oh, this is jen. >> oh, hey, jen. >> hi. >> marcus. how are you?> nice to meet you. >> so, is this pretty much... >> well, this is the front office. >> okay. >> this is my office, and when jen comes into town--'cause she's based out of the east coast-- >> oh, wow. >> and she works in here also. >> i can't imagine having a co-worker, an employee 3,000 miles away from where our business is. look, i understand phone and email, but nothing replaces human interaction. what i want to know about is, why did you start the company? >> so, in 2005, my sister was diagnosed with breast cancer. we were like, "how did she even get cancer in the first place?" i went back to be with my family and help my sister through her treatments, and there was one day where i said, "mom, i'm not gonna go with you guys to the doctors. i need a break." and she said, "you know what? your sister doesn't get a break." and i was like, "wow." talk about, like, a waterworks moment. and she said, "why don't you just clean her apartment? make it really nice. when she comes home, it can

jen, you there? >> i am here and ready to listen. i've heard some of these, and i have to say i agree with most. >> first up, if you order surround every and turf you are supposedly sassy, sort of materialistic. >> i'm so fans. >> i i don't care about monday. >> i sort of materialistic, you don't care about money. all right, jen, what do you think? >> i think you care about money. i think that you want the most expensive thing regardless of whether it is the best thing. remember, there are two things on the menu. there is the best thing and then there is always the surf and turf. so if some girl is orders erring that on the first date, that's a little much. >> that's a clue of what you are going to get. >> ya. >> and not only that, she orders the most expensive glass at 22-dollar chardonae on the menu, another sign. >> yes, so if you order steak it, means you are dominant, powerful, and like to be in control. then this goes for a men or a woman. >> those are ribs. >> ya. >> but here's the deal with that. so let's break this down. for

what do you make your kids for lunch, jen? >> reporter: yes, they are going to get little pretzel thins, with little bit of shredded threat it is, some hummus, and little compartment, but the hummus go goes in the other little part. and it has to be a bpa little container, or you feel super guilty. we talk about this. avenue twin brother, who i love so much. and he loved mustard. i hate mustard. i hate yellow mustar. i hate bologna. and when my younger siblings were born, my dad was in charge of school lunches for a week or two. and woe make these like wonder bread mustard anibal own i sandwiches. and everybody was doing it fancy, because for me the girl woe cut it in triangle, princess pieces. and for andy he would get them in squares like a prince. i'm still mustard. >> when is the last time you talk to your brother? >> i don't know. 80s? >> in the 80s? >> in the 80s, yes. my mom ate the same lunch every day and put it in a brown bag. bologna, white bread, and catsup. >> sure. >> and i would put frito's, chips on it, smash i

but jen will keep us in the know. jen?> okay, you see the list, it will say on there low odor markers, like what the heck is that? why would i need that? we'll tell you straight from the teachers why they make those decisions, and why crayola crayons, little pricy, might save you in the longrun. have you seen tom corbett's ads attacking me... get real. it's tom corbett who's been sticking it to the middle class on taxes. corbett cut a billion dollars from education... ...now almost 80% of school districts plan to raise property taxes. meanwhile, we're the only state that doesn't charge oil and gas companies an extraction tax. but corbett raised your gas taxes through the roof. >> thanks to mother nature my grass is nice and green, thanks to the rain the lastew days, but a day to dry out, another one coming up. pay attention, there is tiny chance of shower this afternoon. we'll explain. >> here's bus stop buddy, with sunscreen, and the sunglasses, readied for another day at the pool, as we countdown the last days of summer.

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now, jen, i said i got to warn you.otage. >> all right, guys, happy morning at sea isle, if we didn't hang out with our good friends from harbor outfitters. good morning to you. so we have vince in a kayak. good morning, vince. >> good morning, jen. how are you out there? >> would you have wanted to get up, but your knees are just not having it? >> i just got new knee. i cannot get in that squat position, no way, no how. so i'm just happen which this. >> introduce your kids so we know who is here. gab re ella, vinny if the back there with the hat. >> not to be out done, you're gorgeous and very youthful wife janet in the white t-shirt rocking, hello. all right, so, chuck, you guys not only do yoga, paddle boarding, the big boat i've never seen before. do you like a surfer stance. what's that called? >> the drop staff when on paddle boards. >> so he'll slow it to us. drop step. why would you teach someone thousand do that? >> drop step what everyone needs to know to manipulate the board. turning is the hardest part. so g

jen. >> lisa, the ramp up quickly, how long is this campaign? >> well, at the white house today press secretary josh ernst eernt led oueernts laid joshernest laid out the paramet, to make sure that the forces both the kurdish and the iraqis, he did state this is open ended, there is no set date for this campaign to end. it will be driven by what's happening on the ground. that will happen as the days go ahead. we're already hearing some concern by congress about the open-ended nature of this but the white house continues to stress this is not the u.s. reengaging in iraq. there will be no boots on the ground and that the u.s. is not getting back into a major military conflict. jen. >> the reaction you are seeing in congress how political do you expect this to get? >> well, clearly, everyone supports the troops. everyone is praising the president for taking this action. what we're seeing is some push back from people who thought the president should have acted earlier. they're also mentioning the fact that he did not leave a residual force in iraq

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our jen freddie's like at colonial elementary school with more on that, hi jen. >> this is one of our favorite schools, good morning everyone. >> good morning. >> good morning to you guys. >> good morning. >> we know it is rough to make you wake up before school. here's the thing, i called you and talk to you guys and said we want to get kids excited for school and you said that is exactly what the teachers want as well. >> this is one of the top things we want them to be is actually exited to come. >> i love this idea. we have a christmas count down, we will every kind of count down but why not a going to school count down. >> so two weeks before school starts you should try to get your kids excited and every day have something school related. >> give me some of the stuff you have done. i like number 14. >> of course. >> kids like that. they love to pick out their school supply they take their list and pick out their favorite things. you have to get new kicks, new sneaker, you have to try to network and find out to get some dirt on them. >> exactly. >> what it will be like. >> i love

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in fact i think he want to be down there to meet jen fred. you should too. never in ocean city at music pier. cool, comfortable with temperatures in the 50's and 60's and we will check with her at 7:00 a.m. bus stop buddy has long sleeve shirt on because it is cool. he has a phillies hat on too because they have been winning so much. look at that beautiful shot outside olde city studios with the pink and light purple. that is sunrising. 63 degrees out there very comfortable. we are seeing 50's in the suburban spots. eighty-five is the high temperature, sun a and nice, but tonight 66 degrees. clear skies. beautiful night. great weekend. we will have that seven day forecast in a little bit but first to the traffic authority, we still have, a couple of issues out there this morning. the first one, in southford, at white mills road, there is a accident but no road closures at this moment. again that is in southford. also 476 northbound approaching conshohocken there is an accident and right lane is only getting by so we do expect some delays there. kerry. >> cai

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>> thanks, jen. >> 9:48 the time. collecting school supplies all morning long in case you didn't know. >> might call it a back pack-a-thon like no other. >> so our friends from united way and cradles to crayons outside with quincy harris collecting pens, pencils, you name it, quince. >> i yes, anything, all school supplies, we have them, we have dj gregg, i saw jen in the last spot was phenominal, ocean city. also dancers here. are you guys ready? so dance group. we've been doing dance moves all day. you guys see that? you topped ocean city right there. we have a lady, she pregnant with twins, and she said toyed come down here. what's your name? >> franchesca. >> you're a clear eagles fan. >> yes. >> me and my step caughter. >> how are you doing? >> fine. >> she's a little tired. what did you bring down? >> lots of pencils, erasers, i have tissues. >> because kids get sick. >> they do. >> it is not cute. >> paper. >> great. >> what else do i have in here? i don't know, i went to target and started grabbing stuff. >> y

>> good evening, jen.a can do what several other western states have done, and that is turn ground water into a sensibly managed commodity. i.e., farmers need to balance the water in good times and bad. >> and do you think that that is a solution that we will see happen in california? is that realistic that it will happen in enough time to save this? >> there's no question that it will have to happen. for instance, orange county has managed its ground water for 30 years, very successfully because they were threatened with the sea water coming into their aquifer. >> let's talk about some of the crop switching that is going on and if this is helpful to have it happen? what are you seeing come out, and what is going in? >> crop switching is a sensible thing for all farmers to do, and they are taking out those crops which give them less returns, and replacing them with -- to keep their high value, nut crops are going. >> like what are those? is that like almonds? is that something that is going high? >> almond

jen is in linwood this morning introducing to us this little guy. hi, jen. >> hi, yah, it is a amazing at linwood country club. >> good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you are the the pro here. you have seen what people are capable of. you really think this guy is the future. he is such a great athlete. >> i was amazed when they asked me to give him a golf lesson a couple weeks ago. when i took him on to the driving range he had a beautiful set up. he a had a bounce, which means he started to get focused and took it up to parallel and had hesitation and ripped it. contact with one armies really a special feat ape he does it routinely. we gave him the challenge of the lake. he knocks it over eight out of ten times. >> he has been doing it great. >> he lives part-time here. in mess of the time he lives in jupiter florida. he gets plenty of chances to practice. dad, talk to me how old was he when he first started to crush it basically. >> he has been swinging since 18 months. he started stroking it at two and a half. >> and then obviously people wo

jen fred will be along showing us must have's on campus and tweet us what you need for back to school with the hash tag fox 29bt. is. >> very good morning to you at 7:00 o'clock on this tuesday morning, somber morning, our executive producer just walk in. she said i'm's sad. we are mostly add. we all felt like we knew robin williams for work he has done over the decades. >> when you hear about what happened he brought joy to everybody but maybe himself happiness to everybody but himself and the demons that he had. the it is just so sad. >> he did so many different projects. there is something that everyone remembers that made them smile when you think of robin williams. >> silly deep thought provoking. doctor mike will be up in just minutes to talk about severe depression and symptoms most importantly and we will get to that in a couple minutes. >> in the meantime lets look at our weather this morning. we have weather this morning. it is raining in some places. you can see how spotty they are as we show you this wide view of ultimate doppler radar. we will look at just where rain is a

let's bring in jen psaki, spokeswoman. >> hi, jake. >> why such a small role for the u.s.? >> reporter: sending our acting special envoy frank loenstein to participate in these talks. he's a senior member and close adviser to the secretary. we are not a party to the talks and we certainly have a stake to the outcome and the efforts of the united states have led to the point we're at here, but this is a role we would be playing in any circumstance. we don't negotiate with hamas and we don't talk to hamas and we want to be there to support an effort to negotiate over the key issues that have been so troubling in the region for so many years. >> jen, do you think the reason that the egyptian government has been able to have more success in brokering this cease-fire, putting at least a temporary end to the bloodshed in this region is because they brought hamas in. is that the big, key difference between what secretary kerry was unable to do and what general ceci was successful in doing? >> the reason we're in a cease-fire right now is because of the efforts of not just the egyp

all right, jen, top.ll you're talking kids also. >> here's what we're doing, awesome moms, we will make them get dressed, make them get lunch, make them get the kids out of bed, it will be like a real, who will win. >> i love this, moms moms blogging. >> jen in lafayette hill, good morning. >> a competition? >> here we go. >> all right, ready for you. >> go! >> okay, you're going to -- first of all, first of all, so here's what we're doing. now, you will stay right here. we have joey forman, three mom bloggers, tell me the name. >> donna reed. >> what's it? >> modern day. >> next one? >> that is mama cheese. com. stephanie. >> okay, so what we will do, we will make them get dressed, they have to make -- what? >> i know, right? >> wake the kids up, get them out the door, so here is the thing, any of these mom blog kearse do this, because they've been practicing. now, the same mouth you give to the mothers. you say you will be really good at this because you are the most annoying kid? >> no, no i'm good att

. >> reporter: 33-year-old jen muir's concern is her nose.ates it so much, she's been sitting on the selfie sidelines. >> i can see everybody posting pictures of themselves and i'm thinking why can't i do it? what's the problem? why am i not posting pictures of myself? i saw a guy taking a selfie one of these days, and i thought, i wish, i wish i could do it. >> reporter: now she wants in the social media game. but before she will snap -- jen insists on a snip -- a nose job. >> i want to change my profile. i feel like my nose hangs. i also want to change my bump. i feel like it's too big. >> hello, jen, how are you? >> reporter: her surgeon -- dr. samuel rizk -- also credits social media for an uptick in business -- the biggest trend he's seen in his 16 year career. >> i personally would see two to three patients, uh, a day that have come in from selfies and social media. >> it really bothers me. >> reporter: jen's $15,000 splurj for selfies may seem extreme until you meet 19-year-old danny bowman-- whose selfies led to the most modern of str

joining us is jen miller and trekkeder of the ohio club. the federal clean water act brought lake erie back to a safe body of water and what is happening, you are headed back to the lake erie of old. >> thank you for bringing that up and for having me. we have dead zones, they are massive areas of toxic algae killing out the fish, all the natural habitants of the water there. and they contain this toxic algae contains a very, very dangerous bacteria. >> jen, looking at a dog along the lake side and what happens if the dog drinks that water? >> the dog will become very sick and if the owner gives the dog a bath the owner can get very sick. >> what is being done with this. four hundred thousand people in toledo going without water. >> it should be a wake up call. the scientists and environmentalist have been warning about this for many, many years and science was ignored and the public health risks have been ignored and we expect that the crisis will continue. in fact, the algae is not expected to be at the height until september of this year

jen keeps her family well organized. just don't mess with her system. >> heaven forbid someone takes the wrong color in the wrong type of handwriting to this board. i get really angry. >> reporter: but she has a warning for parents. >> i definitely think that you can push a kid too far and too hard. and i think when you do that, what you risk is sending a message to your child, you're not good enough, you need to keep getting better. >> reporter: so back to little austin -- >> come back here! >> come on. >> all right, we're done for today. he just needs a lot more lessons. >> oh. >> does it concern you at all, he could get burnt out? because it's a lot of activity. >> right. but you also have to understand, it's not all in the course of one day, first of all. second of all, we always take a barometer reading of our child. the second i think something's wrong, or he's going in a bad direction, it's going to get corrected immediately. >> i know in my heart i'm doing the best thing for my son. he's going to be a fantastic m

starting at $319 a month. >>> so we have jen in lay fey yet hill. hash tag is fox 29bts, back to school, suggest people to tweet in their photos of getting back to school. how are kids getting organized. is what the best way. >> we're in the really doing photos just yet, chris because people are not back to school yet. we are asking for tips, questions, suggestions, advice. good morning joey portman. >> how are you. >> parenting magazine says packing for lunch is one of the top five most stressful things parents will do you say key toys get organized. >> yes, very much so. there is so many products out there to make it easier for you. let's start with this. water bottles. every kid has to take a water about on the toll school. there are companies that have disposable, that are good for environment, rolls up. thinks called bee bee. get that at one step ahead. >> you would put water in here, put tonight and give it to your kid and then later in the day. >> they roll it backup, take it home, hook it on to the back pennsylvania pack. >> i love that. >>

i'm carheryl jennings. from cancer to heart disease and of course, the dangers of secondhand smoke and every single day nearly 4,000 young people under the age of 18 smoke a cigarette for the first time. according to the centers for disease control andrevention the cdc also reports that nearly 13% of the adult population in california a currently smokers, and that is more than 3 million people. 69% of smokers in the united states do want to quit completely. the impact of sming tobacco is clearly dangerous, but a fascinating recent study suggests tobacco's historic use in california may actually stretch back far longer than researchers believe. it's abc 7's carolyn johnson. >> this is the type that got us all started. >> if arceologist, she's certainly fascinating by it. she spent tracing the earliest use of the people of california and the pacific coast. >> tobacco in the united states was present 8,000 or 10,000 years ago and hunter gatherers probably figured out the special properties of the plant quite e

minds and when i watch the state department briefings with jen psaki i have to wonder if the mainstream narrative is really losing this battle to make people believe in the elite of today. well it's very hard to say it's. the mainstream media is obviously taken a palm aling through the emergence of new media. it's certainly taken a pummeling through the emergence of new outlets such as the however i do think that the mainstream media do have very powerful legs. i can watch the sunday morning talk shows and i see the same faces the same cries american action american bombing american intervention and the alternative media then. shows up a few hours later with very appropriate denunciations criticisms. ridicule but what really counts. the people who come out of those shows and shake their

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>> jen! >> so proud of you! >> yeah! >> scott is here. okay.s he let me say one thing, not just because i'm on television, because these lovely people are here. the stepping up is the hard part. >> yes, it is. >> am i alive? >> did you great. we saw you. >> do your legs feel like gel flow. >> it was a thrill, wasn't it? >> my legs feel like jello. i will say with regular bunji jumping, kerrey barrett, your legs do little more kicking, i think, stinks little more on live tv, you just have to go for t we're here at the fernwood -- (laughing) people do this every day? >> and people love it. >> we have showed people the real extreme stuff that you guys do. but i also want people to know, you can come here and play golf. owning? you can come here with your family. you guys even have, we have video of it, bumper boats. >> yes, we do. >> so really something for everyone? >> yes, it is, something here, everybody can pretty much do. >> okay. did you think i was going to do it? >> what's that? >> did you think i would walk back down. >> i knew would you

jen is at fernwood resort in the pocono mountains.one bucks unlimited. >> i don't know how $21 plays in. that is another part but this thing will keep kids very happy. by the way people have started to call news room trying to figure out where we are. we are in bushkill, pennsylvania at fernwood resort and these kids they are running for their life. those boys didn't want to be on tv. they love this ride. you guys are not afraid to talk. good morning to you. >> hi. >> tell me what you love about this. >> it is fun and it is like slippery, i don't know. >> our photographer who is 6-foot three, over 21, and he said it is quote way too fast, way faster then you think it will be. >> it is fun but really fast. >> there is a carpet at the the bottom that slows you down. are you happy to see that carpeted area when you come down. >> yeah, i don't want to smash in the walls. >> reporter: they say this will keep kids busy. you guys are bigger than kids. >> for an hour to two hours do you think you can do this for an hour or two hours. >> yeah,

hey, jen?people are apparently upset, because in s videos you can see some of the younger kids like lifting stuff up. well, looks can be deceiving. i'm sure that whatever she doing is perfectly safe. for her kids. and think about the other side, the other side she would be is she is not doing anything. i just asked my friends reid if he ever works out with his mom, he said yes he does. i remember brody was maybe four years old, took him to driving range for golf. and every hit he was like no, ma'am i, you're so good. no, ma'am i, that's the best drive. now, i will say this, a lot of people upset a aid child at driving range, three he was screaming and c there could be an inherent ball, but he is fine. so make all of your own choices but good for her, she rocking it. >> i agree, good for those kids. we take our kids to a gym, little kiddie room then bigger kid room for day care. all they do is sort of draw and play video games in the rooms. they're not getting the exercise, the parents are. >> y

then we have this from jen saki today.know what to do with that. >> there's a lot of misinformation going on. admiral kirby effectively said the same thing, we know there are h are jihadists going there. there's no doubt the potential for that threat exists. what this administration and the state department and defense department are walking a fine line between fully acknowledging it which would require them to more overtly take dramatic steps not just in iraq but syria. it was interesting a couple of things to hear him talk about the intelligence, how they mentioned there's a gap in inten jen -- intelligence. we've had limited interaction with iraqi forces and very little surveillance in syria. that appears to be changing. they acknowledge the fact that that border isn't a border, assad doesn't control a lot of that terrain,en is at tempting to take it back at this point. he's on the defensive. isis goes between the two.ç for us to seek permission in iraq? who are we seeking permission from in syria? if they see no borde

bus stop buddy is down the shore, he wants to meet jen.ey is in ocean city, it is cool out there we have got him in a long sleeve white shirt, he has phillies hat on because they have been doing so well and he is ready to spend a great weekend down at the beach. temperatures cool there in the 50's right now. sixty-six here in philadelphia waiting on that sun to rise. you can see twilight. cameras from fourth and market. we will see sunshine once it does rise. fifty-eight for today. sunshine, comfortable, nice night, later on tonight, clear skies, 66 for that low temperature. fresh air in if you can. we will have a great weekend. coming up in the seven day forecast. lets move to the traffic authority at the 476 northbound approaching conshohocken the right lane is the only lane getting by. this is due to an earlier accident. other than this accident here, we are not seeing too many problems. your traveling times on the majors are still looking good. seventy-six westbound has a travel time of 14 minutes and turnpike westbound is approximatel

let's do this, jen?> okay, here is what it is, first every all, in brigantine, mason is the gm, good morning. if people weren't here at, lotse to get people back on to the golf courses, right? >> absolutely right. great way to get into golf. a lot easier than trying to pick up golf from the beginning, so we look at it as real a good opportunity to get people back to the game. >> these four gentlemen have become some of my best friends. so i can rip on them appropriately, right? >> absolutely. >> i know why you guys play, because it is easier than regular golf. yes. all right. whatever. so here's what we will do, we will tee-off. again, mike kept asking during the break if there are pars. >> right, you have the two team markers, put on only the grounds, same that is golf. go ahead, kick it, every time you strike the ball it, counts as a stroke. >> one of the things, wow, see? okay, you go. >> go, sweet lou. >> sweet lou. >> on the t. do you call it a t? >> absolutely, a too. -- too. >> sweet look making i

that's where jen is right now.here and join her. >> reporter: and so good morning to you guys. everybody here at carmen's a waiting for our surprise guest which we're so excited our sponsors at mazda, he will be coming out of this beautiful cx5. here's the connection mike. you spilled the beans already this is an eagles player. >>> this is an eagles cheerleader. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: okay. who do you think it is now? it's -- that's our eagles cheerleader, we love here. she's a mom and she's one of the owners here. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> reporter: i love showing that picture to your kids. they kind of freak out. you look the same. >> it was long time ago. >> reporter: talk to me a little bit about this spread. it is ridiculous what you guys do. and a lot of people don't know -- we know you do the crabs better than anyone. >> yes. >> reporter: a lot of people don't know you do breakfast. >> we have the best breakfast anywhere. we hands cut our own home fries, redskin potatoes every day, onions

>> priceless. >> great. >> jen, have you ever had a babysitter for the kids?e things work out? i hope they're back when we get back? >> okay, guys, we ' here at cabrini college, been doing this dorm make over. you can't see it. the big reveal is coming. you are going to love this room. by the way, you'll love cabrini, >> all morning long we've been making over a dorm room. i love this when you see the make over. >> oh, because they're all pretty boring to begin w how do we make it our own? here is jen with the big reveal. >> okay, so first every all, i want you to see the before. so i am hoping you can see the before. because the ladies from dormafy made this happen. i am saying the website because people are saying where is all that stuff coming? here is the before. ladies and gentlemen, let's mover out of the way. this is the after. we are at cabrini college in raid nor. and, this place looks rocking. you guys did great job. >> thanks so much. >> okay, let's begin with this side. okay? so talk to us about some of the things, obviously, we talked little bit a

jen?> i agree with all of that. >> oh, we have both of you. >> we have to get the man and woman's perspective here watch do you guys think? >> i think the woman with delaying it, you're right have, to have their career, and they know what's involved. as you know, quincy one of the most amazing stay away dads that we know. >> stay away? >> wow. >> quincy, come on, fight back, my man. >> the truth. >> i think 25 is really young. >> i do too. >> we just ran the survey earlier in the week. about men don't mat tour until what? >> women? >> seven? >> (laughing). >> i think 30 is good. i mean, because obviously out of your 20's, partied for about ten years, know what's out, there time to settle down in your 30's. >> yes. >> as usual, women have it right. you're in the minority, yes. >> yes, you know, the over thing is i think the guys, you know, when the men are asked a question, right? they don't want kids in their 30's, 40's, because they have this idea they'll be playing football or lacrosse w

i'm wearing my sweat shirt. >> come on, jen, you always look cute. i see your picture on instagram, young lady it is always the rich celebrities who get free meals. anytime kevin neilon, he is always comed and he is a famous movie star, not us normal people. >> you know what, that makes me hate kevin neilon even more. i'm so disappointed i can't be there to hug him. >> he will be here shortly. >> new study shows that 75 percent of workers with paid vacation didn't actually take time off in 2013. >> according to a study. what do companies do to combat this situation in some are resort to go paying their workers to go on vacation. a according to a wall street journal story a california software company gives its employees a thousand dollarso vy and then an extra thousand dollars. >> is our boss listening to this. >> you don't to have pay me. >> i wanting to on vacation. >> we both are going on vacation, separately, interestingly enough to the same city. >> yes. >> with preseason underway many men are glued, to their televisions, again, game two of the

here now is business coach jen lee of jen lee consulting and james freeman himself.to write on resume they're managing guilds of 500 people and this makes them qualified for a job? >> if that's the opening line, it might get somebody's attention. not for a really good reason, there is credibility to this. >> come on! come on! >> there is. think about it, they have to be tenacious, creative, think outside of the box. shows they are unable to socialize with people, unable to make friends in a normal setting. >> they're building your website right now, as a matter of fact. >> okay. >> there is something to it, i think. >> james, something to it? >> of course you want to mention video game experience, interviewing 101. i think it's -- [ laughter ] >> a great call for people who have no experience and no educational credentials. >> right. >> and that scenario, i like the world of war locks. >> i don't know, i don't know, ever catch yourself typing in all caps? turns out it could be a fireable offense at work. jen, when the internet was invented. my dad used to do this all

all of a sudden you pop that model and pop mar jens. so irf, for example, was probably going to do $1.50 in earnings in 2015. we think that goes to 250 under infin union's cost structure. >> with everything that's going on with this electronic design automation edm. not electronic dance music. would you say synopsis or mentor graphics would be two of the people would look at as well? both of them are at 52-week highs an keep moving up. >> complexity in chips is just exponential right now. you have cocs that literally have integration of 50 different components and any hits helps with that tremendously. so. >> chris, thanks for joining us, appreciate it. all right, guy, where do you go? >> i think they were in a death spiral in 2013. finally it seems leak it might be getting its act together. it held this level a couple time him i think amd was a sort of a 355, 390 stop might be the most interesting play out there. >> where were you seeing the activity yesterday? >> wow, all over the place yesterday, snowp sis today like i say, a new 52-

later in the quarter, manning, handed off to az new running back, rashod jennings and jennings, findsom up the middle and taking that all the way to pay dirt, 73 yards for the touchdown. giants take a 7-3 lead and go on to win the game, 20-16. all right, let's move over to baseball now. the nationals embrace got off to a late start tonight. first pitch was scheduled after 7:00. due to heavy rain, it didn't start until 10:50. the two teams are scoreless in the third inning. elsewhere, orioles hosting the cardinals and buck show walter's birds hit six home runs yesterday. bottom of the second, man on for joseph and this ball is gone. a two-one shot. joseph now with home runs in each of his last five games. the o's, are up 3-2 at this point. end of the third, nelson cruz, launches his 30th home run of the season, just the second since july 9th and birds hit three home runs and top cardinals 10-3 is the final. over on the pitch, ben ol sten and d.c. united visiting the lake. gets control and sends it over to platteta and it's an easy header. just two minutes later. they are on the attack

jen?i got something great for you guys for the holiday weekend, we couldn't come to allen taught without being in the ago row flex, without saying high to mudona. great allentown fair this morning, hey, q. >> reporter: hey, jen. doing free haircuts at pretty boy's bash he shop, 6813 ogontz avenue for kids ages until 17 years old. you ready for me to cut your hair? >> yes. >> he is nervousment back to you guys in the studio. >> i would be nervous, too, with you, shares, one hand, microphone in one hand and hair brush in the other. >> one handed barbie. if you are doing those free haircuts by the way on ogontz avenue until noon today. >> very good. >> 8:01, quick look at weather and traffic. >> so real quick. hot one out there today. and it is a seven. the only down side to today it, might be little too hot, little too humid. we do have air quality alert out for most of the area, that's just due to the hot stagnant air, sitting over us, so it is mainly for just sensitive groups, children, an

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jen psaki tried to put on a good face to if. the truth is we probably don't know who most of them are. >> we probably know more in august, 2014 and we did in 13 but it doesn't take much if you have one or two bad mistakes, it's going be a major problem. let us hope that does not happen. >> it's no secret that you resigned as ambassador to syria because of your frustration with administration policy in syria. are you seeing the same types of problems that you didn't like and protested then, are you seeing them today with the administration's policies in syria? >> well, i think the problem we had in the winter and when i decided to leave was we wanted to get peace talks under way in syria but we could not put enough pressure on the regime. we would not put enough pressure opt regime to get it to the table. now we have a somewhat different problem linked to the first problem. now we have an islamic state which is a threat not only to the region out there but a threat to our interests, as well. there have been really blood curdling

police department, jennings municipality right here, the department darren wilson first enrolled in officer. "the small city of jennings, missouri, had a police officer so troubled with so much tension between white officers and black residents, the city council decided to disband it. one of the officers who worked in the department lost his job along with everyone else was a young man named darren wilson. "it makes you wonder how many other departments out there that are that rotten to the core. >> and for many people, that's what's happening in ferguson, is so poignant and relevant to in people across the nation and tends to have us question how many other departments operate in the same or similar fashion and have been operating in darkness over all these years? and at times of tragedy, or incidents such as this, will then be exposed and thank god for certain aspects of it being exposed because it gives us opportunity to talk about it on a national level. >> councilman parks, let me ask you a question about lapd training. you were riding out with your partner and someone's jay wa

the night or two or whatever they decide to leave. >> jen says if the sound doesn't get you, the lackking will. noise complaints areuuwp cominn from neighborhoods no where close to golden gate park. >> i turn my hearing aids off. >> george can hear base and guitar from edge hill mountain, four miles away. he doesn't like it one bit. >> it bounces nicely, but they should control the sound. >> outside lands says it's working on it. organizers set up a noise complaint hotline for neighbors, claiming every complaint is investigated with sound monitoring equipment and relayed back to concert technicians who can adjust the volume. beyoncÉ and jay-z rocked at&t at park this week and rocked nearby homes. many complained it was too loud so the volume was loaded the second night and everybody was happy. others say they'll suffer through outside lands ion they don't have a ticket. >> it is!/ loud, but you put up with it because it's music. music is nice. >> everything you want to know about outside lands, including that noise complaint hotline, can be found on our web site, abc7 news.com. we're

did french john tell jennings to stop and, with doris' approval, took out a knife and cut the fabric from its frame, 95 inches long, 59 3/4 inches wide. or did dolly tell the slave to break it from the wood and take it out? we don't know fr sure. but the conservatives didn't find any cut marks. he put it flat in the wagon and drove through georgetown into the country side and left with a farmer overnight. a few weeks later, they returned it to dolly. when my book came out, i was invited to the white house. they took me to rooms off limits. there's a little medicine chest near by and you can pull out the drawers. in 1939, a canadian wrote to president roosevelt. and he said my grandfather was a pay master and oversaw the rating of the warehouses of cultural produce. but i checked it out. thomas canes was the pay master of the debitization. but none of the ewe set foot in washington. so either he's mistaken as it's the white house, well, we then went to see the portrait of george washington. they took away the rope that keeps you about 20 feet away. and then, for the first of countless