analog devices in advanced talks to inquire linear technology. linear spiking as much as 28% on the news. shares of both companies are now halted. we will have more on the bloomberg inclusive reporting in just a moment. noted short seller andrew left is weighing in on yahoo! and they spoke. can his forecast the as explosive as his on valeant? we are one hour from the close of trading, let's go to the close of trading where julie hyman has more. people are awaiting central-bank action, or inaction, as the case may be this week. not much movement in stocks. on an intraday basis, we had a bigger pullback earlier this morning but then stocks have been bumping along in this range. if you feel that, look under the hood, you will see there is a lot of individual stock movement. it just has not been translating into much direction on the macro level. but of course it is earnings season. day in because earnings terms of total number of companies reporting. here are some of the winners we have seen. caterpillar turned around today, it had been lower, but t

analog devices in advanced talks to inquire linear technology.ing as much as 28% on the news. shares of both companies are now halted. we will have more on the bloomberg inclusive reporting in just a moment. noted short seller andrew left is weighing in on yahoo! and they spoke. can his forecast the as explosive as his on valeant? we

fairfax urging telework or flexible >> matt kack lynn interview with mayor bowser and chief linear that intire interview is on our web site. they talked about it more on fox5dc.com. >> more women are asking for what they wants on social media app tippeder. >> well how the dating app is used now to find men will be to do housework. >> shut up. >> really? >> okay. >> and pokey monday is back in a big way. we'll take a closer look at why adults and kids are fining the new pokemon go app addictive. >> crazy. >> first do you have any idea how many times a day you touch your cevl phone. new study says average person taps, clicks and twipz more than 2600 times a day. >> that's afternoon person wlaeb news people do. >> oh, my goodness. >> that amounts to total of 145 minutes daily on phone over 76 separate phone con study showed that most phone use take place at bedtime and as for overnight hours a whopping 87% of participants admitted to checking gadgets between midnight and 5 a.m.. >> if you work nights or early morning. >> i never do that. >> >> >> the only thing i >> some tippeder users are

and so what you see here is again that linear and exponential curve.my blue arrow, this is admiral winters, chief of naval research. these are the next big things, right? my, my ethics counselor is very good. i don't go and invest in anything, right? can't. don't want. i invest in our workforce. in industry, academia and in the government. photonics, quantum research, you know, we've been doing quantum for a long time. it's not new, right if you don't understand the quantum principles, it is pretty simple. it really is. you don't have to be a physicist. although my father was a theoretical physicist. my mother was english major, right growing up at table i always got it wrong and said it wrong. all right, dad. doing theorems in my mashed potatoes and don't use ain't kind of thing. i challenge you to learn because 310 million americans and our international partners, your thirst and inquisitiveness what will keep moving ourselves up forward. the next big thing in photonics and being able to truly move information, not just at the speed of light but in w

. >> i wouldn't draw a linear line between brexit and global meltdowns. there was a runup before the vote when everybody thought they were going to vote to stay. then they gave all that back, and then a rally. it injects another thing to worry about, and this is a reasonably large topic. not just the uk in england. there are questions about the euro and how merkel and the germans respond. that uncertainty will increase volatility in the marketplace. anthony: six exchange -- fixed exchange rates do not last. the euro was a fixed exchange rate among those nations. do you think it's sustainable long term? >> i think it will come down to germany and what comes out of merkel and how the germans respond to this. i think from a larger policy perspective. what they tried to do in europe the last few decades is a good thing. i think pulling markets together, increasing trade, we have pressure on trade all over the world it's in the u.s. election. by and large a globalizing world with free trade and flee movement of capital and labor. that's a better thing for huma

also linear technology and ebay both up 31% this summer.r stock has turned around this year after the firm received a bid for $15 billion. as for ebay's hot streak, the e-commerce company reporting earnings last week and a solid full year guidance which has helped push the stock up higher. >> thank you very much for that. now to this morning's must reads. hillary clinton find her target. general writing that her speech hit the right tones, went down well. the convention as a whole has worked for the democrats, but says conventions rarely make or break a general election. mrs. clinton will regain a clear poll lead in the coming days. she has more than earned her post convention bounce, but goes on the to say there's a lot more challenges ahead. should be aware of two reoccurring weaknesses underestimating mr. trump being one of them and continuing inability to win over blue collar americans. so basically saying this convention went better than the republican convention. >> that white blue collar workers theme continues to pop up. writing abo

. >> i wouldn't draw a linear line between brexit and global meltdowns. there was a runup before the vote when everybody thought they were going to vote to stay. then they gave all that back, and then a rally. it injects another thing to worry about, and this is a reasonably large topic. not just the uk in england. there are questions about the euro and how merkel and the germans respond. that uncertainty will increase volatility in the marketplace. anthony: six exchange -- fixed exchange rates do not last. the euro was a fixed exchange rate among those nations. do you think it's sustainable long term? >> i think it will come down to germany and what comes out of merkel and how the germans respond to this. i think from a larger policy perspective. what they tried to do in europe the last few decades is a good thing. i think pulling markets together, increasing trade, we have pressure on trade all over the world it's in the u.s. election. by and large a globalizing world with free trade and flee movement of capital and labor. that's a better thing for huma

i remember the linear like a play on the pc. this reinvented itself, industrial company, 44% of the revenues, 25, 26% are auto after that is communications. it made all the sense. a faber report and then some. so you can do comcast. >> appreciate you doing my faber report. you can sub in for me any time. >> thank you. >> wow. did get fascinating pictures of the gigafactor yesterday as musk said need another capital raise. >> made a lot of money. >> it was a historic night at the democratic national convention. hillary clinton becomes the first woman to be nominated for president by a major political party. joining us from the wells fargo arena in philly is john harwood. good morning, john. >> good morning. the democratic convention had two missions last night. the first was to make history by making hillary clinton the first woman nominated by a major party for president. and the second was to show americans that history was being made by a real flesh and blood woman, not the public figure americans tell pollsters they don't tru

linear and analog soared on the news. the inquier, that's good news. if you get the acquirer stock up, imagine how everybody else wants to do inquiring. as well as an amd. wow. micron. it just put in a poison pill, something that attracted a lot of speculation. correctly. after softbank's huge bid for british semiconductor, arm holdhol holdings, there could be more deals lurking. this is amazing. what is qualcomm going to do? why does nvidia keep going higher? how about dupont, the 2% grower i talked about off the top. why is wall street loving dupont's 2%? simple. the chatter is the company would have no growth at all if it were still run by ellen coleman, ceo before ed breen replaced here. dupont has amazing growth people almost gave up on especially agriculture. how? same as united tech and texas instrument. better seeds which leads to more market share and better sales. i keep salivating over what will happen after the dow and dupont merger finishes. remember, they just voted on it. going to be creating the world's largest seed company. it's the re

linear had a huge amount of cash. it's machine learning. very little. nobody liked it.t there. it turns out some -- >> yeah, oracle liked it. >> see how we open. a couple of big disappointments in bank of japan. youtube, 1.2%. q-1 revised down to 0.8. project use. outdoor experiences. over the data and cloud integration company celebrating its ipo. the gauntlet on tech earnings. net sweep, yahoo!. we have been through a lot. >> one of the things that's happened, i'm doing an nail sis of linear this weekend. don't tell my wife. this is a company like a lot of tech companies that's at quietly done a lot of things. had a low price to earnings multiple. and there's so many semiconductor equipment companies. they should all get together. i mean, corvo should come booin with sky works. the best performing semi is broad com. it's been the most inquisitive. this is a group where they recognize, there's strength in numbers. western digital. the acquisition. they're quarter was find. micron should be bought. if they got together, maybe they would have a little bit more power agai

during surge one they replaced 2,000 deteriorated wooden rail ties and 3100 linear feet of what they call rail infrastructure renewed. whatever they did on that bed that was done and we know there was work not completed surge one that had to do with power system. metro says it's coming back during surge five now to go back and take that work to the next level, too, so all of that should be done during this surge five arlington county throwing in extra subtle buses to supplement what metro has going on. metro will bus bridge people as well for free during safe track period.. it will go until the end of the month but hopefully that should be the last time that these orange and silver riders have to deal with this back to you guys. >> thanks for the update now. perhaps you woke up in middle of the night, or not. >> or not. >> but di and do you too, maybe, to the sounds of whipping winds, booming thunder and flashes of lightning followed by pounding rains that moved throughout dmv. >> storms left behind quite a mess in operations. ankle lee is live in challenge park how bad is it out the

much more cogent and linear. that is the word that one of the sources familiar with the speech used with me. the version of things like law and order. build a wall, immigration, trade deals with other countries made horribly and he wants to change that. all of those themes. and those are the themes they believe work for him and not just in a primary. what is most interesting is you usually see one them in the primary, and then you see more of a move to the middle. they believe inside trump world they're going to work for him and continue to do so in the dprl election. >> i assume after the drama with his wife's speech the other night, i imagine the vetting and the scrutiny for the speech tonight has been robust. >> we would hope so. we don't have details on how they have scrubbed the speech, but you can sure fwhaet if his speech has anied issues like the others, they understand it would be a complete disaster. one thing that is interesting and noteworthy is that he started to practice on sunday and went through s

linear stocks have turned around this year after the firm received a bid for about $15 billion. and as for ebay, the company reporting earnings last week of very positive same store sales an an solid guidance. after strong results from amazon, facebook and google, the ek tor may get hotter. >> hr deliveries are revenues at ups and that is where we begin tonight's market focus. >> the world's largest package delivery company beat sales. the company also reiterated its earnings guidance for the full year. shares of ups rose fractionally to 108.10. >>> profit was cut in half at phillips 66. the energy company said a gas glut, but earnings still managed to beat expeck tases. revenue fell burke came in shy of estimates. t sh cents to 76.06. strong demand for strucks and suvs h, but that wasn't enough to beat estimates. the auto retailer did report profit that was bert than ek pechted, so shares were up more than 2% to 53.35. cigna posted profits for the quarter bel expectations. the company cited weakness in its group disability and life decision. shares fell though 5% to 128.96. >>

there was no linear format. you just kind of, you know, braced yourself for impact.e would throw questions out, throw out conjectures, and you just sat there and rolled with it. rolled with the tide. emily: where did it end? tony: it ended at literally -- we are going to do this, and tony, we want you to lead it. i had been in other, you know, executive presentations, where it was like, oh, it will take four months to decide, or whatever, -- it was, no. from the beginning of the meeting, he was fully engaged, to the end of it, ok, commit and we are going to do it. emily: we are going to take on sony? tony: i said we have to deal with sony. he's like, we're going to get sony. i'm like, but sony is number one in every audio category in the world for personal audio. how are we going to beat it? he is like, no, we're going to do it. emily: you have become known as the godfather of the ipod. which, in a way, makes you the father of the entire product line. the ipod, the iphone, the ipad, maybe the watch. [laughter] emily: but really, the ipod itself had such a dramatic im

the world is not as linear as people think, in other words you write an essay like that you are not immediately accepted to harvard business school and you don't immediately start a company like a lot of people do today that's worth $10 billion in four days. so you write this essay out of college, you don't get accepted to harvard or standard, you go to work at proctor & gamble and then you get a job with a title that you say is the best title you have ever heard so tell me. >> guest: director of pizza development have pizza hut. >> host: the last 50 minutes we have talked about technology. >> guest: the interesting thing is what i want to do after graduate was just that. it was the start of culture. there weren't internet companies because the computer didn't exist yet but i had to dig out something in the meantime. tng and cincinnati was a great experience. the way they launch new products and send free samples and free discs for aol. >> host: to you still have them? >> guest: i think most people so have a few. i think we may have overdone it. i realize we were basically bundling our disk wit

i know it is called a cycle of violence but it is linear passed down my mother told me about getting molested she called him her uncle river sitting on the bed he was eight when she came to the house and he centcom rollout. he doesn't remember what he touched ben then said nothing afterwards she went to live with it in an untenable when she was 11 per local return she told her eliot and was sent to with orphanage the next day. my grandmother's rape is my mother's molestation getting off easy with strangers fondling me on subways i remember putting my hand in my back pocket and there was ceded all over them. in one had a big red bow on his cocky masturbated in his window the cops told them he to do whatever he wanted in his own house. just point and laugh that sense them running usually. but worse than of those violations is in a matter of if it happens or when we don't own it and that is what the book says that the frequency with which they have been hurt or sexually assaulted is a message in the dna and that hurt my daughter was i want to inoculate her from whenever it is it keeps h

a linear pattern, the backdrop for earnings, the markets are any ofre concerned about the events, whether they are political related to the convention -- the market hikes up that reaction in the global economy. it seems to discount that impact. this quarter will be last in terms of earnings recession. 78%, we still have been in an earnings recession. >> it is early to say whether that will end or not. maybe we have some stability and provisions. sector and material the commodity prices today aside seem to have made a bottom that helped to -- earnings in those sectors. related to industrial reduction manufacturing, they have suggested they have seen the worst in terms of deceleration but they are not pointing too much acceleration either. financials continue to see revisions to the downside. it has been a big laggard over the last three months. i do not think we have a lot of momentum in the upside given global economic growth. david: we have a finance minister meeting, and jack lew met with his italian counterpart. sense of the european financial sector now or the financial sector writ la

i know it's called the cycle of violence but in any family female suffering is linear, race and abuse are passed down like the world's worst biterright. skipping the men and marking this women with night tear terrors mitchell mother toll me about getting molested by a friend as part of our part of our bad touch. and she doesn't remember what he touched or how just that it happened and that she said nothing afterwards. when my grandmother was ten, her father died of alcoholism and she went to live with an and uncle. when she was 11 her uncle raped her certification told he aunts and was sent to an orphanage. it's losing steam with each generation so that's something. my grandmother's rapes my mother roz molestation with me getting off with abusive boyfriends boyd strain jersey financialing -- strangers fondling me on subways. one man flashed a jacket open and had a big red bow on his conditioncock. just point and laugh, my aunt said. usually sends them running. worst than the violations themselves is the creeping understanding what it meant to be female. it's not a matter of if somethi

analog devices to buy linear for $14.8 billion.truments. global bank regulators resisting an american back push for stiffer capital rules. europe, japan, and india say being forced to increase reserves by 70%. they disagree over how much banks should be allowed to borrow against assets. the committee on banking supervision is due to wrap up deliberations by the end of the year. goldman sachs being sued for a conflict of interest after allegedly telling a client to curry favor with the malaysian prime minister. they are accused of betraying their fiduciary duties. a major shareholder says goldman use confidential information to buy on the cheap. up, the outlook on chinese markets. why they have set lower year in targets. that is next. ♪ check of theick latest business flash headlines. shareholdersse's investors owning 60% of shares backing the deal. the deal needs approval from the european commission as well as individual national regulators. the initial go-ahead to volkswagen's plans to get 500,000 cars off the road, , and will ca

investing inbeen content across verizon, just from licensing linear complex -- content into ownership are building our own digital channels and made an investment in optimists tv and in mobile which is important and how we scale the business. our goal is to take the content assets and bring them across the digital platform and bring more people to our platform and make the wheel spin. >> it was a popular believe that melissa mayer would no longer be part of yahoo! in any capacity after the court business was sold and we got a headline crossing that says for her, she is planning to stay. who is running what and who has what job? >> this process was a bit different. tim and lowell and all of the management team were working side-by-side to talk who will lead. we were doing that before the deal closed, because it is an auction, we did not have the ability to talk freely about those things because there were competitive bids and 10 and i will be in the bay area with marissa and her -- melissa and her team at talk about integration plans. we will come back to you and talk to you about who

so you see as going into licensing linear content and into ownership. >> what role do you envision forrself? -- seeing thises transaction closed, but also watching the value of our asian assets and equity space we have their. moving forward, we will figure it out. but i love yahoo!. here with some of possibilities, so much help. you wanted to restore yahoo! to greatness and build out news and original content. how do you feel about this outcome? >> i feel very good about it. i think yahoo! is a company that change the world -- changed the world. >> apple shares gaining in after hours trading with a slowdown that was not quite as bad as expected. third-quarter revenue fell 13% marking the first back-to-back quarterly sales declined since 2002. . sales beat's analyst's -- beat analysts' estimates. >> there are some highlights. they are talking about opportunities in china. that market, as a whole, is flat. they are finding that opportunities. they highlighted some initial penetration that is not been the easiest thing because of the legal issues they have had to hurdle. fors a new produc

at the present time, i am designing a building in this which will be counter recta linear strategics.these despite the modifications in lan, we have maintained the important theme. here are penetrations from the lower pedestrian level to the sky, at three very carefully locations. this movement is below the so intermittently you sunlight and of outdoors along the esplanade right through the project. o the east, we can examine the continuity of this plan. an early vision of turning this of people into the core of the city was by means of a fountain. as this planning action takes once both on the surface and the street level, we have another pedestrian concourse ravens g north into plaza. the structure, which will movement, will be an omnidirectional building. y design for the municipal services building for the headquarters. there is one coherent statement recognized all through this scheme. that is the desire to move core of the h the ci city, exposing them to sun light and sky, and terminating their concourse the grand of the new municipal services building. >> and penn center is is relat

and among the biggest tech movers -- linear technology surging after bloomberg was first to report a pending deal for analog devices to buy the company. that deal was confirmed for $60 a share. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: another stock we are watching -- verizon. the carrier added fewer subscribers and analysts predict it. verizon is buying yahoo! assets for $4.8 billion in focused on finding new revenues through ad sales. the ceo explains the goal becoming a major competitor in the mobile media arena today. >> the next works and their sports channels see an opportunity to partner with us. they may already have nba or nfl rights and can work on streaming their games, not only through the traditional channels of bios or full bundles, but over aol and yahoo! and over golf 90. as a waterfall of content moving through our different properties. emily: investors are focused on how verizon will pay to scale up to the likes of google and facebook. verizon already has about 100 ilion dollars debt to pay down. twitter shares plunging in extended trading after the company released earnings, dow

linear technology also catching a bit today. vonnie: thank you.et's check with courtney collins from the new york newsroom p courtney: bernie sanders says his -- he hopes his backers will not disrupt tonight'rollcall vote to formally nominate hillary as the democratic nominee for president. heckled on the streets of philadelphia and at the convention. sanders spoke this morning at a bloomberg politics breakfast. mr. sanders: politics are a little messy sometimes especially for young people who worked their hearts out for the campaign and supported and we lost. they worked at -- against hillary clinton and i'm saying, board for hillary clinton. sometimes, -- people have emotions in people have feelings. >> sanders told the convention that clinton must be elected but he did not directly call for his supporters to vote for clinton. americans bought new homes in june at the fastest pace in eight years. a seasonally adjusted rate of 592,000. meanwhile, the median price of a just $307,000. islam state is claiming responsibility for a brutal killing in a

analog devices with linear tape allergy for $14.8 billion.a share. a 24% premium to its closing price on monday. driverless cars threatened to crash earnings. technology may be decades away but firms are scrambling to figure out how to deal with an expected decline of august becomes safer. tesla partnership provides core technology for the automaker's autopilot system. the move follows a fatal accident involving one of tesla's electric vehicles. this will have a deal with bmw in an outside. nicole: federal investigators on the driver was above the speed limit. bill clinton makes a pitch for his wife as the next president while hillary clinton makes a surprise appearance at the convention. >> i can't believe we just put the biggest crack in that last ceiling yet. nicole: the highlights and a preview of today's headliners. also keep verizon shares of apple and n after reported stronger-than-expected iphones sales. pretty stinking after his worst quarterly revenue growth either. we will have details. you are watching trains seven, your first loo

so you have seen us go into licensing linear content and into ownership. >> you say you plan to stay.t role do you envision for yourself? >> two priorities -- seeing this transaction through to close but also watching the value of our stakesssets and equity we have there. moving forward, we will figure it out. but i love yahoo!. it is very important to me to see its next chapter. emily so you came here with some : of possibilities, so much help. you wanted to restore yahoo! to greatness and build out news and original content. how do you personally feel about this outcome? >> i feel very good about it. i think yahoo! is a company that changed the world. not many companies get to shane's the world. -- change the world. >> apple shares gaining in after hours trading with a slowdown that was not quite as bad as expected. third-quarter revenue fell 13% marking the first back-to-back quarterly sales declined since 2002. but actual iphone unit sales beat analysts' estimates. averagea $39.9 million estimate. the coming quarter looks quite good which means they think that last quarter was the

yesterday and i think i saw tweets online that commutes were extended 10, 15 minute or linear retirep, sergeants, detectives and expand number of programs raising age limit 21 to 25 for cadets. >> and let's get you to the morning line. american league takes w. that means home field advantage. >> royals led the american lead charge. teammate perez added solo home run. that looks like daniel murphy. hey, murph. and most valuable player matt scherzer. both had good games as well. dream ton green. speaking out about recent arrest and assault charges arrested falling an altercation in michigan. green is confident his legal team will resolve the situation. as a public figure i can not put myself in certain situations it's something i learn from and move on. green selected to be part of olympic basketball team. >> bringing home que the wedding balls for matt jones officially off the market after surprise engage the oaf the weekend to fiancee. there's the happy couple showing offer the ring and that's their cute little daughter and we're told she gave her blissing. >> speingz of fans neek pe

is mature and the competition is very intense and everybody knows that the linear television market is slowly, slowly eroding and it's all going to streaming and all of the content providers that net netflix has been acquiring content from are getting the business themselves. there's not a great future for netflix as a stand alone. >> it's stunning to me, porter, the shift in sentiment on this stock, i think last year best performing stock in the s&p 500. it was already down almost a quarter of percent into the earnings and now a 12% slide. is this about the change in the international growth? that really seems to be the big disappointment. outside the u.s., 1 .5 million new subscribers. is that the worry? >> they advertise the beginning of this year that they were going to go from 60 countries to 130. that i have done that. the content they're offering in those new country ss very thin. not producing anything like the results in terms of subscriber growth they were anticipating. >> sound like you're not a buyer on this dip. >> the other nasty little secret about netflix, you talk abou

top leader and police chief kathy linear and muirial bowser together lay out a plan to fight violence in the nation's capitol. >> and using a robot bomb in last week's ambush, one local department has the same robot and we'll talk to one police chief about the use here. . >> and pokemon is back in uber popular new app. even more popular than tinder or twitter right now. hey, sue. >> more popular than tippeder or twitter wow we have to see that. how about the preview of a beautiful day after last week's heat wave. today the humidity is nice and low. temperatures are comfortable in the 80s. so a nice little break for the summer sizzle and i have more of that in the forecast. we'll have a first look at your for the cast when "fox5 local news" at five comes back >> donald trump was in virginia speech to deliver a speech about veteran as fairs. that story along with political headlines you may have missed, veronica. >> focused on ten steps he want top take to help veterans appointing a commission to investigate the va and working to protect the jobs of the va as well. and well, new jersey

mayor muirial bowser is having two the mayor's first bill will allow chief kathy linear to rehire retired sergeants and departments to retain experience members to help them train new recruits second bill proposes raising age limit on young adults from 21 to 25. raising age will help long time washingtonians get on the force that might otherwise be unable to do so. >>> we're five past the hour this wednesday morning. gary mcgrady standing by with a look at heat and humidity making a return. where have you been. >> that's exactly right. never stays gone this long this time of year. i don't a two week vacation like everybody else in d.c. over the summer. this radar picture i'm about to take you takes you back to 11:00 lasts night and between 11 and 12 we started seeing thunderstorms form south of city and down through parts of prince william and then over to charles county and prince george county and that is all shifted. so if you're east of town you heard a rumble of thunder say 1, 2:00 in the morning and all this over across the bay now. and i'm not seeing that we cannot have a shower or

. >> 2 may not be as linear we may want to consider the lower hanging fruit sooner than later and understanding at a certain point needing to bring on supplies in the long timeline for some other options we might includes immediately options to deal with the epa but the supply questions barking at our heels i think this experience what the subsequence and the list 67 project and the costs and timeline in some kind of version that can be presented to us that is understandable a way to move forward. >> commissioners. >> any other comments >> so i wanted to clarify one thing that right now, we're able to meet the 248; right? and we're at 240 we're looking those projects that would guarantee the one 84; right? so we can look at you know whatever we do now can go towards that and give it some time toe you know trigger that out figure out that later. > in the 2040 didn't include the additional water palo alto and didn't include the interruptables so not as good we have the next item we're considering the - includes from a diesel plan and from the river and that's the best plan we have at the moment h

but also weaves the narrative in a way that i really like that it's not always linear and it jumps around a lot of that is me saying what writers i like. a lot of people influence my thinking. they are both doing incredible work. it's called nobody has been a huge influence on me. martha harris. has taught me quite a bit all of these people that are in conversation to learn a lot more and be pushed in directions that i was not anticipating. and be pushed in directions that i was not anticipating. [indiscernible] >> i think what the internet generally does is as it democratizes the number of voices that we are able to hear. and it provides that immediate feedback. so if you are a member of the media and you are writing the stories and you're only taking pictures of the men that are organizing and doing this work there will be someone right there to say how is it that you missed us. tell me if i'm missing the point of your question here. the problem has not is not necessarily that the work has never been done certainly there were women during the time of the civil rights movement who are sa

a non-linear, dark, dry-humored, searingly critical, satirical, and profane masterpiece.ocess. on heroin or a locally available prescription opiate called eukodol. and of course, the daily staple of many in these parts, hashish, kief, and majoun. hashish is the concentrated tch-rich resin of the cannabis plant, as well as a varying amount of its flowers and leaves that have been separated from the buds and compressed into sheet or brick-like form. kief, a more local and indigenous product, is the part of the plant containing only the strongest concentration of psychoactive ingredients. majoun is a confection made from kief, fruits, nuts, chocolate and honey. i was, of course, fascinated by this product since reading about it and inquired of some local contacts, who shall necessarily go unnamed. how was it made? this is what i wanted to know. they were kind enough to demonstrate. kief is first chopped into fine granules and then slowly added to melted butter and chocolate over a low heat to toast it and release the psychotropic goodies within. while the binder element of t

. >> analog devices is buys lin r linear.s a 24% premium to monday's closing price. >>> match rose 41% p. online dating site was boosted by more users signing up for premium paid services. wilfred, buffalo wild wings, reporting a third quarter drop in same store sells. earnings matched forecast as the decline was offset by higher revenue thanks to the opening of new locations. sally smith will be on "squawk box." that is a first on cnbc interview at 7:30 a.m. eastern time. >> more stocks to watch, panera raises results. same sells rose more than 2%. elumina raising 19%. u.s. steel reporting a anymo ii narrower loss. flat rolled segment returns to profitability. shares rising 2.6%. juniper networks fell 11%. network and telecom equipment maker warns challenging markets will continue to pressure. >> also keep an eye of tesla opening the doors of factory until nevada yesterday. offering a peak at the massive facility where it plans to start making battery sells next year. it says it will have completed tesla aims to start produc

resident wrote a let to kathy linear about the need for xhup 'tis to come together and work with law enforcement and that's getting buzz on neighborhood list serves and social media sights. >> 3 degrees and better started than yesterday. >> the birthday boy returned. >> that must be it. >> all tawneden rested. >> we missed you happy birthda birthday. >> thank up very much. appreciate it. >> did you have trouble blowing out the cappedlees. >> it was hard to big enough to put them on. >> he amuses he because he's holder. >> will you older. >> wiser. >> right there. >> practice tkly twins. let's go to the forecast. steve. ears what you came back to, federal weather it's not bad right. wait for tomorrow. i mean it's will be 90. tomorrow we don't get out 80s. 73 this morning in washington and let's see there's a couple 60s out there. gaithersburg, frederick. fredericksburg and 59 culpeper and not a bad starm start. warm today. i'm writinging in warm often high 90. >> there's a shower colt ng through we might fire up a few thunderstorms this afternoon weing chance south ever city front wil

>> we have over 4,000 linear feet of manuscript collections. we have about maybe about 30,000, 40,000 books. it changes. we have one of the largest periodical selections in the united states because remember, we started collecting back in 1932. what you may recognize we have every issue of "ebony," quote jet." negro digest. johnson publications. we have them on microfilm and abbott's monthly a magazine that abbotts started. it didn't last but we have some of the few editions that are just left. >> we'll look at some defender items on our tour. the defender still published. >> it is weekly now. it started off 1905 as weekly. 1940 it went daily after abbott died. here recentally gone back to a weekly newspaper but still very, very popular. still very, very influential.y still very, very heavily read in the black community. >> who uses the vivian harsh collection and who can use it? >> we're open seven day as week. so everybody can use it. but the wonderful thing i would say our constituents are from the cradle to the grave and i truly mean that i

trains only every 20 minutes there's a lot of work they replaced,000 deteriorated rail tiles and 31300 linear feet was renewed that means replaced inlater and did reinspection repair of power cape cable and have to come back and do traction power system. one other thing too we heard a lot about metro riders that perhaps are disstayed with what's going on. vre is certainly benefiting from that. vre says that the burke center station that riders can view as alternative and last week they broke ridership records. most rideers in one week that that system ever had. it's alternative out there for you. live in falls church i'm melanie alnwick "fox5 local news". >> 6:11 now still ahead a decision on controversial plan in northern virginia to install bomb detection devices. >> and kansas community mourning loss of police officer shot and killed in the line of duty. what we're learn about what employed that trj dixt back in 30 second. . >> we could rerp more about deadly shooting while serve foring a driver by shooting a officer was shot and the 46-year-old is shot multiple times inside his car. polic