harriet arounds add the church i wishes because bill by the famous arctic out he has been. that sealed off unknown allowed in or out at the moment will part of an anti terrorist operation will be keeping a close eye on that story. and we will bring you any developments asked when we get into that right now all we know is these identify media judges in a vacuum. as have. nearby shops businesses as part of an anti terrorism operations. all rights i will hair in across the first major challenge to emmanuel microns presidency most acidic lake. is planned to reform labels the hard left cgt. union has is that he strikes rallies today the two other big crunch unions i refuse to take part. is easy crimes four hundred thousand people took part in marches across the country but authorities are claiming that data was much lower. order pre is in the past the teddy in central paris out with more on the process. discrimination social dumping no we are not tissue paper taking years and throw away and the ban those are some of the slogans shouted and today's demonstration. we toasted us is

. >>> just ahead, why plans to put harriet tubman on the $20 bill are being up-ended. and the bugs are out aroundld record in toronto. you're watching "early today." >>> well welcome back, the heat is dangerously hot in areas of the west. that's why we have excessive heat warnings. for 35 million people, it stretches for 900 miles. how is this for the start of your september and a very, very hot labor day weekend. how hot will it get with the strong ridge building right over the top? one of the areas from redding, 112, the previous record highs, 110. fresno, 107, l.a., 101. it's hard to avoid and miss out on the heat. the pacific northwest gets a little hotter on saturday, yakima, 101 degrees. bakersfield, 107. through the upcoming weekend. some areas of the east are just share a little bit. >> we get the 50s and they have that. >>> bill, thanks. remember last year when it was announced that harriet tubman would replace andrew jackson on the $20 bill? treasury secretary steve mnuchin cast doubt on whether it would happen. mnuchin said ultimately we will be looking at this issue. right now he says

around the country. >>> on the cbs money watch wells fargo reveals more compromised bank accounts. and plans for a new $20 bill with harrietbman may be in danger. good morning, hena. >> reporter: the wells fargo fake account scandal is bigger than original athought. 3 and a half million accounts may have been opened without the customers' permission. last year the bank says it was 2.1 million. wells fargo say the employees opened the accounts to meet sales targets. the commerce department says consumer spending grew at its fastest pace in three months. that news sent stocks higher on wall street. the dow jones gained 55 points. the s&p added 14 reaching its highest close in three weeks and the nasdaq finished 60 points higher hitting a record high. >>> the next apple show case is scheduled for september 12th. that's usually when apple unveils its new iphone. this is the tenth anniversary of the iphone and apple is expected to introduce a sleeker, bigger screen to celebrate. apple is also likely to announce upgrades to last year's iphone. >>> and still no decision from the trump administration on putting harriet tubman on t

harriet tubman not once but probably over and over again. does anybody know about the wild wellman scale? five points. the subject is developed. i think this area is right around a five, close to the top of what you can imagine. what is important about all of this? anything new on harriet tubman is important and i think we can all agree on that. i like to associate her more with the working classes, ordinary people of southern jersey. it would help to make the underground railroad more visible. there has been a big divide between popular history and academic historians but myself about the underground railroad -- like myself about what the underground railroad means. that is changing rapidly. the last 10 years and seen an upsurge of studies, was identified very clearly building on older work, where the underground railroad was. to make invisible. -- to make it more visible. to make it a real part of american history. that is why we are here today it is a symbol of the selfless freedom making their regular people. it is something which is really epitomized by harriet tubman herself. thank you. [applause] >> good morning. are we going to have -- i'm not sure if

around you in various stages of growth. the landscape again is very important. the way that it looks now is very similar to the way would have looked in harriet terman's time. here, thated a right was north end of that was south, that is west, you would be able to navigate in the area because it looks similar. this is a map of the harriet tubman underground railroad byway, over 120 miles long. it includes maryland, delaware and pennsylvania. we are meant to be the hub right here of the byway. you come here to learn about harriet tubman's life. i would like for you to meet our bust of harriet tubman. it is indeed, life-size. in was about five feet tall real life and this bus is also five feet tall, made by rounded o'neill. by --a dust it was made it was made by brendan o'neill. as you can see, the chains are broken to represent the bonds of slavery that ms. tubman rule along the underground railroad. you can see the scarring on her back, scars from the floggings she received in her life. she was very strong, she could do the work of a man, so her muscular stature is also visible. oak is a reference it wastime in maryland, standing for about 400 years before

harriet, said... that's pretty sweet. i can't wait to see my two little girls. family, friends. there's been an amazing public response to this journey aroundmt about that sonali 100,000 times. to get there was indescribable. how fantastic. tyres, you must have been mightily relieved to get him back? yes, very relieved to get him back? yes, very relieved —— nicci. you can't quite acce pt relieved —— nicci. you can't quite accept it until you actually see him past the finish line. it's intense. i know you will have watched his journey incredibly close. what were your main concerns? i think the sleep was one of my main concerns, to be honest. but then i say that committee had a team around him 24/7 yu. i've never experienced that an expedition before. but there was concerned that it was nearly as bad as anything before. just making sure that he was getting enough sleep to keep on going, that was the biggest priority for me. since the 2nd of july, i've not had more than five hours sleep a night, that goes for the support team as well. there was quite significant periods where we can communicate because i wasjust 16 hours a day on the bike, foc