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community, i'm a believer in small business, i believe in options and i do not believe in sklaous s*ift, i don't believe in shopping in one place. i think that there is a market large enough for everyone to co-exist here, and to be profitable and to benefit everyone that lives here. thank you. >> hello, my name is will santana, i'm with vip pet care, we first partnered with pet express 19 years ago to provide affordable service inside pet food express locations, our clinics are an hour and a half long one time a week, we do not refer out to all potashes, we limit what we do to preventive vet services such as vaccinations and microchip, the majority of our clients are those that could not otherwise afford private services, we ask you for your support to allow pet food express to open on lombard street so we can be able to provide these services for people who thaoed them in the community. >> i'll call a few more names. (calling speaker names). >> hi, my name's ann lewis, i'm a lifetime dog owner, i wholeheartedly support the opening of pet food express on lombard street and i thank [inau

a new 3800 for ift bleacher system.project cost $1.2 million. >> we spoke to the media about this. >> the mayor describes the move as brazen. >> one of the people who has the biggest problem with this is the county's top lawmaker. he owns one of these houses and his privatis a private citizen and e charge. >> we're asking the school board to comply with the city's laws they should sit with the city and go to the proper channels. >> construction of the bleachers is wrapping up it will stay up for the football season but depending on what happens they may have to come right back down. >> are you feeling the need for speed? you'll soon be allowed to do so on rural roads and illinois. the bears are back and they're trying out a few my name is lee kaufman. married to morty kaufman. [ lee ] now that i'm getting older some things are harder to do. this is not a safe thing to do. be careful babe. there should be some way to make it easier. [ doorbell rings ] let's open it up and see what's cookin'. oh i like that. look at this.

this you still have time to get outside and check this out ift i you want. this say blue moon.al blue moon. typically there are only three h full moon it's a season but summer we're getting a fourth one. it won't happen again for a few years. snap pictures and share them on the facebook page or twitter. we would love to see them. the moon is getting ready to go out and moving quickly. or this is time lapsed. >> welcome to fox 578 morning news. you know, blue moon, nice weather, tucker barnes. it's only appropriate we say good morning to tucker barnes at this point.oint it's a summery looking moon m isn't it? >> this particular blue moon is like the lesser of the blue moons. >> there are levels. the more impressive is two full moons in the single month which we're not getting this time around. >> okay. all right. >> we'll take it either way.ther >> for those of you big on the blue moon tariffal. t we'll good to the -- trivia. we're going to the maps. fog again.fo not as thicgk as yesterday morning. out towards front royal and winchester it's starting to reappear. we'll watch the

ift continues to buy the bond i thought it could still be -- stabilise as part of the ethics dray. there will be a little volatility by unc those rates may be they edged up over the next six months. gerri: did the fed paul gold the taper talk? >> it is hard to say that. any time it telegraphs what they might do it will cause the market place that could be irrational to react. the process keeps rates artifially low so if they start stepping away from that it would cause them to be jittery. gerri: hundred basis points with the big swing their anyone to refinance the mortgages and happy with that that leads me to the next question are people too late to buy or refinance rit now? >> absolutely not. said you have to step back to think historically how low their rates really is interest rates affordability at the all-time high prices are starting to come up in the housing market star to yiel is an excellent time to get a home but also a good time to refinance. there is still a lot of folks that are under water. is a very good time to be in the housing market. gerri: there has been a pret

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ift's important she and other people listen to this. she doesn't have to wait around to be rescued. she has to find ways to keep herself alive until that moment comes when she can extra kate herself from the situation. it could take days or years as it took the women up in cleveland earlier this year. she has to find a way to stay alive then affect her escape when she has an opportunity. >> mary ellen, what does your gut tell you about this case? what causes someone to do something like this? >> there's a couple things here. first, looking at the case based on the available information, the crime scene behavior appears to be impulsive and high risk. that would suggest to me something occurred recently in terms that had something to do with hannah. it may have made him feel like he wasn't going to see her again or that relationship was going to be cut off. he saw the mother as the person that came between him and hannah. the behavior, itself, on top of that is behavior that, again, doesn't indicate long term planning. it was a disorganized crime scene. now he's committed murder, arso

now to former senator scott brown, who is testing waters to see ift is worth meteor shower he faces, should he make a run, senator, i am including in parties meior shower. what made you do this? >> as you know i've been on your show many others since the election, going around to 10 states, i have been in new hampshire, at least 5 to 7 times, telling that -- people listen, we need pragmatic thoughtful problem solvers, there is room in the party for me, ra rand paul, sarah palin, d ted cruz and others, to have us be party to will lead us out of the mess we're in, we'll have 8 years of division, the us versus them, and have versus have-nots, we need to be the unifying party, the party that will look at american peopleell tm what they are going to do, how they are going to do it, i listen to intro you made, i know who i am a republican, i am a proud member of the party of lincoln, a fiscal conservative, national security hawk, i'll put my credentials of legislative business, military experience against anybody's in this country, and i'll be my own person, it is up to the voters to make

jc penney shares bouncing back after denying a report that the shipments were cut off by the lender iftactly is going on here? there may be some market manipulation going on here. you've also got him still bullish on the buy. debra weinswig just diving to buy this stock this morning. why do you think there is no goodness going on here? >> either it's bad reporting or there's no goodness because the article came out. the company denied it. i don't think the company is lying. >> the stock tanked when the article came out, by the way. >> exactly. so the post had the story all wrong or somebody fed them bad information. if they did and it traded bad stock, that's a bad thing. >> i think they called cit, no comment or something. if you've got a story that's fund mentally wrong -- and maybe this story will turn out to be true. jc penney denied it, but hey. you have to say something specific, and i think cit's lack of doing that hurt this story. >> it certainly hurt jc penney's stock price. they could say, no, we didn't, instead of saying we don't comment, right? you're still bullish on this n

ift would argue against this you go tough enough. we see that confidence because they think a work against the labour party. i think they can situate not only what i see as policy but to the weak points as they see it. also on immigration, pick something for which they hope they can reach a target. bringing immigration down to net migration to tens of thousands. they believe they are making progress. none of that is going to get away from the problem of the lack of a boundary review. none of the crucially is going to save them if the economy does not perform. hear from you one last time later in the program. prime minister's questions which takes place on the other end of the corridor in the house of rowdys is a rather affair. there was one session at the start of july that was and what his anybody can remember. it was around the selection of labor candidates at the next general election. unitealleged the union had encouraged its members to join the local party to support the selection of a favorite union candidate. the union denied

i felt a little uneasy about ift, but i remember thinking it is two people contacting unknown terrorist, maybe, -- a maybe, butist, there are things we can do to the united states safer without saying we need a database of your phone calls, e- mails. they have the capability of doing it. we do not know what they are doing. not, buty they are is if they have the power, eventually it will get abused. my biggest hope is you will take a look at that. people are saying, i know these people running the program. good people. they are trustworthy. good people are not always going to be there. the people in the irs were great people but they were doing what their bosses tell them to. i would like you to keep in mind there is no way you can trade freedom for total security. >> i agree. will keep looking at this and come at it from a legislative angle. so far we have not found individual abuses. a guy who says america is not free and runs to china and about it is not exactly my idea of a great american patriot. the issue is worth looking at, but i do put a lot of trust in people who have defended

ift: what happens electronics fail?t: in the case of this display, will we have is a panoramic cockpit display that is divided into two parts. their management computers behind it. if one goes out, another takes over. over here we have the throttle. just a standard stick throttle. over here we have the throttle. haveof those interceptors various switches and knobs so the pilot does not have to touch the touchscreen while he is flying. . >> so that will allow you to return to your base. >> what was the learning curve from going to switches and dials and going to a touch screen? >> it is different. you have to -- for me training time was very minimal because the airplane is so easy to fly. it's 10 hours in the simulator, academics and one flight then you're there. new generations with kids coming through, they'll adapt to this quickly. >> this is the simulator or the cockpit demonstrator. part of what you do here deals with the helmet you wear. >> this isn't the only display in the airplane. our helmet acts as a functiona

ifts told the urgency is to get to a decision point for what happens in the next few days, not weeks.u get a sense this is kicking into high gear, this is the focal point for the administration. how does it also play into this the fact that the president is set to leave for russia next week for the g-20 summit. >> you're going to have a large international gathering with a number of nations who will support the president in the early days with the military action under way or just completed and you'll have some huge objections at the g-20. we assume russia among them, the key benefactor of syria in the region. the president would like to have clarity of mission here for that big international meeting and also clarity of mission for the american people. remember, this is something this president has been very, very, very i could keep going on the verys hesitant to do. he knows public opinion, 25% of americans support military action, 46% oppose it. one recent poll, this president came to national prominence in politics saying i'm going to get out of the middle east, end iraq and afghan

ift was supposed to be about learning and having fun. not everyone saw it that way.ames" teenagers fight to the death, grade yea tor style. the books are popular with tweens. so popular, a day camp devoted an entire week to "hunger games" activities. dozens of kids participated. when the story hit the papers website with the headline at "hunger game" camp, children fight to the death, it spread across the internet. so did the controversy among readers. one calling it murder as children's entertainment. another writing, this is disgusting. camp organizers say there was no violence. kids grab flags to collect rather than take lives. the emphasis, they say, was on communication and working together. >> avoiding the violence that's within many of the great books is not how you stop violence. you help steward children through the understanding of it. that's how you do it. >> reporter: the tampa bay times says we published a fair and accurate story about what we saw. camp leaders tried to steer them away from violent themes. the kids loved it. >> it was fun doing the "hung