i love it. >> kara, thank you. >> thanks a lot. >> don't miss kara's podcast, re/cod re/cod re/code/decode beat expectations, raised guidance for the year. energy the worst performing sector, murphy williams, transocean and hess all among the biggest laggards on the s&p. >>> when we come back, don't underestimate china's economy, where one vc sees opportunity. plus is apple making the right moves in fashion? yahoo's fashion editor in chief will join us to break it down. nchtsd and under armour the tech company, the tech company's digital on wearables and more when we continue. opinions. there's no shortage in this world. who do you trust? whose analysis is accurate? how do you make sense of it all? a simple, unbiased stock score consolidated from the opinions of independent analysts... is that too much to ask? nope. equity summary score, powered by starmine, will help you execute your ideas with speed and conviction. and it's only on fidelity.com. open an account and find more of the expertise you need to be a better investor. >>> welcome back, worries over china's slowdown pushing the sha

great weekend to you kara, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> kara swisher of re/code.preciate her time. >>> coming up, make sure you tune in to this program on tuesday morning. huge first on cnbc interview. becky quick sitting down with the oracle of omaha, warren buffett. for now, rick santelli, what are you watching today? >> well we're going to drill down on all the market turbulence, i can't put that on, i'll mess my hair. we're going to drill down on market turbulence, and who caused it. field of dreams in chicago, we're building pits and traders are still here. coming up after the break. s on . but you're armed with a roomy new jansport backpack, a powerful new dell 2-in-1 laptop, and durable new stellar notebooks, so you're walking the halls with varsity level swagger. that's what we call that new gear feeling. you left this on the bus... get it at the place with the experts to get you the right gear. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing

it's indescribable for us and for kara. >> and for kara. >> yeah. >> to be able to say the words to him. and again, there was no camera as of yet that we have seen, no live television camera, but to be in this hallway, in a way, it's more intimate opportunity for her to say these very difficult words, but yet with >> yes. >> yes, absolutely. and my husband said the other night, he said i feel like this is a special blessing from god. i feel like god is looking down and telling me that everything is going to be okay with us, regardless, whatever happens be okay. we felt like it's a message from god to him. >> kristen, what have your parents, specifically your dad, and we do wish him the very best. we know he receives chemotherapy. but he is at home. >> he is. >> he's at home with you. and just tell us what, what he's given to you as daughters, what kara took in there as she spoke with the pope. >> well, she had a picture. >> but i mean more in the heart, too, do you think? >> just the fact that he said to me that he hopes that the pope praying for him will give us comfort no matter what

kara would have started her freshman year tomorrow. >>> turk to politics, now, there is no rest this labor day holiday for hillary clinton. she is campaigning in iwith and illinois as she struggles against burnie sanders with the poll. >> reporter: hillary clinton on the campaign trail shows no signs of her concerns about her sliding poll numbers. but her competitors believe she has reason to worry. bernie sanders surges ahead of clinton in a new poll that shows him closing in in in iowa. shows clinton behind donald trump in a hypothetical matchup in high with -- iowa. clinton takes aim at the republican field. >> their adam point frontrunner has grabbed a lot of attention. if you look at everyone's policy they are trump without the pizzazz or the hair. >> reporter: another candidate is hopping into the race, harvard law professor is the 6th democrat running for president. >> we have to find a way to elevate the debate to focus on the changes that would get us a government that would work again that is not captured by the fraction of one% who runs campaign. >> reporter: he needs to r

. >> i now declare kara and joe to be husband and wife. joe, you may kiss your bride. >> thank you. >> everything was picture perfect for kara and joe's big day. sadly, tara's father died nearly two years ago, but her brother walked her down the aisle. the couple's 3-month-old baby dressed in blue and carried by a wagon full of sunflowers was the flower girl. and the bride was stunning. >> it was kuss tom made just for me. that is what bomb. a little boomp. >> she was amazingly beautiful. i'm so proud that you are my wife. >> but the most unforgettable moment happened at the reception. >> my gift for joe was our first dance song. i wrote and recorded just us three and it was just about really capturing how i felt about our family. >> it's one of the reasons why i love you because you're crazy talented. i'm mega impressed that you wrote that in like a day or two, you're amazing. >> it's beautiful. ♪ >> he slipped me tongue. >> you did! she slipped a tongue. >> thank you "e.t." for being a part of our wedding. >> thanks, x "e.t." thanks for

we're going to try to get kara on the phone, maybe a twitter analyst. are a lot of other stuff to do today as well. earlier we had a pretty nice rally. that dissipated. it appears to be coming back. bob pisani is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. about two hours ago we appeared to lose some steam. we've gotten it back now. is anybody talking about the fact that russian jets are bombing parts of syria? jo a >> and a lot of people -- that came out at noon and some people were citing that as a possible reason for the decline. look at the s&p 500. the fact is we've come back. we had a strong open and then drooped going into the european close and after the headlines you just heard about syria, and now about 1:00 we started making a comeback. volume has been on the moderate to slightly heavy side. i'll tell you what's worried everybody, brian, about this quarter. everybody -- take a look where we're going on the quarter. everybody knew energy was going to be lousy and materials were going to underperform. nobody thought health care would underperf

>> it was so special. >> special for kara's mother, too. she spoke with our dana tyler. >> to see this happen at the time of their father sickness, it's such a blessing. >> his smile said it all, and it was infectious. >> just going to remember this for ever and ever. >> and so will he. in east harlem, hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. support for the pontiff could clearly be seen in the sheer turnout of his events today. close to 80,000 people lined up to see his procession through central park. and as many as 20,000 filled madison square garden as he celebrated mass. >> the pope began his day addressing the united nations. francis speaking in his native spanish. repeating warnings about climate change and expressing hope for the iran nuclear deal. >> we need to work for a world without nuclear weapons. applying fully the treaty and spirit. >> and on the environment world leaders later adopted a series of goals after his speech. >>> after speaking at the u.n., the pope headed down to ground zero for an interfaith service. that he could feel the p

kara, you snuck a bite. >> it tasted like a strawberry. it was a really good strawberry. think it was because genetically modified. it's because kevin knows how to grow a really good strawberry. >> i think the petry dish is going to scare people because it has to do with their food. >> when you see a petri dish you don't get hungry, but when you look at a field and it's your family farm, that's what we want to eat. >> one of the strongest things is the fact that the innovation is brilliant and the work that scientists do is brilliant. genetically modifying anything is pioneering, but we don't know the implications, and the implications are so complex. many degrees removed from just taking a gene. it's altering ecosystems, and we don't know how that is happeni happening. >> that's one of the struggles, the environmental implications that these things can potentially have. but if you look at the amount of pesticides or antibiotics or things like that that we're dumping into our ecosystems and we've been doing that for decades , it does not balance out. >> definitely. >> we'

kara, was found dead in a home this morning, and she and teammates from her soccer club spent the nightn the home, and they say the death does not appear to be suspicious. >>> well, check the refrigerator. a california company are recalling cucumbers following a salmonella outbreak that killed one and sicken the more than 280 other people. since july 3rd, cases have been reported in 27 states. they are limited edition brand garden cucumbers from the company andrew and williamson fresh produce. the produce was sold in new jersey. if you're not sure the brand of the cucumbers, ask your grocery store. >>> a lost and found and happy ending for one local woman who thought her engagement and weddi wedding ring were gone for good. >> temperatures warm tonight, plus, temperatures increasing again as we head into tomorrow, but we are staying dry. all the details on what to expect coming up in the full forecast. the road to hell is paved with good intentions. mr. president, we know you tried to make a good deal with iran. whose leaders stone women, hang homosexuals, sponsor mass terrorism, scream

so -- >> great weekend, kara.e'll see you soon. >> thanks a lot. >> kara swisher over at one market san francisco. >>> up next stocks still in the red, but off the lows after yesterday's fed decision and someone who has plenty to say about that. rick santelli. what are you watching today, rick? >> we have to do a postmortem on the fed. i think i would deem that missed opportunity. i don't know, is it really so complicated? too low on rates gives you too low on growth, which gives you too much downward pressure on prices. zero, zero, zero. light, light, light. what's so hard to understand? come back after the break. >>> kroup the halftime show, what to do now amid the uncertainty. did the fed make investing easier or much more difficult? van garde's head of investment strategy tells us how he is positioning the firm's $3 trillion in assets post-fed. and we hear from netflix ceo reid hastings. is the best performing stock in the s&p this year still a winner? we will attempt to answer that question and so many more,

kara walker. jeff koons. and many others-- including jasper johns. >> sreenivasan: and it's friday. mark shields and david brooks are with us to analyze the week's news. all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. ♪ >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> sreenivasan: wall street worried away all of the week's gains today amid fears of slowing growth worldwide. the federal reserve had cited the state of the world economy yesterday, when it opted not to raise interest rates. the dow jones industrial average lost 290 points today, to close back near 16,380. the nasdaq fell 66 poi

this one needed two overtimes and kara lawson sealed it washington, 86-3. the liberty lose the first game of the best of three. talking about tiger. tiger woods having a season to forget. he announced he had back surgery on wednesday and he had the same surgery in march. tiger is already talking about a comeback and hopes to be ready for the 2016 golf season. tiger says the latest operation is disappointing but adds he's a fighter. woods expects to make a full recovery. tiger has been feeling discomfort in his back and thus the need for the surgery. that's it in sports. >> it's been a long time since he's won a championship. >> it might be a long time before we see that again, maybe never. >> he's hoping that's not the >> join the conversation on facebook, twitter and instagram using the hash tag abcny and follow us all here on eye witness news at 11. that's the news for now. i'm sade baderinwa. >> i'm bill ritter. jimmy kimmel is next. eye witness news returns tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m.

kara lemanowicz passed away in her sleep friday night she was a member of the will lacrosse and socceream. an autopsy is pending, but investigators say there is no sign of foul play drugs or alcohol. >>> a family from jackson, new jersey returned home after being stranded for months in portugal with a premature baby. they arrived in a medical transport plain yesterday. the sprats traveled to portugal in may before their twins were due. the babies were due 14 weeks later. hudson didn't make, but hayden made it home. now they are back. >> the battled dentist who killed a famed lion in africa are speaking out for the first time since fueling a global backlash. >> a driver strikes a skate boarder leaving him dead. when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose nicorette mini. 6:00 a.m. on this monday, september 7. labor day. tam is off, nydia han joins us. >> we are following breaking news, traffic tragedy

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joseph pulitzer not to be out done hired a 78-year-old woman named by kara burton. founder of the red cross input in the bill paid for a massive train loaded with supplies, personnel, clothing, medicine and dr. dowd to galveston transferring everything to barges and moving into galveston to render aid to the survivors. not on a beautiful sunny day to be too macabre, but they were at death games basically, what was interesting to back up a bit, what was interesting was a fairly diverse society. whites, blacks, hispanics, jewish, obviously black people were segregated in one area but had access to much of the town. after everything was decimated, the powers that be called a tracker and able-bodied black men to the dead bodies onto barges and the plan was to take those bodies 20 miles to see and dump them for burial at sea. the only problem is bodies float. they were weighted properly and they washed back up on shore. the only way to dispose of those corpses was to burn them. nonstop for weeks at a time they were bodies being burned and after a while realized they need

kara lemanowicz was found unresponsive inside a home in mantua township yesterday morning. she was 14 years old. the girl with was at the home having a sleepover with teammates from her soccer club. officials believe her death is not suspicious. >>> tips from the public helped get a suspected thief off the streets. 28-year-old anthony lynch is charged with two counts of robbery. he snatched women's purses at rehoboth beach. he is being held in lieu of bail. >>> now to the weather and the drought conditions that have taken over new jersey from bergen county to cape my county. as brian thompson explains, the consequences reach far beyond suburban lawns. >> reporter: in bergen county, united water was first out of the gate this week for the appeal for voluntary conservation. it's three main reservoirs below 50% capacity. >> we may be headed into mandatory restrictions. >> reporter: ten days ago there were abnormally dry conditions in northeast new jersey only. now that designation covers most of the state with the northeast rated in a more severe moderate drought. the appeal t

kara lynn, it has been all day? >> reporter: it has and it doesn't look like this will be a quick fix at all. the derailment happened about 1:10 this afternoon. now hours later you can see work is still underway. and the work to up right the cars could take all night. officials tell us that the two last cars of a 16-car freight train hauling construction debris left the tracks at 1:10 west of the hicksville station. the cause is undetermined. thankfully no injuries but it did shut down service on the long island railroad main line, that is the ronkonkoma branch for about 40 minutes this afternoon and now even though passenger trains are getting by on a second track, there are systemwide delays and cancellations. for folks here in new castle, it was a frightening screech followed by a big cloud of dust. >> i just couldn't believe it, the fact that a train could turn over on the rail. >> it was feeling like it was an earthquake. i was downstairs and the next thing you know, i was like is this an earthquake. letter the

this one needed two overtimes and kara lawson sealed it washington, 86-3. the liberty lose the first game of the best of three. talking about tiger. tiger woods having a season to forget. he announced he had back surgery on wednesday and he had the same surgery in march. tiger is already talking about a comeback and hopes to be ready for the 2016 golf season. tiger says the latest operation is disappointing but adds he's a

hundreds gathered at a voorhees field where kara lemanowicz spent a lot of time playing soccer and willacrosse. she was attending a soccer sleep away camp when she passed away in her sleep. >>> codey remains in stable condition at university pennsylvania vet hospital. the he fell 15 feet from a cat walk while searching a middle school after the door was unlocked. >> he fell off a ledge and maybe had traumatic injuries on the way down. >> when he became will a lethae was airlifted to penn. it was program created in 2009. the transport may have saved cody's life, the dog's partner has been at his side at the hospital. >>> five were allegedly involved in several home invasions and assaults and other crimes. one incident was an unprovoked attack that left one student with a broken jaw, three of the accused were starters for the scarlet knights. >>> patco will be returning to a normal schedule between monday and thursday morning, but it is starting a revised schedule beginning thursday midday and running through sunday night. the revised schedule remains in effect through october. >>> people

authorities say 14 year old kara died in her sleep. more than $22,000 has been raised on a go fund me page to help her family with funeral costs. >> and, president obama plans to sign he can tech tiff order today requiring paid sick leave for employees every federal contractors. right now, some 300,000 workers for federal contractors received no paid sick lever. >> right now, it is 5:43. once snubbed wine, is now catching the attention of serious drinkers. rose is gaining in popularity. and as jill wagner record, it is becoming so popular, some retail remembers struggling to keep it on the shelves. >> at the state vineyard in the hampton's of new york fields every grapes go into making their most popular wine, rose. >> so what do you think is behind the popularity of rose? >> it is about the lifestyle. it is about summer. >> co-owner joey said sales every rose pick up few years ago. and now they sell out by the end of the summer. >> each year, you will be making more? er. >> year we're in the going to sell out this year. not like insec

a viewing and funeral mass will be held saturday for 14 year old kara. authority say she died in her sleep at the sleep over at a seoul new jersey home last saturday. she was a member of the eastern regional high school girls soccer and lacrosse teams. >> philadelphia police are increasing their patrols in germantown after series of sexual assaults this week. two women were attack tuesday and a third just few days before that. now, one of the tuesday attacks took place in broad daylight on the 5400 block of wakefield street. all victims describe their attacker as black male, about 5-foot six, with thin build, and in his 20's. >>> 5:08 right now. still ahead, football's back. >> patriots and steelers take off the new season. familiar face is missing. we have details coming up in sports. also this. >> i marvel, i marvel at the ability of people to absorb hurt and just get back up. >> vice president joe biden sit down with stephen colbert to discuss the loss of his son beau biden and the possibility he'll run for president. >> and wild late night chase ends

the national radio host is back with a fabulous find, and 19-year-old is singer songwriter alexia karayoutube. >> and pronounce the name, because we are have two different versions. >> alexia car-ra. >> well, she is canadian, and we are not letting trump build a big wall between here and canada, because we want more of her. >> and we saw you with the jesse jay cover. >> when you sang it, did you know that you would explode? >> well, not this early on in life, because i am only 19, and i did not expect it to be so soon. >> and what caught your eye, elvis? >> like you, on youtube and she said it best, one day doing the covers on youtube and the next she is on "today" show with kathie lee and hoda. and it is like a lightning bolt for you. >> and listen to words of the the new song in a few minute, and it is so relatable and being anti-social and nervous in the crowds. >> and you are at a party, and you don't want to be anywhere but there. >> and you wrote it, right? >> yes, with this guy named sebastian cole. and shout out to you. >> and the best thing that you can learn right ow of the b

cnn's kara murray has more on that. >> reporter: good morning. candidates are trading insults as donald trump dominates the republican field. our cnn/orc poll shows donald trump ahead with 32% support among republican voters. a wide lead over carson with 19% support. both candidates are far ahead of jeb bush at 9% support. the tenor of the campaign has changed over the last couple days. you are seeing trump insulting carly fiorina about her looks. >> many of those comments are made as an entertainer. i did "the apprentice." i decided not to do it again because i wanted to run for president. as everybody said, as an entertainer, it is a much different ball game. >> reporter: ben carson insulted trump about his faith. bobby jindal called trump a carnival act and egomaniac. >> we have a man with no ideology or intellectual curiosity. he is only for himself. he said his favorite book was the bible. he could not name one verse that had an impact on his life. i don't think he read it because he's not in it. >> reporter: we had jeb bush on cnn. he said

kara lemanowicz was found unresponsive inside a home in mantua township yesterday morning. she was 14 years old. the girl with was at the home having a sleepover with teammates from her soccer club. police say her death does not appear to be suspicious. they believe it may have been caused bay medical condition. >> police in delaware say tips from the public helped get a suspected thief off the streets. 28-year-old anthony lynch is charged with two counts of robbery. he snatched women's purses around rehoboth beach. one of the incidents happened just this past tuesday at the tanger outlets. he is being held at the sussex correctional institution in lieu of bail. >>> today tens of thousands of music fans will be setting up camp along the parkway in center city. the two-day made in america festival in philadelphia wraps up today. nbc 10's jesse gary is live along the parkway with a preview. >> reporter: how are you doing? the first act takes the stage at 2:00 this. then the group the weekend takes over at 9:30 tonight. in between hours of music complimented by food, drink and

students at eastern high school in voorhees return to class this week with heavy hearts. 14-year-old kara lemanowicz passed away in her sleep during a sleepover friday night. last night hundreds gathered at the voorhees field to remember her. an autopsy is pending, but investigators say there's no sign of foul play drugs or alcohol. coral would have started her freshman year on tuesday. >>> family and friends held a vigil for a football player who died after being injured in the game. tie rel camera was hit during a punt return. autopsy are not in, but one report indicates his neck may have been broken. school officials say they lost one of their best and brightest. >> thousands of exhausted refugees have arrived in germany after being trapped in hungry. alex markward has more from convene in -- vienna. >>> these refugees arriving from the border of hungry, you can see they are being greeted with teams of volunteers and cups of warm tea. cheers and smiles after such a grueling trip. this group of young syrians heading to germany telling us it's the start of a new life. >> enthough you've

kara lemanowicz was a american e member of -- a member of the american high school and soccer team. pending, but investigators say there are no signs of foul play drugs or alcohol. >>> we're learning about the police k-9 seriously injured during a call in reading berks county. the dog was being cared for at penn vet in philadelphia. annie mccormick followed up on house he is doing. >> reporter: code kody was brought here by a helicopter because he is a police dog injured in the line of duty. talking about the condition of the reading police department k-9. it was during a call when cody during a search. he suffered one laceration. >> he is making progress, his handler is up there, he is very happy that the handler is there. >> reporter: veterinarians and is handlelers, grew concerned when he became will a. >>> he was brought to the university of pennsylvania, a program was created that transports injured police injured search and rescue dogs are transported to the penn vets. after landing, u penn provided the transport van and stretcher to get codey to the emergency room. the minute

kara lemanowicz was found unresponsive inside a home in mantua township yesterday morning. she was 14 years old. the girl with was at the home having a sleepover with teammates from her soccer club. officials believe her death is not suspicious. they believe it may have been caused bay medical condition. >> police in delaware say tips from the public helped get a suspected thief off the streets. 28-year-old anthony lynch is charged with two counts of robbery. he snatched women's purses at rehoboth beach. one of the incidents happened just this past tuesday at the ta tanger outlets. he is being held at the sussex correctional institution in lieu of bail. >> brought conditions have taken over south jersey from bergen county to cape my county. as brian thompson explains, the consequences reach far beyond suburban lawns. >> reporter: in bergen county, united water was first out of the gate earlier this week for the appeal for voluntary conservation. its three main reservoirs below 50% capacity. with this warning. >> we may be headed into mandatory restrictions if demand continu

friends and family will pay their last respects to 14-year-old kara lemanowicz. her service will be at 9:30 to 11:00 this morning in gibsboro. authorities say her death is not suspicious. they think a medical condition may have played a role. >>> now to a warning for college students in philadelphia. police are investigating a rash of robberies near temple's campus. the most recent incident happened on the 1700 block of fontain street. sky force 10 was over the area where police tell us somebody grabbed a temple student from behind as he walked on fontain thursday night. the thief stole his wallet. earlier in the morning, the second victim also had his wallet taken also in that area. use the temple shuttle or use an escort if walking alone. >>> if you live or work in center city, philadelphia and have been wondering about the postal service, here's the deal. on thursday the 24th, those blue collection boxes will be removed from center city. on friday the 25th, four center city post offices are adjusting delivery schedules. check with your carrier. on saturday and

kara lemanowicz was found unresponsive inside a home in mantua township yesterday morning. was 14 years old. the girl with was at the home having a sleepover with teammates from her soccer club. police say her death does not appear to be suspicious. they believe it may have been caused by a medical condition. >>> flames broke out at a two-story house in philadelphia's west oak lane section overnight. the fire started just before 3:3 this morning on 76th avenue. the cause this fire is now under investigation. >>> let's head to chester county. this is all that's left of several townhomes that caught fire yesterday. the american red cross is helping more than a dozen people. flames ripped through three townhomes on armstrong lane in phoenixville yesterday. a viewer sent us this video of flames and black smoke shooting into the sky. investigators are working to determine the cause of this blaze. >>> more viewer video from montgomery county where a car burst into flames. the fire here spread to three other vehicles. this happened in the parking lot of the towers at wyncote apart

take it to the bank, we try to independently confirm it, i haven't seen it in the journal yet, if karaays something like this is happening. liz: she says what? it's all jack all the time. >> jack is going to do both, he's going to do square, coming public soon. liz: how's that going to work for them? >> lead me to believe this is going to be prime for sale. my one caveat, once again, is i think the price is too high for twitter right now. that conversely, oddly, when the price goes down on this thing, it's more likely that it's going to be sold because then you're going to get a potential buyer like facebook or maybe a google or whoever, apple, for all i know, or somebody. maybe we'll buy it. wouldn't it be great if we bought it? liz: we could give ourselves an interview siee didn't get one last time. >> i'm interview you! you will be the ceo. liz: back on the day they went public, even though we were the first business network to give twitter business network love in 2008, they completely shut us out. >> they shunned us. the new york stock exchange did a disgraceful thing with us, pus

who are these people, kara dellvine and adrian lima, who is tied for second place with nine million-dollar. >> so you know some people, credit model would you say, tough to be pretty but you have to keep a lot up to keep those jobs and keep people hiring you. >> keep a lot up. >> i'm just saying. >> keep your body in shape, hair has to always be done. >> i know. >> you have to look pretty. >> a lot of people, don't they smoke cigarettes so they do not eat. they do appetite suppressant type activities. >> i think maybe some of them do. i don't know. can you imagine you have to keep a certain size, so you can keep getting jobs, do you know how much i eat popcorns, snickers, ice cream. >> but you are happy. you glow with beauty. >> you are sweet. >> we all call her kate, at least almost everyone, why chris jenner says she refuses to call her ex by her new name. that is will smith. you know his wife jada pink it smith is celebrating a birth the day-to-day. i looked it up yesterday, i forget how old she is. >> she was born in baltimore, mar lab. same place as me. >> wonder did they meet in holl

>> that report coming to us from kara swisher, who says jack dorsey could be named the permanent ceo as early as tomorrow. dorsey would also apparently continue to run square, as the payments company where he's also ceo. square did recently file for an ipo. this started this summer, when dick costello stepped down. the stock popping on this news, but it has been under real pressure year to date, down nearly 30%. down about 50% in the past 12 months, so why dorsey being given the job? swisher says it's because the company needs someone with real product chops. that's why dorsey was brought back. already on twitter, plenty of reaction and speculation. we've seen people wondering whether this news positions twitter to be awared. others saying they've been committing capital to this company in the hopes that they get this kind of headline. you can expect a lot more tweets to follow. we will keep you posted. back to you guys. >> he thinks it's better to be acquired. thank you. our josh lipton. more of that story to come. markets here have the dow up 182 points, as we look to close out wha

kara lawson sealed it. 86-83. the luckty lose. >>> tiger woods having a to forget. yesterday he announced he had back surgery on wednesday. he had that same surgery back in march. tiger already talking about a comeback. he hopes to be ready for a return in the 2016 golf season. tiger says this latest operation is disappointing, but adds he is a fighter. woods expects to make a full recovery. tiger has been feeling discomfort in his back in recent weeks and, thus, the need for the surgery. >>> laura behnke will be back tonight. i am anthony johnson. you go out and have a great saturday. >>> man. >> that has been some road he's on. >> tiger woods, man. can't control his putter. >>> much more ahead on "eyewitness news saturday morning." new details in the investigation of an infamous drug lord's escape from a prison in mexico. >>> . >>> and a new york first responder who died after big oh, stay on that one. [changes channel] sometimes it's hard to catch all your favorite shows. you're killing me, dad. give me that, please. with time warner cable's enhanced dvr, you can

kara: thai, but this is less well known. travel restrictions meant the sport kept a low international profile. that seems to be slowly changing. we have this report. >> it was once considered the martial arts of hooligans, but the traditional self defense form has cleaned up its act. no longer considered the preserve of village folk, it's embraced in towns and cities, too. a former fighter and founder of a boxing club that not only trains professionals, also offers classes to enthusiasts. the sport is compared to thai kick boxing, but there's more raw in it. opponents can use all body parts and head butts are allowed. >> what is the difference between kick boxing? the difference not only the tactics, but the way we fight. >> the front compound of his home is used as the training zone. there's no air conditioning, no fancy machines. much like the sport itself, it's down to earth. >> if this boxing gym can be used and it's growing by leaps and bounds, from just one student and it offering recreational classes five years ago, i

. >> reporter: kara, who owns the velvet lily boutique just a few store fronts away from the starbuckss concerned about the message here. >> i think it's good business to offer public servants access to facilities when they need them. >> would you rather them urinate outside and pollute? >> reporter: starbucks has responded by insisting this will never happen again, while the sergeant has yet to speak on the matter, in the post he did write, "it's hip for this generation to berate and totally disrespect cops in front of the public and praise cop killers as the heros of their time." some say respect is a two-way street. >> the cops really have no respect for us around here. a lot of them disrespect us in a lot of ways. they expect respect back, well, you have to give it to get it. >> as you can see, a lot of mixed reaction we got out there. today when i went into that starbucks by myself, i asked for the key code to see what would happen, the barista working didn't hesitate to share it even though i didn't buy anything. also we did see some posts on facebook about the neighboring starbu

>> kara from hartsdale, new york, is one of a dozen rising high school seniors selected to meet pope francis during his whirlwind new york city visit. >> at first shocked because there is a multitude of students they could have picked from. >> meeting him is like meeting the disciple of jesus. it's like, wow, i am one step closer to jesus. >> reporter: the principals from 12 high schools and the new york diocese diocese hand picked based on academic and spiritual excellence. >> i am eager. exiting. i couldn't believe it. i had chills. my head was spinning. >> richard's dad couldn't be more proud of his son's honorable opportunity. >> i thought of willie wonka and the chocolate factory. he got a golden ticket. >> reporter: they will be lined up in a hallway inside our lady queen of angels school. they will have a few minutes to see and possibly speak to the pope. some students plan what they want to say. >> my mother is diagnosed with cancer, terminal cancer a couple of months ago. if i could, i would like the pope to maybe say a prayer for my father. it would mean the world to me. >>

kara lemanowicz died after spending a night in a tent.next morning, her friends tried to get her up and they found her unresponsive. authorities say the death is not suspicious and think a medical condition may have played a role. >>> we'll check back on the situation on the vine street expressway. that's an important link to everybody getting to work. >> jessica boyington, what's the latest? >> a lot of people have to get to the vine street expressway if you're getting to the schuylkill or 95. fortunately it's only hitting one side of the vine street expressway right now, the westbound side. that's been out there for quite some time. you can see the police activity up ahead. they're on to the left-hand side. we had an earlier jackknifed tractor-trailer. all lanes being forced to head over into one lane. these cars right in here are stopped because they have to merge over this way. to 30th street station or the schuylkill expressway, we're in a ten miff minute drive time. definitely in the red. it's at least doubled right now. this is a b

. >> reporter: kara is an eagles fan, her boyfriend is a cowboys fan. he's the worst kind of dallas fan, not from texas fan. how did you become a cowboys fan and live here? we can't let that guy ruin our fun. it's game night, we should drop a whooping on the falcons. smells like an easy win. >> chip kelly developed the offense that's been incorporated to swamp out other teams that can't keep up with its pace. and that's what's going to happen tonight. the falcons don't have a chance. >> reporter: it's going to get busy here tonight. i have a real dilemma, i teach a writing class, i know the students are sitting by their e-mail waiting for me to cancel class. guys, we made a commitment, we need to be there, we're going to stick with it. maybe we can work a tv into the mix somehow, do some sports writing and work the game into the curriculum, so to speak, so we don't miss any of the awesome game we're very, very pumped for. live in wilmington, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> tim, thank you. >>> nbc 10 is your official eagles station, even when the game isn't

authorities say 14 year old kara lemonwitz died in her sleep. they spent the night outside in a tent at sewell home. teen was found unresponsive saturday morning, pronounced dead at the scene. she was a member of the eastern regional high school girls soccer and lacrosse teams. no deal tails right now on what caused her death. an autopsy is pending, but investigators do not suspect foul play. friends of the family have started a go fun me page to help with funeral costs. so far raised $22,000. >>> now to campaign 2016, and there is a big shake up in the democratic presidential pole numbers this morning, new survey shows hillary clinton is on the way down while vermont senator bernie saunders pulls ahead for the first time. don champion has that story. >> reporter: bernie saunders travels to manchester, new hampshire today, riding a wave of good news. a new pole shows he surged ahead of hillary clinton therefore the first time. presidential election held today, then sanders would beat clinton 41% to 32%, if vice president joe biden was in the rac

used barbie jeep, and then she started riding it around san mar coast telling her her daddy took her kara way. >> she's a diva, she doesn't walk, ride a bike, she has got to get somewhere and she has to get there. she's stubborn. >> reporter: now pictures of tara monroe are turning up on the internet. she's getting phone calls from reporters. although she wouldn't talk on camera she admits she's freaked out by at tension. >> she is paying and continues to pay the bills for her actions and i want her and everyone else, all of the kid in college to get out there and do the right thing, and learn from it, and in the do it. >> reporter: the way her daddies talking she will drive that barbie creep for a long time to come. doug miller. >>> my goodness, she won't talk to the cameras but family they are putting it all out there. that is some crazy stuff. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" kentucky county clerk who refused to issue same sex marriage licenses is spending her holiday weekend in jail see support she's receiving outside the prison. >>> plus it is a typical lifetime for one utah wa

they rates -- coco kara is 2%.ng more than 18 trades? family mart has more than 18 customers.re catching up. .6%. family mart today is expect things to -- expected to pay about $12 billion to buy coco store. shery: let's rub out before it starts moving again. angela: that's the verdict from the stock exchange. ♪ coming upusiness next. what are you looking at? >> japan data, of course. a company called wisdom tree, we will talk with the ceo. also, data out of china. , and we haveat tony blair's spokesman talking about his new book. it's called "winners, how they succeed." we will be discussing all of that. and a battery that can charge in a minute. is there a downside? angela: thank you for joining us. ♪ rashad: it's tuesday, the eighth of september, and this is "trending's nest." business."g going to be live in tokyo, israel, and singapore this hour. this is what we are watching. gathering gloom. expecting a range of data from china this week, and none of it except

and kara, what high school do you go to?pecial visit for you. really looking for a miracle. what question do you plan to ask the pope? >> i plan to ask the pope if he could help maybe say a prayer for my father because he's terminally ill. it would mean a lot to me. >> and what will that moment be like for you? >> i think it would just really take like a weight off my shoulders to know that it's definitely in god's hands and whatever plan he has i'm going to accept it at that moment. >> our prayers with you and your family as well. >> thank you. >> what high school do you go to. >> our lady of lords. >> and this is going to be a big moment for you, i'm sure. are you nervous now. >> oh, yeah. definitely. >> he's a calming guy. he's going to calm you down. what opportunity does this mean for you? what do you expect to be able to talk to him about? >> anything really. i just really am honored to represent my school. i think it's going to be an awesome opportunity and i'm really excited for it. >> wonderful. all right. richard,

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kara: imagines like that really with the focus now on children in the middle of this crisis is going to change the response? >> well, i think we've already seen some change. those kinds of horrifying images are really relatable. people immediately think about their own children and that can turn the tide of history. i think we've seen quite a marked difference in the way the world leaders are starting to react to this crisis. that child is of course sadly one of many, and the only way we're going to come out of this is really united action, so it's not just about those coming in to europe, but mainly because of those who are left behind, those in syria. we know that within syria, there are more than "million people displaced. the majority of those refugees are going to neighboring countries, so it's really about addressing the root causes of this refugee and migrant crisis. that means that the only way to end this misery is to end the conflict. >> you talk about united action. what does that look like to you? >> we are starting to see a much more collective response, collective actio