, way to go. >> thanks, jon. >> kara, great weekend, thank you. >> bye. >> kara swisher from re/code.cking in on the markets, the dow is stuck in a negative pattern. honeywell, up 1.5% after earnings that beat by two cents, mattel shares are off more than 4 hrs, despite reporting a surprise beat. we been talking about the diversions between hasbro and mattel. >>> dallas fed president fisher commenting on greece this morning. our steve liesman has more. >> it's -- fed vice chairman stan fisher. i should have read that but it's fed vice chairman stan fisher speaking at the chamber of commerce this morning and adding something to a story we've been giving you, which is the issue that all of greece' problems, stan fisher who was the first deputy director of the imf, now the vice chairman of the federal reserve. saying the greek debt debate will be resolved. by using the equivalent of a writedown. here's what he said. >> hints from the side of the creditors, that when greece, when greece tosses the first review of the program, and is stuck with the program, for a while, they'll begin to co

finally kara, we want to mention your new podcast re/code decode.l us about it and how long until you take our jobs? >> i'm going to take all your jobs and broadcast all day long. no, it's a new podcast we're doing, trying to extend the code conferences all year-round. we're already 34 on itunes podcasts, we're very excited. it's a good way to do interviews all year-round. and to get very intimate interviews with people in a setting that is substantive. a lot of interviews, you know like we do at the code conference, we want them to be deep and show you people that aren't on the stages. very interesting unusual people. and then what we also did is we in re/code replay radio, we're putting up all the code conference videos in an audio form, in a podcast form. you can experience these great interviews and we hope it will do well. we're having a lot of fun with it. >> well we've seen you obviously over the years, hold so many feet to the fire. everywhere from the president to steve jobs. it's going to be great, congratulations on that. >> thanks a lot.

mcshane: kara, most surprising finding? ms. kerwin: so if we were thinking or from the parents' perspective or respondents who said they have school-age children, what's interesting is that despite the fact so many of them felt there was too much testing and pressure on testing, there is almost a 50/50 split on the need for common core and then their valuing quality more or better education. but so, and it goes to the national debate that's going on now about testing, about common core and what parents actually value. but i wonder -- and some of those questions, paul, this is a question for you, when you were characterizing them into better education or quality, what -- were there just some -- is it -- does it just feel safer? mr. diperna: that's a great question. and we don't really define quality in that item. quality is one of those trigger words. it's going to be coded. usually it's better quality. higher quality. we just leave it to however the respondent takes that. and we do code for things like safety, more structure di

yesterday's action was not a big surprise in a way. >>> next up, kara, apple.omura with a buy, price target 145,shars are down slightly with continued news about, you want to explain kara with these apple tv rumors or reports are all about? >> it's not rumors. they've been working on it and they were late. we've written it a million times, here it comes, oh, no, not now. it's going toment could, not now. they were focusing on the watch i guess and delayed the apple tv upgrades and it's a device they've had around for a long time, the last upgrade i think was 2012, that's a long time. they've been trying to cobble together its streaming service which it's difficult to be doing that but they want to get into that business and so i think they're delaying the streaming service again and doing the device first but this has been rumored, not rumored, they're working on it and going to roll it out at some point in september since the iphone upgrades are not enormous, the iphone 6s i think is coming. they need some other hot product to focus on, and apple tv is long ov

awho just died of breast cancer at the age of 44 whenever she gets tired they reads this note from kara, i remember her voice and her cheering me on and it pushes me through. >> engelson is gearing up for the lake placed iron man competition, she will put a temporary tattoo of her name on her body. >> i'll look down and see my aunt mary's name and kara's name and this is my choice and i will not complain for one second of this race. one step, one spin one stroke at a time she hopes to reach the goal and the finish line and kiss cancer good-bye. >> jeff skversky channel 6 "action news" can you put more information on 6abc.com and help kelly with her quest. >> adam joseph for the accuweather forecast when we continue in just a moment. >>> trying to clear the weather out for fresh air and color temperatures, it's moving in to the northwestern suburbs, everybody enjoys it here, as we look at double scan live radar a couple of lingering showers moving off the coast and wilmington and one downpour around trenton and just to the east of philadelphia on route 130, and george town and parts of b

kara has spent many years trying to fit in and new she's ready to stand out.ays as kara a embraces her quality she's learning about herself in the process. >> i get to express a lot of different side of myself, i don't really happen that much. i am very comfortable being this awkward dorky girl but strength and confidence she has, and she puts the suit on, that is really fun. >> reporter: it is one of the most popular at comic can. >> i'm super girl and super girl is smart strong, and she's good inspired. >> it really truly warms my heart. that is such a privilege to be able to play something that effects people in a positive way, and brings families together like that, that is a awesome. >> reporter: you can catch premiere episode of super girl right here on cbs october 26th. reporting from san diego i'm susan marquez cbs news. >>> all right. no super girl. nasa's new horizon spacecraft gives is awe any look at pollute other. spacecraft sent back these pictures of pluto and you can see splotches of color with what scientists are giving nicknames, one is the w

kara swisher of re/code is joining us, good to see you. let's ask you about amazon.ve talked about the symbolism of the market cap surpassing walmart's, that? the future of online retailing. that this is a cloud company, an infrastructure company. what is the amazon of today, given where we're seeing the engines roaring here? >> well, you know, what jon said, they made $92 million. that's hardly anything. google made close to $4 billion in profit or something like that. i think they're kind of screwing with you all, too. they can make money if they want and they aren't going to make that much money because it's a retailer. the stock has nothing to do with it. it's worth more than amazon, that's just a side light. i think the issue is what businesses can they really do well in? like aws, the web services and what businesses are going to be sort of not very margin-friendly, which is the retail operations. so you know, jeff bezos wants to grow and grow and and presumably thinks someday he's going to drop the hammer and make a ton of money. but the fact of the matter is

kara fielding gets into an airplane for the first time in her life. >> the flight was a birthday presentrom my parents. i had just turned 22 years old and they arranged this with a family friend of ours who agreed to take me up. >> since the single-engine cessna seats four, cara brings along her mother and her husband jonathon. he suggests they also bring their 7-month-old son jacob. >> i almost begged like, hey, let's bring jacob along. this will be so much fun. everything will be fine. i'll hold him. >> so i relented and let him bring him up and that was the most scary part about it is knowing he was in the plane with us and not buckled. >> in the air the five of them take in utah's magnificent landscape. >> the weather was the best weather we have had in weeks. it was really exciting. >> but about a half hour into the flight, the pilot has some worrisome news. >> the pilot let us know that something was wrong. >> there's carburetor ice. >> ice has formed on the carburetor cutting off the engine from its fuel supply. >> i didn't believe him because i know he's a little bit of awe jokes

[laughter] >> kara davis: nobody knows really what it is yet.ngs are always shifting, and you can't get attached. and i think there's a life lesson to be learned in that. >> experimenting, this time on spark. [ ♪music♪ ] major funding for spark is provided by the william and flora hewlett foundation supporting creativity and innovation in the arts since 1967. and by the kqed campaign for the fu

>> kara. >> kara will draw the winner. stick your hand in. mix it up.ut a form here, is eligible, you don't have to be present to win. and the winner is ... nancy latrone of -- gives phone number and e-mail address. so you don't have to be present. nancy ha -- latrone here? anybody want to be nancy? all right, they are the winners here on the board walk another winner back there, right? >> yes, we do, okay, so you can smith on line myfoxphilly.com. and let's have a roll. drum roll, please? congratulations lynn over weaver. you won two particular tote maroon five concert. we will be in contact with you, congratulations. >> lena ruiz. >> either one every us we'll go with you! >> how about mike? >> oh, that would be a good pick too. >> well, mike is not here. even though bob said back to mike and alex, but it is mike's birthday. by the way, if you did not win today. don't worry we'll enter you in grand prize, two ticket to the show next chance to win next week we visit beach haven, new jersey, my favorite picture of mike. we were at that chinese place. >>

. >> reporter: this week kara dell abin is a mysterious missing neigh in paper town, jake gillen hall is look looking for redemption and adam sap letter and the gang take on video game inspired aliens in pixels. >> bad guy? >> he yes. >> when aliens miss read a message sent from earth and attack in the style of classic video games the aliens aren't the only ones just playing the classic. >> between takes there are games and they were all free, didn't need a quarter everybody, the extras, all take licensing were playing video games. >> donkey kong. >> she loved you so much, she became one. >> paper town stars super model kara della thebin as a cool girl next door who disappears after a night of revenge on the town with her neighbor played by matt wolf. >> margot were practically strangers until this one night. >> i need to bureau your car. >> it is just amaze to go just walk, with these amazing actors, and so yeah, every time i'm very excited. >> and in south paw jake gyllenhaal is a boxer out to prove himself after a loss derails his career and family life. gyllenhaal was not afraid t

kara spent many years trying to fit in a and now she's ready to stand out. melissa says as kara a embraces her qualities she's learning about herself in the process. >> i guess really, stressed a lot of different side of myself. that is something i don't to that much. i am very comfortable being this awkward dorky girl but with that strength and confidence that she has when she puts the the suit on, that is really fun. >> reporter: it is one of the most popular costumes at comic can. >> i'm super girl and super girl is smart strong, and she is a good fighter. >> it really truly warms my heart, you know, that is such a privilege to be able to play something that effects people in a positive way and brings families together. >> i mean that is awesome. >> reporter: catch premiere episode of super girl right here on cbs october 26th. reporting from san diego i'm susan marquette for cbs news. >> she seems so down to earth too, so great. >>> 6:26. coming up next on "eyewitness news" naacp kicks off convention here in philadelphia by lifting its 15 year boycott fro

and it could kara lava of course but it's a combination of all of the above. >> look at it land in theer and just glide acrr as the plume continues to grow and grow. almost looks alive. >> hard to gauge perspective but that is about 500 feet that debristravels. >> i'm just cameraman posted out there for weeks and months. just finally this thing burps and belches out the shot. it's person the light was just right, the early morning light. really beautiful shot. >> that photographer is martin searing. >> good job, martin, for staying on it. >>> good thing about cctv cameras is they catch bad men in the act, we get to see what they look like and hopefully they can track them down and we need to track down this guy in punjab india. he's got a very big handgun, that man right there is suneil kumar. the guy with the gun and two buddies are not done. >> the second guy has a gun, carrying something. >> this is when they start cleaning this place out, they grab anything they can after lifting the glass up so now they need to be caught and police are still looking for the men with the gun. the g

joining me now is executive director of recode kara swisher.re whether the fact these were not related and not realitied to cyber attacks is more or less comforting. >> you don't know that also. there was a really interesting tweet last night by anonymous saying wall street was going to have a bad day today. so it is kind of odd. they are calling them technical glitches. we'll have to take them at their word but an unusual confluence of events especially at the wall street and the new york stock exchange. there is lots of technical glitches everywhere and happen every day and shows how reliant we are on the technologies and how fragile they are and how back up systems are not in place to take care of situations like this. >> do you think that once vulnerabilities like this are exposed, there is the work done behind the scenes to ensure these things don't happen again? how much ahead of the ball can we get in this world with technology? >> i don't think t all. i think it is a really difficult thing. and again sometimes you don't know it's cyber

>> kara, maybe start with you. >> we've done -- paul knows this, too.e've done some similar surveying. when you explain what charter schools are to paurntrents or families, we find 72% support them. you've done polls about parent choice. instead of saying the word vouchers. i think word choice is important. an overwhelming majority of americans appreciate school choice, whether they are public, private, charter, red, green yellow. they like making choices. that's what your survey is finding. as we see more and more of these programs take off, it is sort of like to know them is to love them. when someone sees something that works for them, you'll see increased. if we had more access to those vouchers, or if charter erer school -- if there was more of a population in charter schools. i think you'd see growth in those numbers and types of support. when you know something about something, you are more inclined to support it. >> i see a continuing increase in charter schools enrollment in urban areas where you fund some of the most challenged populations loo

>> kara maybe start with you. >> we've done -- paul knows this, too. we've done some similar surveying. when you explain what charter schools are to paurntrents or families, we find 72% support them. you've done polls about parent choice. instead of saying the word vouchers. i think word choice is important. an overwhelming majority of americans appreciate school choice, whether they are public private, charter red, green yellow. they like making choices. that's what your survey is finding. as we see more and more of these programs take off, it is sort of like to know them is to love them. when someone sees something that works for them you'll see increased. if we had more access to those vouchers, or if charter erer school -- if there was more of a population in charter schools. i think you'd see growth in those numbers and types of support. when you know something about something, you are more inclined to support it. >> i see a continuing increase in charter schools enrollment in urban areas where you fund some of the most challenged populations look

. >> reporter: this week kara mysterious missing neighbor in paper town, jake, the boxer looking forredemption in the ring, and adam sandler and the gang take on video game inspired aliens in pickles else. >> bad guy? >> when aliens miss read a message sent from earth and attack in the style of classic video games, the aliens aren't the only ones playing the classics. >> everything was just in the ex extras, everything all day long, playing video games. (movie clip). >> paper town stars super model cara in her first major leading role as the cool girl next-door who disappears after night of revenge on the town, with her neighbor played by nat wolf. >> margo and i were practically strange ers until this one night. >> i need to borough your car. >> amazing just to, you know, walk with these amazing actors. incredible, i learned so much on paper towns. >> and like every time, i'm learning. >> in saw paw, jake is boxer out to prove himself after tragic lost derails his career and family life. and he wasn't afraid to do the work to make the fighting as real as possible. >> i knew nothing

i said, kara, this is your dog. >> reporter: so lowe paid the $250 asking price to get her dog back.lmost 350 dogs have been swiped so far this year. experts say the first thing you should do if you think your dog has been taken, check online ads. if you see them there, alert authorities right away. have all of your ownership paper handy and always make sure your pup has a microchip so you can claim your dog back. >> people out there who are predators who are looking to make money by selling dogs especially in the age of social media. >> reporter: mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> wow. >>> well another dog-related story, this one nothing but nice. the dog involved is shep. >> shep's owner is a guy from the military. his name is jerome. he was hours away from deploying overseas. he didn't have anywhere to leave his pup for months that he was going to be gone so he had to just in an emergency, posted an ad on reddit but a little while later, shep was being dropped off with a family in sacramento. >> the family has close ties to the military. several members are veterans. they w

i said, kara, this is your dog. >> the woman used a microchip reader on confirm was her dog. >>> thepany charged to protect your identity was charged today. lifelock claims it will alert customers as soon as it detects friday. the ftc said they failed to protect customers data, iron ironically even putting them at more risk of theft. they paid $11 million to settle similar charges five years ago. a company representative disagrees with the new charges and says this time they'll contest them in court. >>> citigroup is fighting to refund millions to consumers for deceptive credit card projects. they offered credit monitoring but charged them during the free trial period. they were also accused of selling identity theft services and failling to perform those services. they'll refund the nearly 9 million customers who paid for those services. >> thank you, michael. >>> apparently the dad bod is no joke. being a father can make you gain weight. putting on pounds after the birth of a child. the tupical 6-foot tall man who lives with his kids gained weight on average after becoming a dad. >

plus kara swisher on what is link on at linkedin.". >>> don't look now, but lately steel stocks have been soaring. what is that rally telling us about the economy and should you buy up into this previously beaten up sector. more "squawk on the street" coming up next. can it make a dentist appointment when my teeth are ready? ♪ ♪ can it tell the doctor how long you have to wear this thing? ♪ ♪ can it tell the flight attendant to please not wake me this time? ♪ ♪ the answer is yes, it can. so, the question your customers are really asking is can your business deliver? >>> the fitness craze head wall street j sole cycle. they filed for an ipo. they launched back in 2006. it operates 2838 studios. almost 50% revenue growth. we talked to the co-founder back in 2013 and asked her about the plan for the future. have a plan. >> we did a strategic partnership about two years ago and they are helping us expand. they are leaning on them for resources and capital and that's going great. but we have a big vision for soul cycle. we really see the

. >> still ahead, kara swisher weighs in on google's gains and her thoughts on how the sharing economye economy. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. >>> watching the banks the financial sector trading near seven-year highs, recovering all recent losses. let's go to cnbc hq for a look at banking stocks on the move. >> if you put in the broader context, there's a huge debate in the markets about whether or not the bank stocks financials are a buying opportunity and whether or not they may lead the market higher. if you look at the broader s&p 500, on a year-to-date basis we're up modest 3%. but that pull-back t

it happened a couple weeks ago after a car collided with a motorcycle trapping kara gibson.gasping for air under the weight of the vehicle. realizing the dire situation, a group of police, firemen and bystanders lifted the vehicle by hand. dash cam video captured the entire thing. they rushed her to the hospital. >> all we saw was like an arm and the rest of her. we tried to make sure she was still alive, breathing. >> keep talking to her. help is on the way. we are going to get her out. >> once we saw the big guys show up, we were like there is enough of us to lift up the car. >> gibson is crediting rescuers and her helmet for saving her life. she is still recovering. here she is in the hospital after the accident. gibson has since gone home. 8:35 is our time. you can use lift to get a ride home from oakland international airport. it approved lift's permit to operate at the airport. you can use the ride-sharing app to get rights to and from the airport. lift is prohibited at dozens of airport but does service in oakland. >>> just ahead, a bay area homeowner agrees to pay th

kara delavene. >> paper town hits theaters tomorrow. as well as all of my celebrity interviews. on to the fox light.com or instagram@fox light michael. >> thank you so much michael. >> coming out thousands of hardened criminals back on the streets free to rome. it is happening and the government is allowing it. what happens when a 6 foot man puts himself in a giant water balloon. haven't you always wondered that? you can figure out how this one did the video exploding. what in the world? >> what is going on? >> you have to stay tuned for that. i sure had a lot on my mind when i got out of the hospital after a dvt blood clot. what about my family? my li'l buddy? and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital but i wondered if this was the right treatment for me. then my doctor told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliquis treat dvt and pe blood clots but eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. knowing eliquis had both... turned around m

kara delavine.>> so carson fill us in. a little later we have a hashtag battle. we told you the story about the diner open in maine who got tired of the baby. >> crying 45 minutes, finally said to the parents, this is enough. it is 92% of you who have weighed in in the orange room say that the diner -- the owner was right in what she did. >> 92%. >> 92% to 8%. >> i think it was the idea that the parents did nothing. >> we don't know we haven't heard from the parents. >> according to darla. >> according to the owner. >> all right, great. >> pretty lopsided. >>> al let's get the weather. >> first of all, today, we've got wet weather stretching from western new york northern new england into the mid-atlantic states back into the southwest. beautiful day in the pacific northwest. fog in southern california. that will burn off. the heat continues through the south west. tomorrow more wet weather through the southeast back into the mid-mississippi river valley. pacific northwest, looking at some showers a

. >> the victims were katy eastburn, age 32, kara, age 5, and erin age 3. >> after that homicide, atight, i could close my eyes and see the children. >> and her husband gary was an air force captain. he rushed back from training in alabama. >> it is hard to explain. you just stop. the world stops. >> when you looked into his eyes, there was a void there. it tears your heart out. but you have to gather yourself, because you have a job to do. we're going to find out who did this. >> there was evidence all over that house. they found head hair in ms. eastburn's bed. they found a head hair on cara's chest. and they found a pubic hair at the scene of the rape. they found fingerprints a all over the house. they had bloody footprints. they had a semen sample. they were certain that physical evidence would lead them to whoever killed this family. >> after walking through the house, gary eastburn also provided a tantalizing lead. they were going to move to england when he finished train ing in alabama. the family had decided to sell the dog, so they put an ad out in the local fort bragg bee a

i said, kara, this is your dog. >> reporter: so lowe paid the $250 asking price to get her dog back.have been swiped so far this year. experts say the first thing you should do if you think your dog has been taken, check online ads. if you see them there, alert authorities right away. have all of your ownership papers handy and make sure your pup has a microchip so you can claim your dog back. >> people out there who are predators who are looking to make money by selling dogs, especially in the age of social media. >> reporter: the man that lowe says took the dog has a rap sheet including felony forgery and police are investigating the theft, though no arrests have been made. we reached out to craigslist but didn't receive a response. experts also say, watch your dogs like you would your kids. don't leave them tied up outside a store. >> if i saw my dog listed on craigslist, whoo. >> another thing to look out for. >> yep. that's true. thanks, mara. >>> all right, coming up on "good morning america," that hero surfer who battled the shark having a major homecoming. what he's revealing

you heard these gunshots, kara and her photographer were recovering, a different drive by shooting.is north of seattle when two cars drive right past her and then seconds later she heard more bullets flying. you can see the reporter right there dive for cover. >> i thought, you know what, after seeing the pickup trucks that have been hit by gunfire severe damage had been done, knowing power of the gun that with do that i said i need to get in one of these houses. >> well, good call. she and her photographer were not hurt, neither was anyone in the neighborhood there was damage toia few homes. my goodness. >>> presidential candidate hillary clinton scheduled to discuss her plans aimed at combating climate change. she will unveil details today in des moines, iowa clinton proposes through tax incentives to increase amount have of power derived from renewable sources supporting every home in the u.s. within ten years. climate change is a key issue in the democratic presidential primary where clinton is the heavy favorite at this point. bernie sanders is way behind. >>> go p presidential

kara and her dog reporting in sunshine with an onshore flow. perhaps the dog days of summer there.heck in on that 64 degrees. the cool spot lindsay patton 64 and cloudy in pacifica. the onshore flow there is increasing throughout the evening. we have lost san francisco, folks. take a live look out sight. this is from the top of sutro tower. a thin marine layer is prevalent. it's there. it is invading and the invasion is complete. good-bye, san francisco. 67 degrees. san jose 78. livermore sunny and 91 degrees. tonight, 60s milder and humid. san rafael 61. many of you will be stuck on i- 80 trying to get to tahoe. friday good, partly cloudy 85. minimal chance of a thunderstorm saturday. the best chance will be on sunday. we could see widespread thunderstorms in the sierra on sunday. nationals at sonoma raceway this weekend nice 80 degrees and the stern grove festival every sunday at 2 p.m. all summer 64 degrees in the city on sunday afternoon. monsoonal moisture is moving in. that's the stuff that's down over mexico often arizona, nevada. gives them thunderstorms. once in a while we

. >> i pennsylvania parked my kara long penns landing and just sat there for a minute and looked at theene, best weather in the world. if you watch us right now head outside during the commercial break take it all in a

is that kara in the picture? >> yes, it is. >> very nice. >> great team behind the scenes. >> yeah, we all got it. >> that is our family behind the scenes. behind the scenes. we can't do it without them. >> i said i attended a dance party and i'm not seeing one. >> huggie, there he is. >> work it. >> that is what i thought. >> dance party in the control room. >> good morning, that is our family we will see new a bit. >>> ♪ >> i'm sure so many remember that song. >> yeah. >> that takes you back. >> yes indeed. >> dukes of hazard gets pulled from cable television. >> the cancellation has one of the stars upset this morning. that popular 1980's tv show featuring that 1969 dodge charger with the confederate battle flag painted on the roof, john snyder, who plays bo duke says shows content was in the based on racism. recent church shooting in south carolina renewed debate over confederate flag because gunman was seen in photos posing with the flag. >>> lets get our forecast, 8:40. 6:45. hang on. >> yes. >> people spit

. >> reporter: this week kara is a mysterious neighbor, jake gyllenhaal is a boxer looking for redemption in the ring in south paw and adam sandler and gang take on video game inspired aliens in pixels. >> bad guy. >> reporter: with aliens miss read a message sent from earth and attacked in the style of classic video games, the aliens are not the only ones, with the classics. >> between takes, you know, a few games they were all free, didn't need a quarter everybody would extra all day long was playing video games. >> donkeykong. >> she loves me so much, she became one. >> it stars super model karen dell avine as cool girl next door who disappears after a night of revenge on the town with her neighbor played by matt wolf. >> we were practically strangers, until this one night. >> we need to bureau your car. >> every time i do it, just amazing just to walk with this and incredible i have done so much, and yeah, it is like every time, i'm learning as i go along. >> get me kid back. >> in south paw jake gyllenhaal is a boxers out to prove himself after a tragic loss derails his career and fa

. >> when it comes high fashion model kara most sought after in the business and now she's ready forred carpet. she knows how to do i. >> she does. she can call up the designer friends and say give me something amazing where i'm obsessed with her. she is so fun to watch. this is at cinema con by alexander what i like about her is she experiments with men wear. a little bit like the high fashion tom boy but in a sexy way with this piece here. i think the so interesting. and she has like 3 or 4 movies coming out.so we see. >> vtv put the designer on speed dial. she will need them speed dial. she will need them. okay. one of my favorite ladies. elizabeth bank. did double duty on pitch perfect 2. directed this time and she rae priced hilarious role as gale and you are loving her fashion choices on the red carpet as well. >> she. >> she is strike ago pose or something. >> not a good snap shot of her face but. >> i think she has become one of the best dressed. >> i love her style. >> she does gown as director i think she want to be this woman in charge on the red carpet. ensemble by mayor

. >> i pennsylvania parked my kara long penns landing and just sat there for a minute and looked at the river. >> took it all in. >> it was the most beautiful scene, best weather in the world. if you watch us right now head outside during the commercial break take it all in and come back and watch us and we will make you laugh. >> look at you living in the moment. >> it was beautiful. >> that was being present. >> the bridge right there. >> we are all supposed to do that every moment, we rarely do so qued owes, chris murphy on a no surprise here, ten out of ten. we will do it again today. we will keep humidity low for yet another day, maybe even for part of the tomorrow but as you can see not the a cloud in the sky not a drop of precipitation, as we get started at 4:00 in the morning. 69 degrees right now. 58 percent relative humidity. it is dark. 6 miles an hour wind out of the west southwest. 5:52 is your sunrise time. wind still light. mostly coming from the northwest or west, at this point, in time, but once we get that solid southeasterly wind humidity starts to come back but it wa

>> i think what kara swisher reported yesterday was 1,000% correct.as offered, no the on paper but the board approached him and said would you be interested in being ceo. he said he didn't know if he could do it for a number of reasons. there was a discussion with jack dorsey about him being ceo and jack said he didn't think he could do it. it didn't come out until later is that the reason why is because square had filed an ipo. and where it stands right now, the board has been doing some searches and haven't come up with anyone. there's a few people at google that they'd like, but they're not going to leave. i was thinking today, one person i would put forward would be mark andreessen, he gets product, he gets businesses, he's created the twitter storm. bring on mark andreessen, let's see what he could do. >> i'm sure he'd love to take on that job. my last question for you, nick is how do we judge twitter going forward? is it three to six months from now, have they built another periscope? some other product on top of what we've known as twitser? the

cbs news correspondent kara evans has more. >> the cars that caught fire there burning there in the middlen. >> to see so many cars and trucks on fire, people fleeing from the flames, and the aftermath, it is amazing no one was hurt. but there were plenty of close calls. >> you can feel it, like my neck. >> igor says he and others grabbed what they could and ran. >> is in a point you thought you might not be able to get away? >> yes, first time i look up, i saw the flame was 40 feet from me, and all do you is just run like hell and hope it doesn't catch up. >> once he was out of harms way, he shot this video as others made their escape, he was hauling hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of new cars. this is what's left. >> the fire broke out friday afternoon in california. >> there goes the drop. >> art santos was driving to california from houston. his car was badly damaged. >> it was chaos all we could do was try to run up the mountain and get away from it. >> the fast moving flames then spread to nearby rural neighborhoods. at least three homes were destroyed. >> strong winds then fa

. >> kara payek. >> she wrote about her experience that the "new york times.">> a cord wrapped around the neck depriving a child of oxygen or fetal distress could lead to developmental problems. >> kara suggests -- that makes me angry. >> it's ridiculous. >> carry suggests she should reword to question to say is there any birth trauma we should be aware of. >> i mean, even that. the child is five years old. imagine if in your head as a teacher you think "this kid is going to be slower so i'm going to remember 245 thatthat about this kid." >> teach differently or treat the child differently. i agree. >> ridiculous. >> i hope they rethink that entire policy and get out of our personal lives. >> please. butt out. all right we want to give a shoutout. if you are celebrating a milestone like a big birthday, wedding graduation, sweet 16, we want to know about it. this is going to be fun. go to today.com and tell us all about it. and remember, it's not about you, it's about this is happening to a friend, a loved one. >> you'll nominate someone like we do with "everyon

the clerk: nomination, the judiciary, kara farnandez stoll to be united states district judge for the federal circuit. the presiding officer: the question now occurs on the stoll nomination. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: does any senator wish to vote or change his or her vote? on this vote, the ayes are 95. the nays are zero. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order the motion to reconsider is considered made and laid upon the table. the president will be immediately notified of the senate's action and the senate will resume legislative session. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from nebraska. mrs. fischer: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. fischer: mr. president? this summer parents across the country will be preparing their children for the coming school year. whether unwinding on a family break, purch

why doesn't he make a road trip and go to and kara -- to ankara?there and knock on the doors of our allies. isn't that the polite thing to do? richard: he has his hands full where he is. he is working on a message about governance no corruption. second of all these countries, many places are divided. if he'll about a third muslim, two thirds christian -- ethiopia is about a third muslim, two thirds christian. we're seeing elements of africa in places like somalia. the president is trying to address the spread. tom: how do we have a coherent foreign policy to these very nationalities and their mixed religions within their nations? it feels like -- thomas jefferson and the barbary pirates. brendan: the shores of tripoli we call that. richard: you have to make these societies less vulnerable professionalize their military and police forces. nigeria is probably the single biggest problem of this sort in all of africa. brendan: what are our allies -- what our allies in the middle east respond differently to a different commander-in-chief? richard: there

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. >> her name is kara. >> yes, sore. >> i does he treat you like a nice young lady that you?oh, absolutely. >> like a queen. >> like the queen that i am. >> all right. well, they love jersey. we have some of the ponzio workers. meg, how are you doing? why do you like jerry? >> i was born here. so i love it. >> yes washings part of jersey are you from? >> delran. >> oh,. >> carli lloyd, i know. >> you went to high school with her? >> yes. >> yes. >> she was -- >> sure ' proud offer? >> of course. >> we have a lot of jersey in the crowd. lee, why do you love jerry? >> because megan lives in new jersey. >> oh, are you guys dating? >> no. >> that would be pretty cool if they were dating. sir, you're from jersey, as well? >> yes, camden new jersey,. >> we literally just came to camden. >> this is where i was born and raised, me three children here, just had twins. >> you have three children? about one beautiful daughter, ten months, two beautiful twins. >> how old are you? >> twenty-three. >> i was about to say he looks like he is six years old. the fountain of youth here in ponzi

karas is actively pursuing efforts to try to get into military bases with information about farming opportunities. and basically providing opportunities for us to actually go on base to talk to folks that may be retiring or thinking about retiring about the opportunities that exist in farming. i think it's also helpful the recent alliance to create a more positive image about farming and a more supportive image to push back a little bit on some of the folks who are constantly critical of farmers. and i have seen recently some very very positive good ads. i saw one yesterday from corn growers that was fabulous about the opportunities in farming. and i think the more we are -- we focus on the positive aspects of farming the more we focus on all kind of diversity within farming and diversity size of operations, methods of production, crops being produced and people, the better it's going to be in terms of our ability to attract more young people younger people or more folks into this business. we're seeing an uptick in beginning farmers. we still have more to do. >> and i appreciate you bringing up

vigne -- >> a doozie right, kara -- >> i would so botch that. >> it's okay. >> the movie opens up tomorrow to see it. in the nice or foxlight.com or follow me on twitter and instagram. >> thank you, michael. >>> next up on "the rundown" he's known as the people's pope but how do people really feel about pope francis. the surprising new numbers in the united states not good for the popontiff. >>> and millions come to the country every year under president obama's immigration they would not even be required to fight for america. recipient of honor dakota meyer joins us next. get huge savings on great gear at bass pro shops. like redhead true fit camo t-shirts starting under $10. ladies' canvas cargo shorts for under $15. and redhead men's finley river shirts for under $15. we live in a world of mobile technology, but it is not the device that is mobile it is you. ♪ quicker smarter earlier fresher harder and yeah, even on sundays. if that's not what you think of when you think of the united states postal service watch us deliver. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. isn't it time

reading reports on the company particularly reports by this woman we talked about before for a second, karaisher. she would just sort of break news about yahoo! all the time, and that was actually how people at yahoo! knew what was going on. mayer came in and said, you know, that needs to end. we need to do a better job communicating with employees. so she instituted this thing that is actually sort of a common thing in the valley now but common because successful companies like google have done it, which is a weekly meeting where the executive team, the ceo and his or her executive team sit on a stage in front of all of the company's employees who can either watch the meeting through their computers or in person, and they take questions from employees. the employees ask, you know, quite hard questions. and so, you know, one thing i was astounded by -- and you can see this in the book -- how hard the questions were and how candid mayer was in answering these questions. it was kind of amazing. so she brought this level of transparency that really had not been at yahoo!. and that alone really

>> what about kara's flowers? >> no idea.s play the song. ♪ >> maroon 5. >> we have one more. wicked lester. this is easy. >> lester holt. >> this is easy. come on guys. >> kiss. ♪ i want to rock and roll all night ♪ >> savannah gets it. >> they put the band names in my tease i read. >> you should have been disqualified. >> d.q.'d. >> let's get a check of the weather now from al. >> we don't behave well. >> so competitive. >> do you know what game night would be like with us? >> we have extreme heat coast to coast. you think it's hot in here. the heat banked up into the southeast and the south central part of the country. we are going to continue to see the heat because of the big dome of high pressure. it's going to really dominate for the next several days. back here in the northeast, not only the temperatures but factor in the humidity. it will feel like 100 right through the northeast. that moves into the midwest into the pacific northwest. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a steamy day ahead. hotter than ye