that's what's happening now, lauren. lauren: thanks, adam.d trump is getting to get enough votes to lead the nation. another campaign behind the scenes to find out who will be the next party chair. james rosen has the story. >> multiple published reports and all observable phenomena suggest the former gop candidate has set her sights on the chairmanship of the republican committee. fiorina intends to campaign for down-ballot candidates all as the domain names for carlyfor chair.com were registered last month. >> she has extensive travel plan campaigning for vulnerable congressional candidates. >> briefly served as running mate to texas senator ted cruz. expected to step down after an unprecedented three terms. >> i am not going to do -- >> former virginia teenager and senator struggled at the party convention in cleveland to change rnc rules including an effort to strip the party chair. her chairmanship would be seen as strengthening the hand of those party activists who sought such changes and highly advantageous for one-time running mate mu

lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti.r janet yellen signals that an interest rate hike could be coming as soon as next month and this week's release of the august job's report could be a make or break for rate rise. we will tell you what to expect. nicole: no doubt. the dow down 157 points last week. let's check in on u.s. stock market futures this morning ahead of the opening bell. down arrows. dow futures down and nasdaq down 6. lauren: nikkei up 2.3%, markets in china flat. nicole: oil prices dropped nearly 3%. let's check on oil at this moment. 46.99. down 1.3%. lauren: big night for music industry,ey bce big winner of mtv music awards but not without controversy. nicole: after winning four in a row, and the red sox lose game in their hunt for the al east league. all the highlights in sports for you. lauren: in the meantime we say good morning to you, 5:31 a.m., august 29, august is flying by. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: trump tweeting, quote, i will be making a maj

lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. we will have those details. nicole: friday's release was better than expected and that sparked a stock rally, the dow up nearly 200 points on friday. checking u.s. stock market futures this morning, record closes for the nasdaq and the s&p and today up arrows once against. dow futures up 43. s&p futures up 5. lauren: no hangover this morning. check out the nikkei in japan gaining 2 and a half percent and in china gaining about 1%. nicole: oil snap it had two-week losing streak. let's see what it's doing right now. it's up one and a quarter percent. lauren: japan's emperor makes rare televised address, if he steps down, it will be the most sick nÍficant change to japan's imperial system since world war ii. nicole: in sports michael phelps leads team to victory. in baseball alex rodrÍguez says he will hanging up cleats. we will have all the highlights for you. lauren: it is monday august 8th, you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. we start with this new

lauren, that's what's happening now. lauren: thanks, nicole.eter barnes takes it side-by-side comparison and breaks the numbers. >> he would also cut the top business tax rate from 35% to 15% which would help many owners of individual businesses and partnerships. clinton wants to impose a 4% surcharge on anyone who easterns more than $5 million a year. she would adopt the so-called buffet people for people who make more than a million dollar a year pay 35%. warren paid taxes lower than his secretary and that was unfair. trump would eliminate the estate tax completely. clinton has proposed more limits on it and raising the top rate from 40% to 45%. on corporate taxes trump would make the top rate 15% as i mentioned but he would also eliminate a lot of business deductions, clinton would charge an exit tax to make it costly for u.s. companies to move overseas and simply fied tacks in paperwork for small businesses. lauren: peter barnes thank you. nicole: rio olympics end with a flame with a path to tokyo. united states was far and away the big med

lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti.in the markets dow posting sixth straight monthly gain in july jumping 2.8% and on this monday morning the first trading day of the month dow futures are higher by 28 points, nasdaq futures gaining 4 and a half. nicole: in asia stocks in china fell after factory data weighed on the markets. the shanghai composite almost down 1%. nikkei in japan, that gained almost a half of one percent. lauren: oil prices tumbled and now hovering right at $41 a barrel, down another one quarter percent this morning. nicole: elon musk, waiting merger but still has to convince shareholders to back the deal. we will have the story. lauren: uber shares operations, ending bruising competition for passengers. nicole: in sports, jimmy walker had to play 36 holes to win pga championship by one stroke over defending champion jason day. we will have the highlights for you. lauren: it is monday august 1st, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. nicole:

lauren: good morning. i am lauren simonetti. hillary clinton opening up a big lead over donald trump. we will have the result. lauren: the data snapping a seven-game losing streak by making it 41 points on the back of a rebound in oil. u.s. stock market futures this morning. s&p futures down the house, lauren: the nikkei gaining over 1% in china positioning a composite gained an attempt 10th of 1%. nicole: oil in a big driver of stocks. yesterday. right now $40.81 a barrel. lauren: elon musk tesla motors amid higher costs and disappointing deliveries but the company sticks to its ambitious production plans. nicole: wal-mart and talks with jeff.com to help battle amazon. lauren: the u.s. soccer team wins their first game in rio and the u.s. flag will be carried at the opening ceremony by swimmer michael phelps, the most decorated athlete in olympic history. the latest from radio. nicole: 5:01 a.m. in new york. thursday, august 4th. we welcome you to transcend and come your first look at today's markets, this breaking news and wha

lauren: good morning.e insanity. 400 alien payment to iran until after hostages have been released. donald trump will take out isis if he's the next president. the gop nominee creating the terror group had a candidate town hall last night. lauren: asian markets mix today. the hang seng in hong kong up 1%. nicole: u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell relatively flat. after gaining 20 yesterday s&p futures are flat. oil powering ahead at six days in a row. $47.1 a barrel. nicole: the women polled in the meadows yesterday. we will have all your olympic highlights for you. thursday, atheist 18th. one more allowed clock till the weekend. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: who's counting alarm clocks? get to work. two american swimmers are taking off their plane to the united states in question last night in rio. they were not allowed to leave brazil until they provide testimony to the investigators about a reported robbery. they will continue to spe

lauren: 5:01 a.m. welcome to "fbn:am", the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. trade to the presidential nominee is crashing on the economy. hillary clinton strongly criticizing the proposal while campaigning in florida. >> his tax plan will give super big tax breaks to large corporations and the really wealthy, just like him and the guys who wrote the speech. he wants to eliminate the consumer financial protection bureau, which has saved millions of dollars for americans. lauren: trump assigns clinton in a major economic policy speech. major details in michigan. >> monday after a parade of protesters coming donald trump released part of a reworked tax plan. trump was introduced by magpie and then failed a new individual racket with 12, 25 and 33%. the wealthiest of americans. they also propose dropping the top in business tax rate to 15%. >> under my plan, no american company will pay more than 15% of their business income in taxes. [cheers and applause] in other words, we are r

lauren: welcome back, nicole. i'm lauren simonetti appeared the clayton foundation under fire after they purrs for the state and a cheer from the firm whose parent company is owned by a major donor to the clinton foundation. train to asian markets mostly lower. japan's nikkei gained 1%. lauren: u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. train to oil prices under pressure this morning down 1%. drink the univision agrees to buy copper after cracker was hulk hogan. we'll have the details. trained to simone biles wrapping up events with another gold medal. christian taylor took the gold in men's triple jump. all the highlights from the rio games. lauren: meanwhile, 5:01. the latest breaking news in what to expect that their head. nicole: donald trump is changing his campaign leadership. advisor kelley conway promoted to the role of campaign manager. call mena for on his campaign chair. stephen bannon, the cofounder of brave heart news comes on board as campaign ceo. lauren: tribe responded to the violence in

lauren: the u.s. continues to thin the ranks at the guantÁnamo prison. 15 prisoners were sent yesterday, the largest transfer since president upon the starkly separate to remove it from the actual prison before he leaves office to 61 detainees left at the prison. congress has resisted the efforts to close the prison. trained to someone but withdraw from most of the states right offers a city affordable care act. the move will reduce participation in upon the care to force dates from 15 to then becomes the latest of the big health insurers to pull back sharply from the marketplace is after steep losses. united health and humana have announced plans to cut the affordable care act offerings. lauren: patients are turning out to be sicker than i thought. stocks in asia are lower paid making japan down 1.5%. the shanghai composite down half of 1%. stocks also lower. there are worries about great britain exiting the european union. the same measure of u.k. in ration out this morning. the biggest annual incre

lauren. good morning i am lauren simonetti. to -- it's up 107 points yesterday. let's check in on the stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. s&p futures completely unchanged. nicole: and china to shanghai composite index gained one 10th of 1%. oil prices hovering above $47 a barrel. shares of hershey getting crushed after food giant rocks away from the $25 billion takeover bid for hershey. nicole: apple and the hook for billions of dollars in taxes. if the european decides to tax the deal is illegal. any decision could come within the hour and is expected to go against apple. nicole: and sports the u.s. open is underway. off to a very good start. the new york mets. other highlights coming up. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: apple is going to be hit the european tax bill of more than $1 million this morning. sources told reuters the european commission will rule that apple's tax deal in ireland is illegal. the commission accused ireland in 24 enough avoiding international ta

lauren: i am lauren simonetti.ght. stocks eked out sun slight game yesterday. momentum in the last half-hour. dow futures at 20, s&p futures at three in the nasdaq up six. nicole: benefits of 1% in japan in the shanghai composite lost about a quarter of 1%. about half a percent yesterday. 1% of 4231 a barrel. lauren: shares of disney announced that it's making it take for the details. the social media giant blocking a blocker. gold for michael phelps and katie ledecky. defending champion serena williams with a medal. the highlights coming out. nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york. we will commit to a t. and a.m., your first look at morning markets and breaking news. >> house speaker paul ryan defeating the wisconsin primary. an unexpected boost after donald trump racing. last i speak of rain thanked voters for supporting him and he appeared to draw contrasts with trump's campaign style. without saying a donald trump's name. >> it's easy to resort to division. it is simple to prey on fears. that stuff sells, but it doesn't

lauren: good morning. i am lauren simonetti. after two weeks on vacation in martha's vineyard, he flies down to see the flood damage in louisiana. potential for an interest rate hike sooner than later. u.s. stock market futures this morning at seven. s&p futures outside. lauren: oil prices took a break. the nikkei down .6% pay shanghai composite in china at the 10th of 1%. nicole: singson oil market. some 3% yesterday. this moment down one and a quarter% at 4683 a barrel. lauren: best buy reports earnings in the next couple hours. the company ceo -- what is happening further investors? all four olympic swimmers major corporate sponsors dancing yesterday. a great catch by ricky hope starts to move into the tie for the lead in the american league east. other highlights coming up. welcome to "fbn:am," the latest breaking news in what to expect the day ahead. nicole: exclusive new documents show an executive at the clinton foundation left almost 150 phone messages for hillary clinton's top aides at the state department. a review fin

lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. have the story. nicole: in the markets, the dow posted its longest losing streak in your den seven straight sessions. let's check it out right now. dow futures sound funny. s&p futures down for. lauren: stocks in japan lost 4% myth that economic stimulus package. the one great air on the screen coming to shanghai composite gaining a quarter of 1%. nicole: oil prices and a below the $40 a barrel mark. good news at the gas pump. more trouble for the oil cash. through the admin becomes the latest giant to expand its about the care business. we will have the story. nicole: the days of unlocking your smartphone with a passcode are over. samsung unveils a new card. the doping issue is still being debated. bright here in new york on wednesday august 3rd. welcome to "fbn:am" come a first look at today's markets can latest breaking news and what to expect a day ahead. lauren: donald trump firing back at president obama after the president criticized the nominee. charmed by "the o'reilly factor

lauren: welcome back.ris brown had another run and after an hour-long standoff with police at his los angeles home. officers responded to a call from the women he said graham pointed a gun at her before she was able to escape. when police arrived, brown refused to let the men, barricaded himself inside his home. brown posted videos on it and supreme account while outside the criticized law enforcement and denied any wrong doing. >> they don't do nothing but getting better publicity. they are kitted myself in my house yet have you seen my house? i'm in a barricade myself in a palace. i'm not coming out not coming up for work. good luck. lauren: brown is charged with assault with a deadly weapon. police have visited his home five times in the last year. he was sentenced to five years probation in 2009 for hitting then girlfriend rhianna. train to the latest book are in the world of sports. serena williams started her bid for a record breaking title. she had 12 aces in a 63 the great over russian geek eyepatc

lauren: u.s. navy official said that the best part of the revolutionary guard harass the uss myth that the no missiles were fired. a really high rate of speed but 10 players in both directions. to those came within 300 feet of the yard before they broke off their shades. avoiding responsibility against other terrorist groups. the huge corporations such as google, facebook, twitter are passing the buck are hiding behind their international status. the three companies told the committee earlier this year that they cooperate with law enforcement to remove extremist content. lauren: a tragic accident, truck driver was playing the popular mobile game. he had two women, killing one and injuring the other. the driver was distracted by the game after recent instances in other countries. a teenager shot and killed in guatemala after breaking into the house while playing pokÉmon go. some players in britain were robbed at gunpoint last month. in the u.s., for teenagers in missouri arrested for using pokÉmon

lauren: breaking news. the war of words and battle for the minority vote heating up on the campaign trail, we have the latest on the intense attacks between donald trump and hillary clinton. nicole: for investors all eyes on jackson hole, wyoming is janet yellen gets set to speak in a few hours. will she follow officials and hinge and interest rate hike will happen soon? warner: investors on sidelines checking stock market futures, dow futures up one point. s&p and nasdaq futures barely moving. nicole: in asia japanese stocks, nikkei down one.2%, in china the shanghai composite index up not even 0.1%. warner: comments from the saudi arabian oil minister to the downside by 1/2%, $47.11 a barrel. nicole: the latest on damage control over the skyrocketing price of the epipen including a celebrity whose son suffered peanut allergies. lauren: ryan ryan lochte has been charged with filing a false police report. highlights coming up. nicole: 5:01 am, we welcome you to "fbn a.m.," your first look at the day's marke

over to lauren simonetti. lauren: things come to call.oday's headlines in "the wall street journal." they finance and mortgage bonds. the men who rent separate had transpired and sold the u.s. housing crisis. they now make a fortune when a bank settlement is paid out. soda consumption falls after a special tax and a california city. more than 20% of berkeley california after they became a special tax on soda last year. spotted via has yet to sign long-term music deals. the streaming service to negotiate as it gears up for a potential ipo next year. the blue jays beat the l.a. angels and the ducks got past the tampa bay rays. a dead heat in first place. we will have the highlights coming up. beautiful weather in the north east. storms still moving across the plains. fox meteorologist maria molina will have the forecast across the country. ahead of the opening bell today, dow futures up 10 points. small gains for the s&p announced that they wait and see mode ahead of a speech by janet yellen -- janet yellen on friday. you are watching "fbn:

lauren: the a limbic live in rio. lauren: thank you for watching "fbn a.m.".you have nice plans this weekend. with that we have maria bartiroma ready to take you through the next couple hours of trading and give you the jobs report when we get it. maria: we are looking for market direction. we went over the unchanged line 84 times, down 80 because of energy but tech is doing well. looking at the jobs report through the next several hours. maria: good morning, happy friday. i am maria bartiroma. it is friday, august 5th. jobs day 6:00 on the east coast. moment of truth for the labor market, july jobs report, expectations call for 180,000 jobs added to the economy with unemployment rate edging down 4.8%. investors watching closely after big swings in may and june. trump's worthiness the main concern for voters as hillary clinton and donald trump prepare for the first national security briefing, donald trump and president obama weighing in on

lauren: for investors. investors partying like it was 1999 which was the last time all three major averages, closed at record highs. let's deck market futures ahead of "the opening bell," we are continuing the momentum, the s&p adding one. lauren: in japan the nikkei up over 1%, the shanghai composite index in china up 1.5%. crude oil lifted energy stocks, right now oil giving back just a nickel. >> retail stocks a bright star in the record stock market rally with two new report on the retail sector and from jcpenney. we will tell you what to expect. nicole: more goals for women's gymnastics and men's swimming and judo, golf and a lot more. we have those highlights. lauren: it is 5:01, friday, august 12th. welcome to "fbn a.m.," the latest breaking news and what is expected for the day ahead. breaking news, hillary clinton and donald trump clashing over economic policy as they lay out different plans for the nation's prosperity. >> based on what we know for the trump campaign he wants america to work for hi

lauren. 6:01 right knew. new this morning, a father of eight murdered during a double shooting in brooklyn. tracie strahan is live in it's blocked off. >>> so far no victim. one of the people shot and killed here. his name, ernest brown. 33 years old. as you mentioned, a father of eight. his youngest child just a-year-old. now, the mother of that child actually showed up to the scene looking at that 2007 mercedes-benz suv that brown was shot and killed in. he wasn't alone at that point, though. he was with a who is currently recovering from a gunshot wound at kings county hospital. the 33-year-old brown was transported to interfaith hospital where he was pronounced dead. he sustained several gunshot wounds to the head and torso. according to police, we spoke to the mother of his child who said this. >>. >> got shot a couple -- a year ago and stuff like that, you know. >> ernest did? >> yes. just through the grace of god that he survived. >> reporter: so far, police have not identified that 22-year-old woman w

mike and lauren back to you. >> 6:03, lauren, we go to atlantic sit. >> i that's right. trump taj mahal preparing to shut down during the longest casino strike in ac history. >> carl icahn, he is a billionaire, too, says he lost nearly $100 million in this take-over, the trump taj mahal. steve keeley he knows ac inside and out, hey, steve? >> reporter: one thing i do know, mike, the best of times and the worse of times. the best of times maybe to be on the boardwalk. look at that beautiful sunrise blocked for now, by the garden pier there, we do a lot of the live shots in the stormsment look at the sky over the beach and ocean. then we move up here to the famous steel pier peer, this place opened in the summer every 1898, still stands. but, now, connected to the latest casino in the worse of times area for atlantic city, a fifth casino scheduled to shut down in the past 24 month, the taj may be the biggest domino to fall too but so many others may go down with it, 21 jobs, from the hard rock cafe to scores gentleman's club to the second casino version of the original whi

. >> can you say my name like that. >> lauren. >> yes. >> ralph lauren. >> that is how i say it too. >> daughter dylann. >> well, dropping big time names. >> she owns a candy store in manhattan. >> and his name is ralph lauren. >> thank you, mike. >> just like it is lauren johnson. >> if you married him, you would be lauren, lauren, and rich. >> true. >> gabby douglass she's coming to our area. >> i love gabby. i met jab tie. >> she will be in the miss america pageant. >> have you have you ever judged the miss america pageant. >> yes, as a matter on have fact. >> boom. >> she will help 2017 miss america with the panel of judge including mark cuban. >> i met mark here in philadelphia. >> you ever met laura marano. >> who is that. >> would you like to. >> the not her but you gabby made history her and ali raysman to be members of the two gold medal winning teams. the pageant happening september 11th at boardwalk hall you nose where i will be, at the eagles game? opening day with the browns. >> the browns, boom. >> are rg3 at quarterback. >> that is a good game. >> you mention ali raysm

lauren and i are happy you are here.u focus on making great burgers, or building the best houses in town. or becoming the next highly-unlikely dotcom superstar. and us, we'll be right there with you, helping with the questions you need answered to get your brand new business started. we're legalzoom and we've already partnered with over a million new business owners to do just that. check us out today to see how you can become one of them. legalzoom. legal help is here. nicole: breaking news, two us elliptic swimmers head home as ryan lochte is indicted in rio, a new video proves the robbery claims were false. we have the details. on the campaign trail, for the first time since declaring his president to run donald trump apologizes for some of his comments that may have hurt feelings. the gop nominee is headed flood flood ravaged louisiana as hillary clinton and president obama take a day off. lauren: if hillary clinton is elected president the clinton foundation will stop taking donations, taking heat for not making the

thank you very much, lauren. >> thank you for that week, lauren. >> we do appreciate it. >> weep them coming. >> leslie has sports highlights. >> eagles still missing a few key pieces. when will jordan matthews be back in action? i'll tell you about and the phillies looking that rebound against the i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a nuclear weapon against our western european allies. max boot: this is not somebody who should be handed the nuclear codes. charles krauthammer: you have to ask yourself, do i want a person of that temperament controlling the nuclear codes? and as of now, i'd have to say no. [bill o'reilly sighs] >> phillies taking on the cardinals. hell licks son on the mound. towed leave his last start against the dodgers with back stiffness. no score in the first inning. hernandez gave hell licks son early run support. hitting his fourth homer of the year and phillies have one to n

thanks, lauren. it's 6:25. coming up next, an update on the breaking news we're following in the bronx. >> reporter: i'm tracie strahan live in the bedford park section of the bronx where a suspect is in custody after grabbing a police officer's gun and opening fire. details on this fatal shooting >>> if you're heading out the door, take us with you. download our app on your mobile device right now. your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like stop & shop's nature's promise brand. >>> breaking news. one man killed, another injured when the suspect manages to grab a gun away from an nypd officer. >>> new this morning, a brutal attack all over a cell phone and the entire encounter caught on camera. >>> breaking records in rio as team usa brings home more gold. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning. 6:30 a.m. on th

thank you very much, lauren. >> thank you for that week, lauren. >> we do appreciate it. >> weep themoming. >> leslie has sports highlights. >> eagles still missing a few key pieces. when will jordan matthews be back in action? i'll tell you about and the phillies looking that rebound against the >> phillies taking on the cardinals. hell licks son on the mound. towed leave his last start against the dodgers with back stiffness. no score in the first inning. hernandez gave hell licks son early run support. hitting his fourth homer of the year and phillies have one to nothing lead. game tied up in the fifth. mikell franco with the line drive single to right. hernandez scores easily on wis one and fightings rei lane gain the lead. phillies up four-two. yup, no back issues for hell licks son. going seven innings giving up two runs on seven hits. struck out eight. gomez came into the game and got his 33rd save. phil he's beat the cardinals four-two. >>> eagles returning to work today getting ready for next week's game against the colts. injured players did get back on the field linebacker

lauren, what's the latest? >> we have problems on the road, some of the same ones over on 80 heading eastbound after exit 19. there is an overturned truck out there causing delays. definitely leave yourself some time. if you can avoid it, that would be a great idea. exit 21. two lanes remain closed. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >> lauren, thank you. 5:32 right now. police say a man jumped a woman as she was walking her dog. kat? >> yes, that woman certainly did fight back. she bit the suspect, kicked him as well. the attack happened right police did release a sketch of the suspect, a sketch that you see right there. it happened 5:20 in the morning last friday in the area of 107th street in riverside park. the suspect came up to the 48-year-old woman and asked her casually what time was it. all of a sudden, though, he put her in a head lock and tried kissing her. the woman broke free from the suspect, kicked him in the groin and then bit him. >> sh should be able to walk whenever. >> and nypd numbers for

now lauren lauren is tracking the commute. >> good morning, raphael. good morning everyone. the m 7 and the m 14. everything operating on its regular route and schedule otherwise. we'll take a live look at the inbound side of the lincoln tunnel. the center tube was closed for a while. it has reopened. there's a 15-minute delay inbound at the toems. the george washington bridge and the holland tunnel, delay-free. eb joy the two suspects inside of that building yesterday morning. police say they got in an they swiped the kies keys to a honda odyssey. >>> saturday's crash from the long island expressway claimed another life. she passed away yesterday. she is the sixth victim. investigators are trying to figure out if pinellas was speeding when he lost control of his subaru outback and hit two other vehicles. >>> the about a shooting at a house party. that shooting hit 13 people. they're increasing patrols in the neighborhood where the gunman opened fire at a crowd in a backyard. most of the injuries are not life-threatening except for one victim shot in the face. she's in criti

the next update on the 4s. >>> thank you very much, lauren. police are trying to calm fears -- it's been a week since beach. katherine creag is there with the very latest. kat, i know they got together, had a meeting to try and get some information. but still, there's not a lot of answers. >> reporter: you talk about wanting to get answers. that's exactly, michael, what we heard from so many people who gathered at a church. they talked about it at this huge gathering at st. helen's catholic church. there were hundreds of people inside that church you see there during a town hall at st. helen's last night. the same church where the place. some people at the town hall asked if this was a random crime. they wanted to know about dna evidence. there were chiefs and elected officials there who talked to the people there. the 30-year-old vitt ran owe was found strangled and sexually assaulted near her home after going for a jog. the nypd received 30 surveillance cameras and people that we talked with at the gathering want the killer caught. >> we all

i just fairway gave lauren her shining star award, certificate, and five hundred dollars. (nats) thank you! she just wants to give stuff away. she's like santa claus in the middle of summer. she is giong to take that money to buy school supplies for other kids. that's great she's doing stuff for other people. that's why she's our fox5 shining star. and she's wise there's only a small amount of people in the world helping, so i think i should be a part of that small amount. i think with a little help i might be able to make it bigger lauren says she wants to be a pediatrician when she grows up... so she can help more kids. going up around the valley.... in support of recreational marijuana. the money advocates say legalization of the drug... could raise for las vegas schools. some naked trump statues are popping up all over the country. the connection they have to las vegas... we have breaking coming in from new jersey. take a look at this scene from downtown newark. two new jersey transit buses collided. one bus smashed into the other, with so much force it bent up like an

meteorologist lauren casey is in weather center now with the latest. lauren. >> natasha what a beautiful august day ending on the weekend. sunshine. comfortable, air in place and cooler even we have on hands right now checking in live with the neighborhood network. philadelphia springdale reporting 74 degrees and down about 9 degrees over the last 24 hours and down about 5 degrees in birdboro reporting 71 and already 60s on the board. pretty nice for august evening and vineland 67. and we will keep comfortable conditions around as we head into the day tomorrow as well. sunshine in store and comfortable stretch will tlooingt midweek as well before things get steamier as we head to midweek and chance of storms returns. there's something to look forward to second half of the weekend a meteor shower the perseids. and your full forecast in a few minutes. >> lawrp, thank you. columbia an family visiting philadelphia was almost stranlted in the u.s. after a mishap aboard a septa bus. eyewitness news reporter aneed aoh shows us how social media played a big ro

chris, lauren? >> dave kinchen, thank you so much. crews in central italy sifting through rubble, to find survivors of a massive earthquake, the hardest hit areas are in at least three towns, about six a miles north of rome. scientists say the quake is a magnitude 6.2, the streets there, now littered with debris. >> lauren, you mentioned 6.2, the initial magnitude. now, after shocks being reported in the five magnitude area. at least 39 after shocks have been reported so far. officials say the death toll is expected to rise. you can see, on our screen here, we say it has killed at least 11 people, other reports have it much higher than that. in 2009 earthquake of similar size in fact killed 300 people. >> back here at home, a philadelphia man now walks free after he was wrongly convicted and spent 25 years behind bars. >> anthony wright accused of raping and killing his elderly neighbor back in the 90s, jennifer joyce live in center sit which more on this. jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good m

. >> i'm lauren mayk.let's get a check of the weather with meteorologist bill henley with your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood forecast on this friday. bill? >> lauren, it's a steamy one this morning. we have clouds and even a few showers. you can see a few sprinkles in delaware and south jersey. but the heaviest one was a thunderstorm. it's moving to the east. now thunder and lightning now. there is rain just exiting reading right now, moving out of berks county and into northern chester county and into montgomery county as well. the system is moving to the east at 30 miles an hour. so that's going to take it to our area first thing this morning. limerick about to get some of the heavier rainfall. it's moving right along 422. you'll see that quick downpour there. the heaviest rain will pass east -- north of east pikeland. those showers will be -- the beginning of an active day, collegeville, 5:48 and norristown just after 6:00. that rain, though, isolated to just a couple spots this morning. this afternoo

what's happening, lauren? >> we do have some service changes on the -- i've had funnions too. if you're heading on your mayor commuter lines, they look good. they're all running without delays or service changes. >> all right, lauren. thank you. 5:55 right now. something new to make sure you and your bags end up at the same destination. a pilot program is under way at newark liberty. airlines are testing something new. a little chip is embedded on your luggage bag. it ensures workers track your bag and make sure it gets onto your flight. >> you'll have a less chance of lost baggage and for security reasons it helps us identify a bag. >> it turns out your bag gets then it's directed to your flight. an estimated 23,000 got lost somewhere along the way. >>> coming up next at 6:00, two u.s. olympic swimmers are pulled off plane in brazil, this as new questions arise in the alleged robbery of ryan lochte and his teammates. >> help for path train riders. what's being done. >>> and if you're about to head york." down

incredible video right there. >> it is now 4:43, lauren here with another check on your forecast, lauren, you have been holding it down for katie. glad to have you here. what's going on outside? >> thanks, holding it down early on a friday morning. but conditions are really nice, not put me to too much work. nice quiet day yesterday, again today, quiet conditions, little more mild than our cool temperatures we awoke to yesterday. 70 degrees right now in philadelphia, six an in allentown, but still have some 50's on the board, upper 50's in the poconos, do still have the dry august air in place, dew point down into the low 60s, in some cases 50's, so still feeling pretty comfortable. that will change unfortunately by the end of the day today and definitely tomorrow. we will bring back the humid factor, but right now storm scan3 showing us the trend of the last several days, that's a bunch of nothing. nothing to see. no returns on radar, even on saturday light, just picking up couple every clouds passing through delaware, and through the day today mostly sunny conditions, bit more humid sp

lauren, what do you have for us? >> we have a vehicle fire in the process of extinguished on the new jersey turnpike. southbound all lanes are closed. traffic diverted interchange 13. you will be able to get around it. something to keep in mind. we have slowdowns on the cross bronx expressway because of roadwork eastbound by webster avenue. two lanes are closed. that's scheduled to be out there by 6:00 a.m. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> lauren, thank you very much. the fatal fire that took two lives in new jersey late last night. this happened on 14th avenue in belmar. police department still there on the scene right now as is "today in new york's" tracie strahan. >> reporter: michael, you can still smell the smoke from this fire hours after it happened. as you mentioned, police still guarding this ohm on the 200 block of 14th avenue. take a look at this destruction. from front to back. this home completely burned. burned from top to bottom. all of this happening around 9:30 last night. let's show you the m

let's put it that way, aunt lauren is very generous. dave warren good morning to you. >> i will go east to the big ac. >> you have the shortest trip. >> i have the shortest trip. chris, you will get there by sunday maybe. >> stop every 2 miles. >> every 2 miles. >> yes. >> you know what today is, national dog day and national cherry pop sickle day. two things that go together perfectly. warm, muggy start, heat and humidity don't go together, 70's is the temperature. we are keeping an eye on this area of rain and even a few lightening strikes there, holding together moving right east along the turnpike now just about to push into lancaster county there is one or two showers to the north as they are moving across the lehigh valley. future weather computers shows these showers will weaken moving east but maybe holding together enough so right around 95 between now and say 6:00 o'clock in the morning you may see a passing shower. air quality alert because of the sunshine and light breeze, up and down new jersey, just a code orange, just wat

lauren will be the one who'll be in the front. -lemonis: hi. are you -- hi. -lauren: i'm lauren.lemonis: hi, lauren. how are you? -lauren: good. nice to meet you. -lemonis: very nice to meet you. -are you a baker? -lauren: when i have to be. lemonis: so what is your primary role here? lauren: i'm in the front selling the product. lemonis: okay, great. nice meeting you. lauren: you too. thank you. tonnie: there's a lot going on with tonnie's minis right now as we speak. i'm doing a project in newark that's close to being finalized. the people who are giving me the space, they're building out the store. lemonis: at their expense? tonnie: at their expense. so what i have to supply is equipment, the first month's deposit, working capital. lemonis: and they're giving you the money to do that? tonnie: they'loaning me the money to do that. lemonis: do you feel like you're ready for more expansion? tonnie: i am now. lemonis: the only time a business should be expanding is when it's totally proven out its model. you have the product right, you have the right people, you have the right pro

no accidents yet this morning. >> lauren, thanks so much. the first days of a multimillion dollar project to improve service on the long island railroad has begun. crews have completed a track between central islip and ronkonkoma. work on the final phase of the project is under way. governor cuomo stopped by to check on it yesterday. the mta allow for extra service and reduce delays hopefully. >> anything could lighten up the traffic would be fantastic here. it's crazy. >> this project expected to be completed in 2018. >>> lrsy. congress is demanding answers about the skyrocketing effects of epipen. it can prevent fatal allergic reactions. >> the cost has gone up 400% since 2008. company to justify the hike. jen maxwell shows us to worried parents have no choice but to pay. >> she needed it to live. >> last fall, abby bragerman's daughter was rushed to the hospital after she was mistakenly served peanut sauce in a restaurant. >> it was rea spring loaded syringes that deliver medicines that stop a severe allergic reaction. a pack of two costs

lauren? >> steve keeley in atlantic city mayor john guardian also released a statement about the closure saying in part it is disappointing, with the hopes of making it profitable, again, and the mayor goes on to say, although these are still tough economic times, atlantic city has been resilient for over 160 years. and we will continue to do so as we rise to meet any challenge ahead of us. >> republican presidential nominee donald trump actually opened that casino back in 1990. but another billionaire eventually bought it. that's carl icon. trump once owned the taj and two other atlantic city casinos. but cut most ties with the city by 2009. trump kept a 10% steak in return for the use of his name. but a bankruptcy court wiped that away when icon took over in march. >> 4:06 this morning. monsignor william lynn released from prison child endangerment con vick ton overturned. jennifer joyce standing by live in center city with more. hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren, monsignor lynn

lauren, back over to you. >> thank you so much. the trump taj mahal preparing during the longest casino strike in atlantic city history. steve keeley live in ac where there will soon be one less casino. hi, steve. >> reporter: well, lauren, you remember when you first got here, atlantic sit had i it worse year ever, four casinos shutdown in 2014, and gaming experts predicted back then, more were going to shut down, and now they seem to be right. two years later, a fifth casino and atlantic city's biggest says it is closing at the end of the summer jersey shore season after the labor day weekend. what an awful irony. putting 2100 people out of work the day the country celebrates its working men and women and union employees. >> talk to the workers, not since june 30th. offered nothing other than what he put them out on strike over. now, because he doesn't know how to deal with workers that stand up for themselves, he's decided to take his ball and go home. this is playground bullying tactics, and i believe that it is not going to wo

lauren, chris? >> jennifer, thank you. >> now to south jersey where eight year old girl is now hospitalized. fighting for her life. >> police say she was shot in the head by a stray bullet. dave kinchen as cooper university hospital. dave, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, yet, again, it has happened, a eight year old, another child, shot by a stray bullet. in this case, a eight year old girl here at cooper university hospital. we're told in critical condition after undergoing emergency surgery here at the hospital. the shooting happened around 8:30 last night, near the intersection of spruce and south eighth street in camden. investigators are saying that the girl was outside and across the street, from her house, when several armed suspect were firing at intended target, but a witness tells us the girl was caught in the crossfire. >> i'm going to pray for her. i am got kids myself. so, you know, it is sad, real sad. >> not just the police officer, but i'm a father, as well, my heart goes ou

lauren, i'm not making sense of this. this yacht has 100 rooms, that's impossible. >> 196 rooms. >> that's a cruise ship. >> that's a yacht. >> not a yacht then. there is no yacht has 200 rooms. >> righty guess what you're saying. >> put up a picture of this stinking thing. >> he wants to see it. >> it is a cruise ship. >> about an hour ago, okay, a cruise ship. >> cruise ship? >> still fancy. and lauren, i can't imagine that the players want to be stuck out at sea. they want to get off and do some things. >> it is rio. >> i want to be copa cabana beach, the nima beach. >> if you can say it. >> what beach? >> it is epanea. >> it is beautiful. >> i actually met and in kansas, could you get this song ready to go, meet the girl -- i actually -- how fast was that. >> i know. >> fast. ask and you shall receive. >> so what's the opening young? ♪ tall and tan and something something the girls from ... each man she passes goes ♪ >> actually, that's the woman, the girl -- >> was she beautiful? >> gorgeous, and i met her daughter w

awesome hail. >>> time for weather and traffic, lauren. this is something that we have seen in colorado, but wow, they got blasted yesterday. >> they did. it wasn't very big hail. it was a lot of small hail that really piled up. so we could see small hail in areas today. we'll talk about that in a moment. the state is clear, but we have fog near burlington thick. 3 tenths of a mile visibility. as you're leaving that area, you're going to have thicker fog and it will probably stick around. 59 degrees in denver. 57 in greeley and akron. 61 in burlington. high country, cool temperaturess morning. 33 in leadville. 39 in gunnison and al amosa. 45 in -- on our satellite and radar, we're quiet and clouds across the front range. western slope on the clear side and in our far south eastern corner to start the day. we have the possibility of more rain later on. we're in the monsoonal flow so we have rain from our tropical moisture flow, so there's chances of heavier rainfall. mostly sunny skies to start. a beautiful beginning of the day. by lunch ti

lauren. >> drier air is currently building in across the area.'ll let you know how long the comfortable conditions will last plus one of the best meteor showers of the year takes place next week. i'll let you know when it peeks and how shooting stars you can see in your full forecast coming up. >> thank you. also straight ahead in sports one of the phillies best pros specs made his major league debut in san diego. leslie vanessas >>> welcome back everyone. olympic games are currently underway and security is a major concern around rio de janiero. thousands of police officers have been deployed to the streets but as correspondent jamie, found out there are still flaws in the system. >> reporter: from the famed copa banana beach to the sports venues at olympic park more than 80,000 officers and military personnel are on the ground in rio de janiero protecting 500 thus san tourists visiting for the games. >> there's a cop car on every single corner with the lights on and everything like that. >> does that make you feel safe? >> yeah, plus the army i

we begin with meteorologist lauren casey in our weather center. lauren. >> thanks natasha.rutal heat we're contending with in this multi-day extreme heat event. we have an excessive heat warning effect in the poconos, that will expire at 7 o'clock this evening but for the rest of us we go until 9 o'clock tomorrow evening as another hot day and humid day is in store. temperatures right now 96 degrees in philadelphia, we're at 95 in dover, 91 degrees right now in atlantic city. and we all know if you spent one second outside so far today, it is the humidity as well. check out some of these feels-like temperatures. 107 in philadelphia, just about two hours ago our heat index was at 111. we're at 110 right now what it feels like when you step outside in millville and feeling like 106 in wildwood. if you're heading to the phillies game prepare for the heat and humidity. 94 degrees for first pitch. we'll still have some sunshine around maybe a very spotty thunderstorm but most of us staying dry and just dealing with this heat. still feeling like 105 degrees. we'll talk more about

karen and lauren back to you. >>> 6:16.you remember george zimmerman, man who shot and killed trayvon martin. it turns out he was beat up over the weekend. it happened sunday in a restaurant in florida. zimmerman was saying he shot martin in self-defense when a man approached him and asked him if he was bragging about it. man told zimmerman to get out of the restaurant. then punched him in the face. zimmerman called 911. >> witnesses tell a different story they say zimmerman was introducing himself as george zimmerman the guy who killed trayvon martin. that is when the fight broke out. which party is telling truth yet remains to be seen. no one has been charged. >>> president obama says isis will still pose a threat to this country even after it is forced from strong holdness iraq and syria. president gave a update on the fight against militant group after a national security meeting at the pentagon. he says isis can inspire attacks that are harder to detect and prevent even though the group has lost territory in the middle

chris and lauren. >> so scary for them. steve keeley, thanks very much. >>> speaking of kids a western pennsylvania boy is recovering this morning after he was injured at an amusement park. >> fourth incident in less than a week. dave kinchen is live with more details on this situation, hi dave. >> hi lauren this happened on a historic roller coaster in the western part of the state, a three-year eld boy was air lifted to a hospital after getting hurt on a ride known as roller coaster at idlewild and soakzone park about 50 miles east of pitberg. first responders tell "fox news" that the boy was riding with his brother and appears to have fallen off somewhere along the ride in the sure where. coaster was just inspect on saturday and built way back in 1938, wooden ride there known as ride enthusiast for having few restrictionness terms of the safety. extent of the boys injuries are not known at this hour. local officials say the ride will be of course shut down for the investigation. this comes after a boy died on a water sli