matt hines looks like he will win it but matt heinz victoria steele. matt heinz is a doctor, physician, tried to roll out obamacare, helped with that. heinz winning with margin, 6%. >> martha mcsally, remember the last go around. it is the closest congressional race in the country. >> 167 votes. >> i thought it was 121. >> 167 votes. >> it went on and on, the counting. she narrowly won but she has done a pretty good job for the district down there. >> it will be competitive. bottom line tonight, no real surprises as we looked at this, challenge, no. would sheriff arpaio hold on, dehid -- he did easily. >> matt salmon is vacating the seat. more coming up first thing in the morning on fox 10 azam. >> have a great night. we'll have everything wrapped up, hopefully. sfx: "gulp" what are you doing? sfx: "burp" i'm having a small snack. gross. raid??? raid kills bugs dead. (female narrator) and now a paid presentation for crepe erase. (male narrator) a breakthrough targeted body treatment brought to you by trusted guthy renker. (female narrator) and featurin

matt heinz is a doctor, physician, tried to roll out obamacare, helped with that. heinz winning with a comfortable margin, 6%. >> martha mcsally, remember the race in the country. >> 167 votes. >> i thought it was 121. >> 167 votes. >> it went on and on, the counting. she narrowly won but she has done a pretty good job for the district down there. >> it will be competitive. bottom line tonight, no real surprises as we looked at this, would mccain get a big challenge, no. would sheriff arpaio hold on, dehid >> matt salmon is vacating the seat. more coming up first thing in the morning on fox 10 azam. >> have a great night. we'll have everything wrapped

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heinz was a staple, a good dividend.n the economy heats up, people dump these stocks for something more cyclical and do it in a blink of an eye. it was a rotation into stocks of companies that were diversified tri industrial machinery businesses with businesses that would heat up, start popping. i didn't get that if i wanted to perform daily, i realized i'd have to dump my heinz and bristol-myers and start buying reynolds metals and phelps dodge. ly -- i had this clause, which is if my fund dropped by more than 10% i'd have to open the doors and let people out of their accoucontract with me. i notice each day my accounts sunk and sunk and sunk because it was filled with debris and not what was fashionable. when i got to 9% i booted my faves. it was a sobering lesson i never forget. you have to take action. you can't just sit there and get your head in because you own best of breed companies. here's why, as that year progressed, the economy got hotter and hotter and hotter, and these stocks kept getting higher and higher.

let's talk about heinz. the catsup company that was bought by a consortium that includes warren buffett. the first stock i bought was why did i do it? i was looking to own a stock that represented a call on a great management team that could deliver earnings through thick and thin. it was moving from the first world to the third world. and it had a clear growth path ahead for multiple years. plus, at a time when the japanese were nipping at our companies, i was confident we would never have asian catsup on the picnic table. but what i didn't count on were the performance demands on the i needed to find those that i could always suggest my clients buy more of in case they went down. that way i wasn't wrong so to speak and would run the risk of losing a client. i could reiterate my buy, but performance manager has its own learning them on the fly that really got me, let's just say, down on my luck. just buying stock because you knew it was terrific didn't matter to my new investors. they wanted performance, of

shares of kraft-heinz is up in extended session. because kraft-heinz is announcing it is bumping up the vidend 4.3% to 60 cents a share. liz: thank you, lori. revenue up 50%. thank you, lori, really appreciate it. david: donald trump is stumping in maine right now, speaking as we speak. the candidate still realing from quite a week in the press. it looks like there is a full bore attempt to bring him down by the mainstream media. what's behind falling poll numbers trump has? is it a bump hillary got from the democratic convention? we'll ask sam clovis, the national co-chair of the trump campaign. you don't want to miss this. liz: are we winning the war against isis? new updates on the war on terror as president obama gets briefed by his national security team. david: also the president still taking heat for sending $400 million to iran in cash, the day the very day american hostages were freed. he is expected to be grilled on this when he hold as news conference from the the pentagon later this hour. >> the united states of america

linkedin, there's kraft heinz up 3%. not a lot of movement in linkedin, guy.e'll look closely at the results and this one's usually what happened a couple of quarters ago? it fell like 50% the next day and unusual to see it not budge. >> you have the deal, i think the deal for linkedin trumps any earnings release. mike and stephanie can speak to that. >> looking to see if microsoft stock reacting to the beat and that's not happened yet and not moving just enough i think to register that. >> well, what different days it is here with microsoft now being the one to own it. guy, thank you. just a parting thought before you go of jobs or anything else that's a key thing to watch here? >> i'm so fired up for this jobs number. two extremes over the last two months. so tomorrow do we split the difference tomorrow and have some benign nonevent or get some outlier? i don't know. but it's fascinating to see because the bond market is absolutely going to move on the back of this so i still think rates go lower. tomorrow's a long way to tell the tale on that. >> thank you

former state lawmakers heinz or steele. heinz is a practicing doctor who says he will advocate for better jobs, more health care for seniors and a better health care system. steele says she will focus on the economy and climate change. >>> hillary clinton arriving in provincetown massachusetts late this afternoon. there. the organizer says the campaign event will celebrate the diversity of both provincetown and the country. singer and actress cher was on land when clinton arrived. >>> donald trump's campaign expenses more than doubled last month, even as he held his payroll to about 70 employees. he aired several tv ads. new finance documents show and a half million dollars in july, compared to hillary clinton's campaign, which spent about 38 million. about half of the trump's campaign spending was on a web design and marketing firm. trump is moving forward in an online fundraiser after paying for his primary run mostly out of his own pocket. >>> a mississippi man finds a piece of american history from one of the fou his at

as you know craft heinz remove ad lot of artificial coloring.notable example, iconic craft macaroni and cheese, they took the bright orange color out of it. we'll see how effective that strategy is. back to you. liz: orange, lori, thank you very much. rich people, they are just like us. they're worried where to invest the money this kind of market. they hire folks like mike ryan, wealth management america at ubs. his firm has $1.7 trillion under management. talk about this, mike. i should say they entrust their money to you. what are you seeing as far as movement and requests on behalf of the wealthy that you invest for? >> first of all, liz. >> they're asking about a lot of things you talk about in the show. we're seeing concerns about the strength of economy. gdp was not encouraging with last quarter. put as lot of emphasis on payroll report. cheryl: we're expecting 185,000 build in jobs. what happens if we miss that or beat it? >> we're looking for 190,000 on our side. unemployment rate to tick down to 4.8%. what is really important, not just

the maker of kraft cheese in heinz ketchup in may as realizing cost savings. trade to how one california community is plain inept zombie houses from the housing crisis and putting them up for sale. >> we are providing local first-time home buyers who can't buy into the market the chance to own a home. >> tropical storm earl is now a hurricane girl. the latest on the track for me read maria molina. they're relatively flat register negative for that doubt. s&p futures down one. the jobs report tomorrow. coming up at 7:00 a.m. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and riskiness. -- and breaking news. ♪ whether it's connecting one of the world's most innovative campuses. or bringing wifi to 65,000 fans. businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. lauren: let's get you caught up on what's happening now. a plane load of cash sent to every mid-january. justice officials raised objections to send to the cash at the same time. the state department overruled. a new fox news poll shows hillary clinton has so been a

westbound lanes were closed at heinz avenue for about hour. at this moment the victim's identity is not yet been released. >>> a schoolteacher remains in critical condition after a drunk driver ran a red light and slammed into her car. caroline sine teaches music and her passenger are both in critical condition at bayfront hospital. police arrested brice macleod who ran a red light around 1 dui. we have new information on the suspect. this is not his first dui. according to the sheriff's website he has two prior convictions. he was also arrested for driving with an open container and driving with a suspended license. >>> and ellis county is in mourning at the loss of a firefighter. >> he spent -- pinellas county is in mourning at the loss of a firefighter.>> we introduced you back in may last year when he retired and after his death his family is now determined to keep his memory alive. a measure that floor doesn't -- florida doesn't have to protect lifetime of memories from 35 years. we met him last year as he prepared to retire. >> it's been

action begins at 7:00 from heinz field. and the pregame at 6:30 you can watch it on csn or cozi-tv. >> announcer: now, your nbc10 "first alert" weather. >> c-o-l -- over wilmington right now. the showers dropped temperatures in wilmington to 71 degrees. lincoln, lewis, rehoboth beach, a few showers for the delaware beaches and a few rain drops have moved into newark and red lion. you can expect light rain showers in wilmington. this is a system moving through the area. here's the tail end it's drying out in lancaster and berks county. allentown seeing a few showers moving into chester county and into philadelphia and delaware counties to start with. you might not have rain right now, you probably have clouds. those will be lingering in the late morning hours. there are showers in the area. you might need an umbrella this morning. as the day goes on, we'll get more and more sunshine. a cloudy start, 76 degrees in philadelphia. middle 80s at 1:00 and 88 degrees at 5:00. the suburbs will warm into the low 80s by 1:00. more sun

tess larks viacom and kraft heinz. >> starting the month of august, coming off a positive month but a negative week for stocks overall seems to be dominated by better u.s. economic data which is why the gdp report was a blow. >> it kangd changed president story a bit. they've been surging basically. all the data better than expected. this was a complicated one. below the surface of the gdp number, it was good and bad. the report was not so good -- >> was it not so good enough to make a fed pause? we can never figure out and everybody is always guessing. >> or were they going to pause anyway. >> they want to keep the december idea out there so people don't abandon the idea of a hike. >> as we get into a new month, goldman sachs cut the rating to underweight. they say the risk appetite has turned to neutral suggesting that markets are more vulnerable to growth and policy disappointment into august. the downgrade comes as gold man says the recent rally in stocks is driven by the brexit vote and aid search for yield. >> so what's the pro column on this? >> i think it's an okay najment of

your alternates, take dell mabry or heinz to work around that. >>> 17 minutes after 5:00 right now. in pinellas county, parents want answers after a student is campus. >> he was there all day with it. probation officers were on campus at the end of school tuesday with two warrants for the arrest of the 15-year-old. when the officer searched the student, he found the gun under his clothes. >> parents are relieved the situation didn't escalate, but they want to know how long the student had been bringing the gun to school before anyone noticed? they want a harsh punishme fullest extent of the law. he had the gun, i have a daughter here, and anything could make him fly off the handle and pull the gun. >> the student is facing third degree felony charges. >>> would you be willing to go for a ride in the world's first self-driving taxi? that service kicks off today. we're finding out how it works. >> plus, prince fans will soon get special access like never before. the brand new way to connect with the music icon even after his death. a page from amazon by offering subscriptions for chea

while this is closed you will heinz instead. we have the construction, resurfacing going on in pinellas park. between 9th north and us-19 from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. every day for the next couple of weeks. >>> for more make sure that you follow me on twitter at tampa bay traffic. >>> still ahead tonight, a warning before you cook dinner. what is being recalled and the >> we know there are popular times of the year to get married. it looks like there are also popular months to get a divorce. more people file for divorce in march and august. they also found a significant amount of divorces in the fall months. most people don't want to get a divorce before the holidays. you may have to rethink dinner because of a frozen corn recall. we have the information for you. cambridge farms is recalling the following brands. key food, better value and laura lynn fresh cut corn varieties because of a possible listeria contamination. so far no illnesses have been reported. >>> now here is wendy ryan with a look at what is happening at 6:00. >>

john clark has highlights from heinz field. >> hey, the eagles are 2-0 in the preseason now.y shut out the steelers, 17-0. remember that first pre-seen gam -- preseason game, they had three? tonight they have four. it was sam bradford, efficient, 115 yards. birds win 17-0 and sam is happy the offense is moving in the right direction. >> i just wanted to see our communication at the line of scrimmage, our tempo in and out of the huddle. i thought those were both really good tonight. >> we'll have more on the birds coming up in sports. i'm john clark in pittsburgh for csn. >>> the question, spending within the administration of former mayor nutter. the woman at the center of the report intends to file a lawsuit. a lawyer says belle will sue for defamation. the report claims she misused nearly $400,000 in proceeds from the philadelphia marathon while working as a top aide for mayor nutter. both deny the accusations. >>> a philadelphia man is accused of holding women as slaves inside his home and forcing them to work as prostitutes. investigators say he recruited prostitut prosti

. >> virginia heinz was hurt last year after a vehicle hit her. she said if the lane had been closed the accident wouldn't happen. >> there are stretches of 36 and, i'm not kidding you, you have about 12 inches of space. >> michelle's parents held a 5k memorial run for her over the weekend. they say they're waiting for the accident report to come back before deciding on their next move. >>> a new poll of colorado voters is out this morning. in the race for pressdent, hillary clinton leads with 41%. donald trump is at 33%. gary johnson, the libear average in the national polls. and green party candidate jill stein is at 7%. >>> if you have been registered -- haven't registered to vote, you have time to do it. it's as easy as texting. text the word colorado to 28683. that's actually 2vote. you'll get a link texted back to register on the secretary of state's web site. election. >>> another metro school district faces claims of racial discrimination today. this time, they come from two people called in to help end that. denver7 investigators found ad

an indoor debris field on heinz street. our photographer will pan up and show you one of the tree branches that was fallen. the pieces get larger and larger until the end of the debris field. there are giant pieces. that is how strong the storm and down the tree-lined street. >> we came on and found this. richard: a giant for tree blocking part of the road, its trunk busting through this man's fence. we tracked severe lightning strikes all the way from our location in the district to olney. a of debris on the main thoroughfares, much cut up by road crews, but there was property damage. this tree not only sandwich this man's car but caused roof damage as well. trees,lney, there are limbs down everywhere. i did not imagine that our house -- all i saw were twigs and branches. i got here and this in norm as part of the tree was down. so that was kind of a yeah, take another look at the size of these fallen trees. just incredible. obviously a huge cleanup tomorrow. richard reeve, abc 7 news. jonathan: we are following breaking n

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see that and much more live from heinz field 6:30 p.m. >>> a busy place yesterday but wasn't for an eagles game. volunteers with the organization cradles to crayons and some other organizations that united way gathered together. they filled 30,000 backpacks with school supplies. they will go to kids across the region who can really use them this school year. the heat wave we've been dealing with is hitting student athletes especially hard. >> newcastle county, several had to go from practice field to hospital, claiming athletic teams tweaked their schedule to avoid the heat. the hospital tells us they have been treating a high number of patients with heat exhaustion. dehydration can lead to breakdown of muscles, can be deadly for some. drink plenty of water and symptoms to watch out for, nausea. >> looking for dark-colored urine, rust colored urine, if you see swelling of the muscles, that's the time to come and see us. >> as we say, tracy, drink even when you're not thirsty. >> you have to. >> doctors say parents need to keep an eye on their kids in this extreme heat. >> now nbc 10 first

one of our viewers like police to this man, michael heinz. turns out he could be connected to several other home burglaries. his accomplice is still out there. if you can help catch-up call phoenix police. >>> officials say a top spokesperson from isis is dead. inspecting military operations in syria. the us admits to targeting him in an airstrike yesterday but it is unclear if ours was the one that killed him. isis says it is determined to seek revenge. he was part of a terror group from the beginning and was believed to be the group's next leader. >>> time for the forecast. parts of the valley got a few >> toe showers and thunderstorms yesterday. that creeping into the state. now we are getting more. you can see it in the green as we look at the moisture starting to move back in that means the storm chances are back in the forecast today. as we head into this afternoon watch for storms moving off the higher terrain and into the phoenix metro. the dust threat will be there and the timing is this afternoon into the evening. it could be just a

following breaking news, u-vers dee heinz police investigating, after a 15-year-old claimed she was right as she walked home from school with a friend aroun when they separated that's when she claims she was assaulted about a quarter-mile from home, please play the victim knew the suspect also sa they believe it was an isolated incident,, were following the story with more tonight on fox news 10:00 p.m.. >> i-team tracking developments in the northeast ohio family fight to get justice that is drawing attention, teenage girl suspected of killing her father because of domesticgir violence, peggy gallek is here with you learned's claim a hearing was held for 15-year-old bresha meadows, and the family/friends stood in the hall to show support . they stand with her, in the hall at the trumbull county family-court tuesday to offer supporte. with my niece, s to stand against domestic violence, to bring awareness to domestic violence, to bring awareness. cutie activists also met with the family and gave the petition signed by thousands asking that she be released. bresha meadows was arrested july

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and i think that -- >> started with the heinz and then, of course then kraft heinz and a lot of other >> a lot of movement within the -- everything that sold in the supermarket where you want to be on the cereal is back. kellogg did not talk about cereal being back because the celiac initiative of general mills is -- heinz a pint of view from the cost. the cost of these food companies. >> i wonder at what point you start to hit muscle as opposed to fat. >> that's a good question. >> people who say well, maybe the 3g guys they go a little too far. i'm sure they'll take issue with that and actually hurt their ability in terms of sales or innovation and things like that. >> you constantly have to create new products. clorox, most of its new growth is coming from new products like fa breeze for cat liter, merged those two. fabreeze a different company and selling well. i find what happens is, the more you advertise on the web, where the customers are, the more you issue new products that take shelf space, you do well. if you don't, i mean look at pepsico. had a remarkable quarter but take

. >> kraft heinz up a lot. >> kraft heinz. >> they come in with the zero base, cut out of all conceivablys, maybe cut more than they should, some say. >> that's who i was concerned about. i'm still concerned about. talk about with jason. but this 70,000 fresh home business was a surprise to me. >> listen, this, of course, again, if you're just joining us, the big story of the morning is 255,000 jobs were added in the month of july. that was about 75,000 more than had been anticipated by the people who try to come up with what they think the number will be. private sector was ahead. adding 217,000 jobs. versus an estimate, 170,000. so it was a good jobs number. >> dollar stronger. >> 4.9% unemployment rate stays where it's been. >> the insanity here there was a time when 10-year would have been down two points. >> yes. >> yields would go up. >> yes. >> yields are ten ticks. yields are the bonds are going down very little. >> and yields are not up great deal. >> yeah. >> and what seemed to increase the likelihood that we do get a fed rate hike prior to the end of the year. >> right. but the

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look at craft/heinz.t summer, profits held by cost-cutting and that is helping stock become 5%. priceline's profit was up 12%. look at that go. 5% by this morning on priceline. the obama administration says it is on track to make the president's goal of 10,000 syrian refugees by next month. ashley: a few months ago, they were behind to get 10,000 refugees in syria into the united states by the end of the year but the pace of those refugees coming and has picked up. how are they vetted? still not getting clear answers on that. stuart: why are very few christians coming and? >> we are digging into the state department definition, someone who is persecuted by the government and they can't or unwilling to control, all about foreign government so it doesn't seem -- exulted by government. it is all about foreign governments whether they can control the group, the definition is pretty strict. only 35 christian so far. stuart: that is outrageous. the president speaking at the un. >> our next guest is prime minist

the action starts tonight at 7:00 from heinz field. the pregame show begins at 6:30. stay updated with news and weather and the nbc10 app. i'm tracy davidson. the "today" show continues. thanks for watching. very much a great day. ♪ what's that?! a bird? no, it's gus, the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania! have no fear, wonder gus is here! wonder bucks! whaaa... wonder bucks, the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery, with top prizes of $300 grand! one can dream. you can say that again. (giggles) keep on scratchin'! >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, team sweep for team usa. americans capture gold, silver and bronze in the women's 100 meter hurdles. an olympic first as kerri walsh jennings and april ross fight back for the win taking home bronze in beach volleyball. meanwhile, drama in rio. two members of the u.s. swim team pulled off their plane and briefly detained over questions over their alleged robbery. ryan lochte sticks to his story telling us what he says happened but did he change the details? >>> plus, homecoming. team usa athletes are

category three and category four respectiveliy at the heinz yan hawaiian islands when it makes landfall>> pedram, thank you. turkey ratcheting up the fight against isis and syria, but the position in the war is complicating the u.s. invol involveme involvement. we'll break it all down next. >>> president obama will discuss the fight against isis when he meets with turkish leader recep tayyip erdogan when he meets with the group of 20 in china. this comes as he tries to cool the battle with turkey and the other ally against isis. syria troops. joining us now with the latest from turkey is senior international correspondent nick paton walsh. it seems like some signals have been crossed here between u.s. and turkey. >> reporter: it has always been a difficult issue for the u.s. and the kurds. they have done it because the force has been effective on the ground with a large amount of territory. the problem for turkey, a nato and u.s. ally, they have a group they call terrorists on their border. it came to a head when turkey sent in a force to back off syrian rebels who are not kurdish, but

your alternates, dell mabry or heinz as you work your way around this. they hope to have it reopened by 5:30 tomorrow morning. checking your drive times on the toll roads. still in the green on the veterans. looking great on the leroy selmon expressway. six minutes from i-75 into downtown. dan? crime on a turtle. the reason the people, though, who police say admitted to it are not facing animal cruelty charges. >>> and a cobra escape raising concerns for one community. what was nearby that made this search so urgent? >>> first, at 6:22, there is growing outrage over a high school athlete's sentence after being charged with sexual assault. the petition is calling for the judge's removal. it's a story you'll see on gma. >> reporter: gma's first look, thousands of online petitioners are calling for the removal of the judge who sentenced 18-year-old david becker to probation instead of prison time after he was charged with sexually assaulting two classmates. at a plea hearing in june, judge thomas estes siding with becker's lawyers who argued becker had alre

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jeff skversky is live at heinz field where the kickoff is on. >> reporter: eagles starters and sam bradford will play the entire firstiaritier and maybe a series into the second quarter. the receivers have not looked great in camp so far and they are without jordan matthews again tonight against the steelers. lets check out new eagles wide receiver, dorral green beckham. catching passes. he is still learning the offense after tuesday a trade from the titans, bradford gets to see the offensive line as well. they are preparing for life without lane johnson. but the new look line features allen barber at right tackle and he slips over to the left guard spot and the rookie get a start tonight against the steelers in preseason play and hopefully sam bradford and these guys can work things out. there is not a lot of time left here. >> if goes back to our weeks of preparation, we have to be great. especially the last couple of weeks of training camp, with the reshuffling of guys in new positions, they were not expecting to play those positions we have to make sure everyone is together and on the s

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. >>> good evening i'm hayley heinz. >> and i'm lloyd sowers. thanks for being with us tonight. >>> after years of controversy the pool is back in business. it was shuttered in 2009 after leaks and cracks forced the city to close it down. a fierce debate raged for years over its future but $3.1 million later the port officially opened this morning. >> reporter: fox 13's kelly cowan was there as generations young and old came to celebrate. are. >> reporter: it's been seven years since the last time schedule rick mitchell just did. for generations of people who grew up in the ebore area the cascadeian pool was the heart beast of the neighborhood. >> we came every summer, every week. >> reporter: families began here. >> we met 61iers ago. he was coming up those stairs over there. >> reporter: in this blue collar neighborhood, cascadeian was something very special. >> this saved lives because we learned to swim here. where were we going to learn river. >> reporter: but when the pool closed in 2009, after poor repair work caused leaks and cracks in t

. >> virginia heinz was critically injured in a race last year when a rider hit her. jeremy wake finished the race needs to change. >> there are stretches of 36 where you have, i'm not kidding you, you have about 12 inches of space. >> michelle's parents held a 5k memorial run for her over the weekend and called the course unsafe, but say they're waiting for the accident report to come back before they move on with their next step in this process. >>> denver leaders know there is a need for more affordaale housing. now council members are trying to figure out how to pay for >> mayor hancock has a plan to build about 600 affordable units over 10 years. one proposal would raise propertt taxes in denver and increase fees for developers. the developers say the fees could get passed on to renters. but others don't buy that. >> when they tell me they're concerned about the fees being increased on homeowners, most ?f the product being built is luxury housing. >> committee members will vote >>> boulder needs affordable housing, but wildlife advocates don't want it at the expe

one of our viewers led police to michael heinz. he could be several other calories. if you can help track down his accomplished -- his accomplice please call police. >>> in scottsdale your granite reef and indian school crews worked through the night to restore power lines. any chance of activity today? >> there is a chance. not everybody celebrate yesterday and by sunset the storms cleared out. it has been quiet overnight. in the valley and across the state, but we are starting to feel more of the monsoon moisture bringing storm chances back. looking at the dew points, they have gone up. the dewpoint is how we measure the moisture in the atmosphere. you can see the dew points our app -- are up. more storms will fire up along the rim today and more storms will also fire up in southeast arizona. you can see the storms wrecked area including much of the state, except the far western portion of the state as we get a slight chance of storms everywhere. in the valley that chance isn't too high but we could see storms move off the higher terrain at into the phoenix metro b

one of our viewers took action and led police to michael heinz. he could be connecte accomplice is still out there. if you have any information to help track him down call phoenix police. >>> waking up to mostly clear skies. dry weather in the valley. nothing to slow you down as far as the weather. a little warm, 85. also humid. it is dry in the valley and across the state for now. storm chances are going up they are getting higher in spots across the state, including in the valley. i have highlighted those areas where we will watch for the initial storm development. the areas from flagstaff to the white mounds, but also across south a -- southeast arizona. the valley will have to wait until this afternoon and evening to see the potential of storms moving off the higher terrain or the threat of dust with any developing storms to the southeast. a lot to watch out for. the best bet might be to keep t when we see anything heading our way we will let you know. storm chances kicking up this afternoon. that 10% chance moving off the higher terrain in ti

see that, and much more, live from heinz field. >>> next at 5:00, a man says he owed money for a driving course he never completed. see what happened when "nbc 10 responds" stepped in. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, all giant produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >>> "nbc 10 responds." an allentown man looking to get a commercial driving license said he ended up owing money on a course he never completed. here's his story. what happened here? >> the viewer went back to school to learn a trade. but when he didn't like the class, he changed course, and it ended up costing him. julio garcia is showing us the area where he used to train for a commercial driving license. hoping to one day drive a tractor-trailer truck. >> i was just looking at a better way to make more money. >> reporter: garcia signed up for a course at smith & solomon driving school in norristown. after about a month, he was unsatisfied with the training and dropped out. >> i was wasting my time. >> reporter: he paid the school $1,400. but once he left, a collec

michael heinz busted. police could end up connecting him to more break-ins hopefully making the connection to his partner in crime. in phoenix with abc 15 news. >>> she has been in charge of elections in maricopa county for almost 3 decades. right now helen purcell is in the political fight of her life. we have the latest numbers. >>> this couple is taking it >>> there was not a standoff. our tactical operations unit took the normal precaution of giving every opportunity for people inside the residence to come out. >> the suspects now facing felony burglary charges. >>> we are tracking the results of the primary election. a few races too close to call. >> helen purcell is now losing in the gop county recorders race. she's the one who took the blame for the long lines during the presidential preference election in march. >> purcell about 350 votes behind her challenger aaron flanery. purcell has held a job since 1988 and when have been going for her eighth term. in glendale the race for the mayor is neck an

in one opened on 899 boyle stone near heinz convention center it will close wild life in new england bears getting bold where fewer berries eat venturing camp grounds and neighborhood trash cans to dine. meanwhile the stream dwelling fish populations has taken hit bit mosquitos are mull i it three say low water levels mean wider river banks now your local forecast from your meterologist rain or we continue our moderate extreme drought. more than 990% of massachutes under drought conditions right now. so taking look at the chances very slight chance of isolated shower. as we head overnight hours. and that's mainly through central and western parts of region it really will notice our chances increase as we head afternoon and evening tomorrow. that's we will start to see the risk increase. sunday night after 11:00. through monday morning. that's when we have our highest chances of cold front wil coming on through there. were few isolated showers out there today. sure enough very isolated. out towards 495 and 10 south of pike along 33995 in connecticut mostly these showers were part part

jeff skversky is live now at heinz field with more on what to expect tonight. >> reporter: hey brian, if you blinked you missed it, that is what happened last week in the preseason debut, sam bradford one pass and that was it, and then he hit the bench. that is not the case tonight in pittsburgh, bradford and the starters are expected to play the entire first quarter and then a series or two. bradford and company are looking forward to extended playing time against the pittsburgh steelers, here out west of pennsylvania. of course bradford in that game against the bucks last thursday, the one pass on the one series, he led them into the end zone on a touch down drive and then doug peterson gave them the seat. that was it. now, tonight what to watch for? playing under doug peterson in extended time in game action and of course the eagles will huddle in this game something they didn't done under chip kelly. the pace of play will be different on offense. >> i would like to see us get into a flow and nice rhythm, get in and out of the huddle and breaking it efficiently and getting up there

. >>> and corn heinz, one of the teenager you just saw, will be featured on we-day, the one hour special airs tonight at 7:00 right here on abc 7. and frances, you said it, very impressive. not so much the weather. >> the weather not so impressive. kind of predictable actually, but the sunshine is breaking through the clouds as we look from the east bay hills. it is currently 63 near downtown oakland and hayward, we will warm up a touch and i'll have the details coming up. >>> and also ahead, raiders quarterback derek carr stepped on the gas at the coliseum but head coach jack del rio expected be >>> welcome back, everyone. 9:44 on this sunday morning. this is a live look from our sutro cam. fog in august continues but what about the labor day weekend right around the corner. frances will be along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. >>> in sports, the giants are trying to catch up with the dodgers but after yesterday's last against the braves their down to two games behind l.a. >>> later today the little league match-up between new york and south korea and the game is at noon and r

. >> reporter: and right now, live, here at heinz field, you can see chase daniel, the backup quarterback warming up. if you see to the left there, the big tall guy, 6'5", 240 pounds, about to run a route, that is the new receiver doriel. he will not play tonight, but beckham is here warming up before the game. live in pittsburgh. we'll see you in an hour. >> all right, john, looking forward to that. live coverage from pittsburgh starts at 6:30, with our pregame special. kickoff at 7:00. watch the game on csn or cozi tv. we have that information scrolling at the bottom of the screen for those channels. >>> got a question for you. how many times have you seen one of those claw machines and thought, i can win something? well, one local lawmaker said the game is rigged, and he wants to do something about it. we'll explain next at 5:00. >>> plus, you might have hated this heat wave. but did you know the sun also saved you from the pesky mosquitoes? we'll show you why the bugs could be back very soon. >>> and keith, we are very close to breaking out of the heat wave. but either way, it's still

>> yes, heinz the low 90s but factory the humidity, triple digits. so yes, stay hydrated, take care of yourself and certainly your pets. >>> check on your neighbors, too, as we head into the afternoon. right now the sangria may slow you down. sop take the sunglasses. it's76 as we start off our friday. here's a look at your drive time forecast in the mid-70s through 7:00 a.m. then we'll start to climb slowly at first. 78 by 8:00 a.m. back to 80 by 9:00 a.m. afternoon hours. the one thing you went have to worry about on the morning drive in, any rain. look at this. we are dry all across central north carolina. and as we just saw, pretty clear skies, as well. so no real complaints right now. 71 in henderson. 71 in goldsboro and sanford. mid-70s in lillington, clinton and raeford. 72 right now in louisburg and roanoke rapids. as you're making plans for your day head, right around 88 at lunchtime today. we'll make tight 92 this afternoon but it's back to 90 by 6:00 p.m. really feeling for folks who work outside. >> drink plenty of water. into the weekend

kello kellogg, and kraft-heinz with a good number yesterday, but they are ahead of plan.not done with m&a. i think if they go after mondelez or kellogg, and -- i don't know how it's going to play out, but i think mondelez is going after them, so i think it gets interesting. i think you got all in all great. >> second half trades. >> sure. >> took talk to me about fire eye. >> love to, judge. boy, what a winner. no. >> not. >> on the 28th of july, unusual activity the day of net sweep. jumped on the 17 calls in september because of the unusual buying at the 19 strike. stock ran up, sold 19th against it. if i was just in the 17 calls naked, i would have lost 12,000 bucks. i still lost money on this trade because i bought something for $1.70 and sold something at $1.20, a 50 cents risk, but i lost $2600 on the risk, not a good trade for me -- >> could have been worse. >> limit the spread, limit your loss. >> disney reports next week. we just passed this week, the one-year anniversary of the comment about espn sending the media space in a tail spin. what do we think now? >> i

. >>> the eagles pick off four passes, they had four sacks, shut out the steelers over there, at heinz field. good day everybody it is friday august 19th, 2016. should we get right back to that accident, because the tow truck is trying to cleaning this things right up. >> i realize people are just turning on and waking up at 6:30. this accident happened at 2:00 . initial report were four people were hurt. mike, i think maybe i was saying four people in this truck. this might be one parents and six year-old in the back seat which is a child restraint seat. sad parties child is closest to the impact and over the gas tank. you can see the hole where you put the gas, behind the driver side door there and passenger. this is an extended cab so it is a car and pick up. you do not even see bed of the pick up. this truck sitting up on the rhode island in the median and tractor trailer ended up in the opposite direction across that island, that is why they want it towed out of there. that is people making left from i96 south. they are doing quick work with the tow truck but this is a major inter

interesting you're posting better than expected earnings by the ongoing integration of both the craft and heinznds. sales fell, but managed to match company dividends. the stock moved in early going. on video games act vision saw jump as its game attracted users. those shares up 1.25% in early trading. >> since you mentioned craft. same story as kellogg. deeper cost cut. that's a story that will offsets the weaker sells. >> coming up here on the show, stocks across the pond rising on earnings. we're going to wrap up all of those results for you. >>> but first or twitter and facebook question today. who do you think would be happiest to see a strong jobs report today for the month of july. fed chair johnny yellen, hillary clinton, investors or donald trump. obviously. >> i already vote. >> dewayne:. >> people who get the jobs and voted would be happiest. we stay on these stories for you. stay in we'll bring you the results later. you're watching "world wide exchange" on cnbc. before taking his team to state for the first time... gilman: go get it, marcus. go get it. ...coach gilman used his cash

christi christian heinz suggesting some of the earlier pages dating back to the 1800 is the two young son of the house door keeper of tom tomas plas man. by happy coincidence, history members wearing hats on the floor which is a subject for another day. just ask, i am happy to talk about that. we stumbled the first account. tomas page hum bard served in the house. hover, his career was not that long and distinguished. he wrote his wife, phoebe, many letters detailing the administration of the washington and monroe's. on christmas day after the opening of the 15th congress. hover wrote phoebe a long letter describing the hall of the house. this was interest oing on a couple's level. congress is temporary on the ground of the modern day supreme court while the capitol is being repaired. we don't have many description of sessions in that space. as i am sure my colleagues will agree that research can be both, can be laborious. there is occasions where it is s sublime. members sit with their hats on in their office as they pleased. still referring to quote when one rise to speak, he must t