jamie: can we name this one jamie? >> absolutely. >> passing down an enterprise like this can be trecherrous. >> we might have to hit the road. >> it might be soldout from under us. >> it is risky business. >> what happened to your finger? >> a correct deal bit it off -- crocodile bit it off. jamie: i am jamie colby, today i am off of beaten path away off. in swampy low lands of south central florida. these dense marshes, -- they are home to an old time florida family, a very "strange inheritance." >> patty? hello. >> hello i am jamie. >> nice to meet you. jamie: what is a nice girl like you doing in the middle of nowhere in central florida. >> how do you know i'm a nice girl? i am pat i register, my mom marietta passed away in 1996, she left me an inheritance with a lot of bite, and a lot of hooping to jump through. jamie: patty inherited alligators from her mother, it rarely is simple with family businesses. and gator ramma. old fashion roadside attraction in florida 50 years ago is more complicated than most, patty

jamie: can we name this one jamie?ly. >> passing down an enterprise like this can be trecherrous. >> we might have to hit the road. >> it might be soldout from under us. >> it is risky business. >> what happened to your finger? >> a correct deal bit it off -- crocodile bit it

jamie: fox news alert.ritish police and intelligence services are working to unravel a chilling isis plot. our sister network, sky news is reporting a terrorist plot to detonate a pressure cooker bomb at vj day activities in london this weekend. both ceremonies will be attended by queen elizabeth, the prime minister and world war ii vets along with thousands of spectators. sky is reporting a british convert to islam fighting with isis in syria communicated details of that plot to under cover reporters posing online as people interested in joining isis. we'll have much more on this developing story straight ahead. >>> also back here at home, the fbi has arrested another terror suspect, charging this new jersey man with attempting to support isis in a chilling plot involving the creation of a small army of soldiers. laura engle is live in our new york city newsroom with the latest on that. it is chilling, laura? >> reporter: it is indeed, jamie. federal investigators say the 20-year-old was part of a group of

are journalists jamie bartlett talks about his book sub for sub five -- "the dark net" sub type. illegal arms dealers extremists pornographers and hackers operate. he was interviewed at melville house publishing in brooklyn new york. wa >> welcome to melville house and thank you for coming out tonight. i am denniss johnson theut publisher and i'm particularly happy to welcome you to what is event in our brand-new office/bookstore located in the brooklyn neighborhood unfortunately known as gumbo.g tonight's talk will focus on her newest book marion mollegen mcfadden by jamie bartlett. the event is being filmed via a c-span booktv for later broadcast. in case you are wondering about the equipment and at the end of the conversation we will have al question-and-answer. map where you can ask to speak or anything you would like although please wait for thean microphone went to have been called upon by one of the speakers so the audience at home can hear you. also to help us out please turnn off your cell phones and really do it. it will ring otherwise i promise you. tonight are just ar

let's go live to jamie apody at the linc. jamie bradford wanted to get hit tonight. i don't think this is what he had in mind. >> no but the good thing is bradford said afterwards he didn't think good about the knee once. he looked really excited kind of giddy after the game that he finally got back on the field after a year of rehab. now, as for that hip, yes, it looks pretty dirty it all of us. in fact jason peters called it a cheap shot after the game. the question for bradford was, did he think as it looks to all of us, that tyrell suggests wentz after his knees. >> i was a little upset. not sure i could repeat what i said to him. like i said it's part of the game. >> i thought he was limping a little. i don't know what hip it came on. no worse for the wear. good step for him. >> i took a few hits got back up and feel good. i think it's part of the game and kind of one of those last hurdles and boxes that needed to be checked and i think it was tonight. >> since i've been here the fans are been phenomenal and a lot of passion and emotion and enthusiasm that comes

jamie: -- jamie: you got a bit of a signal about future growth prospects. we're not too worried. contained to china. is themare looking at are prospects for china over the next few years. china has gone from the fastest-growing economy in the world to the fastest-growing economy in the world. it.re not too worried about caroline: how are you determining china? he said it is not impossible to read china right now. how are you interpreting what is happening in china? jonathan: the fall of the stock market is something we should not worry about. it was in a bubble. in a probably needed to deflate. i'm concerned about the slowdown in china. we have seen a lot of evidence that the slowdown, looking at and port numbers and export , all the numbers have indicated that growth is slower. i suspect we made it 4% growth in china. that is a big difference. -- youook at will growth can probably take off 5% gdp growth for markets like the u.s. and u.k.. it does have an impact on global growth. we need to consider that. that may be one of the reasons why you look at u.s. interest this means the

>> thanks, jamie. >>> that and much more when "action news" comes right back. ava and i needed a little vacay. but we needed to watch our spending. meaning i needed to watch nikki. she's the spender. i'm the saver. so, mobile banking from td bank helps me keep track... for both of us. she was just browsing... we gotta go. i'm ava. i'm nikki. and we bank human at td bank. what? speaking out about their brave, selfless actions on board a paris bound train. the the group, including two u.s. service members tackled and disarmed a man carrying an assault weapon, ammunition and knife. spencer stone who serves in the air force walk out of the french hospital today, a day after being injured by that gunman. he and two of his friend jumped in to action once they realized they were in danger. >> we didn't know that his gun wasn't working or anything like that. spencer just ran anyway and if anybody would have gotten shot, it would have been spencer for sure. >> the gun man and identified as a man, and no word on the motive but investigators say it is clear that the actio

hi, everyone, i am jamie colby. i am in for gretchen today. let me show you some of that tense scene. when it was all said and done, one man critically injured in a shooting with police. officials say the suspect was firing at plain clothes detectives before being pursued and shot by officers. several others, including three officers, were also injured overnight. garrett tenney, live from our chicago bureau to tell us about the latest. thanks for looking at this and telling us how these protests turned violent. >> yes. jamie first, i want to tell you we got word in the last couple minutes from st. louis county police department that suspect in critical condition is named tyrone harris, 18 years old. he has officially been charged with four counts of assault on a law enforcement officer in the first degree. and he is now being held on $250,000 cash bond, and he is still in critical condition. that's the latest on that suspect. you mentioned in critical condition after being shot by police officers last night. you ask how it was that peaceful pr

>> jamie kennedy experience you've written a book. >> malibu. don't be hating.r love hewitt. >> i know you have a show on nbc coming up. >> on our network right here called "heartbreakers." we start filming tuesday. that's why i have this beard. i play a doctor. >> you didn't just get up out of bed -- >> someone told me i looked a little homeless. thank you for that. >> the look is for this role on the nbc show that you're doing this fall. >> yes, it is. it's a doctor. it's very good called "heartbreakers," we film this tuesday, coming out this fall after "the voice." it's wonderful. it stars melissa george and dale huguely and many people. >> is this a sitcom? drama? what can we expect? >> it's hopefully nbc's version of "graze anatomy." >> there you go. can you give us your -- your stand-up at helium comedy club can you give us something appropriate for viewers? or should they just come -- >> i'm wearing this shirt. look what i'm doing right now. you know this is giving local artist big rube. >> i love big rube. >> i don't want to show his shirt. >> give us so

let's go back live to jamie apody and the linc. bradford not happy he was hit in the left knee which he tore this time last year. did you think it was dirty hit. >> it was hard not to think it. it was running play. bradford was not about to bust one off for a 70 yard touchdown there. and so basically it looked to me and to everyone else here that suxt ggs was going for his knee. afterwards in the locker room jason peters said it was cheap shot suggs was talking trash all week and he thinks he intentionally tried to go for bradford's knee. the guys not happy. bradford himself said it looked like he was going for the knee. i chip kelly said he didn't seat play which is hard to believe. you wonder if the league might fine suggs he got a penalty on the hit it was not a quarterback lay. chip kelly was asked will bradford play more this week. didn't play much this week. he said that's the plan. but you never know. so, coach will you play him more against green bay, right, right? >> i don't know. that's why i answered the question i don't

jamie o'briant serving one of the heaviest waves on earth.e's going to be here to tell us all about kennedy: it is a video all over the internet. jamie o'brien taking on some of the toughest waves while covered. he got the idea and fans suggested that is what he should do next. and he lived to tell the tale. jamie o'brien joins me now. hello. >> how are we doing? >> super good. >> did you burn your face? >> they call them singe burns. my eyebrow and eyelashes and a little bit on my face. >> the same thing happened to whoopi goldberg. is it distracting to serve when you're on fire to . >> the thing about being on fire is that crazy distracting and it's the most intense thing that i think i've ever done. >> the waves are throwing over me and i just remembered the fire wrapping around and it was getting condensed in the barrel and i needed to go somewhere and then it just started spitting and i was trying to put my fire going all around my face again and it just blew me straight out >> that is a crazy wave. it's one of the craziest waves on eart

live at lincoln financial field, jamie apody, jeff. >> that explains the no sleeves there. as we kickoff "action news" sports sunday 11: 35, half hour show. brandon graham tackles joining ducis, jamie, myself for analysis, highlights and reaction. well, go figure the phillies have gone ice cold against brewers. phils trying to avoid going 0-7 against milwaukee in a season for the first time in history. chase utley and miguel franco out today for finale. harang once again beat up by brewers. herrera the rbi single. harang throws a meat ball. ryan braun crushes it. phils lose 6-1. sweat to mill yauchy. score fours runs the entire series. hey, how about the eagles? >> that's right. thank you, jeff. >> the accuweather forecast thank you, jeff. >> the accuweather forecast coming up >> melissa here now with the accuweather forecast. we were talking about exercise outside today. >> that's a bad choice. >> very hot. but the humidity is not terrible for august standards. as we go throughout the rest of the week. >> at my age? pretty bad. >> we'll tell what you is going on. stormtrac

jamie apody is here now with more. what a good game. great game today, wasn't it? >> redland is undefeated too. they have not lost yet and won our heart. for the first time since 1990 u.s. champion at little league world soarys in williamsport pennsylvania goes to a team from pennsylvania. which explains why record crowd of 4,000 fans packed the stadium to watch the little league out of lewis bury defeat the team from texas. cole wagner that only hit a home run but struck out 11 on the mound. and jenkin crouse wanted on walk off rbi in the 7th. pennsylvania stays undefeated with 3-2 whip and advance to the finals to face japan and after the game krause talks about the huge hometown crowd. >> they've been supporting us and thanks, guys. >> krause gets the gatorade badge and tomorrow pennsylvania against japan pa kids trying to take it all ul can be seen her here, 3:00 only on channel 6. >> all right. when you come back we'll talk eagles news tonight all right? >> they looked good tonight. >> they d looked really g thank you, jamie. >> more to come on "action news" s

jeff. >> reporter: hey jamie or ducis, what's up jamie. how are you?the first leading rushing in the nfl to switch teams in nearly 70 years. eagles fans of course are used to booing the guy now they're cheering the former cowboys running back so on day two of training camp today i asked demarco murray if he feels like a philadelphia eagle yet. his response i definitely feel like an eagle. good to know. all right, let's take a look at demarco murray the new eagles pro bowl running back arc full go in training camp today after sitting out team drills yesterday. it was a coach's decision murray says. he's 100 percent healthy. perhaps chip kelly is trying to ease the former cowboys running back into the mix and trying to keep those legs fresh. after all, murray touched the ball last season nearly 500 times, more than any other back in football. >> i thought the workload was equal obviously going to be able to be out for a certain amount of time and the tempo and how fast you get going is a little bit different but i've always kind of been in good shape and

we are joined by jamie murray. jamie, thanks for joining us.e surprise for the was economy -- what are they expecting in the u.k.? we aren't expecting a big revision to the headline gdp number. we've had a manufacturing and construction data, and the only uncertainty is services. there is a little that is scope for vision but nothing on the same scale. jonathan: we have a talking about exports for a long time -- what can we do about it? can we support gdp in a decent way? jamie: that might be the case this quarter. it has a bed for a very long time, we haven't had a positive contribution for several quarters. time, butet some this it is not likely to be particularly lasting. exports,ut pressure on but we are expecting a big contribution. jonathan: if i told you what gdp was and you knew nothing about the world right now, the bank of england rate, do they even look at gdp? jamie: they do, largely so they can tell -- if efficiency gains are going up, you have more room to get pay increases without pushing up inflation. they are looking at gdp num

jamie: that will be a factor.isk of the pound's inflation outlook by saying it will be temporary. we are focused on domestic pressures and wages. francine: success or not for super thursday? jamie: you don't see the success because it is intended to reduce volatility in two weeks time, not the day of the event. we always get volatility around actual releases. i think it has been a rough success, only time will tell. francine: thank you. coming up, he he got more airtime than any other candidate in last night's presidential debate in trash the current administration. we will be talking trump and the rest of the republican field when we come back. ♪ ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse." live from bloomberg's european headquarters in london i am francine lacqua. the bank of japan has held off from expanding monetary stimulus. the world's biggest economy will emerge from a recent soft patch and inflation will pick up. increasing its case it ¥82 is expected by all 30 seven economists surveyed by bloomberg. 17 presid

. >>> and we will have more on the eagles preseason game against green bay, jamie apody has sports when "action news" saturday night comes right back, stay with us. 4,000 college freshman descended on newark today. move in day for the university of delaware's class of 2016. with help from their family and friend, students unloaded cars full of stuff, to pack in dorm rooms. they met their roommates in person for the first time. they will spend the rest of the weekend at orientation and start classes on tuesday. >>> and the same thing played out 40 miles to the east at rowan university in, glassboro. 2200 freshman unpack boxes upon boxes of belongings, a golf cart helped lucky ones carry everything in the residents halls. a few hundred volunteers gave a helping hand. students kick off their under graduate careers with the welcome picnic tomorrow. >>> and back to school spirit took over the the cherry hill mall this afternoon. cheerleaders led the way at a pep rally with toy get everyone excited, to shop. some attendees got make overs while others took fashion advice for the new year. stud

jamie sullivan has the details of what is happening on the road. actually, jamie is stuck in traffic so let's switch gears and talk about the weather. how about that? kimberly: okay. doug hill is here. what a beautiful day. doug: what a turn-around. jonathan: is it me or does it feel like monday? doug: a restart day. we had the old humid feel. we are in good shape for several days. it will get warmer and more humid but let's enjoy this. let's get started with a time lapse. pretty one from langely school in mclane. gorgeous sunrise. the sun gets higher in the sky and brighter and brighter. gorgeous out there. notice clouds. that is the only spoiler there is. it's gorgeous. temperatures are in the upper 70's and the low 80's at the hour. it looks as though we will stay quiet in the evening. zero chance of rain tonight and tomorrow, the next day, next day. that story. let's talk about the pollen count. count is up for the ragweed. it is back in a big way. mold is thrown in at no extra charge. we are dealing with the ragwell and the mold. tree and gras

. >> jamie apody performance against stackers tonight and good research how music of the big easy helpedrina and gave a voice to those affected. >> we have a partly cloudy to mostly clear sky across the delaware and lehigh valley and good start to the weekend and heat returns surprised. we have details coming up in heat returns surprised. we have details coming up in the accuweather forecast. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm, at three in the morning? who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? uh, khakis. she sounds hideous. well, she's a guy so... another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. >> this store j is bound to neighboring your mouth water. firing up grills for delaware burger battle at the cole fieldhouse in wilmington. it races money for the ministry of caring which serves meals to hungry. this year's critics choice award went to chelsea tap earn in wilmi

jamie sullivan joins us now with a look at the roadways. jamie? start with the orange and blue lines. there is a problem between federal center and mcpherson square, so there is some traffic because of repairs. so the silver line only goes to wheelie ballston -- wiehle- issuesn, and no big otherwise. we had an earlier crash on the roads, and that was through inrfax, but the 395 is pretty good shape. 95, working your way southbound, 95,rashes, and then on to they commute right now headed into the city from eastern avenue and is averaging in the teens. as we move to montgomery county, we are ok outside of the elway, and heading north, it is at 55 miles per hour. let us look at 270 near falls road, you will have a good idea the road to the montgomery county fair is pretty good. back to you. jummy: jamie, thank you so much. two female folgers are making history this afternoon after they are the first women to graduate from the rigorous ranger school in fort benning, georgia. we have details on this major milestone. jeanette? been talkinghave about thi

jamie apody has more from the linc. >> jeff, i'll tell you this. don't remember this muchen thuz yam for a crowd for a first preseason game playing the secondary and run defense and nelson agoular and punt return to tebow mania plenty to share about for the fans and the team. >> just to be back in the stadium and hear the fans and go through the whole drill again. it was nice to just get things going and nice it is almost in september and it cannot come fast enough. >> it's putting in the work in the off season and training camp and getting chance to go out there and prove it works on game day situations i guess. >> i think we did things well and i think there's things we want to work on. and i, you know, for me it's going back and watching film. looking at everything and trying to make corrections and get better when due at a time. >> all systems go next week's game against the ravens. by the time saturday rolls around they should be used to each other. they will practice with the birds all week. >> tebow humbled by the stand he ovation. 4000 yard

jamie: i believe that.ople think leading market forces better determine the value of the rmb. other people think they were doing a little of that but they were also trying to make their exports more competitive. -- olivia: smell the desperation. jamie: when they keep making decisions like a basque and their nuclear response to the natural correction in the stock market, it makes us think may be they know something we do not of theout the weakness chinese economy. why are they being so aggressive? it brings us back to the issue of the numbers. , but who knows if that is correct. with the capital flight, i am concerned about where the chinese economy is going. there are good fundamentals but big questions. joiningthank you for us. jaime metzl, senior fellow at the atlantic council. and shenwan hongyuan securities trader gerry alfonso. in the u.s. equity markets. you're looking at the dow. off by 360 points. with it off by 500 points. all the main u.s. average is now in corrections territory. ♪ ♪ olivia: welco

jamie: really a great month for the auto makers in the u.s.t was expected to be a pretty good month, but it turned out to be even better. all the big automakers beat their estimates. everybody was up. it was really a very positive month. very strong sales. it indicates a strong year and strong momentum going into 2016. talkingo, specifically, about specific automakers, let's deal with stoyota. jamie: they are a very important player in this market and they were really the laggard. they were forecast to be down a little bit but ended up being up by less than 1% when the rest were up about 6%. the bright spot for toyota was lexus. bmw andlly beat tmat mercedes. the key has been this nx crossover. it is a really nice package. it is like the rx. it is smaller and very fuel-efficient, high technology. shery: korean automakers have been gaining rounds. they have had some good quality reviews. how did they do? jamie: they have been gaining ground over recent years but this year has been rough because the market has been so strong on luxury, pickups a

steve, jamie, thank you so much. jim, stick with us. we're awaiting press conference coming to us from virginia, the franklin county sheriff's office is there in hardy, virginia. they will bring us more details on that tragic shooting where two people were killed this morning. >>> plus what did a well-known reporter do to cause this reaction from donald trump? >> excuse me, sit down. you weren't called. sit down. sit down. [inaudible]. go ahead. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> no you don't. you haven't been called. here at td ameritrade, they love innovating. and apparently, they also love stickers. what's up with these things, victor? we decided to give ourselves stickers for each feature we release. we read about 10,000 suggestions a week to create features that as traders we'd want to use, like social signals, a tool that uses social media to help with research. 10,000 suggestions. who reads all those? he does. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. trish: breaking news, everyone. the shooter of two j

this one is cool, an incredible shot, this is jamie o'brien. we might be able to see there in the shadows on his leg what's going on right now, because jamie is actually helping guide a drone that he's got in his hands. he's kund ind of keeping it on t goes through and this incredible shot as he breaches the bow as the drone takes off from his hand and you get this epic look at the waves, so jamie was holding the drone like an action camera and as he got through, he let it off and flew. >> that's the way i think it's happening swle. you can see the shadow across his legs. the votes aren't going. i feel like he was keeping a hold of it so it didn't get swallowed up by the wave. you said he gets this incredible shot inside the bow and lets it go and it shows everything that just happened. this is shot in tahiti and they think it's the first time a drone has been in a side wave shot like this. >> that is a beautiful, perfect shot, seriously the way the wave is folding into itself. >> a super creative way to do it. >> eric was the pilot responsible

jamie: that is right.e oil prices since the main inflation report, it is white a bit lower. the same is true of the exchange rate. i am expecting the bank of england to revise down its short-term forecast for inflation. anna: we have the commodities prices falling. we have the pound stronger. i have a chart that shows the trade-weighted sterling performance over the past couple of years and it illustrates what the u.k. economy has been up against. we have seen a substantial move higher, haven't we? jamie: it is going to be a drag on their trade, but it also makes it cheaper to buy. we are expecting the latest move maybe .2 or .3 of the rate. anna: does it make sense what the bank of england is doing this delusion of data -- deluge of data in one day? they do not have to keep visiting this in between. they can speak freely. jamie: a lot of data for the markets to interpret. anna: they do not care that they made your life difficult for 45 minutes. what about the mpc voting? are you expecting more evidence of

now, for melissa magee, jamie apody, jeff skversky, walt whater perezen the entire "action news" team have a great whater perezen the entire "action news" team have a great night and great week ahead. >> hopes running high sam bradford shines in nearly fla flawless preseason performance. >> he mess aid lot come into this he can always get better. >> this guy can throw the football. >> i think it would be what's the likelihood you have that type of a game. >> cut down day for eagles we'll talk to a local product still keeping nfl dream alive. >> i'm trying to get marter and smarter and play my role. >> it's a grand slam. >> would big bass for. >> that pal is rocketed out to left field. that one is gone. >> plus the philly are pounded that one is gone. >> plus the philly are pounded by leaving . >> this is "action news" sports sunday. >> good evening welcome to "action news" sports sunday alongside brandon graham. i'm ducis rogers. i heard you had a team bonding event. where were you now. >> i was up at kevin hart we got to see him you know it was a good show. >> good show. >> a lot of

mark: jamie butters joining us from detroit. thank you so much.oming up, more information about why the chairman of dean foods abruptly resigned. ♪ matt: an insider trading probe underway in bottling is -- criminal and civil authorities investigating whether davis leaked information about the company's 2012 spinoff of its white wave division to a las vegas gambler who tipped off phil mickelson. mark: he resigned last week. his counsel offered the following statement to bloomberg in response to the investigation. 14 years of distinguished service on the board of directors at dean foods company, mr. davis voluntarily decided to step down from the board last week." mr. davis has cooperated with the securities and exchange commission in his investigation of alleged insider trading at dean foods company from day one. he has no knowledge of any material nonpublic information about dean foods company being communicated to mr. walters by anyone at any time. matt: you read the entire statement. i feel like a one sentence excerpt would have been enough. mar

jamie sullivan is here with details... adlib toss to weather coming up on a-b-c seven news at four... a push for more power for police .. the move d.c.'s mayor is making to combat the city's surging homicide rate and, a reminder to stay on top of breaking news. you can sign up for our text alerts -- by going to w-j-l-a dot com, slash text...then entering your cell phone number. we'll be right back. updating our breaking news this afternoon, three gunman, in an on-air ambush. w-d-b-j t-v reporter alison parker, and cameraman adam ward, were shot right in the middle of a live interview during today's morning show broadcast in the roanoke area. vicki gardner, the subject of the interview, was shot in the back-- she's in surgery. abc7 has news crews across the commonwealth, stay with us for continuing coverage. d.c. mayor muriel bowser vowed to make it easier for supervising agencies to search for illegal guns. tonight we've learned the mayor wants to grant new powers to officers to search anyone on probation or parole. and as

jamie apody, "channel 6 action news." >> all right. jamie the guy the eagles traded for sam bradford nick foles gets a new deal deal. foles signs year extension worth 24 1/2 according to espn. foals signed through 20 17 and bradford deal up at the end of the season. bradford deal up at the end of the season. we're every day - the freshest food acme and low acme prices.eed, and right now you can save even more during our huge anniversary sale. happy anniversary to me. now hellman's mayonnaise is $2.49. delicious breyers ice cream is $2.49. and selected quaker favorites are only $1.49. happy anniversary to me. acme's huge anniversary sale! it's just better. and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. >> temple and penn stat

jamie sullivan is there. how is it looking? jamie: it's still slow.d things to -- few things to run through. we had earlier crashes that cleared but the delays not so much. they have not cleared. 11 miles per hour on the inner loop of the beltway. the inner loop is going to take you 30 minutes. crash on clara barton parkway is gone. we shift gears to move closer downtown. headed inbound on 395. you cross the 14th street bridge, the case bridge and you get closer to c street southwest just before the tunnel. the left lane is still blocked with accident activity. by it is in the clearing stages. we are seeing the backup from the 14 street bridge for 12 miles per hour. you have delays out of the city on 395 as well. there is a lot of concession on d.c. 295. i want to go further north to 295. the baltimore-washington parkway. in the teens in both directions approaching powder mill. earlier accident activity is now gone. the b.w. parkway is very heavy. moving to northwest d.c., a live look we will show you of friendship heights near western avenue. it's no

jamie, let me bring you in. do you think warren buffett giving these markets a nice little boost to kick off the week? >> of course. buffett fires his cannon every now and then and makes markets go up. markets love buffett. they like the fact he finds value in markets. put that aside and take headlines this morning that came coincident to buffett's decision to buy precision castparts. we're talking about national bank of greece. we've been living with these things all summer long. looks like greek banks will get capital and we'll not have a greek-type drama to deal with the next couple days. it is a nice breather, if you will, after a seven long days of a slog through the summer. we'll look to the fed coming up to see if they go. we'll be back and forth during that time. >> we'll be back in greece whether they fall off the cliff story, probably sooner rather than later. jon, let me bring you in, talk about the fed. a couple of comments today. we had stanley fischer vice president on the fed saying listen, the in

noticed you said jpmorgan is like lebron james, not jamie dimon will stop -- not jamie dimon.hat has the ability to compete offensively and defensively. get -- think jpmorgan jamie dimon gets credit for setting the tone at the top. he is the one that gives the warnings, look over your shoulder, things can go wrong. olivia: we are really extending this allegory. the: but it applies to banks that we cover. what if the ceo job? -- what is the ceo job? olivia: coach. about don'tvice mess up, don't break the law anymore, he sets the right tone at the top. having said that, i think jpmorgan is a lot more than jamie dimon. that is just the defense. the offense is almost $5 billion in expense savings. they have extra earnings leverage that not every bank has and they have gained market share when competitors and markets have been tough. this is the ideal environment for jb morbid try to get additional share in asia, for example. mark: who are some of the other mortgaget have steady streams? been wells fargo has stable. if you look at the earnings report from wells fargo from two decad

alliance with turkey, jamie mcintyre joins us from washington. how important is turkey's new commitments in the fight against i.s.i.l.? >> both the united states and turkey insist that this is a very significant step in the battle against i.s.i.l. i have to tell you that privately pentagon officials concede that this is more important symbolically than it is militarily. >> the agreement means turkey's f-16s will join the daily air strikes targetting i.s.i.l. in syria and in iraq as well. in ankara the foreign minister confirmed that technical talks were complete and joint operations against i.s.i.l. will begin soon. in washington pentagon explained the agreement now is limited to air strikes only. >> the cooperation with turks, and the expansion of that is a work in progress at this point. we see it as a step forward, and see it as an opportunity for turkey and the united states and the rest of the coalition to find exactly what that looks like going forward. >> reporter: what the u.s. wants from turkey is a major commitment securing a boarder wi

jamie sullivan is on traffic watch. jamie: i can bring you a bit of a break. taking a look at our mapping system, traffic is fairly light. seeing a lot of green. not too much to worry about .raveling in the d.c. area eisenhower avenue near the beltway, that is where we had the overturned earlier. accident that was, now just a d sable vehicle. everything moved to the shoulder. look, show youve near kurdish trail. no delays. traffic is moving at a nice pace. i want to stay in virginia. as we move back to the mapping , this is arlington boulevard. the right lane is blocked. may start to see a backup. that is a look at traffic this afternoon. autria: today, metro's board expected to get a look at a report detailing what caused the august around them. a report two weeks ago revealed the tracks were out of alignment. metro had known about the problem from month. the report will be discussed next month. more than 50 people have been forced from homes after an apartment fire. news chopper seven shows the damage to the building. this is off of smoke town red. two firef

jamie apody "channel 6 action news." >> all right. jamie the guy the eagles traded for sam bradford nick foles gets a new deal deal. foles signs year extension worth 24 1/2 according to espn. foals signed through 20 17 and bradford deal >> temple and penn state kickoff college football season five weeks from no south philadelphia. you can wait. alls on camp this week and looking back to full team. nittany lions and notre dame both come to linc this season. temple coach trying to keep their national perception to the curb. >> people are looking at us different. i get the sense when i go to media days they very feelings is just simple same old temple that's the feeling we get we don't care to be quite honest. we know what we are who we are my goal to be better this year than last year. >> hopefully better in 2006 that they were in 2014. >> "action news" continues at 5:30 for cecily tynan, jeff skversky, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner have a good night and great day trading-in or selling your car, truck o

jamie: i think it will be a bit sooner than that.e bank of england is very clear that it is data dependent, and our view in-house is that wages will prompt that decision around february. i think it has very little to do with the u.s. decision itself. domestic u.k. issues will continue to be the case. caroline: will the u.s. go first? will the fed have pulled the trigger by the end of the year? brendan: the other question i would mention here which didn't figure enough is sterling. i can imagine a definite scenario here where u.k. trade balance continues to deteriorate, maybe quite sharply. we are no longer getting the big foreign inflows. so sterling could begin falling quite sharply. that could change, bring interest rates forward. looking at the canadian dollar, we have the puzzle of the currency collapsing, the bank cutting interest rates -- that would have been an interesting question. caroline: always about lessons learned. jamie, thank you very much. always giving us great insight. brendan stays with us. coming up, the candidat

jamie cox joins us now, he's managing partner at harris financial group. mr. cox, welcome. good to have you with us. >> thank you, tyler. nice to be with you. >> we just mentioned so many earnings reports, particularly revenue reports, reference currency headwinds, and that is why revenues for a lot of companies seem to have come up v short. is that your view, or are they using this as a fig leaf? >> i think it's true. constant currency, most of the picture looks better for most companies, so i don't think that's an egregious statement this particular quarter because the dollar did spike going into both the first and second quarters. i think companies have a legitimate nonweather related reason to complain about their earnings. >> do you think the dollar will likely strengthen from here or roughly stay where it's been the past few months between about 105 to the euro and 110? >> i don't see that it goes up much further than this. we're all anticipating interest rate risgs in the third or fourth quarter and i think markets have already priced that in. unless they raise rates

jamie sullivan has details. jamie: we are starting off on the rail. v.r.e. had quite a few issues this morning and was a problem spot. traveling on the fredericksburg line this an. what you need to know. f schedule is what you are traveling on. if you're traveling metro, good to go. a normal on the red line. nothing to worry about as delays. if you are traveling in the car on the road we have issues. outer loop of the beltway in virginia. right at little river turnpike. route 36. two lanes are blocked off with an accident. heaviest volume before 66. to give you an idea that stretch from 66 to the mixing bowl will take you 21 minutes. double the time it usually takes. take a look at this area to see what we are seeing with the volume. we have a good where have how heavy we are. stop and go and for the most part you are on the brake, in the single digit working closer to the mixing bowl. no problems in maryland. that is the good news. back to you. leon: you got it. thanks. kellye: have you noticed the humidity is up? leon: did we notice? my gosh. it's like wal

are you giving jamie dimon hard time?e a campaign issue because you have the whole pay inequity thing going on in the united states and when mrs. clinton gave that speech at nyu star in school about one month or so ago, she was making the case that the workers are now probably making what the manager about 300 times what their workers wait -- workers may, so abundant contention but not unfamiliar overseas and in london because a lot of the managers make a ton of money. betty: they do. that we have both looked into was saying that the regulations in europe are very --ferent and it is more there is more flexibility in giving just cash salaries. mark: but they want the managers, the ceos tap a vested interest in the company because it is a sign of confidence in the company, a sign of shareholders that i literally have a stake in this, too, so i will not take it so much in cash but i will take it in shares of the company or some other form of compensation that is tied to performance. betty: there is a flip side. those who are

jamie mcintire is at the pentagon for us. jamie what does the pentagon say about these allegations? >> they are taking it very seriously even if they can't confirm what agent was used in the attacks. they were aware the reports had come from kurdish soldiers, through germany, some of the germans were advising the kurds. chemical burns prompting speculation that they might have encountered mustard gas or chlorine or some other agent. the u.s. is taking these reports seriously because it's considering i.s.i.l. as the kind of force that would deploy these means, and tests are being done to confirm what these troops might have been exposed to. but nevertheless the pentagon says fit turns out to be true, it shows the kind of adversary they're up against in iraq. >> reporter: jamie, the u.s. central command say iraqi troops are in the second week of a multiweek campaign to get i.s.i.l. out of ramadi. what is the latest there? >> reporter: well, you may recall that there was a great fanfare when they announced iraqi effort to liberate ramadi in neas neashanbar profnls. i.s.i.lanbar provinc

of course, it's jamie alejos. >> yay! [ applause ] >> thank you, warden.ou very much. >> no, thank you. >> oh, you're welcome. >> i mean, you know, i've known this guy for over 25 years, and he's the same now as he was then. a little grayer, a little grayer. i wanted him to be the first one to get this to recognize all of his years of dedicated service. but also because he takes his job as seriously as you take yours. he realizes, as you do, that we're responsible for the health and welfare of these guys. >> you're as strong as your weakest link, and together here as a unit, we all work together as one, which makes a strong unit. i couldn't do this without these guys right here, especially with lieutenant fuller and sergeant lee. [ applause ] >> oh. >> he's still not getting more hours. >> the fight investigation in ad seg found both samuels and edwards guilty of mutual combat. samuels has moved to the reception center and is awaiting transfer to another penitentiary in the coming weeks. there he will serve out the six months remaining on his sentence. >>

this -- jamie sullivan joins us. jamie: it's nice right now. there is not much to worry about. if you want to focus on what we are seeing. it looks good. the stuff in green is the capital beltway. thermocouples right now. in maryland on 95, note problems. -- no problems. 270 heading north near georgetown, an accident is reported. that got clearly quickly and did not cause delays. as we zoom in to talk about 395, a little bit of volume crossing the 14th street bridge. that is continuing on the freeway. there are no slowdowns. we are good on d.c. to 95. heading north on to 95, it's quite. that is continuing closer to the 11th street ridge. is -- has some volume. let's take a look on that stretch between georgetown and arlington. it's a quiet ride across the key bridge. there might be some sun glare this afternoon. that something to keep in mind. that is a look at traffic. pentagon is looking into increasing drone flights overseas by 50% area this would include surveillance. this would expand the ability to conduct lethal strikes. if the plan goes through, it would be the first us

jamie: of course! that is where i want to begin, in virginia. this is at the springfield interchange. heading southbound on 95. get ready for bumper-to-bumper traffic. sluggish closer toward an accident. move to the maps. this activity has two lanes blocked off. 95 southbound in virginia. you can see 10 miles per hour. that is a pretty good idea of what you just saw. the commute is the slow down. 395, you are heavy at well. it will take you under 30 minutes. getting from the 14th street bridge. continuing south toward the mixing bowl. some spots in the teens but definitely going to see the congestion. the 395 delay not because of the crash. water main breaks. carlin spring and abington road. wilson boulevard is the best alternate. montgomery county we have a water main break. this is on jebson road in silver spring, wheaton, glenmont. south of ran doll road. best option is livington street. g.w. parkway southbound is blocked off. this is near belle haven road. you can get around it with the police direction. that is a look at traffic. back to yo

jamie mcintire, the pentagon. >>> a study that shows americans just don't know when to take time off. jennifer london reports. >> americans are taking off less vacation time than ever. there's a cost to all that unused vacation time and it's huge. according to a travel industry trade group, u.s. companies owe their employees the equivalent of 224 billion dollars in time off. to put it into perspective, that's nearly half the size of the current federal deficit. it's almost as much as the gross domestic product of portugal and 24 times the annual revenue of the nfl. but there's more. $52.4 billion, that's what employees like you are forfeiting each year in earned benefits. about a third of paid vacation days simply disappear, they can't be rolled over because of use it or lose it company policies, hard at work on a beautiful warm saturday morning but looking for time off next month. >> why do americans leave so much unused vacation time on the table? >> first off they are accused of back stabbing. if i take a vacation day oh my gosh what's going to happen? they may be up for a promotio

jamie sullivan joins us with a look at traffic. jamie: it's not a terrible ride. we have a few different things going on. heads up if you travel on the blue line. track work, about a 15-minute delay, so you want to make sure you head out the door in a timely fashion. the red line, that track work between rhode island avenue and noma gal you that -- noma galla udet. keep in mind you may see a few delays. . crass traveling west it's an overturned with injuries. police are on scene. as we pull out a little bit, you get a better idea of the beltway, not too bad right now through montgomery county. we're in pretty good shape. on the gw parkway, no delays. 95 in virginia. france story. let's take a live look outside. you get a really good idea out .ere how heavy we actually are moving back to the map, this stretch is slow from morton .ontinuing south you can get a better idea of how slow we are in this stretch right there traveling in the teens right now, and a crash to watch out for in woodbridge. carefuls blocked, so be getting by. larry: let's get back to the breakin