and a half after ignoring the president's request of months for funding for zika? is it because it's not in your district? it's in our country. it's in this world that we live in. what better thing do you have to do than giving us a vote on no fly-no buy? 90% of american people support no fly no buy. it isn't like the public isn't watching of the inaction happening here. we are only halfway through this break. we can come back and act upon it. what are they going to do? they're going to do it in the appropriations process? maybe. by the way, they have thrown obstacles for zika funded. zika is a sexually -- if you're affected by zika it can be sexually transmitted. we had this discussion here. if we had funding for zika it cannot include contraception. i wonder how many of their homes -- i just wonder this a lot, how many of the families of our republican colleagues are not practicing birth control. how come they don't have many more children? how come they don't have five or six children like i did. what is it that they don't

gget up to ,000 customer cash gogo opportunityal ent. >>> back with street talk, analyst recommendationsocks you need to know about. we kick it off with alibaba. mkm getting more bullish raising price target to 130 from 95 primarily because of significant upside potential in cloud. chinese cloud over the next five years. china could -- the market could be $20 billion in five years and baba is dominant there already citing the gem of the portfolio. good ipo in the first half of 2017. >> talked about the amazon clone. you can agree or disagree. if they don't amazon with web services -- >> absolutely. >> that would be a very good thing for baba and shareholders. >> express scripts, rebounding a bit from yesterday's steep selloff and jeffries defending the company saying the mylan-related selloff is overblown and the price squeeze is there and not new. most of the pricing problems they argue from the drug manufacturing side and say that customers save about 5% in increase of drug spend and less than most and justifies express script and the pbm business model. $88 target on express scripts.

t >> that's going to happen.s gogo >> they still have eight game g lead.>> bryce harper taking hisg h talents to fashion.ashion he created a limited edition baseball cap for a good cause.se >> it's a great by september but i'd like tepo see the hat.at >> go to tow harbor heroes charity for children battling bn cancer and the leukemia and lymphoma society. siety hats will go on sale today. >> great cause and i migh one of those up. >> i definitely will get one.. >> nice arm.ice arm >> can i get one of those.et one >> i'll take two.wo. check this out.ecis o redskins newly signed cornerbacb josh norman making headlines hin after an eyeing and extremelyxte candid interview with.ew w cement pn the magazine outspoken norman didn't hold anythingg back. bac here are a couple of highlightsh when asked what he thought off commissioner rah roger goodell norman said i get he make the t owners money but literallyitally anyone could do that. tha a dog could. he's a dog in a suit. horrible. he a straight horrible.rie. >> how does he really feel?eallf >> i'm just saying.a

sales of gogo higher after ceo reports purchase of around 50,000 shares of the company's common stockthat purchase yesterday around $10.37 per share. this all according to regulatory filings. shares are still down about 36% year-to-date. still, melissa, a half million dollar bet on this company's stock. back to you guys. >>> dot cm, thank you. disney shares down making one of the worst dow performers. joining us onset is sam myers who has overweighting from jaffry and michael morris from guggenheim neutral on disney as below the street and below consensus earnings. san, start with you. $120 price target. as you take a look at what to expect after the bell today and going forward, what is it that's going to drive the stock higher by more than 20% from now in the next 12 months? >> right. so heading into earnings we like the setup here. you have the theme parks doing a little better although we do have some offsets in the quarter. the film business, the studio had three major hits in the quarter. and we obviously have the home video of "star wars" coming in. on the consumer side npr --

i like to call this the way not gogo on holiday or where to on holiday charts, so we have a good thinge is switzerland very expensive, pay attention. this is the pound. it has dropped down, got to the red line and now effectively cheap. as a result of which, we see an influx of tourists in london. you can see that in retail sales numbers earlier this week. we are bouncing around the bottom, so interesting to see the idea of the pound bouncing back, and the other thing to point out is that the euro is a little bit cheap but coming up. for americans thinking about where they should holiday and vacation, i suggesting not such a length or the eurozone but london looks lovely right now. back to you. has not they vacation next week, so this chart is probably -- guy: in the u.k. k i am going with -- jonathan: i'm going with gy. david: of course. i'm going with alix because i did not know iraq was above iran, so you taught me something. jonathan: i am up every morning m. eastern on bloomberg radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: we are 30 minutes away from the opening bell. in new york, happy fr