part of hain has been built on acquisiti acquisitions today we own some of the greatest brands.ing back today, consumers want healthy food and we talked about this, many, many times and millennials want branded, organic foods. they want to know what's in their product. i mentioned something yesterday on the conference call, where over 30% of natural, organic foods are bought online. where's the biggest growth coming from? online amazon, amazon, amazon and whole foods together are a big part of our sales and will continue to be a big part of our growth. but consumers going into brick and mortar today want healthier food $800 billion of packaged goods is sold in the u.s and the whole industry is going through a change so consumers are going to buy earth's best versus gerber so that's where the opportunity is >> let's take a look here. bmo, skepticism remains despite a solid turn around. then it says, they have -- viewing the guidance with a dash of skepticism and pointing out while you think there's a greater degree of insulation, in the end, amazon has to crater everybody to take

terry haines of isi is still with us to explain.'s take infrastructure for a moment, because that was supposed to be the subject of the news conference. where is infrastructure? busy day? -- is it dead? terry: infrastructure is just nowhere, and it is the biggest surprise of the past six months from a policy cents. i look at yesterday's press conference as a half-measure, really, to cover that up. the other interesting thing about this is that there is only about $300 billion of direct federal spending available, and most of that would come from repatriation and tax reform. the one interesting detail about the republican budget for next year is that money appears to be being pushed back into tax reform instead of going to pay for infrastructure. where is the bipartisanship or even the plan to move something major forward? is not here so far. in the meantime, it is not just a problem of the size, it is the time to do it. there's only a few legislative days open to them. they have something called the debt ceiling. they are continuing

the sixth year for the team haines basketball program.t is run by kevin haines who plays basketball overseas and is aimed to promote basketball skills and promote discipline and sportsmanship and have fun at the same time. >>> the "action news" team is out working ton news stories for tonight beginning at 4:00. alicia vitarelli is live in the newsroom with a preview. >> coming up today at 4:00, a silence ten minute song is storming the itunes charts and we'll explain why in big talkers and or if you have a teenager heading to college you'll want to tune in today at 4:00, we have advice to help them become financially responsible and vent ultly independent. and europe's budget airline wants to limit how much passengers can drink and has nothing to do with what they can drink in flight. >> thank you. now lets check out the accuweather forecast. david murphy is here now with the midweek. >> trouble down the shore with the high rip currents owner than that we are looking okay for the most part. looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan we ar

lost on a mountain with slippery rocks and steep drop-offs, kimberly haines and her dog rainey finallye. >> you go from despair to hope and you can't describe it. >> reporter: they left for a 15-mile run on the mt. teneriffe trail monday but never returned. after four days of searching under the hot summer sun, rescuers got a gps signal from her cell phone pinpointing her location. >> we were yelling and screaming and then her dog barked and then she started yelling as well and then we found her. >> reporter: a helicopter airlifting haines and rainey from the mountain, her trustee companion with her the whole time. >> rainey would never leave her side. we knew she was keeping her warm at night. >> reporter: able to walk to the ambulance haines later telling the crowd i'm okay. >> this is an absolutely amazing outcome for us. we couldn't ask for anything better. she seemed to be in good spirits when she came off the helicopter. >> she is a strong, strong woman. she's amazing. >> reporter: and haines survived by finding a water source to stay close to but four days on the mountain had ta

lord hain, thank you very much forjoining us this evening.tower disaster, had their final chance today to submit ideas, for the scope and remit of the public inquiry into the tragedy. it's expected there'll be hundreds of suggestions, but there are still fears the inquiry won't be wide—ranging enough. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. furder hashem. his daughter. 7777 77. . 7 -. how, why did they die? this man, the chairman of grenfell tower inquiry, sir martin morre—bick has to answer those questions, but when he asked the community what other topics he could consider, he got a rough ride. this i why it is so important to get the terms of reference right and for you to tell me what you think it should cover. we did and then you dismissed them on tv. i think you mis—remembered what i said. thomasina has been in a hotel since the fire, caught between her old life before grenfell and an unknown new one. this is what she wants from the inquiry. well the community, we need specific answers so we can begin healing. we need that c

. >>> this is the sixth year for the team haines basketball academy it's run by kevin haines a sickleville native that plays now overseas, it is aimed to promote team work and sportsmanship and discipline. >>> some children at the jersey shore suited up and hit the court with the world famous harlem globe trotters, players are offering clinics at the center through saturday. children work on their skills on the court and learn lessons off the court as well. the team is also hosting nightly games beginning at 7:00. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight a check of the forecast for you. looking live at the ben franklin bridge, and the blue sky there and a bit of sunshine. accuweather is coming up. >>> time now for the accuweather forecast. >> cecily tynan is live at the philadelphia zoo. there she is. last segment she had a big hair hare and now a tortoise. i am with josephine a box turtle they are found in the wild they are found from southern maine to georgia and as far west as the mississippi. you see the box turtle by one thing they have the red eyes and the shell. it's hinged so whe

where does hain fit in, in what many people feel will be the suppression of price increases hain has always worked very well with whole foods does that mean he'll work well with amazon? we don't know. what we do know is they're doing okay. >> doing all right. >> yesterday we saw the beginning of what i would regard as your dividend does not protect you anymore. >> why >> because people are so concerned about what amazon is going to do. mongolese has been very heavy here not that they have much of a dividend just beware that this consumer products group -- >> could these guys get sold it's funny there's so much chatter about these kinds of companies potentially being consolidation fodder. >> it's a good question but -- >> he doesn't have one big product. >> no. he has a lot of products irwin loves rung hain celestial. >> does irwin have a choice? he's not a controlled shareholder. >> no. in the end it's like -- you could get anybody. >> activist as they were an engaged capital. >> until you had the accounting problems, irwin was doing great. they're in the past. i don't want to contin

. >> police had a firm hold on sean haines during his arrest. he had gone through sck mac. >> coming to cause trouble? >> i cannot confirm or deny that. >> reporter: the calm for the may lay gave me a chance to speak with a college student. he told me he's not there for violence but couldn't say the same for his friends. >> i'm coming here in a nonviolence stance. >> reporter: as the day wore on -- [no audio]. remain with a young woman killed in charlottesville. i was struck by the number of antifa, men and women all dressed in black, more than 100 as they marched from the work. it is the treatment of the trump supporters that are sticking with me. last week joe was attacked with a bottle. his face was badly gaujed. he was through so much and today he was vastly outnumbered. and this young man in his red trump hat. he wore a mouth guard preparing for contact and the crowd pushed him hard toward the police line but one man, the white man with the shaved head fired back for him. he's a liberal, for that moment all thing quickly faded. he said no y

. —— lord hain. he was predicting a battle ahead in parliament.do you think that is what is coming down the line? there was a battle raging across parliament about how to approach the next few months. and the core principles of brexit and what it will mean. within labour there was an argument going on about how far the party should go in committing to single market access, even membership, customs union membership, politicians like peter hain suggesting the uk should remain in both. and when mps come back in a month‘s time, we will quickly see real parliamentary argument about this question, around the customs union and a single market. labour‘s position, which is currently in flux, i think we will have a better idea of, in two three weeks‘ time. donald trump is coming under increasing pressure, over allegations that members of his campaign team, colluded with russia in last year‘s us presidential election. the special prosecutor investigating the claims, has convened a grand jury, which is a first step to bringing possible criminal charges. the p

he's not taking this out of haines point. i have not seen him is it g good? yes and no.nk it affirms thing for elite me certain way and i think for a lot of people who have not join the game it may pose a barrier own turn them off to the game. so but the numbers haven't worn out. everybody is spit balling that wawp that remains to be unseen and numbers will bear out as we take statistics and she said michael williams thanks for joining us from voice of america and cbs sports radio. hit them long and straight. we'll be back on the final five. >> welcome block to final five maybe nikki minaj should be the next librarian of congress she's trying to you change the book one day at a time we decided to not out video out any more so people can stop twerking and start reading let's change our world one book at a time. a lot of nikki's fans on twitter were quick to point out they were able to read and twerk at the same time american ingenuity at the same time there. promoting literacy and fit fitness. well done nikki. >> so you probably heard of info wars and alex jones. even if

the program is run by kevin haines a sickleerville native who plays professional basketball overseas. to develop basketball skills and promote the principals of team work and sportsmanship. >>> abc world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with dan ryan taff, sharrie williams, adam joseph and ducis rogers. and join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and it's entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. president trump doubling down, defending his response to charlottesville, waiting 48 hours before condemning racism, the kkk and white supremacists and tonight now saying there is blame on both sides. >> i think there's blame on both sides. you look at -- you look at both sides, i think there's blame on both sides. and i have no doubt about it. >> the president standing firm saying both sides should take responsibility. >>> also tonight, the growing storm threat. the hurricane off the east

the former northern ireland minister lord hain has welcomed the taoiseach leo varadkar‘s suggestions neath. thank you very much forjoining us, pleasure to have you with us and brea kfast. pleasure to have you with us and breakfast. leo va radkar, pleasure to have you with us and breakfast. leo varadkar, i think it is fairto breakfast. leo varadkar, i think it is fair to say he has split opinion, but he has put his neck out in a way to say what is happening so far with brexit negotiations isn't good enough, so here is my idea, what to make of that? yes, he has done exactly that, and it is very welcome, because there has been a combination of confusion and silence about how we deal with this very important consequence of brexit, the irish border, which will be between the republic of ireland and northern ireland, it will be a european union customs frontier. and the rules of the european union, and indeed britain, in order to control migration and so on, much of the impetus behind brexit, will have to come up with a solution that resolves this conundrum. if you just apply the rules and

so you will to have keep your eyes to the sky, keep your umbrella haines. these storms heading, east, hollins, cliff shores, prince fredrick, mason's between 11:03 and 11:14. these communities will be impact. so flash flood warning in effect calvert, charles, prince georges, st. mary's, all until 1:45 a.m. we can see wind gustness these storms at 50 to 55 miles an hour vice possible as they move through this area at 15 miles an hour. then for other areas where we have flood area warnings in effect warren until 5:15 a.m., , fairfax and prince william county until 4:15 a.m. where we have aerial flood warnings. that means is there a large area that are impact. here's your weekend forecast, i'll give you dry weather and sunshine b seven day forecast a little later, tony? >>> in the district police are still searching for two men involved in a shooting that left a 17 year-old girl in grave condition, and fighting for her life. police say a stray bullet struck her in the head as she was driving through northe east yes, sir, teen mother works for d.c. police depar

hained me is the convention center which is serving as the largest evacuation center in downtown hoss ton. cbs news learned there are nearly 5,000 people inside here tonight. that is almost fall capacity. early in this disaster, and there are still so many days of catastrophic flooding ahead. we have also seen dramatic rescues, all day long in flooded neighborhoods, some by civilians. >> i'm anthony mason in new york. harvey barreled ashore friday night as a category four hurricane. since then 40 inches of rain have fallen in dayton, texas. now a tropical storm harvey is 20 inches by friday. the official death toll is two, but authorities fear that will rise dramically. texas governor greg abbott has mobilized the state's entire national guard, 12,000 strong to help in the rescue and recovery. president trump has declared states of emergency in texas and louisiana, making them eligible for federal disaster relief. he visits th

>> reporter: tammy haines arrives home from his last day of summer session at cherry hill west high school heavy on the mind of the 17-year-old who has autism his future with his teachers aid who his mom says is now being reassigned. >> she means a lot to me. >> why? >> because she always helps me be calm. >> reporter: christine heys says her son as behavioral and anxiety issues since tommy's aid who we are only identifying as nancy started working with him he's done a complete turn around. >> he went from never speaking to anybody in the hallways to high fiving kids. he doesn't like to be touched. she opened his world up where it was so closed before. >> you actually made this? >> yes. and this is the plate. >> reporter: tommy proudly showing off his artwork. he's been in two school plays, works in the school store -- >> he's made the honor role for the first time in his life. and that is huge for us. >> when i get really stressed, my aid always suggests that i take walk with her. we work together. >> reporter: his mom says none of this happened before nancy. she says the school district

love haines northbound look g good.ed up from the bell way to the 14th street bridge. let's switch it over for look at our maps. rainy sluggish ride and nasty volume both directions on bw parkway. now i'd love to blame the rain but yesterday we were seeing heavy delays like this so you can see all through riverdale park in both directions through the inside of the beltway and then outside as well avoid that stretch of road. 95 not doing much better but still a better b earlier northbound crash by the icc has moved over some more lanes getting by any was you cut it outside the beltway towards the baltimore beltway or away you'll hit delays. keep it to fox5 we'll have more traffic in just a few. back to you guys. >>> american university has expelled 18 students who were involved in an underground fraternity. the group is called epsilon iota accused of participating in violence, hazing, underaged drink everything the years they've also been accused of assault, rape and drug use. >> the university of maryland marching band

by amazon and amazon doesn't tolerate companies making as much money as whole foods did so i think hain'sgins will be under pressure. looks like there's a way to avoid being amazon road kill we got it from pvh, dollar tree, and my exclusive with the company capitalizing in a more connected world. i've got the ceo and one of the largest investments with the parks, schools, mega plexes across the country. i'll find out if the company can continue breaking ground and continue to raise its dividends. the "lightning round"! stick with cramer. >>> just because a company's tied into a powerful long-term theme, that doesn't necessarily mean its stock can come up a winner look at what happened to syna, a company all about the rise of connectivity in the internet of things they make what's called human interface solutions. fingerprint readers, high-quality displays. over the summer they announced two major deals that connect systems. and the business of marvel technologies they say it will give them more exposure to the internet of things think of the voice activated devices we have now. then they

the city police won't out for domestic dispute, then turned into a barricade situation on the east haines and stenton avenue. this was before midnight, officer say there was woman who called police, she was able to get out of the house, from the roof she climbed out, and there was a guy who barricaded himself in, he was taken into custody about two hours after it all started. >> you look at both sides, i think there is blame on both sides, i have no doubt about it, and you don't have any doubt about it, either. very, very -- >> with those words the president igniting fire storm in the wake of the deadly clash in charlottesville. president trump doubles down on his original comments about the violence in virginia, and counter protesters, as women, latest comments coming during, trump tower up in new york sit wanted to talk about infrastructure, that's not what happened, because people wanted to follow up and clarify his comments, that he had made about the groups involved in the deadly demonstrations over the weekend. >> what about the fact they came charge being, that they came charging w

"kimberly haines" and her dog went missi >>> after getting stranded in the wilderness for four days, a washington hiker and her dog are back home with their family. kimberly haynes and her dog went missing after they didn't return from a run on monday. authorities detected a gps signal from the hiker's cell phone and after four days, search crews found her. her dog was with her and may have saved her life. >> we heard a dog bark. then we shouted out and she replied. then we heard help, help, help. we said we're here, we're here. we saw her. we just hugged and cried. >> aside from a few bruises and a sunburn, authorities say haynes and the dog are expected to be okay. >>> new weekend restrictions about to take effect at the parking lots at either end of the golden gate bridge. private vehicles will be banned every saturday and sunday. the point is to ease the usual traffic mess in the area. those restrictions will be in place from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. through september 4. taxis and rideshare vehicles can only drop passengers off at the welcome center on the san francisco side. >> what, u

> joining us on this management discussion to talk about president trump as ceo of the usa, terry haines head of political analysis and managing director at evercorp and adam galinsky chairman of the management division at columbia business school. professor, what sort of grade would you give president trump, and if he's judging himself as ceo of the country, how is he doing? >> he's doing a remarkably poor job, and i think part of problem is that his managerial style of a privately owned company has not transferred well to this publicly owned united states the company that he had before was relatively small, had unitary power and a defined set of stakeholders and was in a pretty predictable environment now he's facing a complex organization with lots of stakeholders with an unpredictable environment and separated powers, and he has -- his managerial style that grew up in this very specific environment has not transferred well at all to this new environment. he uses threats. he uses coercion he, you know, doesn't use persuasion he uses commands, and what he needs to do in this environmen

. >> reporter: tommy haines arrives home from his last day of summer session at cherry hill west highghing heavy on the mind of the 17-year-old who has autism his future with his teacher's aid who his mom says is now being reassigned. >> she means a lot to me. >> reporter: why? >> because she always helps me be calm. >> reporter: christine haze says her son has behavioral and anxiety issues but since tommy's aid who we are only identifying as nancy started working with him, he's done a complete turn around. >> he went from never speaking to anybody in the hallways to high fiving kids he doesn't like to be touched. she opened his world up where it was so closed before. >> reporter: you actually made this? >> yes. and this is the plate. >> reporter: tommy proudly showing off his artwork. he's been in two school plays, works in the school store -- >> he's made the honor role for the first time in his life, and that's huge for us. >> when i get really stressed, my aid always suggests that i take walk with her. we work together. >> reporter: his mom says none of this happened before nancy.

few cloud but tomorrow will be a day you have to definitely keep your eyes to the sky and umbrella hainesng with the warm front tonight, we are dealing with a cold front tomorrow, and, so, that is just going to come into this humid air mass we have had and southerly flow opening up the door and we will see that activity tomorrow but a nice day on sunday, dry, warm, and, pretty comfortable for you, so at lee it is one day to salvage your week toned get out and enjoy. future cast though lets look at what it is showing for tonight and tomorrow, and here we are, at 5:00 o'clock in the morning still seeing heavy rainfall well to the south off it continues to move through right until 9:00 o'clock hour. we will get a break, because we get in the middle part of the day but things fire up a little bit again, later on and then as we get in the evening hours we will start to see mainly just some cloud. counting some fog i overnight hours or early tomorrow morning as well with the showers and with the thunderstorms so just be aware currently 73 degrees in the nation's capitol. winds northwest, elsewh

heaviest hain has moved out of these areas but we have seen so much rainfall in the last week in and around dover area, over 6 inches of rain, so that ground is super saturated. as we saw from the view from the mobile weather watcher we are seeing flooding reports coming out of the shore, right now. latest flooding reports middletown ship, cape may county flooding in both directions on nj47, buena in atlantic county, u.s. 40 closed in both directions because of water on the roadway, and 2 feet of water reported on the hundred block of hollywood street in bethenny beach in delaware. you want to avoid this area. 2 feet of water can carry away all cars including trucks and suv's. what to expect this evening? we will see scattered showers lingering some will still be we have any intensity especially south of the sit a cross parts of the south jersey and delaware where we have seen the highest rainfall totals. watch out for ponding on the roadways and, of course, watch out for flooded roadways, always remember turnaround don't drawn. flash flood watch remains for much of the area as we he

is "total eclipse of the heart" and that song should be on the play list at the wedding that sara haines is talking to the bride. do we want to tell sara we're listening. sara, can you hear us? >> reporter: yes, i can hear you. sorry, david is here now. we want to hear a little more from you guys. what are you feeling? >> excited. >> stoked. unbelievably stoked. fantastic. >> it goes by so quick but even with the rain i couldn't be happier right now. >> i was saying how you appreciated the science of even the weather but it better go big. >> big. >> reporter: i heard a little thunder. >> i did. i love thunderstorms. >> reporter: here item co-s. >> it's going to get dark anyway and we'll feel the eclipse even though we can't see it. >> reporter: before we came out we did see parts of the eclipse and able to step out. >> really? >> reporter: yeah. we could see the moon cutting in. the sun looked a little like pac-man. so we saw it. and the big important thing as you guys do that, it is happening. >> the rain we didn't anticipate. but thunder a little bit, perfect. >> my second choice. >> r

. >> that is the truth, he has been on good day and friend of the show hain we will have so much more, steve, thank you. >>> our coverage of the passing of dutch buba, continues on line just come to our web site at fox 29.com or facebook page to post your thoughts about the passing of this great baseball legend. >>> 4:08. a 13 year-old boy has been rushed to the hospital after being injured in the late night shooting. police say that the victim was walking down the street when someone opened fire strike ago this teen in the leg. it happened around midnight on kensington avenue and east ontario street, at last check police are still looking, for the gun man. >>> developing right now, from germantown, they are investigating after this, hundreds of young people, ran through the streets and into traffic last night, second sunday night teens gathered at lonnie young rec center in germantown hurling things at police as they began to live. lets get out to lauren johnson to explain, what do you know, lauren? >> reporter: hi there, karen it has happened again, sunday great weather, summertime,

law addresses types of colors, length of chains hain health of your dog and how clean the area is.o for a full run down of the new rules come to fox 29.com. >>> we are all sharing this one, so much for those coyote sightings on sea isle beaches. it turns out they weren't coyoties. they look at what they were, they turnout to be foxes. it is a mom and her baby and they belong there. foxes are a key part of the barrier islands eco system. reason why they look so mangy, they have a skin disease that is easily curable but they are out there in the wild. they have set trap toss try to catch that mom and babies so they can treat them at their wild life rehabilitation center and rerelease them. they are asking please stay away from the dunes and traps so they can catch them. >>> a special honor for little boy whose tragedy ripped at our hearts. he was killed by an alligator at disney. coming up what this new thing will mean to the parents of that little boy. i love you, couch. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet, backsweat, and gordo's... everything. i love you, but sometimes y

later on breakfast we'll hear from the former northern ireland secretary, lord hain, who says the irishjay with a look at this morning's weather. a beautiful sunrise somewhere? yes, beautiful in east yorkshire. a lovely start here, but that is not the full story. in bristol, cloudy skies. early showers dotted around. a mixture of sunny spells and showers through the weekend. with the north—westerly breeze, it is going to be very warm. showers early on across wales, heading towards east anglia and the south—east. a few ru m bles east anglia and the south—east. a few rumbles of thunder. further north, sunny spells and a scattering of showers. some rain at times across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures only around 16- 17 ireland. temperatures only around 16— 17 degrees. dry and bright spells, rain and sunshine as well in wales. the south—west of england, a pretty reasonable afternoon. showers moving through on the breeze towards the london area, 20— 21 degrees. a shower or two at the world champion athletics, overall the day will be much more drive and wet. showers that we do see

the video is shot by kendall and chris haines, there are reports of multiple tornadoes touching downo was tweeted by shelby shaw in cuero, texas. the roof is ripped off her hotel which then forced a mandatory evacuation of that hotel during the first wave of storm. good news is she and her pups are safe. now, this video was tweeted by alex from north padre island. it was shot last night at 6:30 p.m. you can see the wind lashing palm trees and boats rocking back and forth. the canopy protecting some of the boats was blown apart, and the surge really was moving -- you can see it moving closer and closer to the roads there. now in port lavaca, texas, this is video taken this morning from a marina. people's boats, unfortunately, have been thrown around on land there. but, mike, the big concern now is flooding over the next few days, and we're starting to see it. this is instagram video from texas city. video taken by amelia outside of her home. water up the people's front doors, water making its way up to really top of the cars. you can see her as she's walking out there. this is her nei

those are the same goals pursued by president obama and pakistan must stop being a safe hain for terrore house has implied it may impose more costs on pakistan either through sanctions or more targeted u.s. military strikes inside that country. >> thank you. >>> republican senator paul a long time critic of u.s. military intervention is writing they have lost its purpose. it is time to come home now. at the very least congress should vote on it and i'll be leading the charge for no. lindsay graham praised his words last night. graham said if it came to a vote he would urge his colleagues to support it. >> i tooth and nail to make sure we don't lose an afghanistan like we did in iraq. it's exactly what president obama did in iraq. president trump has the smarts and the moral courage to listen to his generals and take their advice rather than going the political way and i'm so proud he did. >> graham said he believes the president would have bipartisan support. >>> vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff during the obama administration, admiral, good morning. >> good morning, gayle. >>

you saw brand line haines do well in that environment if you operate well and your brand does matter, can grow pretty nicely. we approach this from an analyst perspective. go on amazon, there are 17,000 ni nike skews to them, there is no difference. the reality is, we take a step away from wall street if you are nike, wouldn't you rather control some of it even if it is incremental >> even if it is changing your business model >> so bottom line me here, as we look at the big department stores and i would include in there target, walmart, kohl's, all of them, which one do you like best? >> can we include off price. they are becoming a new version of the department store. all the checks seem to say 2q is going to be better for department stores. that might not be a good thing for off price. if you think about who has been benefit frg t benefiting from the department store donation, off price has. department stores doing better in a blip, it is a good thing. the one thing we know in fashion is that brands will overorder and overmake there will be clearance. that's where t.j. and ross wil

sara haines has that story. >> reporter: i'm here at castle bring events center.g. i'm a sucker for a wedding. right behind me is the altar. where samantha and cameron take their vows. right beyond that, a massive field where we'll all look up to see the moment we've all been waiting for. the solar eclipse. >> we're going to be oathing over there. >> reporter: samantha adams has been fascinated by all things celestial since the third grade. >> i went from a little kid in the classroom to knowing what was out there. >> reporter: she even wanted to become an astronaut. so when her question, picking the day was a no brainer. >> the eclipse, it's like a time stamp. it will stand out in everybody's memories even more. >> yeah, it's pretty cool. >> reporter: her wedding during the eclipse will have heavenly touches. >> there will be music that sends space sound tracky. i got my hair done. it should look really cool braided. >> reporter: space-themed footwear for the ceremony and the reception. solar eclipse sun glasses. and calming jars. a galaxy globe. sure to be a wed

section of the sit, police responds to domestic dispute that turned into a barricade situation on east haines and stenton avenue. it happened just before 11:00 last night. officers say a woman who made the call to police was able to get out of the home safely from the roof. the man who barricaded himself was taken into police custody nearly two hours after it all started. >> collingdale police may be closing in on that driver responsible for a deadly hit-and-run in center city, detective now have the white jeep wrangler used in that fatal hit-and-run on race street two weeks ago, it was used in a accident that claimed the life of a 53 year old woman, police are dusting it for fingerprints, they've done that, of course, and dna evidence is being recovered. investigators are also combing úthrough surveillance video from several locations in that area. they say it shows the jeep's driver, and three occupants, leaving the scene of the faith al collision, and then going to get something to eat at a restaurant. not very far away from where the accident happened. >> and the man wanted for urinating

over 30% drop in the shares meanwhile, the shares of hain celestial are jumping.and beverage company beat estimates by three cents with quarterly profit of 43 cents a share. also, issued upbeat guidance for the full year. and let's check the price of gold this morning. it hit its highest level since last september in today's trading. helped by a weaker dollar. 1329 finally got above 1300 again >> and it only took incredible missile provocations by north korea. >> more the dollar gelling with gellen. >> up 1% reescalation of those tensions with north korea the nation fired a ballistic missile that passed over northern japan this morning. the white house is responding. let's get straight to eamon javers with more in washington semen? >> good morning. the white house issuing a statement today from prumz saying the world has heard north korea's intentions loud and clear saying that north korea has demonstrated contempt for its neighbors and contempt for the united nations the president going on to say in that statement that threatening and destabilizing actions only i

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