l lea. >> thanks.e in this colorado city we are about to show you here you are among the betts drivers in the country. this is fort collins topping all states annual report for the fourth year in a row. the worst drivers in massachusetts. the frequency of car crashes. >> it is 46 minutes to tafter te top of the hour. the new hazards you need to learn about. >> why drinking coffee first thing in the morning is a huge mistake. >> we are doomed. >> but first brian kilmeade is here with what's coming up on "fox and friends. >> that should be a news alert about the coffee. it would change the routine of every american. let me tell you what is coming up hopefully lives up to your show. an american was killed fighting for isis in syria. this as the terror group demands $6 million for a me mail american worker will we pay the money? how is the president responding to the growing isis threat. we are going to talk about the pullout and the plan going forward if there is one. live governor scott walker and colone

lea gabrielle, from your experience, what is going on with these fighter pilots?is is not surprising at all based on what we spoke about earlier, based on the earlier targets being targets of opportunity. what i was saying about this may mean that pilots are launching on essentially close air sport missions where they're overhead in iraq, supporting troops on the ground. as we were talking about earlier, targets of opportunity could mean troops on the ground or an area of known combat location where they need to hit anything that would be use toll combatants. this means we will be seeing more of these airstrikes as they find more targets that are threats. >> all right, lea gabe -- gabrielle. we're wrapping things up for this hour. the next our will be "your world." we'll be right back after a quick commercial break. stay with us. ervice by top-rated providers, conveniently stay up-to-date on progress, and effortlessly turn your photos into finished projects with the angie's list mobile app. visit angieslist.com today. veggies you're cool... reworking the menu. may

. >> good evening commissioners my name is nicole schneider i definitely want to echo lea's comments i think we've made a ton of progress and we're all headed in the right direction and i want to thank the commissioner's office for her leadership on this. when someone says accident in his presence it's actually one of the things that i reflect on or think you know when we've made progress this is one symbol that we've really made progress and of course commander aly and captain for your commitment and ongoing dedication to this right now we can get caught up in the data but when we take a step back, these are real people, innocent people that are losing their lives and we know these are preventible deaths. while we can stand here and present the data i don't want us to forget that we're here to save lives and i think the other thing i wanted to commend the police department on is the commitment that different station areas taken captain lum has worked with us to create cards to give out to drivers to educate them on the five most dangerous traffic behaviors and also be giving out the

lea? >> it is time for your 5@5:00.day weekend, cheryl casone from the fox business network with the bargains. >> we are well into the back-to-school shopping season. as we head into the long holiday weekend retailers are about to start heavily marking down certain types of merchandise. there's a few items experts recommend that you buy this weekend. you can start with apply arou - appliances. bicycles and also camping gear will be on sale as retailers get rid of all of the summer stock. gear up for the winter season. they have to get rid of the camping gear right now. labor day also a great time to buy mattresses. discounts up to 60 percent off. sears as a free delivery on mattresses $599. macy's has a big sale on mattresses. patio furniture you can get a great sale on patio furniture. target wal-mart marked down these items by 70 percent. lowes kmart also marked them down. electronics fall clothing don't buy right now. fall wait until the end of the month then you will see mark downs by the end of september. as for el

lea says how quickly we continue to ignore the truth. doctoring to the main stream media. lea, the pope wants to come to the united states to check on illegal children. why isn't he going to mosul? grace says, the pope is often speaking up for the persecuted. why doesn't obama speak up about linda says, keep the papacy out of it. there appears to be too many re re religions involved. linda, you are right, but the leader of the flock needs to protect his people, or "if any provide not for his own, and especially for those of his own house, he has denied the faith and is worse than an infidel." al says, well said and articulated with courage, especially coming from a catholic. and grace says, why aren't all christian religions outraged? this should be front page news. don says, jesus said turn the other cheek. i don't believe he meant for us to be slapped around. reginald says, great, thank you for this, judge jeanine. we need to keep raising awareness of the christian persecution worldwide. herald says, we're in a holy war now. time to wa

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fox's lea gabriel is in new york with the very latest on this. >> we learned that another person, a nunm the congress a, working in liberia, died saturday from ' bowl a as for the two americans, doctor kent brantly, says he is getting the best care possible at emory university hospital. he's now sharing how he responded with fate when he found out he had ebola. yesterday he sent a statement from his isolation room saying, quote, when the result was positive, i remembered a deep sense of peace that was beyond all understanded g. god was reminding me of what he had taught me years ago, that he will give me everything i need to be face full to him. well, nancy, also being treat in the isolation at the same hospital, her husband, who is still in liberia wait to go make sure he is not infected told reporters he is happy and relieved his wife is getting the care she needs. sons were able to see her, and her memory still appears to be intact. he describes first learning she was sick. >> that's a hard, hard bit of news for anybody to receive. and, you know, you just cannot prepare yourself, you

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lea gabrielle is live. what more have we learned about this attack? >> at this point the pentagon isn't releasing the names of any of the victims, including the general, because they're working on the next of kin notification. they're also not saying much else about the attack, sent the attacker was killed and there will be a joint offing and coalition investigation. you can see from the chart that the number of insider attacks has gone down since i spiked at 44 a couple years ago. this year there have been three, including today. the pentagon says they are an inherent risk. >> a pernicious threat and it's difficult to always ascertain. to come to grips with the scope of it, anywhere you are, particularly in a place like afghanistan. so, afghanistan is still a war zone.xl' so, it's impossible to eliminate completely eliminate that threat. >> well to give some perspective, i was serving in afghanistan six years ago on a base that is just east of kabul, and we shared it with afghan national army soldiers there was actually a friendly relation ship. i so

. >>> a crowded ferry has capsized on a river in bangladesh lea at least t more than 200 missing. the ferry sank on the padma river on monday. it was crossing the major waterway and heading to a suburb of the capital dhaka. local media say at least 250 people were on board. they say 44 managed to ashore or were rescued. divers are searching for the missing. investigators still don't know the cause of the accident. the river current was as strong when the ferry capsized. the media say the vessel was crowded with people returning from their hometowns during a holiday to mark the end of ramadan. dozens of people die in ferry accidents every year in bangladesh, where boats are a common form of transportation. overcrowding is often blamed for the accidents. >>> a magnitude 6.5 quake hit ludian county in southwestern >>> workers in beijing are driving a booming economy, but migrants who come in from the countryside are not reaping the benefits. they're paid less than other laborers and live in a gray zone. we visited with members of one family struggling to get their share. >> reporter:

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young women and men on their campus who have been once actually softer raped frats battered my name's lea a chronic i'm a survivor from occidental college. because of my experience with the administration i graduated early i left the spill in december of this last year. and here today because i want occidental to be compassionate i wanted to be a place where survivors feel safe and i want to make sure that if there are racists on campus and when there are rapists on campus that the school is doing everything it can to ensure the safety of all of its students and totally odd at the blame free and encouraging this group we're going to do this together. and big girls don't cry danielle. says you have to be our new great one to think i don't mind yeah well that yes there is a. glory already famous for defending women's rights is the lawyer for the young women she organized the press conference to file a complaint against occidental college it's the first time the twenty year old women talk to the national media. early this morning a complaint was filed on behalf of a number of victims with th

. >> lea, thank you very much for that report. big problems for gm as a judge hands down a new ruling that could cost the automaker big-time involving the tragic case that helped set in motion the recall of more than 2 million cars. plus, what the senate failed to do that's now leaving american border states and law enforcement agents without additional funding they need to deal with the massive influx of illegal immigrants. >> i think both chambers need to be back in town until we get this fixed. i think it's uncon condition snabl we're not trying to find a solution to what is a humanitarian crisis. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity, powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take up to 3 days. dulcolax, for relief you can count on. dulcolax, for relief you can count on. i make a lot of purchases foand i get ass. lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 50,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 i

. >>> one of the first orders me lea obama will start her junior year at high school this week. be able to make out that she wore a stanford t-shirt for a bike ride with her parents. she visited both cal and stanford. and she happens to attend the same washington, d.c., high school that chelsea clinton did. chelsea later went to stanford. >>> the 49ers are trying to make sure the traffic for their first game at levi stadium sunday isn't a repeat of candlestick last night so they have a plan. this map shows you the 21 parking lots and fans heading to the game will receive turn by turn directions to get them to their parking space. nick smith is live with the plan for getting to and from levi stadium. >> reporter: you know city officials, stadium authority and the public transportation coordinators say they're ready. that's why we have given you that map to give you an idea of how to get around. they want sunday to be effortless. there are changes coming to santa clara to help ease the flow of traffic all in time for the 49ers' first game at levi stadium. >> we've listened to our

. >>> happy birthday to glee star lea michelle who turns 28 and actress and john mccain 78 today.re news, weather, and sports. i'm richard lui along with bill karins and the entire early today team. thanks for watching early today. have a great weekend. >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> well good morning everyone, it's 4:30, happy friday, i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. finally better. i'm in for laura garcia-cannon this morning. lots to get to. first, let's check your forecast with christina loren, good morning, christina. >> good morning and welcome back, we can hear you now and then. you had that sultry thing going, and i liked it. 60 in concord to kick off the day. 60 in livermore. as you're waking up, breathe in that beautiful air this morning because it's going to be down right muggy later on this afternoon.

. >> the show included some a list presenters, including megan fox, lea michelle, and kevin heart. and, speaking of the philly native, the award for best actor in a comedy, he beat out will ferrell, and adam sands letter. aurorean a grande the cards ash yan also walked away as big winners. >> how about it? could you a bunk a, that's what they say, you haven't seen the last of leonardo, michaelangelo, done a tello and raphael. teenage mutant ninja turtles, huge success, paramount has has already announce add sequel, highly anticipated film opened this weekend bringing in almost six a million dollars guardians dropped to the two spot, making more than $40 million to add to its massive total into the storm. the hundred foot journey and lucy round out the top five. >> right now, 5:53. we want trafficking. >> hey, good morning, everybody, happy monday to you, storm scan3, quiet, clear as a bell, still a little bit after view of that moon if you want to catch it before the sun completely on little rates the view, going throughout the day we can expect the sunshine, so we have that busine

lea? >> thanks, doug. time for look who is talking.gardener the director of the margaret thatcher center for freedom warning britain is fast becoming a breeding ground for terrorists. >> there's an ink bait tore for terrorism. the british government says fight hundreds now they are fighting iraq and syria. a figure according to some could be as high as 1500. this is a massive problem for the british government. it is major security issue for britain and for the united states. after all these jihadists could return to the u.k. and travel op to the united states. they have to be dealt with on the ground in syria and iraq. they view president obama as a weak figure. that's a real problem for the white house. >> now extreme weather alert. people of southern california being warned to stay out of the water. monster waves and powerful rip current being fueled by a tropical storm churning 800 miles off the coast. waves 20 feet drawing surfers to the wedge in new port beach. one person died after he was dragged from the swells. ner rescued lai

they come to town with four negro lea because of the way he ran.here's bell with his son playing for the monarchs. the player in the background has an alphabet not a number. that was one of wilkinson's innovations that did not work. of course, this gentleman here, you probably heard his name, buck o'neal. 1938 he was playing his first season with the kansas city monarchs. another interesting thing about this pitcher, baseball players go through certain phases. right now in the major leagues we're in the beard phase. a lot of guys have beards, facial hair. this guy had no facial hair. that was the phase that they were in at that particular time, the clean cut kind of look. this is very young buck o'neal, by the way. irfrican-american the major leagues or had been playing with a mustache was satchel paige. you find pitchers of satchel paige you'll find he has a mustache in the 1930s which was kind of rare. once again satchel paige was rare himself. so, you know, in going around and giving talks on the negro leagues and trying to go back to as many ci

. >> lea over to you. we have another fox news alert after the worst earthquake to hit the bay area since 1989. it is not over. experts are warning strong after shots. rick, what are we -:zpseeing th morning? >> rough 24-hours for the folks in napa. it has been 23 hours since the earthquake occurred. one person in critical condition, is in the hospital. one child who is in critical condition has been flown to another facility and has been upgraded into stable within. this is one of the historic buildings. numerous buildings were damaged but are not going to be inhabitable. >> the big concern is the kind of after shocks that could come in and cause further damage to those causing weakness that occur he hred yesterday. it has been 25 years since they saw a major earthquake. that is enough for a lot of people not to expect it. this is what one of the residents had to say after his experience yesterday. >> that occurred 100 miles to the south of here residents at that time didn't feel it as strongly as it did

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. >>> the small car carrying the pope's family members slammed into the back of a truck on a lea outsidehe town of cordoba. they include his grand nephews. the pope's nephew who was driving is in critical condition. the vatican says pope frances was deeply hurt by news of the crash. >>> in southern california, they arrested two high school students suspected of causing a massacre they monitored the boys' activity. >> reporter: a shooting thwarted in california. >> they wanted to kill as many people as possible. >>. >> reporter: days before classes began, police disrupted what they called a plot to kill, masterminded by two students, 16 and 17-years-old. >> they had a specific plan on how to carry out their sick mission. >> new anxiety for a new school year. >> i really den want to go to school on thursday. >> that is like three days away, two days away. it's a lot of anxiety. >> police say the shooting was in the early stages of planning. the team's researching had to build an arsenal. >> handguns, knives, bulletproof detection and bomb making devices. >> the students were arrested after

. >> hey ainsley and lea good morning to you.ping off the final season with six emmy wins. >> an emmy goes to... "breaking bad." >> can i just say i love halle berry? took home the biggest award of the night best drama series. brian kran ton picked up lead actor and also supporting roles. in the comedy category modern family won best fseries for the 5th straight year. peeking of funny. jimmy kimmel had laughs when he decided to roast matthew mcconaughey? >> why is he nominated for a television award. he doesn't even own a television. you agree. you may well see tbe the best actor. you won the oscar five months ago. no offense but how many speeches of yours are we supposed to sit through? >> hollywood paid tribute to the late comedian robin williams. billy crystal speaking about his good friend. >> he was on stage he was the greatest friend you could ever image. for almost 40 years he was the brightest star in a comedy galaxy. robin williams, what a concept. >> now taking a look at the best dressed of the night. you can't do the e

there is $32 billion of human trafficking in the world every year and the taint reported leas year owners t and the state department reported that 80% of those sold into slavery are imirls for sex purposes. >> and thousands of them into the united states. >> 100,000 in the united states. not all of them were sold across borders. but the number one place in america for this human slavery traffic is in atlanta. because we have the largest airport on earth. and also, because a lot of our passengers on the airplanes come from a third world, from the southern part of the world where the girls can be bought cheaper. so you can buy a pimp or brothel owner can buy a girl for about a thousand dollars if she comes from africa or southern asia or latin america. >> we got all sort of social media responses, a viewer named heather she asked, how can we fight trafficking in the u.s? >> well, i think the united states has to take the basis. there is a -- i'm talking about girls and women because as i say girls comprise 80% of the people sold into slavery. there is an international convention of the unit

and lea gabiel is here on the set to talk to us more about the latest on the case and a scary one inhe united states. >> the two americans are showing signs of improvement. dr. kent brandtly and aide worker nancy writebol. the people are protesting the government not getting the bodies of those with ebola. several bodies have been lying by the road side for two days. both americans are in isolation in the atlanta hospital. dr. kent brantly released a statement saying he went to liberria to serve god in the hospital not to treat ebola but god leads us to unexpected polices. my hospital work turned to treating ebola patients. i held the their hands. and nancy writebol is still being tretted and her husband is still in liberria and he loves her and relying on faith to get through this. >> god is access inl and right here and so i have been just given a sense of peace and calm and even a rejoicing that god is hearing and answering. >> the director of the centers of disease control went on the record with gretta van susteran said the best way to help americans is stop the source. >> this

. -- major lea guer. >> do they have a speedometer on pitchers? >> they are closer.e league. >> 3.4% amid the percentage of homes in the largest u.s. tv market that unit into watch her. >> she may pitch this saturday as well. we will be watching and the johnson household. >> get her on your rdar -- rad ar. >> absolutely. >> you are just thinking about stanford football. you will be tweeting from the sidelines. thanks, keith. thank you all for watching this edition of "bloomberg west." ♪ >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am mark crumpton. this is "bottom line," the intersection of business and economics with a mainstream perspective. today, bank of america agrees to a multimillion dollar mortgage settlement. then kansas city fed president says the u.s. economy is strong enough for a rate hike. and get ready for 12 days and nights. ♪ to our viewers here in the united states and those of you joining us around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the

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. >>> i'm lea gabrielle nascar added a new rule for drivers after the death of kevin ward, jr.ers cannot lead their cars after a crash until nascar or track officials give them okay. on saturday ward apparently tried to confront tony stewart for flipping his car. stewart's car hit ward, killing him. >>> the grocery store chain, super value, reports hacker made have accessed credit card and debit card information from shoppers, from four weeks in underand july. >>> take a look at this. a giant inflate able turtle floating inside the harbor. the artist said he created the turtle to promote an underwater exhibition at the aquarium. >>> saddam hussein has been brought down. that is what one iraqi man said today after nouri al-maliki agreed to resign. the compared maliki to the former dictator, and now the shiites are calling for reforms. so they can take on isis, the group that has a huge overrun over parts of the country. isis calls itself the successor to osama bin laden, and u.s. intelligence officials say it's working to branch out beyond iraq and syria. the united nations secu

lea gabrielle is here. what happens next. >> once the remains of service members arrive at dover air force base they're tran -- transferred to the mortuary and an autopsy will be performed to demeanor the cause of death. the remains typically arrive in a transfer case and in the exact condition when they died, even the same uniform. he will be buried in arlington national cemetary but the date has not been announced. and he actually planned to take leave from afghanistan to come home tomorrow and had planned to a attend a couple of baseball games with his family. instead they're planning his funeral. there are special honors for general officers. i'm told that because major general greene wases a two-star he is actually eligible for a 13, shot cannon salute. >> many other americans injured there. they withheld a lot of information but i wonder what we have been able to learn. >> the military says eight americans were injured and that some of them had serious injuries, but not life-threatening. now, they do

her husband, david say her battle has left her waechblg he lea -- weak. he said -- eak. he -- weak. he said -- shall >> as we she walked out of her isolation room she said to god be the glory. >> reporter: now they reconnect with their family after being in iso he lation for weeks. erica edwards, nbc 10 news. lat erica edwards, nbc 10 news. >>> very comfortable weather a good bit of august. when the humidity is low, often, we don't see thunderstorms. the humidity is higher, thunderstorms in pennsylvania watching, and more showers coming on friday. not so much thunderstorms. kind of cool this weekend. 7 degrees in atlantic city and it's going to stay in the 70s at the shore for a while can see all the activity in central pennsylvania. we have had some severe weather, especially the harrisburg area, this is all you see moving to the southeast, some activity in maryland that may be moving into delaware here. this one cell that was moving into berks county has really weakened, even though it still looks like it will be coming in during the next 45 minutes or so. now we still see some he

experts say this is just the beginning of a dry season that could continue until next april lea leaving communities at risk. >> 90% of this year's harvest is gone because they are expecting a longer drought, they won't even plant a new crop. >> we farm with loans we get from bangs and agricultural institute but we don't know how to pay they can bam. we are bankruptcy with no options left but waiting for governmentts health. water tankers. >> mrooetsz and the army have been distributing water from town to town for almost a month now. and while people say this is a relief it's obviously not enough. >> the water we get, we use to wash the rice. them we use the same water to wash the dishes or go to the bathroom and then we use it for the flaplats. i pray to god every day. >> the residents know they will need more than prayers. the national government anoujszed over $100 million in emergency funds and a long-term plan to drill water wells. hot dry weather still ahead. many are bracing for even more devastation. al jazeera, columbia. >> coyotes are terrorizing a neighborhood in california. a

lea gabrielle with if it, kiev government is suspicious. >> they say they have covertly filmed video of trucks similar at a russian military base. russia says the trucks are filled with much needed supplies. here's video from russian state television. this man is saying the truck contains powdered baby food and apple ands have sugar, wheat, and rice. officials say they'll allow them if the trucks are unloaded at a specific border location and transferred into red cross vehicles, and ukraine blames russia for causing the situation in the first police. >> stop the aggression. stop the russian terrorists. stop the shelling. stop your cynical propaganda. and they there will be no need for any humanitarian aid. >> and ukraine's government says it suspects russia of using the idea of humanitarian aid, that pretext to take more aggressive action across the border. >> no trust there, much left, anyway, after she shooting down of malaysia 17. >> that's right. and our sac of state, john kerry, says the u.s. haall the evidence it needs, that it saw the launch of the missiles, the trajectory of

of piece of evidence and piece of data that some of the energy around the obamacare conversation is leaing out of it. >> it's unfortunate for us who cover health care. it is becoming less heated. it's interesting about tennessee, it's first southern state you see kind of coming on, that that's an area that the obama administration haents been able to crack. you might see movement in the region but see obama care deescalating as an issue and even as governors and republican governors are signing on to medicaid expansion, you often see them go gs to great lengths to not talk about obamacare. if you ask if he's xpapding medicaid, he'll say 100% not but even though he wants to take medicaid expansion dollars. you'll see a lot of this in different areas of the country and it will be framed differently and avoided as a conversation about obamacare and new conversation about look at the reforms we extracted and we're going to reform medicaid to look like private insurance. >> what fascinates me about the politics here, each time republican governor expands medicaid, it commits the state fiscal

jennifer lea -- lo -- [ laughter ] i can't do it. >> jennifer lopez. >> jimmy: jennifer lo -- gosh!mmy: i mean, if i close my eyes, it's like hugh jackman is sitting next to me. >> it's a little -- >> jimmy: hey, hugh? who sings your favorite summer jam? >> jennifer lopez. [ laughter and applause ] >> do -- do nicole kidman. >> jimmy: hey -- hugh? oh, no. are you gonna be nicole? you're nicole? okay. nicole kidman, i just, i just love you so much. where do you get your -- who inspires your style? >> jennifer lopez. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you also -- because it sounds a little new zealand, too, right? >> shut up. >> jimmy: you guys, andrew rannells. [ cheers and applause ] >> you're killin' me here. >> jimmy: you're gonna see him in "hedwig and the angry inch" at the belasco theater starting august 20th. ryan adams and the shining perform next. come on back. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ shelly ] as a graduate of devry university and keller graduate school of management, a business career was my goal. this was my career training camp... my professors... they were also my coaches. an