." >>> he makes it look as easy as falling off a cliff. but -- >> look what happened. he spins around. >> see a b.a.s.e jumper's you turn into the tree tops. >>> a garbage truck rams a tow truck to form -- >> a giant taco swallowing up the car. >> the story that's more than a double bummer crazy. >> five squirrels make for one strange zblisight. >> their tail tied together. >> what's behind the conga line. >>> real or fake. this week we've got real gems. >> maybe he had a hole in his leg and he has a trick he does. >> his leg, put a bullet inside the hole? if one of your hobbies is to jump off of high things you better have a good plan how to get down. heath is the guy with the camera, in switzerland. you can see the successful jump. heath goes, you think, maybe this is a nice place to land, the green pasture. when he pulls his chute, look what happens. he spins around. some sort of malfunction here. >> come on, come on. >> pull up your leg. >> all of a sudden, unsin i si l arborist. no injuries. >> dangling from a tree, waiting for somebody to get me. >> if you're the

when you look at it for one year, it looks like it's like this right here.the bounce that got off the giga factor. it's come here and stalled out a little bit. i guess you could say there's reason to pause. this could be a fairly epic double top. if i was looking to get back in on the long side if you thought about taking profits, this could be a good level. 200 day moving average. that would be a momentum indicator. >> right. >> that could offer support. there's those traders out there love to play the momentum, they love to play breakout. if there's any good news that this stock breaks out, 33% short interest in the name and that's why you have gaps like this and that's why you have gaps like this when there's good news. we talked about short interest. this is a well owned stock, meaning it's in very good trust. elon musk owns 23%. these shorts keep getting tripped up, they have to cover, that creates buying opportunities, new shorts coming in. new stocks come up? >> he has the muskeon touch. what i want to know, if you've got negative reports from the car

they are looking at targeted acquisitions. let's look at mining. loss of more than $2 billion and the man who knows it is with me now. the party is over. as with a lot of the miners are sensing. >> if you can decide whether or not or how much to spend. that is what newcrest did. loss.illion terrible result. a loss is a loss of but you have to look at it. despite the mind -- very strong. this aggressive expansion. they went heavy into. that has been the story of new crest. >> australia is really filling it. what sort of level do they need to make money from? >> about 1200. they say 1250. it could be stronger at 1250. you would be watching around 1500. around that. beautiful little margin as well. how do you describe the result? one analyst was say it was garbage. [laughter] he was saying a lot more. he used a word other than that. i am polite. >> tell us about some of the deals. 600 billion of deals going on in australia to mining. we are talking about. it is all in the construction phase. tax revenue. >> the investment phase is where it happens. ge

when you look at it for one year, it looks like it's basing right here. look at this.the bounce it got off the giga factory announcement in february. it stalled out a little bit. i guess you can say there is reason to pause. this could be a fairly epic double top. if i was looking to get back in on the long side, if you thought about taking profits, this could be a good level. this is the 200-day moving average. this could be a momentum indicator. but listen, there are the traders throughout who love to play the momentum. they love to play breakouts. if there is any good news and this stock breaks out, remember, there is 30% short interest in the name. and that's why you have gaps like this when there is good news. i'm just going to make another point here. we just talked about the short interest. this is a really well owned stock, meaning it's in very good hands. elon musk, the ceo and founder owns 23%. it's like he is in a battle with the shorts. he is never going to sell. and the shorts keep getting tripped up. they have to cover that creates buying opportunities. t

expressway. 85 looks good.en gate bridge is under 28 minutes right now. you're right here for the north bay also looks good as you come down to a catalog. a quick check of the bridge is this is some of the best news ever. there is no delays for the mcarthur maze or the east shore freeway. highway 92 has no delays across the span. even they little later in the north all direction where on fridays we have north ball traffic. >>: marks: the runways were closed for construction. sfo officials say that the work is designed to give aircrafts and additional margin of safety. >>: we installed these masks it's like a runaway truck rammed for the aircraft. it's a design so the aircraft can go off of the runway in say incidentally down into a bed of crushed will concrete. >>: reporter sfo cannot handle as many flights as usual. there were average delays. they will be open this sunday. >>: reporter: after a push on social media put this man behind bars. this is the camera that call the whole thing kind video. this upgrade

as we take a look at the afternoon call, it does look like it's going to be warm. 78 degrees by 9:00 and then 85 by noon. your high today at 3 o'clock will be 89 degrees. winds on the light side. however, winds are coming down genderly out of the north. that should lower humidity as the day goes on. we have an air quality alert today, though, especially in urban centers around the i-95 corridor and down towards wilmington. ozone action day means those of in you sensitive groups should limit outdoor activities and that includes young kids senior citizens and those of you suffering from asthma. tonight at musikfest the big show at 8:30, moody blues, partly cloudy, moderately humid, 78 degrees, the slight chance of a spotty thunderstorm trapping up. more on those thunderstorms with future tracker 6, okay. >> all right, dave, i-95 near broad street construction crews are backing up picking up the cones right now. the construction was in the process of clearing out. right now it has been blocking the right lane. hasn't been causing a delay but sometimes as they back up and start to clear

>> you look at fund data. undoubtedly, we would go around to see clients around the globe and people were under way china. they were very worried about property. the pmi was still below 50. there was a lot of negative news at the time. but over the last couple months, people have been buying into it. so it is more consensual. link? is this many people suggesting this could be the real game changer. >> i think it is an interesting step going forward. weakened by a shares -- we can buy a shares. it is difficult to say with the real impact is going to be. but i think the framework point of you is very important. for the first time, that actually can happen and the initial impact could be quite limited. but it is an important step in liberalizing these. >> also the property moderates and the capital accounts. sorted -- sort of baby steps, isn't it? >> more steps, but if you look five years, we actually -- comfortable as a foreign investor, as an international investor, exposing yourself to what is really still pla

wi wider look, no issues anywhere. 66, 95 looking good. prince george's county side of the roadways also completely green. branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue, no problems there. and tom, you have a very nice forecast for me. at least today. >> looks as good as your traffic right now except there on 270. we have drive pavement, no real weather problems travel wise this morning. heading out of town early, you'll be driving by annapolis and crossing the bay and bay bridge, temperatures there in the mid-60s. elsewhere, most of the region in the 50s. that includes the nearby suburbs, prince george's county, fairfax, arlington and machinery, it will be mostly sunny today as well as the rest of the region. into fairfax county, between now and 8:00 for the morning commute, it will be right away 60 whether walking or driving. bright sun. you'll need your shades. upper 60s by late morning. and your headlines for today, yeah, you'll need long sleeves this morning. it will stay cool between now and around 8:00, 9:00. sleeveless afternoon, though, with

we looked at evaluation criteria, and we looked up technical considerations and we want them tied to our goals and adaptability, and the new and the energy, generation and we looked at greenhouse gas emissions and we looked up financial considerations and we looked up the cost of construction and the over all schedule and the operation and maintenance and the technology and we tested the value of alternatives and the net energy pro-ducks of alternatives and finally in the other side of the triple analysis, we looked up considerations and obviously odor control being a huge factor and the stake holder acceptable of the final design and the greenhouse gas emissions as a result of the project and over all air quality and safety and noise and traffic use and the odor, control and we definitely are looking at a state of the art system and we have not landed on one and here is an example of something that exists in bright water, which have been able to achieve the zero odors behind the fence line which is our goal as well. to walk you through the analysis process, we started with the world

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look, this is not good news for anybody that's in the agricultural sector, but at the moment, it lookse the impact will be relatively limited. in fact, if anything, whilst the russians are talking about the bear fights back, it will have a greater impact on russian consumers, who are likely to pay higher prices here because they import about $39 billion worth of agricultural products, and if they are now going to have to find new sources for that, not use either eu or american supplied product, then it's going to cost them a whole lot more to get their regular fix of fruit, vegetables, french cheeses and french wines. so, that's just something that the russians i think are going to have to cope with as they try to retaliate to western sanctions. i just want to move you on because we've got another business story we are focused on. it is this bank of america/merrill lynch fine. it looks like $17 billion they're going to have to pay here, which would be a significant chunk of change, could be the largest u.s. bank fine, and it is clearly going to hurt bank of america/merrill lynch, but i

take a look.chopper 5 flew over a big while building that looks like a sound stage for a rock concert. it's right next to the flint center for the performing arts where apple plans to hold an event on september 9. it's the very same place apple unveiled its macintosh 30 years. apple is staying very quiet as usual about these sorts of things. but there are rumors spreading they will unveil a large screen iphone or smartwatch or both. or maybe more. >> who knows? >>> well, google has decided to go public with a drone program kept secret up until now. but spying is not the goal here. instead, as joe vazquez shows us, these drones deliver. >>> reporter: it's only a small package of dog treats. but this test flight in the australian wilderness is a remarkable accomplishment. it's proving delivery with a self-flying plane is possible. the drone is part of a research group called project wing. it was built by google engineers part of their highly secret research group called google x. >> project wing asp

look at the price. look outside. look at that. a lot of clouds for us to deal with here in the district this morning. and some of the other places around the area dealing with actual rain. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein here with your weather and traffic on the 1s. it's 6:11. what's happening with our weather? >> getting some light rain in washington now and temperatures right around 70 degrees. there's a little bit of fog in the air. storm team 4 radar showing the rain in northern virginia, maryland, and around the district traveling southwest to northeast. it's going to be with us between now 7:30, 8:00 this morning. wet pavement. be ready for that. have an umbrella with you. the camera at the capitol has raindrops on it now. sunrise coming shortly and by 8:00 still some light rain and temperatures near 70. noontime through 4:00 p.m., that's likely when we'll have the heaviest downpours. maybe with some thunder and lightning during the afternoon. a look at which neighborhoods will have the heaviest rains. next weather

looking for patchy fog, but as you can see no sign of it right now, it's looking good. the temperature, 63. the dewpoint, 62. the winds calm and the pressure 30.13 inches. looking at conditions around the area. 75 degrees by 9:00 a.m., noon, 83. 3:00 p.m., 85 degrees, coming down from your high of # -- 8 6at4 p.m. no weather related problems. let's look at what's going to happen at the shore, 77 degrees, that warm ocean water temperature continuing today, today's high at the shore, 82 under mostly sunny skies, that's a gorgeous weekend. of that continues, i have a feeling a lot of people will be calling in sick if you were down the shore. satellite and radar showing nothing to worry about today. we can see the clouds filling in from the west and that will be impacting us come tomorrow. a wider look you can see the showers and thunderstorms out to the west, there's a frontal boundary that can slip through and give us the chance for heavy rainfall. let's look at future tracker 6, 3:30 we can see a spotty shower coming through. this model showing 8:30 at the end of the mor

look at that, up 14%. so maybe a decent sign if you're bullish on the housing side of things. >>> this is interesting. you look at the longer term, it looks like since about its february high of this year, it's down 25% or so. and the company is saying it's see says pent-up demand, record sales from some of its distributors? >> and this is a name that has over 20% short interest. you look at it, if housing isn't picking up as quickly as some people want, a lot of people are going to go out, they're going to remodel. so this is a company that after this major selloff, decent quarter, i think a lot of shorts are caught with their pants down. >> kudos, they actually upgraded the stock two weeks ago. very good call by them. they went to buy. masco had a good number against low expectations. stanley black & decker, same drill. >> same drill. >> oh, yeah. >> good one. >> okay. >> i see what you did there, stephanie. took you guys a little bit. very low expectations. it didn't take much. a low bar to get over. >>

back to you. >> us take a closer look at this. -- let us take a closer look. half revisedtten bid for australia's treasury wine. paul, what is the latest on this offer? zeb, it is take two for kkr. five dollars 20 $5.20. ss worth they have had a rough ride recently. they're facing a 260 million in impairments. a few months ago, they announced they had to dump about half a million cases of old wine in the united states due to over supply problems. they're been cutting back exports as well. this offer is a big improvement on the one made back in april, 11% higher than that april offer of $4.70 a share. interesting, why was it not back tackle >> -- why was it knocked back? had knowledgeer of the deal, so they ended up having to go public. if you take a look at the yearly price chart of treasury winds, you can see a couple pivotal moments where things happened. ,ack in january, the impairment business was not in full flow. things looked pretty dire. and if you look at april, there's a big jump up third shares soared 18% after that initial takeover offer was reveal

looking ahead for your seven-day forecast. looks real nice as we approach the weekend. sunshine, humidity drops, no 90s, renee. can you believe it? looks like we've got a chance of some showers on sunday. >>> breaking news just in to our newsroom. one of the suspects accused in the deadly carjacking and crash in philadelphia apologized to the victimed family in court today. jonathan rosa in court for a preliminary hearing when he made that apology. this all happened in the last hour. rosa and cornelius crawford facing charges of murder, assault in the incident that left three children and their mother dead. rosa back in court in december. crawford's hearing pushed back to a later date. >>> could one of nature's fierce killers help kill cancer? the new findings about these mysterious sea creatures that could someday provide a breakthrough for cancer patients. >> i'm accepting als ice bucket challenge. >> later. there he is, the latest person to take on the ice bucket challenge. governor chris christie. watch as the governor gets soaked. >>> this week's wednesday's child

you we're looking -- we're looking at 81 for san jose. 88 in gilroy.a gorgeous -- santa cruz going to be a gorgeous day. 75. 80 degrees redwood city. san mateo, 75. 69 this afternoon in san francisco. that's a nice day for you there. and again, partly to mostly cloudy skies expected. daly city, pacifica and into half moon bay. temperatures remaining on the mild to cool side for you. in store for your weekend as well. going to at&t park for the evening, low 60s with the westerly breeze to ten miles an hour expected. partly cloudy skies. game time 7:15. sunset is after 8:00 these days. it will be a little cool and the onshore breeze will be with us for the evening hours as well. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view. again, starting with today, morning clouds, followed by afternoon sunshine. temperatures will be up a few degrees. some of us may not notice so much. it will be a slight warmup. a tad bit of warming as we get into the start of the weekend. notice as we get into sunday. temperatures begin to trend downward. we'r

we are looking at 28 in san jose. looking good. we're off to if a good start. we'll tell you more about the south bay. >> a warmup yesterday away from the coast. speaking of warmer if you are heading to santa clara over the next week or two, you might know temperature there is are warmer. we'll talk about that. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. 4:44. illegal fire works may have caused this big apartment fire in oakland. the fast moving flames caused major damage to two buildings near 23rd avenue and international boulevard wednesday night. investigators now say they found rem innocents of fire works at the scene and several people reported hearing a loud bang just seconds before they saw the flames. >> very loud. boom boom. >> i thought it was a regular fire work. >> no one was hurt but the fire forced more than 30 people find a place to live. >>> the city of oakland will celebrate a new technology focused elementary school this weekend. aspire public schools will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony for its triumph academy in oakland tomorro

if you have fast track looking good. take a look at the maps now. highway 4 in the pittsburg bay point area looking good as well. as we go west of that, eastbound and westbound 80 near hercules looking pretty good. a little back up south of thother berkeley along the east shore freeway. and here the nimitz freeway looking really good this morning. a little back up on 238 slow and go in hayward. at 6:18 here is steve. >>> thank you brian. watch the satellite image. watch how it enhances. getting enhancement from 14,000- foot mountains. there will be torrential rain here. at the same time it will take a lot of the energy out of tropical storm iselle. radar estimates 4-5 inches of rain. you will have mud slides, you will have flood issues. there is a lot of power outages as well. the stage is set for really heavy rain. over all on the big island finally it has been confirmed 60-70 miles an hour winds moving wests at 7. hilo airport is closed. peak wind 54 miles an hour. i think you almost get some reports of really, really heavy rain coming fast. hilo

by looking at the gdp. there are fears ramped up of late concerns that fed rates have to be taken higher. if you look at this s&p chart going back to november, you can see the rally is pretty well contained. initially july lows caused a little acceleration. we really held this longer term area of trim line support. that's key. so the market dropped about 50% of the entire move from april until july highs. we also held this area right 94 march, april former highs, which is decent support. if anything from the february lows of this year, we rallied 180 points in prime and price to hit this level right here, 1,900 i think was very important. so since then, let's put things into perspective, we rallied in s&p futures terms in the last two days. so things haven't gotten a bit overdone in the upside in the near term. my thinking is as long as this trend line really holds for large caps, things are still very much intact and there is a chance the s&p even after a little backing, likely pulls up and tests these for

let's take a look. we've constructed a xoits here off about -- composites here of about 20 stocks and the recent break june. these are highly cyclical assets. they are starting to diverge from the markets. the presumption, the autos will fol low. this is a big fail. it's a quality name. it just broke trend. there is no other way to draw it. now, daimler, guess what happened to renault, it just broke trend. guess what happened to porsche? it just broke trend, switch a bit, harley-davidson, it just broke trend. look at general motors it didn't break trend, it broke trend months ago. it's one of the biggest laggards aren't remember the pattern is you can draw your tops 'ways, here the your neckline. this is not cool if itself. >> that's the first. carter saying not cool that means he must mean business, mike. >> one of the things the autos has had is a strong secular wind. the car sales have been been brock buster, they have been trending from the lower left to the upper right. the other ting to think abou

doesn't she look great. >> she looks amazing. >> we love a got makeover here.nia getting 4 or 5 inches. this is state college, pennsylvania. much drier today. but there is a cold front back there. squeezed in between the two. enjoying sunshine. and philadelphia in the mid-80s. and monsoon flow, look at the bulls eye over jackson, wyoming. flash flooding in places, >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm chris sowers with this accuweather update. clouds giving way to sunshine, 86 degrees this afternoon, warm and sticky, closing in on 90 tomorrow. >> all that weather brought to you by usaa. and we wanted to say hello to danny dickenson, he couldn't make it from minnesota. >> good to see danny. >>> and now mind the scenes at one of country music's biggest events. getting together for the huge, four-day party. you can see the highlights on abc tomorrow night. abc's rachel smith has more. ♪ i got a real good >> reporter: it's the gathering of the biggest names with the thousands of fans flocking to music city, the hard of country music, nashville, tennessee. >> eve

as we look at temperatures area wide right now we're looking at low to mid and upper 70s. low 70s in atlantic city. as well as wildwood. we're looking at 78 in philadelphia as well as allentown. 70 degrees currently in the pocono mountains. so temperatures in the 70s for us. but you move a little farther to the south and west, temperatures climb into the upper 80s for cincinnati. low 90s in nashville as well st. louis. so by sunday even monday and tuesday of next week, we're looking at 90-degree heat along with increasing dew points. the dew point just a measure of moisture in the atmosphere. you know any time it's below 60 it feels really comfortable. but by sunday and into labor day the dew point temperatures are going to climb into the uncomfortable and oppressive category. 60s and even 70-degree dew points expected early next week. so get ready for the heat and humidity. satellite and radar it's dry and quiet right now. you can see off to the west we're tracking thicker clouds as well as some showers and storms. that is the system that will impact us as we move into su

looks like an easy out. miss cue by cardinals, at third, the runners advance and now hour will head home and phillies take the lead. from there bull pen shut them down. phillies take game within of the series, with a final score of five-four. eagles get back to the practice field this weekend preparing for next thursday's final preseason game that will be begins the jets. the most of the offence and defense looking good in the last win, over the steelers. concern about shady mccoy he left the game after opening drive because of an injured thumb. good news though, x-rays came back negative and he will be ready to start the regular season. >> i mean it hurts. definitely hurts. i mean there is times i get banged up and it hurts and i will be fine. we will see what happens when everybody is done. >> bigger concern is field goal kicker. alex henry missed a 31-yard chip shot in the fourth quarter, not a big impact on the game but he is clearly struggling and his spot on the roster could be in jeopardy. >> i mean i

otherwise looking quite good. 66, 95, no issues there. taking a look up 270, looking good, as well. no major problems. chopper on the way to that situation, buts going to be quite a met here hyattsville. live pictures coming up. >>> and the away from the water main break, the pavement is dry, but rain now falling near fredericksburg. the rain is tag across the bay. west of there, there is another batch of rain now into spotsylvania into southern stafford county. so 95 will begin to get wet. another hour and a half to two hours getting closer to washington. 66, 95, and the southern part of the beltway. that will start getting wet around 8:30, 9:00. you'll be comfortable in short sleeves, but have the umbrella with you as we will likely have the showers offer and on. i'll show you the timing hour by hour coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> new this morning, a missing child was reunited with his family this morning in prince william county. police say a relative abducted 8-year-old caleb. but we've learned 65-year-old brenda courts was arrested. investigators believe she

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take a look at this. a wall on to a car there.and one more here i want to share with you today from sebastiani wines, tank damage and a significant amount of wine loss here at this winery. take a look at this. you can see just all the damage. again coming in from sebastiani wines. some of the pictures we've been getting off of twitter. if you want to share them or tweet them to ktvu. >>> the force of the earthquake blew the windows out of the air traffic control tower. this is a look at the tower where the building where the windows were shattered. the airport closed briefly from around 7:25 until 8:00 this morning. the faa says after the airport reopened pilots started using what's called a common channel. that channel allowed them to land and take off by talking to each other instead of a controller. an faa spokesperson tells us it could take weeks to get those windows replaced. we want to take a look at damage in downtown napa. news chopper 2 flew over the city this morning to get these pictures. this was the alexandria office

how beautiful it looks.n philadelphia, right now, look at these skies, absolutely gorgeous here, we head to the shore, you see few more clouds, but really all they do is make the sunrise look even more interesting. so, it will be perfect beach day today. we go all the way out to reading, starting to warm up. 63 degrees there, looks like nice start to the day. winds very light all over, out of the east maybe 2 miles an hour, and many other locations winds calm. 50's still some locations such as the poconos at 53, allentown, 55 degrees. wildwood, now, at 61 degrees, and inland, about 10 miles, inland from the atlantic city area to the atlantic city airport, we have 55 degrees, and 62 in philadelphia out at our airport. now, we're also looking at high pressure in charge of the weather, that keeps things almost guaranteed nice today. you might see occasional cloud. but that's t precipitation it, will hold off, if we see it, until tomorrow afternoon and evening. and that's as we've got warmfront coming through, h

how are we looking, carol? >> looking just terrific today.yesterday i think was probably the most stellar day. and each day, a little bit different than the next day. so our weather is not giving up on summer. don't you give up on summer either. look at this, in atlantic city, the ferris wheel, absolutely george thus morning, casino of its own fireworks out there. we have some pretty comfortable temperatures, as well, if you slept with your windows open last night, you may have don't to up close them. some of these temperatures are in the 50's, 57 in trenton, 55 allentown, reading 59 degrees, cool up in the poconos, 57 degrees. but that number is matched down in wildwood at 57. so, the air is cool this morning, but we are on an increasingly warming trends over the next couple of days. storm scan3, nothing. we love that. we could use some rain. but at this point, for a holiday weekends, maybe we could just skip it today. and i think we probably will. with high pressure where it is, looks like nice day, gorgeous yesterday, it will be beautiful

nasdaq daca we're looking to hit 32. russell looking better 2/3 of a percent.ransports found their footing again after losing quite a bit last friday. up 11 points at the moment. the dow lost ground in seven of the last eight sessions and has not scored a gain since a week ago. as for the s&p, after sliding more than 2 1/2% last week. its worst weekly loss in two years we're seeing a come back. what helping the mood today? more than six 1/2 billion dollar bailout for portugal's second largest bank, espirito santo, which found itself in trouble weeks ago. you start to see the bond prices go up. listen, it is not a good time in portugal. the banks as we look at them right now, at least for the bond yields down seven basis points. here is the dax in germany. we're showing this could you. it is important. it is considered one of the stronger areas. as you know, in europe, but guess what? this is the fourth losing session in a row. why? concerns about bank espirito playing in all the european angst. key factor in all the selloff. vix is taking a breather today after

karen rogers looking at traffic. >> let's waive our magic wand and see if we can get rid of any rain this morning. we had a couple cells trying to make it t

saturday looks lovely. by sunday we will spike on the thermometer and tracking a couple of showers, ukee, back to you. >>> well, phillies have the night off tonight, and then continue a west code coast swing with the three game series with the giants in san francisco. phillies had a lead for the second night in the row last night in anaheim. jimmy rollins made it two-one with the fourth inning sing is will to score carlos ruiz but angels lead the the majors in come back victories. howie kendricks fifth inning single puts angels in front and stays that way. phillies lose this one, the final score was four-three. >>> eagles are in foxboro ahead of the tomorrow night's preseason game two against the patriots. jeremy maclin hopes to play but shut it down yesterday with the slight hamstring pull. he felt the pull after catching a long touchdown after a joint practice with the patriots yesterday. both teams work out in the downpour. they will practice again, later today. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this

what we wanted to do was look at you're return on investment. so we looked at three things.tional quality, affordability and career outcome. and what that means when you're a parent looking at what school is going to be the best return for your money, you want to look at schools that have rigorous programs that are going to demand a lot from their students. pro if he sores who spend quality time. a school that really supports a student to get them to graduation rates that are on time. if it takes a long time to graduate you're note going to let a lot of bang for your buck. another critical part is the career services programs. are there a lot of people in the career services? paid internships. >> two-thirds of seniors with a paid internship get jobs upon graduation. >> wow. >> so the huge thing that you've been looking at is can you get a job right out of school? which schools ranked highly on that? >> one-third of college seniors when they graduate are either on or underemployed but the school you see in our top ten list do an excellent job of placing students into paying j

so take look at julio's path.ou can see continuing to maintain that hurricane status through the weekend. but by sunday morning, it's a category one storm several hundred miles to the north of hilo and honolulu that will be good news for hay had a. in the meantime as we take a look at the latest with iselle, once again it's weakened considerably. right now maximum sustain winds at 40 miles per hour movement to the west at about 18 miles per hour. however, still a lot of heavy ran fall all across hawaii so that will be the concern as we move into the over into the. now coming we'll talk about our nice weekend closer to home and what you can expect over the next seven days. back to you, dawn and lucy. >> thank you, scott. >>> new developments in the search for a murderer in the northeast. investigators returning to pennypack park today where someone strangled a mother of two. and tonight, the reward for information leading to her killer is growing. fox 29's dave stratt wise sr. was there today as police combed over

if you're not looking at the tv, take a sec. look at the screen.e much prettier pictures on the weather graphics than this one shot. we have had a spectacular morning out there. i have them on my facebook page. we have tv obligations we must take care ever and are happy to do so on this glorious thursday morning. thursday we welcome you in style here in washington. 78 at 11:00 with 83 by 1:00. and the key to today will be the lower humidity levels as the morning wears on. i know it's a little sticky right now but give it a few hours. it's going to get better. 85 at 3:00 on our way to 87. i know it's going to get better. i'm look at the dew point temperatures n. is a real true measure of how much moisture is in the area. humidity varies with the temperature, relative to the temperature. this is not. when you see these numbers up north in martinsburg and winchester and hagerstown, out toward cumberland, upper 50s and low 60s. this drier air is moving in. our dew point is in the 60s, even 70s in spots. that's going to change the next few hours. where

that's a look at sports. i'm danny pommells. >>> 6:56 now on your sunday morning as we take a look at the mountains. it's been raining there, lehigh valley as well. other parts of the region set to see showers as the day goes on as well. >>> happening today, pennsylvania governor tom corbett takes a kayak trip along the river many montgomery county. hopefully it won't be raining for that. it's part of a two day effort to push pa tourism. after paddling the river yesterday, he took part in an archery demonstration in a nearby state park. we'll be right back. >>> but before we come right back, let's tell you about this. upper darby to hollywood and back. last night tina fey returned to her hometown for a benefit at the performing arts center. a viewer shot this video of the actress in her q&a. proceeds from the event go towards a new sound system for the theater. >>> nbc 10 news today continues in a moment with another full hour of news. nbc 10 matt delucia is following the removal of part of philadelphia's sky

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looks very good. let's take a look at one of the big corporate movers in today's session. allianz is a rare stock in the green, as the german financial giant reported better than expected operating profit in the second quarter. this thanks to strong sales in its insurance division, outweighing woes in its asset management arm. earlier, the european squawk box team caught up with the allianz ceo and asked him about the performance at the asset management arm of pimco. >> pimco had a performance a years ago and it's recovering nicely. when you look at a 36-month performance, which is more midterm and includes the dip, we are still at 89% outperformance, which is actually a testimony of a long-term performance and return for the customers. >> is bill gross past his sell-by date? >> i think bill is working hard on the recovery and our front performance, also the 12-month performance is now back above 80, is certainly based also on his contribution in the last month. >> anything at the level that needs to be done to address perhaps the continuing outflow of money from his key f

whether you look at fives to tens or fives to 30s, we like to look at 5s to 30s. that five-year held on to a half dozen basis points from 157 to 163. that 5s and 30s hovering in the zone where it's the flattest it's been in six years. believe me, if nobody wants to really dig down in the yield curve, you don't need to dig very deep. as long as it keeps flattening that has been a good dynamic that seems to go hand in hand with the long end moving lower in yield because you can flatten the curve even with rates going up. >> and tie that together for us, abigail, what does that signal to you? >> you know, i think that when we look at this whole interest rate conversation it's a smoke screen on the part of the fed. one of their communication tools, i think it's entirely premature and relative to what rick was saying about rates, i think that the most important thing to look at here relative to the ten-year is the flight to safety. the continued rally here. relative to that smoke screen it suggests on the one hand the economy is healthy enough to take some kind of rate

teeing for the presentation i thought it was very informative and look forward to the conversation today, i want to start off with a couple of thoughts i agree it shouldn't be a physical contest only a number of city policies about we have been trying to deal with the loss of pdr stays space and trying to incentivize we're challenged by affordable housing at this time maybe there's a way to take into account as we develop the criteria and points to do we count the pipeline and make sure we have the numbers right so we're triggering whatever policy we may take up at the right time >> commissioner antonini. >> thank you. i think three years ago i remember the 60s and the 70s in the early 80s. and the whole plan behind back and forth and the growth in those days was focused on the business center of the bay area being san francisco, in fact, in those days a lot of businesses started outside of san francisco and relocated to san francisco when they got more established and in fact, 101 california was built many people throughout it would be the in tell building and it wasn't. part of the rea

take a look. look at the soaking rain we may get through the overnight here.o that rain may either wake you up or help you sleep a little bit better. but that said, by wednesday, we start to see all of it clear out of here. then beyond this system, some much nicer weather. seven day forecast sandwiched between sunshine starting offer with some heat, some humidity building today, tomorrow specially looking soggy, wednesday clearing out, next four days, real nice weather comes back it the area. bob, over to you. >> sounds good. 5:24, monday morning, off to good start. we go outside, live look at the 42 freeway, where we always like to see a the love folks come right back from the shore, even right now, extra volume we typically would see at this hour, tuesday through friday, but the headlights coming in toward the city, headed up toward 295 live look, no problems or delays at all. tunnel trolley blitz continues, all of the subway surface trolleys are diverted at 40th and market from there, use the market frankford line. and a new project begins later tonight. ge

let's look a wider look here, you can see as we look out to the west, we have more rain where that camerom. there's a frontal boundary that pushed through and give us a chance of heavy rainfall through the region. tuesday tomorrow morning, 4:30, not much. maybe you're getting a shower, passing by here or there, we advance this to 8:00 p.m., some spots could be getting heavy rain or thunderstorms especially in the second half of the morning commute. it doesn't rain constantly throughout the day, but at 1:30, you'll see a shower or thunderstorm popping up here or there. even the evening doesn't look too bad, this particular model run, tomorrow at any point a shower or thunderstorm. some of it could be heavy at times, at 1:30 late in the overnight hours this heavy rain comes through. it ends during the morning commute. you'll be looking at that for the seven-day forecast. here's a look at it right now. today, sunshine and clouds, 86 degrees is the high. tomorrow is the wet day, showers and thunderstorms, we'll see them at any point, the overnight hours might be the heaviest most widespread

so that's one look at it and then her colleague, lani guinier come is look at the inequities we have an intricate society in judging marriage. it's a very test days. so she is questioning what is it that we use to measure, who was mayor, who gets to go to the elite colleges, book at all the opportunity in america. so these two women look at different aspects of justice in america with powerful, powerful books that we are really proud of. >> very quick look at some of the books coming up by beacon press in the fall of 2014. this is booktv on c-span2. >> here's a look at some of the best selling nonfiction books according to "the wall street journal." that's a look at this month's list according to "the wall street journal." >> and booktv is on location at the new york public library in midtown manhattan. ann thornton is joining us from the library. what the deuce because i am the director of the research library for the new york public library. >> what does that mean? >> that are for research libraries. there is this one in midtown manhattan. the schomburg center for research in black

that, you know, that the future is going to look different. and i think it's going to look less small business, a lot bigger business. you know, i don't think that -- and i think a lot of these people that are going to benefit are, in fact, going to move out of the city and be people that come in from the outside. so, it's unfortunate that san francisco ultimately will not benefit from this rise in minimum wage in a way that we would hope. >> thank you. all right. commissioner tour-sarkissian. >> thank you, mr. eagan. i have a question about the remi simulation. i'm referring to your slide number 19, which you report that an estimation of 1500 -- 15,270 private sector jobs will be lost by 2019. first, i would like you to explain to me what the remi simulation is and whether it takes into account -- into account all the increases in cost of operation in the city, benefits, sick leave, that may not have been in place in 2004 that are in 2014 or 2014 to 2019. curious to find out whether that was included as well, could have further increased the