lars: for sure, they won't. that is what most people on wall street are thinking. just about four to six weeks ago everybody was absolutely certain that an interest rate hike would come in the month of september, but then the chinese came out and the value the yuan, making the dollar stronger. we had a mixed mag of economic -- mixed bag of economic data. at the same time it seems more like the federal reserve might be scared a little bit of the market reaction. once the interest rate goes up, whether that is in september or any other month, there will certainly be losses on wall street. >> doesn't that just prolong the uncertainty for the markets? the markets do not like uncertainty, do they? >> absolutely not. it does exactly that, it prolongs the uncertainty. even though people know once the interest rate goes up, they will see losses here on wall street. they still want this to be finally over. they think it is long overdue, and as a matter of fact, it is. growth is back in the united states, partially due to the influx of cheap money, but also the economy has s

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signature lar springs and bonanza springs. have hundreds of commuters late for work this morning following the closure of southbound 680. lanes shut down as cruise investigate a fatal accident which happened about an hour ago. we are just getting word that lanes are trickling by there. single file. traffic still bumper to bumper. almost stacking up quickly toward highway 24. continue to use your alternates. take al costa boulevard or san ramon. even the alternates are backed up. we'll move on to highway 4. motorcycle accident. entire lievens highway 4 bumper to bumper. yulely>>>> a heat advisory in effect once again today. trijt fchs 102 livermore. temperatures topping near 80s around san francisco. 70s along the coast. good news heat wave short lived. tomorrow we drop temperatures. first day of fall will feel like fall and temperatures in the 80s for the remainder week. 60s along the coast. one more day of hot weather. re. >> thanks for watching. >> thanks for watching. remember your next local update captioning funded by cbs

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berra was behind the plate for don lar son's game. he was known for yogiisms. >> it's not over until it's over, kid. >> that led to roles in commercials. >> to give you cash, which is as good as money. he coached and wu elected to baseball's hall of fame in 1972. yogi berra will be remembered for his baseball talents and humor, a yankee great, one of the best catcher to ever play the game. nbc news. >> the term one of a kind gets thrown out there, pretty safe saying he's one of a kind. come yogiisms, nobody goes there anymore, i's too crowded. or directions, when you come to a fork in the road, pick the fork. then there's the famous, it's day va view all other again. and of course what he said about his team looking up in the midst of a pennant race, it ain't over until it's over. >> there's so many of them. >> he's got a whole rolodex of things. >> not to mention a lot of talent. >> not too bad. from one accomplished baseball player to a very accomplished meteorologist. looking at fog this morning. >> i don't know about all of that.

for the time being, though, this might be a pop yup lar place for the upcoming weekend. it is foings r going to get hot inland which means warmt add the coast. 70 degrees in oakland. 73, san jose. half-moon bay, you're cooling coin. and sown jose is looking at briets skews right now. 81 in livermore. how so far, low 60s to low 820 ds today. that's what we have in store for yur morning tomorrow: sunny and warmer tomorrow afternoon. it's going to be cooler midweek just as fall begins. tomorrow, not foo bad. 70 at the beaches. and then triple digit heat inland on sunday. tomorrow morning, mostly clear. a few patches of clouds on the school side in the 50s. so you may need to put on that extra layer. and then, for the afternoon tomorrow, 86 in gill roy, 81 san jose, south bay. still pretty warm on wednesday. mid 6 0s to low 80s. we're going to end summer with some hot weather and bring on cooler weather as the seasons change. >> all right, still ahead, capping a ride. the amazing moment capturing a surfing seal. >> cheryl and dan, donald trump set to speak at who was the rea

despite the de blasio's administration throwing millions of d lars at the problem, it's gotten worse. >>fo homeless population has been steadily increasing. like if we had a warehouse wcore they were lwcked up then let them into the street. >> we don't chase human beings in crisis. we try to address their problems and get them the health they need and off the streets. >> ome homeless advocates say affordable apartments are counseling on site is the solution. it's expensive. >>> a shocking construction accident. a man barely escapes with his life after a steam explosion. why this video is now at the center of a legal fight. >>> the race to solve the mystery of lost gold dating ack to world war ii. the maze of tunnels treasure hunters are searching for. >>> chuck, september got off to a sizzling start as we entered another heat wave in new york city. the hottest x yet to come. we'll look at the seven-day forecast and tell you what to expect coming up after the break. hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility

. >> that must have been pretty difficult to deal with on a reg l lar basis. how did that affect your family life? >> it affected me because it required me to be in the hospital. sometimes if it was during a time when school was in. at the time, i'm very athletic and playing basketball. i would have to leave school and go to the hospital and spend a few days, which required me to take off from those activities as well as take away from my schoolwork, and it also took away from me spending time with my family and i was very active in my church. so it took me away from my faith community as well. >> are you now an activist? >> i wouldn't say i'm an activist, but what i would say is that although i'm cured, i don't -- i don't ever want to forget about those who are still in that present situation, because i know what it feels like to suffer with such a deadly disease. so i think that it's my responsibility to reach out to the community, to raise awareness as much as i can, for all of my brothers and my sisters who are still going through the fight of circumstanti

. >> no matter how you look at it, it is a stanle substantially lar that we did not expect. there was not one disease that stood out but there were so many, 68 types of different diagnoses that we found that were missed in the primary care setting. >> dr. singh found that the main reason doctors get it wrong is how little they spent with the patients. the pressure to see even more patients are fueled by the medical system where doctors are paid by the visit. helen haskel spends a lot of time thinking about a physician's time and attention. ever since she admitted her 15-year-old son lewis to a hospital to straighten his breast bone. >> we were very nervous to wait for the surgery to finish. we thought that was the moment of highest risk so when he came out and everything seemed to have gone all right we were relieved. it was the third morning after surgery a few minutes after he had been given an injection of toredol. >> toredol is a powerful painkiller that has known risks. >> he suddenly developed excruciating pain in his upper abdomen. beads of sweat popping out on hi ski

. >> premise are looking for two home burglaries who stepped over the line from lars my to cruelty the look at this man, they tricked a family dog into eating glass. here is the latest. >> two burglars were captured on surveillance video about to break into a fremont home on august 25 around 9 pock a.m. and the homeowner who wants to be identified only as george, said the camera was shooting 30 second clips every five minutes and it missed the burglar smashing the sliding glass door and doing the unthinkable. >> what they did was throw dog feet and dog treats into the glass as a way to silencing the dog. >> the black lab was pleading from her mouth and the water bowl was red and george rushed her to a veterinarian thing she ate glass. >> probably the dog was lucky and got in there as labs do and ate the first treat or two and cut his mouth and backed off and did not take any more. >> veterinarian thinks she may is passed a few pieces and george thinks he knows why the burglars smashed the sliding glass door. >> opening the door would set off the alarm. >> police say they have seen an u

and let's not forget it's not like we have no eyes and ears on iran's nauk lar facilities.ran is the second-most watched and monitored nuclear program currently in the world. the only country that is morme monitored is japan. because of the disaster in fukushima. so let's not assume that there is no understanding of the capacity, the scope of iran's nuclear facilities, and as john kerry has said from mining the uranium all the way down through the whole fuel cycle, there will be checks and balances in place. >> what about the political opposition in iran? i mean, we presume that the ayatollah is on board with this plan, otherwise it wouldn't have come to fruition, but are there any powerful members of the iranian revolutionary council who are still saying no? >> yes, and this is very important. because as john kerry has said within those camp of individuals and groups within iran who are the stanch anti-americans, their chants have also included death to rouhani. the current president of iran. and this is important, because they do not want peace to succeed. they do not wan

right now sunday and lar day look nice. our sixth nice weekend in a row.three-degree guarantee coming up. >>> major developments in the case of freddie gray. tonight the streets of baltimore are quiet after an all-day hearing. the day began with protesters chanting for gray and other men who have died in police custody as a judge handed down three important pretrial decisions. garrett haake has been covering the case since it first began in april. he was out with demonstrators in downtown baltimore. >> reporter: the day ended with a victory for the defense. separate trials for each of six is defendants, then a wake to see how the city would react. pretrial motions almost never get this kind of attention. even in a prominent murder case. but outside the courthouse in baltimore activists drew crowds with familiar messages. inside the courtroom, two early victories for state's attorney marilyn mosby. >> there's a very clear message from the judge which is file motions that have merit. don't try to throw everything up in the air and see if something sticks. >>

new guidelines on prosecuting executives in white cal lar cases not just their corporations. according to the "new york times" this is in response to criticism the obama administration did not prosecute people involved in the financial melt down and housing crisis in 2008. by going after certain individuals the justice department says it hopes to change corporate culture. >> the entire san jose city council under investigation. the mercury news reporting that san jose ethics commission announced yesterday it's launching an investigation into nearly 40 city council members and candidates. that, by the way, including mayor sam liccardo. it's an unprecedented move. the committee thinks council members and candidates may have violated an election law. >>> a civil rights group is calling for change at whole foods stores nationwide after a security guard allegedly beat a shopper unconscious in oakland. since last week's incident whole foods has hired a new security company and eliminated armed guards from its northern california locations, but the group color of change says that's

a press conference with a woman with a berka on standing next to him going she will not offend the larsmed. that would be the day to see mike huckabee defend sharia law. >> mike huckabee looks like a wrinkled thumb. i've had enough of-- i'm just mad. you want to know why? >> larry: i know, go. >> because my whole life i've grown up and everyone is like, "you're going to hell. you're bad. you're wrong. god says so. religion says so. politicians say so." finally america is saying that isn't right, and this woman should go to jail. so i'm enjoying it. ( laughter ) that's it. that's it. >> larry: we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) it's come to my attention that there's an imposter colonel out there, he's trying to be me. that's crazy. they can't just grab some super funny hollywood actor, throw a white suit on him... ...and try to pass him off as the real colonel sanders. and i should know, because i am colonel sanders. and this is my incredibly delicious $5 fill up meal. i'm colonel sanders. i know that. (door squeaking) it's finger lickin' good. i was just showing him. give me t

the stairwell has become a pop yuf lar place to relax or work out during the day. however, at night, it often turns into a party or drug spot. police have had a hard time regular lating it because it was considered a sidewalk. the new law proposed by san jose senator jim biehl gives the city the power to regulate it now ntw as a sidewalk but as a park. >>> a setback for drivers hoping that the third lane would be opened by next week. >> but the agency says it needs two years to get that done. >> well, a possible bedbug infestation has forced the closure of a second library in palo alto in less than a week. health officials are checking to see if the bugs are in the library on mule road. just yesterday, a separate library there reopened after it was treated for bedbugs. the north branch of the berkley is back open today after an infestation there. >> all right. you may want to dig through your cloz et and find a sweater soon. >> yes, it's sweater weather now. but we may be talking wiper weather in the not-too-distant future. details are coming up. >> thank you, sand

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stephan lar son hoist president of the old navy will be taking over but lauren will drive the company's vision. he is staying on as chief creative officer. ralph lauren corporation created $7.5 billion in sales last year so big business here. erika and nicole good such an iconic american brand and founded 48 years ago, he looks amazing. >> he looks about 48. good interesting stuff. >> jill, thank you. >>> coming up, we will get a check of weather and traffic. >> we will be right back. >>> let's check the roads with meisha. we have wet roads today. >> wet roads can mean a lot of problems, so give yourself a couple extra minutes. this is one of the area, good morning by the way, happy hump day to you. we have flooding in malvern, 202 northbound between route 30 and 401. various rains are flooded so make sure that you are in the malvern area to give yourself a couple extra minutes. you can see flashing lights. clean up crews are trying to get this cleaned up. patco is running on a special schedule today and tomorrow for those taking speed line. clean up still on the parkway still blocking

many took pride in contributing to this lar large mural set a guiness world record for the most contributionso a paint by number piece anyone who want to do contribute including former governor tom corbett and his wife susan. the mural will be permanent display at saint mal low can i's school in north philadelphia. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the historic event. we'll bring you live non-stop coverage all weekend long. showcasing all of the major events during the pontiff's visit. we've got you covered right here tv and also at cbsphilly.com. >>> now after the pope's departure, philadelphia was supposed to welcome another high-powered well-known world figure to the city. but now that's not happening. still ahead at 11:00 night why the dalai lama canceled his upcoming october visit to the united states. plus a shocking resignation. house speaker john boehner gets emotional when he announces he's calling it quits. why he says it's time to move on. >>> and bucks county family is counting down the hours to an extraordinary opportunity. the role they'll play during sunday

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drummer lars ulrich says festivals have become a big part of their touring.ut stadiums. >> it's a great chance to play for people who are maybe seeing the diversity of the festival itself is something that people not only expect but it's something they depend on. >> reporter: diversity that now includes deejays. a sea of fans swarmed to the stage for cascade, a ea40-ydr-ol mormon and father of three. >> it's insane. i can't keep up with it. >> reporter: but he's taking advantage of it. he played a festival every weekend this summer. >> when i produce my own shows there's always that risk, am i going to sell 10,000 tickets, am i going to sole sell 25,000 tiktss? with this i get a fee, i show up, i do my bit, and i go home. >> reporter: artists are also trying to counter the 67% decline in album sales since 2000. that's why the cold war kids played festivals before they even had an album ten years ago. >> we started at the time of myspace. i don't know if we ever really thought about making money off of physical sales of music. it's always something that we've

german chons lar merkle's ruling coalition are scheduled to meet so plans could be made for funding effortss on the ground say the waves of folks showing no signs of letting up. >> we had 6,800 refugees at the station yesterday and since midnight there are another 1,200 have arrived. between then and 8:00 o'clock this morning. we are counting on the same amount of people arriving during the day today. >> reporter: pope francis am peeling to the masses sunday as he pleaded for catholic churches across europe to offer relief and shelter for those who have been displaced. begging his followers to show mercy to the thousands of cyreans fleeing from civil war poverty and hardship. >> faced way tragedy tens of thousands of refugees fleeing from hunger on the road in hope of a better life the gossip asks us to show solidarity ton give them hope. >> reporter: what tar, united arab em rates, kuwait, a ma and rain, n washington elizabeth prann fox news. >> vacation to europe turned into a four month ordeal for a new jersey family after their twins were born early in portugal. how social media helped

this was pap lar all summer -- popular all summer long so dew point said they would take them. the balls will be poured in the art space once they are all over there. there is huge excitement on what to do with the balls. the coordinator we spoke to said we are not sure what will happen but we want to do something cool. >> this is an amazing opportunity to do something grand. this is an opportunity to do something to leads to the mission, the design and the arts mission. >> behyof -- beehive of activity happening here. they are not messing around. dupont going to try to figure out what to do with the 700,000 plastic balls. this is probably happening for the next 2 to 36 hours. there will be a lot of work getting done until the balls are over in the dupont circle. a lot of fun to a lot of kids. coming up next on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- get ready for traffic to return. look at that and some other sure signs summer is coming to a close. >> plus the court clerk at the center of the battle in kentucky makes the next move. >> mangled metal on the side of a road. coming up tonight hear

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it was spes tack lar. >> well, it's great to see you derrick. you for sharing your incites. >> thank you, john. >>> more than half of this planet was treated to a rare event in the sky last night for the first time in more than 30 years, a super moon, a total eclipsed happened at the same time. nearly 3 billion people could see a rare event. a lunar eclipse happening during a super moon when the moon is closest to the earth. it's the first time we have seen this combination in more than 30 years. the climax could be seen late sunday night as the earth moved directly between the sun and the moon, the full moon faded and turned red as light was reflected. this is how it looked for people in washington, d.c., and for spar gazers in vancouver, canada. we won't see another combined super moon and eclipse until 2033. >>> that's our broadcast. thank you for watching. i'm john siegenthaler. the news continues next with antonio mora. don't go away. ♪ >> russian are russian rhetoric. receiprhetoric.resisting e-ing. >> i'm not concerned about that being an

it is sim lar to pam polea, butened with the participants chasing and killing the bull. supporters argue it's a tradition, protesters say it belongs in the middle age. now a look at how news outlets across the world are reacting to various event, an editor yore in "jerusalem post" criticizes a sit antidiscrimination law and they say an islamic preacher called jews the most evil creatures of allah and a cancerous tumor. a complaint was dismissed leading to calls for changes to that law. >> the korea herald looks at the u.s. presidential race, and the editorial angry persons rise up. they say the popularity of nonestablishment candidates is a sign of long and deep dissatisfaction with the country's current situation. >> and this cartoon in the irish times comment on the struggle affecting the government. showing members of a refugee families want to live free. the official response pretty well anywhere but northern ireland. >> an exhibition looking back at 20 years of dissident artist's work wei wei in london. the passport was returned by the chinese government in july, al

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drummer lars olrick says festivals have become a big part of touring. >> why do you play festivals when that are maybe seeing it for the first time. the diversity of the festival is now something that people not only expect, but something they depend on. >> reporter: diversity that now includes deejay. this sea of coachella swarmed the stage for cascade, a 44-year-old mormon and father of three. >> the growth of festivals right now is insane. it can't keep up with it. >> reporter: but he's taking advantage of it. he played a festival every week end this summer. >> i produce my own shows, there's always that risk, am i going to sell 10,000 tickets, 25,02 25,000 tickets? with this, i get a fee, i show up and do my bit and go home. >> reporter: artists are also trying to encounter the 67% decline in album sales since 2000. that's why the cold war kids played festivals before they even had an album ten years ago. >> we started at the time of myspace. i don't know if we ever really thought about making money office cal sales of music. it's always something we kind of just accept ed. festival

vehicle imaginable in this square block and on some of the rooftops there are nypd with bin knack cue lars and high-powered rifles. it is impressive. [ inaudible ]. >> jim, we are having trouble with your sound. it keeps going in and out. he said there is security top to bottom. rooftops, on the ground, they have got this covered. >> this is the planning that has gone into this. this is months and months of planning between the nypd, this is one of the largest planning events ever according to william bratton. they put in the time and clearly succeeded in their plans doing a wonderful job putting this together. let's go to marcus solis in east harlem, our lady queen of angels school where they are preparing for the pontiff to come by. marcus? >> marcus, can you hear us. >> reporter: ken, we are on third avenue. they are lining up for hours even though it will be over three hours until the pope's motorcade comes by. we will see -- we can see people lined up with flags. they are also waving flags, signs, they are very excited. they have been here for hours bit of time until the pope comes he

lars week they said 20% were women. this year intel says they doubled that. let me oosk you this. is it that they are trying or is it that there aren't qualified candidates to fill the positions? and i say that with sarcasm in my vice. i have heard the same's over the last four decades in industries from automotive and now to tech. >> i think that they are trying. i disagree that there is a lack of talent. however, i would say there's a gap in the pipeline. that is happening. the pipeline is getting - for the case of this conversation, women in front of the companies, understanding the jobs. many of those companies - goggle has an internal referral system. they work highly on employees referring. oftentimes this jumps over external efforts they might have. nowadays there are more of the hiring managers that are going out to things like bootcamps, perhaps to an organization like all star. the pipeline, that's were there may be a cap. the tech talent is there. >> when i taught on the college level. i was surprised most of my stunts lacked what they needed. that was imagination. how

. >>> there is a new hash tag trend ought there today, hash tag pay sam lar sen. who is that?. he is out of portland and yesterday he posted a side by side of instagram post from 104 woke ago do. you see it there on the left? -- weeks ago. do you see it there on the left? that is a wild. on the right is a picture, it is a new t-shirt by the clothing chain forever 21. >> you can see they are very similar. the i is on arrow and in his post he says quote i normally keep this stuff private but this is too ridiculous. i hope you plan to pay me royalties for stealing my hart. >> art. >> that is spot on. wow. >>> so katy perry has been inviting fans up on stage throughout her tour but over the weekend one very touchy feeling fan at the show seemed to even make her uncomfortable. take a look. . >> she is kissing me. [ laughter ] >> giving a little play by play there for the crowd she touched, smelled, even groped her. at one point she commented the fan may be high on something. >> the fan says she wasn't high or drunk. >> okay >> that is what he says. >> she said she was up since 4:30

whenever the largest date -- lar ge state raises, the little state has to raise the same amount of money. so the little states have to pay more per person than the big states so that the total amount of money equals out. it is a backdoor way of saying, never do this. because who would do that? don't you think it would be unfair that someone living in montana pays 10 times the rate of someone living in florida, simply because of location? it was a backdoor way to never have that tax. we never did have direct taxes, by tehhe way, until the 16th amendment came along. it takes away the apportionment requirement. it's gone now. intoat is why it got place. that is the whole reason the amendment was put there. the apportionment rule was clever. the founding fathers would roll over today. they would never envisioned taking 39% of someone's income and giving it to the federal government. they never envisioned to that ever. yes sir. audience: how does historical fiction help us understand history? mr. berry: if it is done correctly and accurately, it can be a great teaching tool. history is a stor

steven lars son will takeover at ceo, lauren will be chairman and chief design person there. it closed at a 52-week low, it is soaring in afternoon market, street saying to ralph could you were past your prime with respect to being the ceo, tweet me if you know his real name, i can't say it on tv, i might get bleeped. >> and today videos heavily doctored. we'll have people here talking about it because, your taxpayer money is helping planned person parenthood we'll be right back. >> flood flood floo planned parenthood has been in the news, latest smear campaign is based on effort by our opponent to entrap our doctors and clinics into breaking the law, and our opponents failed. failed. charles: that was the president of planned parenthood facing off with g.o.p. congress really now fighting the republicans to whether or not this should be a key concern or key moment or reason to shut down the government. something that everyone is wondering about. part of bigger narrative. about the establishment of g.o.p., joining me now. author of "unlikeable." let's talk about this planned p

me for asking you a perhaps obviously question, what is the feeling there now, one of the five bill lars of islam, one of the holiest times, what is their mead? >> i was walking through gates when i spoke to you barbara and i walked under four cranes and what basically made me, what if something had happened again, people expecting rain for the next 48 hours, sporadically. a big world event like this yes, injuries may take place, yes there may be illnesses but no one expects a catastrophe of this nature. but they can't stop hajj. it is a marre mandatory featuree year. but it's unusual that a tragedy of this type takes place. >> hasan patel, thank you so much for sharing your views and what you witnessed there with us. >>> and now we can cross to al jazeera hashem ahelbarra, from doha. the focus is really on the saudi authorities to make sure that everything goes smoothly and there hasn't been any accidents at hajj or any major ones for about a decade. there was a history of, before, of stampedes and fire. how much pressure do you think there is going to be on the saudi authorities to mak

throughout the morning we're going to be monitoring all of the security activity as well as sek lar traffic. live for now, monique braxton. >> another busy day ahead. he will begin at the united nations where he will address the general assembly in spanish and english at 8:30 this morning. then expect the pope to address climate change and other issues that impact world poverty. after the speech the pope will visit ground zero, he will pray at one of the pools and take part in a ceremony where family of the victims will attend. his last stop of the day, mass at madison square guard tchblt pontiff will ditch his pope mobile and use a golf cart. prior to his arrival the audience treated to performances from harry connick jr. and jennifer hudson. >> katy zachry was in the big apple. she joins us with what it was like. >> you can probably feel the excitement. i was there when pope francis touched down in new york when he was flown in a helicopter. you could feel the excitement even hours before pope francis arrived in the city, people had lined manhattan streets hoping to catch a glimpse of his