how important is equity to jefferies? >> it has become more and more for last quarter, they start out a little more. it has been shifting over time. six income has come down every years ends 2012. more and more reliant on equities. vonnie: what about the recent stock rally? >> it's great for the value but we need to think about volume. we kind of have to see. thanks to laura keller. let's go to the bloomberg business flash. apple has hit a major snag and connecting its watch to cellular networks. this is according to people with knowledge of the matter. the company still plans to announce new watch models. showtime has joined the list of stations planning to meet communications in court. the premium cable and satellite company using its recent acquisition of time warner cable to/licensing fees. harley davidson was accused of violating air pollution laws by selling the engine turners and will contribute another $3 million to mitigate air pollution onto the deal. and that is your bloomberg's nest flash update. still ahead i

this time if is the story of jeffery dahmer. they talk to the film director. part a it sounds like -- another movie right here thanks to the the commission thought so hard for. now serial killer his story is heading to the big screen. apparently he used to think seizures to get attention. today with actors bringing back time to life. an independent film is in the based off of a book called my friend jeffery dahmer. it was his high school classmate and filming has taken place allover some accounting. -- summit county. are known for their friendly atmosphere. >> they paraded through and around bops and said we are in. >> reporter: as seen will be shot here at one of the stops. there will not be poor in this movie. the star in the movie is ross lynch. playing his mother is in good of that history is part of the history. there is no word on when you will see that movie on the big screen. the director told me today that at least some of the upcoming miniseries based on the novel trying to take down the killers may also be filmed here. complements of the film and th

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if there is one thing jeffery selling knows, it is science. >> it is a lit paper cells each a hexagon reporter: former science teacher retired from germantown friend school but still very involved. over the course of his career one thing he has been most proud of his role in inspiring young children to find a passion in science. >> i really believe in hands on teaching, active teaching because i think people learn by doing especially young children. >> reporter: when was teaching kid about insects or environment or his garden club his collogues recognized his built to get students excited about science and nominated him for the presidential award. more than two and a half years later he got good news. >> i am thrilled, my family is thrill, my friend, collogues, former collogues are thrilled and it has been very excited. >> reporter: christie reardon is head of the lower school at germantown friend and said it is an honor to have jeffery as a member of their community. >> we see him as a model of what we have been teaching and learning should be. >> reporter: jeffery and other educator

jefferies was working on icahn's behalf to help him sell out of his 17 million share plus position which way makes him the top shareholder in herbalife and they asked ackman if he would be interested. he said absolutely not. they came back to him a second time and said, we're trying to put together a group of buyers are you in, and ackman said on second thought i would be willing to buy a few million shares if only to help get carl out. i'm going to flip it the very next day because i'm still very, very short this stock and i think it's going way down. here's what he had to say about the signal that carl icahn's potential block sale sends to the market about herbalife. take a listen. >> carl, i would say is the lea leader of what creates the confidence in the company. with carl exiting it's over and over quickly. the sooner he sells the better. >> so, obviously, very negative terms coming from ackman about what the icahn sale could mean and he said that some of the major long holders it was his belief at least were on their way to getting out including fidelity and also bill steerits. we

jefferies group is looking for buyers for icon's 18% stake which is worth $1 billion. they have locked horns over herbal life with ackman claiming the company is a pyramid scheme. and allegation herbal life denies. the newspaper says the status of the names of other investors whose names may be involved was not clear and carl icahn may end up selling nothing. warner: facebook will share data with facebook -- what's apps, what's apps says the move will make it easier to see how often uses are on and fight spam or abuse. those who don't want to share information can opt out. what's apps executive promised privacy when the company was acquired, $22 billion two years ago. nicole: tonight on wall street we, the guest will be gabriela santos, asked if she is worried about deflation. >> no, we are not. we are not concerned but looking on the horizon at an inflationary scenario in the us. the reason inflation has been low, due to the fall in energy prices. new nicole: you can hear more on wall street we, put it on right here on foxbusiness. lauren: bernie sanders, remember him

. >> if i ever get married, you know who i would like to have sing, jeffery osborne. >> i would lovenging love ballots. >> yes. >> yes, not ozzie osborne jeffery osborne. >> not ozzie osborne. >> jeffery. >> we don't need ozzie coming in bite off a bats head at my wedding. >> no. >> i'm sure it is megan is couping it up. >> ♪ >> right here, here we go. >> ♪ >>> well, let's all sing the song before the end of the show. >> yes, seriously toward the end then. >> no, it need to go toward the end. >> this is a live version. >> ♪ >> yeah. >> take a bow. >> yes. >> ♪ >> no, no, no. >> here it comes. >> ♪ >> nothing. >> this is what we have much more than this. >> ♪ >> that is beautiful. >> i love that song. >> all right. >> musical sailings of "good day philadelphia" i'm jeffery osborne. >>> here's a look at last night's lot theory numbers. we will talk beyonce because she brought blue ivy to the video music award, had her on the red carpet is it a good idea to bring kids to formal events. have you had a moment trying to get your child to act right and just was not working. we will show you

lcolm butler got in a scrape with alshon jeffery. there were o d things. it's hot and guys are sweating on each other and it gets tiring. it's football. stuff happens and you just got to react to it. >> it's competitive. and that's going to happen. all you can do is move on and worry about the next play. >> reporter: it was a hot day. combine that with a new team in town and tempers start to flare just a little bit. to be okay. >> if you get any new information, pass it along. wbz is your official patriots station. join us thursday night for patriots all access at 7:30 followed by the game against the bears. that starts at 8:00. and then stay tuned for patriots 5th quarter. >>> good news if you're planning a late summer road trip. gas prices in massachusetts dropped a penny. a gallon averages $2.05. >>> letters from whitey bulger could be evidence one man needs for a new trial. >>> and thousand communities are coping with the massive cleanup. >>> and the olympic judo champion who trains here in massachusetts. kale la harrison's gold medal your daughter wan

police just arresting jeffery mathis who's accused of gunning down the father of his girlfriend's children and injuring several others. now this was back in october, but his unique car was spotted by witnesses, and that helped >>> at no time the hunt is on after a deadly -- the hunt is on after a deadly fight. a man tried to rob two other homeless men. they chased them down, and then one of them pulled a knife out and stabbed him to death. >>> >. in mesa a construction worker is recovering after he got hurt on the job. air 15 over the scene earlier today near the loop 101 and guadalupe where six foot sections of rebar fell on top of his legs we're told she was conscious and alert -- he was conscious and alert when taken to the hospital. >>> here's a live look at scottsdale right now where the westbound 101 is still closed at scottsdale road after a deadly crash there. we're told a driver died after he lost control of his pick up and was thrown from the vehicle when it rolled several times. you should expect major delays in the area. >>> probably the worst person you ever want to run into d

community figure in concord is due in court, and that is on the charge of felony child pornography, jeffery kaspar posted auctions and at many events, and here's video from his website. he was the chairman of the board for the greater concord chamber of commerce and arrested in may after the police say they found evidence that he downloaded child pornography, and is expected to be arraigned today. >>> state lawmakers are considering a bill that would no longer allow minors in california to be prosecuted for prostitution. supporters of the bill say that children caught selling sex are the victims of human traffickers, and anyone under the age of 18 should not be treated like a criminal. but the california district attorneys association says that changing the law would make it harder to prosecute the else. the -- that prosecute pimps. >>> starting today the fda will extend the regulatory authority to all of the e-cigarettes, cigars and who goes -- hookahs. and the new laws will have little effect on how the adults can legally purchased the tobacco products.>> before this there was no law agai

. >> reporter: jeffery lived her for two decades, and his wife and two adult children were home when they found him hiding under the bed. >> there was a lot of stuff under the bed, how did he get under there i said? she was skinny. >> reporter: he was wanted for allegedly stealing packages from they searched multiple houses, including this one to find him. >> my son was home the first time when the police came. he came upstairs from the basement, and they were there with their guns, and then the police left, my wife and daughter came home an hour later and think came into the room and she saw the foot under the bed. >> reporter: then he says his wife screamed and yelled at him to get out. >> he ran past the family and caught in mission hillings and he was charged with several felonies including breaking and entering, larceny and stolen property. and this family using a different strategy now to sleep. >> we slept with the lights on, all in the same room last night and took good care of each other. >> reporter: and the suspect is in jail tonight held on $7,500 bail. if he posts it he'

his body was found in the actual fund the jefferies street entrance.nd the actual mall at the jefferies street entrance. >> reporter: up to someone people hold frequent this area they said that they were shocked but they would not not come back. >> how did this happen and no one not found about about it until then. >> hope they find no who did it. but yes " camera footage. >> hopefully no one was murdered in this shopping mall. hopefully someone does win in there and done it. --just went in and died >> reporter: will continue to follow the story. and investigation live from san francisco, kron 4 news. >> reporter:tonight we now know the cause of the valley fire that 4 people dead and destroyed almost 2-thousand structures. >> pam:officials say, a faulty someone's hot tub. is to blame. kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and has more from middletown. >> reporter: and location as you can see is vacant lot after vacant lot in middletown after one year. and home owner admitted to installing circuits to install a hot tub. it was not up to the nationa

. >> jonathan, jeffery, thank you. have a great week. good to see you both. >> you bet. >> when we come back tim cook approaching his fifth anniversary as the ceo of apple. we will fill you in on what he told "the washington post" in an eye-opening interview. take another look at the premarket. as we kick off a busy monday morning. more "squawk on the street" from post nine at the nyse is straight ahead. you're here to buy a car. >>> tim cook approaching five years on the job as apple's ceo. in an interview he said running the most valuable company is, quote, sort of a lonely job but added he's not looking for sympathy and expressed optimism about the future of the iphone. over time i'm convinced every person in the world will have a smartphone. the greatest market on earth from a consumer electronics point of view. that level of performance is going to skyrocket and gets a little more granular on the challenges of the phone cycle. >> sure. >> namely the media attention and demand for something bigger and better every single time. >> you

>>reporter: about 30 people back, jeffery and dawn. the rush is on for them to get plans to rent a vehicle and drive back to daytona so not looking forward to that so instead of doing that after waiting an hour and twenty minutes on the phone, we were able to speak to somebody who got us on flights later. >>reporter: but that was just the beginning. >> we got split. >>reporter: they'll be on different flights till they connect in atlanta. >> i'm just happy to get back. >>reporter: but not everyone's story is one of >> here i have a flight that gets me home a few minutes earlier than my usual flight. >>reporter: delta's ceo posted a video online apologizing for all of this and saying they're working around the clock to make sure things are recovered and working as normal as soon as possible. reporting live in cleveland, news channel 5. >> cause for change after passengers were profiled and cincinnati. they were flying home from paris. they were on a plane waiting to leave when they were asked to get off. the family thinks they think the

they haven't said why 29-year-old jeffery mahoney drove into the front of the building. he's facing charges. two of those injured were customers inside the restaurant. the third was a passenger in >>> this morning a death investigation is under way in the small town of massachusetts border's with new hampshire where a man and woman were found dead in their front yard. police say this is a murder-suicide. now they want to know why. the bodies were found yesterday in ashby north of fitchburg. >> it's just awful. >> investigators spent hour s collecting evidence down at dead end rule in rural ashby where the bodies of a man and woman were discovered outside the result of an apparent murder-suicide according to the middlesex da. >> they were a nice couple. they were nice. >> neighbors said they lived there for 15 years but separated in recent years. >> they had problems just like everybody does. >> in this small town where everybody knows their neighbors >> she was very nice. out of the blue every now and then she would call and chitchat and that was it. we didn't hear from

brian fitzgerald at jefferies has played also. see upside potential of more than 20%. >> very much appreciated. that's according to people familiar with the plan who declined to be identified. we are going to identify jamie, running the auto coverage for us out of detroit. think you for coming on the show. first of all about mercedes getting into the game in what seems like a late fashion here. gm has the bold. bmw has the eye three. why so long? >> i think a lot of the german automakers were very committed to do so. they have been championing for 100 years. even five or 10 years ago when tesla was first getting going, still didn't look economical. the company still loses money and it's expensive to do these big batteries that make the car .rives as we would expect since then, because has calmed down and the cost of doing diesel has gotten higher since volkswagen scandal. it's gotten a lot tougher to sell diesel cars in this market and other places around the world. other companies besides tesla are doing electric cars. how have t

he also called jeffery.. to let him know how much he appreciated his fan. according to reporter darney tripp.. it was all jordan's idea. last night was possibly michael phelps last time in the olympic pool.. but he went out with a bang. the swimmer claimed his 23rd medal.. once again beating his own record. his victory signifies the end of an era.. theres no doubt that phelps changed swimming. even as kid.. phelps knew he wanted to be a star. but no one could have predicted he'd be the most decorated olympian ever. "one of my long- term goals is to win the gold medal in athens and go in more than one event, so i mean i have a lot of goals but i think i just want to take it day by day that boy is phelps at just 16. back then.. he was just barely getting his license.. and while he had always known he wanted to be an olympian.. he told reporters all he really expected was one gold after the i-a-f-f ruled russian athletes with completely clean records could head to rio.. only one track and field star was expected at the games.. but now.. after the new informati

this all happening last june on a hiking trail in lafayette.johanna jefferies says she saw the man collapse and go into convulsions as she hiked up on the trail.and called 9-1-1 for help. it was really alarming because his eyes were rolled up into his head and i thought he was dying. the air rescue team flew until they rendezvoused with the tactical flight officer and a fire paramedic who had been flown in first to assess the patient's condition.they determined that he was critical and needed to be airlifted out of there. he was unconcious, his skin was clammy, he was cold it was the first hot day of the summer.and we knew we needed to get him out standup those on the scene during that day in june say it was unseasonably warm, and the tempatures, the rigorous hike and the believe that the hiker hadn't been drinking enough water caused him to go into distress. back on the ground sherriff deputy mike ireland hooks the patient already outfited in a harness called a screamer suit.and together with the fire paramedic they fly the unconcious man to an ambulance waiting at the closet possible stag

that was sean darby, chief equity strategist at jefferies.up, shares of volkswagen are rebuilding after the carmaker negotiated through the night to reach a deal with a rebellious supplier. we will have the latest on a return to production. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: i'm david gura. you are watching "bloomberg markets." nejra: live from london, i'm nejra cehic. volkswagen shares rising today after it negotiated through the night to reach a deal with a supplier and work had been at sixfor almost a week factories across germany after two subsidiaries of prevent group took the unprecedented step of withholding delivery of components amid a contract dispute. chrisre, we are joined by reiter in berlin who covers the transportation industry in europe. i will not talk down to a boston company. it is half of my origin, but i have to ask, how did this happen, how did a little-known supplier outside the industry bring down volkswagen for a week ? ofis: there are a number things at play. for one thing, volkswagen has a history of keeping costs low, a h

judge jeffery wagner describes it as an egregious crime - then young girl near 17th and highland and running off. the girl is able to break free a short distance away. i'm messed up right now. when it happened, fox 6 talked to tabitha bridges, who was relieved her daughter, andrea, was able to get away. i kicked out his arms and then i ran to my mama, crying and screaming. johnson's grandmother told fox 6 that johnson said he took the girl because he thought she was his. we questioned him and he said he gonna take the little girl because its his daughter and the moms not taking care of her. actually, johnson has no connection to the girl. in court wednesday, the prosecutor says when line-up, he did something else that was disturbing. the defendant took it upon himself, in this hyper - secure setting, to drop his pants and expose his genitals; the two seven-year-old who were watching the line-up saw this. johnson's lawyer says the man is no threat to society - as long as he's on his medication. he doesnt mean to over his impulses when hes unmedicated; i think the doctors are very clea

. >> jeffrey willis -- jeffery lee wood sat in a car while another man went inside a convenience store killed a clerk. he did not kill them. he is now on death row. >> texas is a tough place. that would never happen in california. i have tried a special jury trial -- many jury trials and a special case. i don't see him being convicted of a death penalty based on this, he's a non-shooter. he was the driver of the car, from what i understand. the codefendant walks in and does the robbery. >> he goes into steel a safe and it ends up that the clerk dies. then the getaway driver is going to be executed. this is causing a huge public uproar. >> i will bet. i'm not in favor of the death penalty .1 i was the district attorney. i prosecuted at a time when there wasn't a death penalty. than when it came back, alameda county was kind enough to tell me, don't do it if you don't believe in doing it. i didn't do it because about a week before the voters voted it back in, i had tried a young man that killed three people and then the office rightfully so brought up the death penalty and someone who ki

. >> reporter: neighbor princess jefferies wasn't the only one to run toward that burning home. several others tried to a ablaze. >> she thought someone was breaking into the house and she called 911 and 911 said someone just called saying her house was on fire. >> reporter: karla moser awakened her 8-year-old son joel and tried to round up the family's four dogs. that's when the neighbors made their move. >> they rushed in to help her and her son. believe an outside outlet malfunctioned by the garage which caught the v in the driveway on fire. that in turn, set the house ablaze. neighbors worried about karla. >> she was very calm. she was in shock but very, very brave and held it together for her son. she is blessed that everyone got out okay. >> reporter: but the family did lose everything. however, neighbors in this can. coming up at 6, we'll tell you what they're doing to aid the family. >>> a homeless woman received a big pay back. >> i can't imagine how to handle $100,000. >> coming up, why the government owed her so much money and how she plans to use it. >> we're getting

jeffery, welcome back. >> jeff: thank you very much. happy to be back. have some peeling going on. old nose. maybe a little too much sun. i did wear the sunscreen. that's for sure. all right. let's look at the radar right now. we have light rain taking place. this isn't going to cause any major problems. most of the rain is west of cleveland. that's where the better opportunity is tonight. light rain now. strongsville over towards sandusky and lake erie islands. more to come. it's a yellow alert tonight and tomorrow for rain and storms. we're going to be dealing with a cold front tomorrow or a cool front. but that could trigger possible severe weather. parts of the area, again, that will be tomorrow during the afternoon. heavy rain and wind damage. we're going to have to watch out for that. your hour-by-hour forecast here. 78 degrees right now with light rain. we have rain in the forecast. 5:00, 6:00, 7:00. most of it will be light. it's going to be a warm and muggy night out there. we have that alert tonight and tomorrow. it's going to be staying humid this week and then an unsett

. >> chris jefferys is joining us in studio. good morning. >> good morning. >> will they? won't that? >> the way i think about the federal reserve is that it's a bit like animal farm. we've heard a lot of noises over the last couple of weeks. really it's janet yellen. we think am rate increase by the end of year. being very careful to keep the long end of the core down. >> even with the increasing dubbish fed speak women had, indicating that it might be good to err on the side of caution. >> we have eight districts pushing for a hike. that's higher than this time last year. i remember this time last year, the markets were priersed for about a 50% chance of rate hike by year end and eventually they delivered. it feels like groundhog's day. in the same place. the markets are saying it's only 50/50. >> let's say the fed surprises. how do you position yourself here? we think one of the key is u.s. dollar. the dollar has been going through basically a flat patch for the last few months. ralt hikes in the u.s. has kind of shifted market pricing. there are several pockets of vuln

. >> reporter: the triple shooting happened around the corner from where resume jefferies was shot and june. the violence comes as the city has reinvigorated downtown. éber is opening an office next year. this plaza near city hall reopened last month. it's the gateway to the city's revitalized uptown where bars and restaurants have opened up and more could be on the way.>> everything we represent is oakland. this other stuff is not. that's not what we are about. err there are two downtowns. it's incredible place to be. there is a diversity of people down here all the time. yet i guess gathered a lot of people together there can be an element that's not so savory.>> it should not deter us from having some investment in the city, emotionally, personally, financially. we should invest in the people and the city.>> reporter: lynnette gibson represents part of downtown. >> i think there is more that can be done. the city needs to read double efforts, creating safe places for young people to be. >> reporter: police patrols and crime prevention strategies are hope to make crime prevention str

police say that jeffery went over the sidewalk and right into the front of square cafe on north street. two customers inside were seriously hurt. and a passenger in the truck was also hurt. the police say that he was okay, and he feels not under the--and that he was not under the influence. >>> nb t a police are trying to lewd behavior while riding the green line earlier this month. if you know anything about him, call the t police. >>> and campus police are increasing patrols, this is its a thousands of college students. >> reporter: to the boston area. authorities say early saturday morning, a student woke up in bed with a man standing in the room. that suspect quickly took off, ran down college avenue, and jumped into a get aw police are investigating. >>> plenty more to come on wbz this morning, including a look at the campaign trail. hillary clinton is taking day off getting her briefing. hear what she talked about with intelligence officials. >> and a fiery speech from a former massachusetts governor running for vise president. i called for help as soon as i saw her. i found her

. >> and jeffery commented my children got $1 per tooth i think i got 25 qulents i was a kidney way onelder kids wanted $10 because his friend got that much. >> kids always do that they say my friend got blah, blah, blah, >> is it true? >> no. >> that's not true. >> and she goes on and says i printed off a picture of ten deer bucks and left that under the pillow. >> you have to create a budget budgets. >> g tooth fairy. >> 5 cents. >> that's about what i got. >> in our house the tooth fairy i think for the first tooth leaves $5 and then after that it's $1 or $2 a tooth but never $3 after the first tooth. >> well the first one is big one. >> yeah. >> exciting. >> yes, it is. all right on this national tooth fairy day. let's get -- >> tooth fairy can fly through this. >> this is stunningen" able late august weather so enjoyable and such a nice change after days and days of humidity and relentless heat i think sue said earlier in the broadcast august 9 was last time we had temperatures not in the 0s. to be honest most of the past month six weeks we had high heat and high humidity and with

an analyst at jefferies has raised his price target to $1700 on priceline, suggesting the stock couldut 17% from current levels, so lots of strength here for the nasdaq. vonnie: let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. courtney has more from our new york newsroom. courtney: donald trump 's running mate mike pence is brushing off republican concerns of turmoil in their campaign. the indiana governor spoke earlier on nbc. >> the only poll that really matters is on election day. i have to tell you, as we canvas out less this week, donald trump in florida, we're seeing tremendous crowns, tremendous enthusiasm, and -- crowds, tremendous enthusiasm, and i really do believe it is because donald trump's message of a stronger america at home and abroad is resonating. courtney: in recent weeks, donald trump has angered fellow republicans by criticizing parents of an american muslim soldier killed in iraq, and refusing to endorse paul ryan for reelection. black lives matter protesters are protesting around britain. organizers say that the movement is needed in britain and all over the wo

the shooting happened around the corner from where original jefferies was killed in june. >>> policeave determined that a shooting at a mall was the result of an argument over shoes. this happened on august 6 at the sunnyvale town center. two groups of men were arguing inside the mall and a physical fight broke out. two of the men pulled guns and the fight spilled to the mall parking lot where the shooting took place. thankfully, no one was hit and police have not made any arrests. >>> a 20-year-old man told police he was beaten and robbed by three men inside a restroom last friday. the men stole the victim's newly purchased school supplies and he suffered minor injuries. the incident comes days after the body of frank alicea was found in an emergency exit stairwell at that mall. police are investigating his death as a homicide. >>> san francisco police are using social media as a new tool to combat bike theft. >> police seized dozens of bikes from one suspected thief. >> reporter: in your first stop today, san francisco police found one man they say had parts to more than 30 bikes i

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jefferies randall conic is among the positive analysts reiterating a buy today.ging yes, sales trends are volatile but thinks the earnings estimates are realistic if not conservative. he likes the clean inventory thinks kite minimize the margin risk and shares are also trading well below historical average, he thinks it's an attractive stock at this point. if you want to take a risk we've been talking a about the raelts market when it's a smart entry point and that's what jefferies thinks is happening. >> i was trying to figure ute what sort of fashion moves gap was making to try to turn it around in a retail environment. i was speaking with an analyst who covers the stock and said bottom line, selling fashion to the masses is difficult where everybody wants to be unique. and that's why some of the fast fashion retailers are working, this idea that selling, you know, normal everybody wears jeans and a t-shirt does not work anymore. mkm says banana republic as a result is in an identity crisis. >> 100%. banana republic has gone through several creative directors o

. >> the other retail based research was jeffery's on estee lauder cutting their target. >> i did not think fe breesh yo had a painful quarter. hong kong really bad. really bad last time. this is a quarter where sephora, which is in jc penney, had a munster quarter. we're going to hear ul ta, estee lauder has a great relationship with ul ta. after iff which provides a lot of fragrance to estee lauder reported a great number. not happy. >> yeah. >> it's too bad because boy, the selfie has made it so you can't walk out without makeup but skin care, people should realize when you use makeup you need skin care. i know this. >> this is part of your long-time thesis. >> you need skin care bad. people ought to use skin care. i don't want to buy estee lauder. i feel terrible because it's incredibly run. but no more excuses. as i told the philadelphia eagles when we broke the huddle on monday because coach peterson let me break the huddle take no prisons. they took a lot of prisoners. >> barron's on facebook looking for 20% upside on ad growth, got kevin of instagram on the cover of "forbes" t

sources tell cnbc he may have been interested in exiting in august and jefferies ubs to find a buyeror a stake but nothing materialized. icahn issued a statement on friday denying he suggested to sell herbalife stake. none of that is my reporting. i like to make that clear. i stayed away from this a long time other than watching it because it is a carnival. >> i have been working on the earnings. i know you're not -- with that, this is like hitchcock, who cares what herbalife will earn, but that's a fundamental because when you put the new rules together a lot of people who feel like instead of being able to earn 455, they will earn 2 bucks. >> show every receipt for every sale now. >> they claim they have software. >> here in the states. that's a big issue for them. will they be able to do it and successfully so and what is the actual demand for the product. >> versus -- >> icahn saying, this is a -- this is a viable product that is going to grow and ackman continuing to say the ftc in many ways echoed what he had been warning about for years. >> there is earnings power, some elusiv

. >> with the death of the young lady reggina jefferies, i just got mad.airs and i wrote the song. >> ♪ so many kids, man, too much violence going on out here ♪. >> reporter: the song is dedicated to families like ellis'. pooh-man rose to fame in the '90s as a rapper. ellis was writing a psa about gun violence when pooh-man sent him the song. >> it was like, damn, that's exactly what i was thinking. you know what i'm saying? he it did in rap form. >> i lost my nephew. i lost my niece. i lost my cousin all within a two-year span. >> reporter: they want people to know even though their loved ones are no longer here, they have a voice and need to be remembered. that's why this weekend they will record a video for the song with the parents and family members of those who have been killed. they say together they want to give the community hope of ending gun violence, but they can't do it alone. >> us as parents, us as uncles, us as aunts, brothers, sisters, we got to do better. we have to police our community. i can move. i don't have to be in oakland any more.

. >> jeffery williams commander of the international space station mark his 521st days in orbit.surpasses 520 day record set by scott kelly in march. by the time williams returns to earth in two weeks he will have logged 534 days, above the earth. >>> this could be largest in the world, found in the philippines by fisherman a decade ago inside a giant clam. the pearlies set to weigh 75-pound and is more than 2 feet long and 1 foot wide. gem experts still need to verify its weight and value so until then the pearlies officially, the largest probably worth a lot of money too. that pearl pearl weighs 14-pound and measures more than 900 in diameter. >> it looks fake. >> it does. >> incredible it is legitimate. >> there it is. >> singer brittany spears dropped a few bomb shells including how she almost died, inside scoop on the other david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i fel

. >> one of the things that could be happening is jefferies, rumored, aggressive firm.ean it in a positive way. make a lot of calls. love to cover that. the handler is terrific. i thought this is possible. you could show, could show a bid to carl. say a buyer, multiple seven-figure buyer and mulls it over. word gets back and ackman did something you're not supposed to do. talk about the actual buying and selling of stocks and naming names. the protocol is the not to do that. was this something pitching him saying, blow some out? remember, there's five board members. to blow it out, say perhaps it was the obituary and herbalife didn't do it. that's why some say manipulation. >> ever see anything like this? a story that won't go away and seems to have a new twist just were you you think it's going to possibly wrap up. >> i've never seen anything where the company itself and the stock and earnings per share means less. no one is saying, listen, at $5 per share, i pay 12 times earnings. no one seems to care about the earnings on either side. ackman says, no earnings. bettin

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. >>> uber driver jeffery lee says he monitors gas prices before he hits the road. >> it determines whethert sometimes it is worth to it drive, if the prices start getting too far up there. >> reporter: drivers likely are seeing cheapest summertime prices for gas in more than a decade. gas has dropped 25 cents since june and national average is now $2.13 a gallon, 52 cents less then this time last year and $1.38 cheaper than 2014. >> in large part because we have seen crude prices drop dramatically, u.s. production for gasoline at very robust rates and that means is there plenty of gasoline supplies on hand. >> reporter: prices have fallen 51 out of the past 52 taste and triple a expects them to keep falling. >> our expectation is that prices are likely to continue to decline through the end of the summer, through labor day holiday and in the fall. >> reporter: if the trend continues, analyst predict the national average for gas could get close to two dollars a gallon. for lee it means more time picking up passengers. >> maximizing more of your dollar your earning potential is higher when y

jeffery mortar of west orange says for past month strangers have been lingering outside his home andng on his door asking to get inside his backyard to catch a pokemon place there had by virtual game. spokes people for the company that make the game were not available for comment. >>> a new report on just how many people are leaving, without paying from those self check out lanes at grocery store. >>> a live look at long wood gardens we are live with the advice for planting, and look ahead at flowers for the fall, justin. >>> good morning everyone waking up with temperatures in the 50's and 60's i'll let you know how long you can enjoy know how long you can enjoy them when eyewitness w ♪ know how long you can enjoy them when eyewitness w ♪ ♪ and spent eleven months in a pow vcamp.m what donald trump said about our members of the military being captured is a disgrace. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. when you fly over enemy territory, the odds might be against you being able to come home. donald trump doesn't understand the weight of sendin

. >> the rule i had and the one i can talk about because i had most contact was the jeffery sterling case, the risen being the reporter. i strongly opposed criminalizing what mr. risen did, i was really upset over what mr. sterling did. so as that investigation was unfolding i was asked as directer of c.i.a., how many more secrets are you willing to put into the public dome main in a court process in order to pursue the prosecution? and the answer i get from justice is whatever you need. because that -- our view was this was an actual serious breach of faith on the part of the c.i.a. officer. jim was doing his job. i'm talking about what sterling had done. what had happened is, because of that dynamic, how many more secrets do you want to make public before you go to court, when you go to court, we had made individually correct narrow decisions saying, don't want to do that. with the strategic effect that there were serious leaks without consequence. and so i actually -- that was my contribution. everything after that is justice. >> i want to say two things about this whole classifie

general hayden: the rule i had and the when i can talk about because i had the most contact was the jeffery sterling case, reisen being the -- jim rison being the reporter. i strongly opposed criminalizin what mr. reisen did, i was really upset over what mr. sterling did. so as that investigation was unfolding, i was asked as director of cia, how many more secrets are you willing to put into the public dome main in a court process in order to pursue the prosecution? and the answer i get from -- i gave to justices, whatever you need. because that -- our view was this was an actual serious breach on the part of the c.i.a. officer. jim was doing his job. i'm talking about what sterling had done. what had happened is, because of that dynamic, how many more secrets do you want to make public before you go to court, or when you go to court, we had made individually correct narrow decisions saying, don't want to do that. with the strategic effect that there were serious leaks without consequence. and so i actually -- that was my contribution. everything after that is justice. we had nothing to do

whether you think about torian, regina jefferies, a number of kids who have been killed, or the adultsilled in this community, it's a griefious thing and it's far too often. i guess we are fortunate in the sense that suspects were apprehended. there are too many times in suspects are not apprehended and people live with the nightmare knowing that there is a serial killer on the loose or no one is brought to justice. >> had you talked to him about the dangers on the streets? was he well ware? >> yeah. we had that talk with our children all the time. i talk to him about a week before he was killed and we were talking about the dangers on the street. we were talking about how he was getting into a couple of close encounters with people who were aggressive. he was concerned about that. >> you described gun violence before as preventible disease. would you say that starts in the home first, or does that start as we're talking about the search for a police chief at the top of the department? >> i think it starts with us being a society that says no to violence, that we create the conditions

this all happening last june on a hiking trail in lafayette.johanna jefferies says she saw the man collapse and go into convulsions as she hiked up on the trail.and called 9-1-1 for help. it was really alarming because his eyes were rolled up into his head and i thought he was dying. the air rescue team flew until they rendezvoused with the tactical flight officer and a fire paramedic who had been flown in first to assess the patient's condition.they determined that he was critical and needed to be airlifted out of there. he was unconcious, his skin was clammy, he was cold it was the first hot day of the summer.and we knew we needed to get him out standup those on the scene during that day in june say it was unseasonably warm, and the tempatures, the rigorous hike and the believe that the hiker hadn't been drinking enough water caused him to go into distress. back on the ground sherriff deputy mike ireland hooks the patient already outfited in a harness called a screamer suit.and together with the fire paramedic they fly the unconcious man to an ambulance waiting at the closet possible stag

and now we are live on book tv with author and legal analyst jeffery toobin. he joins us on our in-depth program for the next three hours to talk about his book and to answer your questions. mister jeffery toobin is the author of many books including the old: too close to call in his most recent, american heiress area. >> toobin, welcome to c-span2's in depth. the authors of seven books and counting including your most recent book american heiress, wild side of the kidnapping, crimes and trial of patty hearst and i want to begin where you end the book. youwrote this without her cooperation . >> i did quite how was that? >> guest: there were several things different about this book then my other book. this is the first book i've written that was really atthe border of journalism in history . all the other books that i wrote, i had sort of covered the underlying story in real time and then wrote about it. this is something, i was alive in the 1970s but i was a kid. i didn't follow this stuff so it was starting from scratch in terms of my research and i discovere

. >> jeffery >> i will be there at 4:00, he's not only an culinary chef, he's going to be doing a culinaryhim out. >> can you cook as well with this. >> i don't cook when you mean but i'll probably be comment at-- ing with him >> we had fine looking men. brings to mind another group of men, it's bow tie day >> sunday is national bow tie day and we're going to celebrate bow tie day. the mayor done guardian will be there and he's known for his bow tie and his check, mr. peanut, mr. money bags will be. it's going to be held at the noise arts garage at atlantic city at noon on sunday. >> great events at the shore. the dress is on fire >> thank you, it's my first time wearing it. >> look i can there's flames coming out. >> there we go. >> speaking fiery shot temperatures there, scott. >> we're talking about a high today in philadelphia right around 91 degrees by this afternoon but it won't be quite as humid. hazy sunshine taking a live look right now in wilmington, delaware, so let's they know a little bit about the weather headlines across the area for your saturday and sunday. it is going to

pastors jefferies would be on television saying he was great, television.od on a great way of speakinghe would say donald trump may not be perfect, but he knows how to win. as good, andot maybe he is not as perfect on bible, but i did go to sunday school for many years i .ill tell you he said he may not be perfect, but he is ours, and jerry junior got up and said when ronald reagan and jimmy , you had oneunning who was absolutely perfect, sunday school teacher, and jimmy carter. bible.ord in the a good person, a very good person. reagan who had gone through a divorce and was probably not on paper the same. jerry junior, who are the saida fantastic person, his daughter was under pressure from the evangelicals and to endorse jimmy carter. he said i can't do it. that is when you have the iran hostage crisis and a lot of things were happening to our country through weakness. he said i can't do it. ronald reagan. he said he was always so proud decision. jerry junior would tell me it was one of the great decisions. you are talking about what turned out to be a great president. pastor jeffers