his 1999 book, ross macdonald, biography, won aired. his reece boon is "arty shaw, king of the clarinet." julia ikeingberger is the professor of literature at the college of charleston. she is the author of "profits of recognition, ideology, and the individual" in novels by ralph ellisson, tony morris morrison, her most recent book, published by the university press of mississippi is an edition of welty's letters during the years 1940 to '49 in which the author writes blood gardening. the book is entitled "tell about night flowers." sally wolff king has taught literary classes for over 30 years and at present teaches courses -- a companies, literature and medicine at the emory school of medicine. she has pushed five book -- publish evidence five -- published five books. her recent book, this current book, which she will discuss today, and i should say is informed by a very long friendship with eudora welty, is entitled "a dark rose: love in eudora welty's stories and novels." and so let's begin. suzanne and tom, kick it off for us. >> a

secretary macdonald: by the end of the year. mike: that will be on your watch? secretary macdonald: yes. mike: hello, heather. >> thank you for your extraordinary leadership. [indiscernible] scheduling was a pillar we talked about. i'm curious as to -- secretary mcdonald: scheduling is a really big issue. we have taken a two track approach. one track is to put in fixes to our current system knowing that is not the solution. my first trip to phoenix, i sat down at the computer screen and worked the scheduling system myself. it really is a green screen. like we have to make things simpler for veterans, we have to make things simpler for our employees. putting fixes into the system is the fastest approach. we are going for an off the shelf system you are going to implement as quickly as possible. we are going to start putting this in place. it will take some time to do it. the third thing we have to do is make sure our people are trained. this is why i am eager to have a simplified system. while there have been things that have gone wrong and we are holding people

fox business liz macdonald here with the details. liz. >> yeah. that's right.aid it perfectly, ibm security pros found that 55% of android devices have basically a gateway via fake apps that let's hackers into android based phones. they can steal your contact information, your e-mails, they could steal your basically all of your photos on your camera, even your banking log in credentials. and the way that they're doing is you upload accidentally one of these fake apps, the app basically implants malwear into your device and and sends all of your information into a remote server. and then from then on, it controls your phone in the future. and separate from that, we have fire eye reporting that they found at least 11 popular apps now have fake apps flooding into the we're talking fake watts app applications, facebook, twitter, fake skype apps apps that people are uploading to their devices. these apps, these fraudulent apps too hijack your phone stoll or your mobile device and steal your information to let hackers take control of your apple iphone or google devi

four of note, liz macdonald is here. liz what stood out? >> incidentally apple got an upgrade from wells fargo. this note from neil at mizuho. he said in times of trouble like this, in times of market turbulence and in times of economic distress investors tend to go with the old faithfuls, go with best in breed, they go with the best in class. he gives props up to apple, facebook, amazon. people on wall street right now, not liking netflix. netflix is trying to hook up with softbank to have film and video content in japan. netflix has very, let's put it this way, a balance sheet needs to be healthier in terms of its cash pile. so can netflix go into the market and borrow? yes. but it is interesting that netflix has lost i think about 24% of its value over last few days. yahoo! is also getting hit hard by wall street analysts. they are worried about alibaba breaking down below their ipo price and yahoo! still has the big whopping stake that it could turn into cash from alibaba. deirdre: that said, worth noting some tech stocks were the silve

,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> san francisco drivers are getting their first taste of a major traffic change for several congested blocks. no turns allowed. good afternoon, i'm maria medina. frank is on assignment. starting today, cars are cut off from a downtown section of market street. private vehicles are not allowed to turn onto market between 3rd and 8th streets. kpix 5's cate caugiran with the reason behind the change. >> it's going to be a mess. >> reporter: a potential traffic mess all in the name of safety. >> i know it's a pain to turn either way, whether it's left or right. >> reporter: from now on you can't turn left or right on market street between 3rd and 8th. only delivery trucks, muni, shuttles or taxis, not uber or lyft. these are part of the latest chapters in the vision zero plan. >> eliminate traffic fatalities or collisions involving pedestrians and bicyclists and motor vehicles. >> reporter: they hope to cut down on traffic and accidents. >> it's a big city. >> reporter: do you feel comfortable driving in this area? >> no, i would

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> bruised and bloody and elderly man targeted by violent thieves in his home. how new york's strongest came to his aid. >> inside the mind of a gunman and his feud with the government. the lawmaker who tried to help the man before he opened fire on a federal building. plus -- >> we just heard the guns go -- the gun go off and he screamed, go. >> here owes on a high-speed train -- heroes on a high- speed train how americans prevented a massacre overseas. i'm dick brennan. cindy hsu is off. >>> an innocent man is in the hospital and three suspects on the run after a home invasion this morning. now two sanitation workers are speaking out about helping the victim. cbs 2's mark morgan has the story new at 6:00. >> reporter: known only to his neighbors as tony, this 76- year-old man sat dazed and bloody at his home in queens following a terrifying home invasion shortly after 6 a.m. according to police one suspect used a ladder to climb into the second floor window of the victim's home. then he tied his hands and feet with plastic ties.

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> deputy francis sacrificed his life. >> a deputy drowned trying to help a friend on lake tahoe. good afternoon, i'm anne makovec. frank and maria are off today. kpix 5 reporter lisa chan live in martinez where emotions are running high. >> reporter: the contra costa county sheriff's department just held a news conference and they said that they are devastated by the loss of one of their own. yesterday carlos francis spent the afternoon with his friends on el dorado beach in south lake tahoe. all four why in the lake more than 100 yards offshore when his sister fell off the kayak. a friend helped her back to the kayak. as the friend swam back to his kayak, deputy franceies thought his friend was drowning. he jumped into the water to help the friend when his body went into shock and he drowned. ♪[ music ] >> the mood, um, around this agency we're all devastated. we have lost one of our family members. he was well liked, well respected, hard working. and we are in close contact with the family to get through this. >> deputy francies wa

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> flames rip through an antioch apartment complex leaving many without a place to call home. good afternoon, i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm maria medina. kpix 5's da lin is live in antioch, where flames gutted two buildings in the early- morning fire. da. >> reporter: the street is blocked off and the fire happened that way. it took firefighters about an hour and a half to put out the flames. but the danger is far from over. they are making sure the hot spots don't flare back up and the big question is how will dozens of people left homeless now live? >> reporter: by the time contra costa county firefighters got to the delta pines apartments around 8:15, the fire was already raging. flames gutted the roof, melted windows and spread quickly to a second building. >> there is a shared attic space that quickly extended to both buildings and had both buildings on fire. >> reporter: 32 apartments were damaged or destroyed. >> thank goodness it was early in the morning so the residents were awake. we had the assistance of antioch police depart

david: bottom line, liz macdonald. they don't care. >> they will.ything else is being financially secure. they think deal allows them to be more financially secure. >> getting back to japan, they have japan's electric car industry. they are billing, japan wants to build electric car factory and plants, factories and plants in iran. we've still got to mention 1/5 of iran's economy is controlled by revolutionary guard, that controls oil and other industries and mullahs. >> if you're a company and money happens to get funneled to terror group, hamas, hezbollah, there is atrocity. you can get sued. ask david boies. david: these countries are desperate, mark. europe is still in very soft spot right now. they are close to recession. some countries are in recession like italy, et cetera. they don't care about the long term. they're looking about right now. >> i appreciate that. they're looking for a new market. that is a whole new marketplace. naturally they go at it right away. italy and france are there. japan is there in big way. the price of gas has to

what to make of this, i'm joined now by liz macdonald and angie, fix income director.nt to start with you first. >> sure. >> this seems that it came out of nowhere. >> that's right. >> i know you've been working the phones because that's who you are. what are people telling you? >> what they're telling me you're exactly right. there's nothing changed. what what i understand all of a sudden over the last week or so? nothing we have the same story line in the market raising rates. now this. there's raising rates and the fed if you understand future only 32% of the hike in september, so now they're talking about january for a fed rate hike. what changed all of a sudden? it was the same narrative. barkly just put out a note, not fun in summertime. here's what we're hearing from our sources down on wall street. these are major traders. here's what they're saying. they're saying a strengthening dollar did ignite a emerging market selloff. so remember a few years ago goldman sachs, oh, emerging markets is the place to be. >> yeah. >> pile into emerging markets. now they're sa

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> though dow in a nosedive again andrea'sing a week seeing huge losses. the dow know nosedive ellen degeneres. the dow is down more than 388 that's the story all day. nasdaq down 110. s&p down more than 40. let's check with kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. what's going on? >> it's another brutal day. it's going to be ugly when you look at your 401(k) report when it comes out. especially if most of your investment is in equities. just another sell-off of the stock market. investors really focused on china. china has been a huge growth engine for the global economy in recent years. but its stock market has been tanking much worse than on wall street now over the past three months the economy slowing down, number of moves by beijing not doing enough. and now that's coming here. stocks are expensive during a bull run that lessed more six years. will the feds raise or not raise rates? when you have a lot of uncertainty and volatility investors are selling. that's what we are seeing today with the dow and nasdaq pretty mu

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. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> oakland can't keep the raiders without a new stadium and after today, that dream may be one step closer to reality. check out the new renderings of coliseum city. good afternoon, i'm brian hackney in for frank mallicoat. >> i'm maria medina. it is being called the last- ditch effort to keep the raiders in oakland. today developer floyd kephart unveiled his coliseum city plan. it would transform the coliseum and surrounding area into a world class sports entertainment retail and residential complex. meanwhile, the city of oakland continues to have talks with the raiders to negotiate a deal to keep the team. >> everybody knows what the time frame is. everybody knows that by october, there either has to be something that the raiders can take to the nfl with the city or the chances are there's going to be an application to move. >> kept hard says his proposal will fall through if the city council does not agree to allow him to purchase the land that would be used for the development. >>> well, it got off to a rollicking start th

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, thank you so much for waking look at the golden gate bridge. no one is awake with us apparently right now on the golden gate bridge. >> it's a little foggy out there. >> yeah. >> wow. >> it's thursday, august 13. thursday! i'm maria medina. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. mini friday! >> bravo! [ applause ] >> let's get you out the door at 4:30 with traffic and weather. we have something very special coming up in our 5:00 and our 6:00 hours. it's a little bit of a tease. we'll leave it at that. >> good morning, everybody. many people out in their lawn chairs this morning in the la honda area not so much at the coast or the bay because of that right there. we are saturated in the fog and the reason 'cwhy they are sitti outside, perched precariously and looking up at the sky, the perseid meteor showers are happening right now. inland it's clear, 70s, 80s approaching 90. your full forecast is straight ahead. but first, here's liza battalones. >> good morning. caltrans is busy in oakland. they have shut down th

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> fastsfasten your seatbelts for a rough ride. >> governor jerry brown paints a bleak future for california's wildfire season. good afternoon, i'm maria medina. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. anne makovec joins us in the newsroom right now with more go governor brown's washing. >> reporter: the "rocky fire" is 40% contained. but governor brown warned that the fire season is just beginning, made worse by climate change and he says this fire represents the, quote, new normal. >> this is a real wake-up call because of the way this fire performed. it's, um, not the way it usually has been, going lots of different directions, moving fast, even without hot winds. >> reporter: almost 70,000 square miles have burned, portions of highway 16 and 20 are still closed. some evacuations are being lifted today but firefighters are only beginning to assess the damage. on july 20, this 20-acre fire flared in bay point, eight days later a smaller fire, then later a hillside scorched off highway 24. at the time, firefighters did not say they

> >>> linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. >>> now everybody is hurt and it's time to hold together and heal. >> an emotional day as a northern california firefighter is laid to rest. service members from all across the state gathered to pay their respects to a fallen hero. hundreds of people lined the highway in south lake tahoe to honor a firefighter. a tree fell on michael hallenbeck killing him as he fought a fire in the el dorado national forest. people saluted as the procession went by. >> the family grew up here together, they played together, went to high school together. we lost a member of our family. important to show our support. >> and we all want to pay our respects and honor this fine young man. >> firefighters from across the state attended to show their support. today firefighters are reinforcing containment lines around the "jerusalem fire" in lake and napa counties but the windy weather could hamper the efforts. the fire is 33% contained. it burned more than 23,000 acres since sunday. evacuations remain in effect. 50 structures are considered threate

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good evening, i'm kin wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. traffic is moving again on the peninsula after all lanes of highway 101 were shut down last night following a construction accident that sent live wires on to vehicles with people trapped inside. at about 9:30 last night the freeway was shut in both directions near broadway in burlingame after a crane hit a electrical tower. an rubin reports. >> reporter: -- ann rubin reports. >> reporter: the transmission tower is being taken down. but work to replace the lines out here is far from over. at 2:30 a p.m. 30 p.m. lanes reopened, 4:30 the other lanes reopened. >> terrible. >> reporter: this was the scene after a construction crew accidentally toppled a transmission tower sending high voltage power lines on to the overpass pedestrian bridge and cars on highway 101 trapping the people inside for hours. >> this is a very complicated situation with very high voltage so we need to do everything right. >> reporter: pg&e crews rushed in grounding the wires, isolating them and beginning

julie macdonald is live in london. she joins me now. julie, quite a political debate in bryn an, david cameron saying they are economic migrants. the rest of the europe essentially saying they are rev gij. >> you have essential hi lit the nail on the head. it's become a toxic conversation in the u.k., the british prime minister was criticized four using the ward swarm describing the numbers trying to get from northern france to the u.k. it described what is happening, the way the story is told? britain, some newspapers follow the thread, the potential ever britain overrun by illegal immigrants. and the other side of the argument people saying that they don't take in enough and should take in more. that is the problem. how do you distinguish who is an economic migrant. what we see today is a deal, collaboration working with the french and british. they have been blaming each other, but now they'll work together. we saw the deal signed with the british foreign secretary teresa may, and the french interior ministry. they signed the deal. i

captioning funded by cbs ,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, we live look at market street, where a rule kicks in today to limit vehicle access. good morning, it is tuesday, august 11. i'm maria medina. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30 on your tuesday. we have traffic and weather. >> i believe it was 580 west as soon as you start to pass the oakland zoo you hit drizzle out the door is out the door this morning associated with a marine layer. temperatures are cooler than 24 hours ago. 50 to mid-60s. later today unseason bly mild. we'll have your full forecast coming up. let's say good morning to gianna. >> good morning. bay bridge off to a good start. we had a couple of accidents to start off the morning at the toll plaza but it's cleared out. traffic is light into san francisco. >>> today new restrictions go into effect on a busy stretch of market street in san francisco. drivers of private cars can no longer turn on to market between third and 8th streets. the new changes are intended to improve pedestrian safety

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> and good evening to you, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. backlash tonight over trump's latest comments he blasted fox news anchor megyn kelly about how she treats women. >> she is a lightweight. i don't have a lot of respect for megyn kelly. she starts asking me all sorts of ridiculous questions. and, you know, you can see there was blood coming out of her eyes, um, blood come out of her -- wherever. >> trump's remarks got him disinvited from a conservative event today in atlanta and as andy rose reports questions are now being raised within the gop about trump's disruptive presence in the primary. >> i disinvited donald trump. [ applause ] >> reporter: news that donald trump would not be allowed to attend saturday's revved state gathering met with a mix of boos and cheers. erick ericksson the man behind the event withdrew the invitation following comments made about gop debate moderator megan kelly. >> she ask asking all kinds of ridiculous questions, you can see there was blood coming out of her eyes, wherever. >> r

driver who hit and killed a woman and le,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald>>> good morning, thank you so much for joining us. we are going to start off with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. lots of cars already hitting the roads because it is friday august 28. i'm maria medina. >> i'm brian hackney. frank is off today. now at a minute before 5:00 time for a look at traffic and weather. we are going to start with the weekend forecast. >> the last weekend of the month of august. good morning, everyone. as you head out, here's what you need to know. first off, it is so mild out the door. temperatures are in the 60s and 70s. right now it's 74 degrees in novato. wow! concord at 70. it's a slow cooldown after yesterday's temperatures in the 90s and in the triple digits in the inland areas. today san francisco down from the 80s to 78 degrees. so we'll notice increasing cloud cover temperatures 70s, 80s and 90s. i have the full weekend forecast. good morning to the lovely gianna. >> good morning, roberta. checking the roads now live look at 880 fairly quiet

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> right now, what's in the water? testing teams fan out to see how bad the city's legionnaire's outbreak really is. >> trump dumped. the comment about a fox news anchor that got him uninvited from a conservative event. >> and gambling on the children's safety a mother and father accused of leaving their little girls in a car while they gambled at a queens casino. i'm diane macedo. cindy hsu is off. >>> the mayor calls it a wake- up call and he is promising changes on the way in the aftermath of a deadly outbreak of legionnaire's. today crews fanned out to test cooling towers across the bronx. the number of cases is at 108 although no new cases have been reported in the past four days. a total of 10 people have died. cbs 2's steve langford has more on the effort to keep more people from getting sick. >> reporter: state officials leaving montefiore medical center in the bronx saturday with a test sample from one of the hospitals' cooling to yours as part of a blitz to stop the spread of legionnaire's legionnaire's disea

us and a good nighgoodnight and weekend, too. ,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald>>> began to you. i'm allen martin. good afternoon to you, i'm allen martin. thank you for joining us for a special 4:30 edition of kpix 5 news. we are counseling down to preseason -- counting down preseason football. the lions playing the jaguars at 5:00. >>> the water was shut off at san quentin because of a legionnaire's disease scare. chopper 5 showing the inmates lining up for bottles of water. one person has tested positive for that disease. 30 others are showing symptoms. kpix 5's joe vazquez at san quentin for us where prisoners are not allowed to take showers.

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> began to you. i'm allen martin. good afternoon to you, i'm allen martin. thank you for joining us for a special 4:30 edition of kpix 5 news. we are counseling down to preseason -- counting down preseason football. the lions playing the jaguars at 5:00. >>> the water was shut off at san quentin because of a legionnaire's disease scare. chopper 5 showing the inmates lining up for bottles of water. one person has tested positive for that disease. 30 others are showing symptoms. kpix 5's joe vazquez at san quentin for us where prisoners are not allowed to take showers. joe. >> reporter: allen, because they have just had one confirmed case, they are not calling this an outbreak yet but there are 30 prisoners showing symptoms. this is very serious like a severe form of pneumonia. so they are taking this very seriously. from chopper 5, you can see the calm but chaotic scene on the san quentin prison yard. hundreds of inmates are lined up to get water. also about 200 porta-potties have been brought in for 3700 prisoners. of

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. >> that's hammon's former co-star norm macdonald as the real colonel sanders.s even weighing in online. kfc is totally winning the commercial game. first darrell, now norm mcdonald tweeted one chicken enthusiast. >> the kfc responded with first it was me, the real colonel sanders and now it's still me the real slightly more handsome colonel sanders. >> finally scooby-doo returning to the big screen. warner brothers announcing a new movie will hit theaters in three years. >> previous movies mixed live action with cgi scooby. this will be an animated version. the cartoon first aired in 1969. the new movie should feature scooby and all the pals. >> ruh-roh. more news coming up. that's my scooby voice. row. more news coming up. that's my scooby voice. with kids and schedules crossing like this. keeping things interesting can be hard to do. have you ever considered a pleasure gel? it's not something that i've ever needed. pleasure gels are not just for lubrication. it feels warm. this is going to be interesting. ky love creates a new sensation. some playfulness, exc

>> reporter: forma 49 up ray macdonald has been indicted by a grand juror on one account of raping an intoxicated woman. if convicted of rape he could face eight years maximum in prison. >> reporter: 49 of linebacker brooks, has now been charged with one count of misdemeanor for sexual battery against the same moment at the same party. back from denver, where the forty-niners were practicing. >> pam: new tonight at 8 >> pam: newark memorial high school, in the east bay, is the first in the country to have an indoor shot= spotter, gun=shot warning system installed. >> pam: it was built into the school over the summer. >> pam: classes begin tomorrow for students at newark high. >> pam: our tech reporter gabe slate visited the campus. to find out why the staff implented this high - tech school safety system >> reporter: campus solution offers indoor and outdoor gun fire detection to school campuses. >> ellis' we have a plant in place and we know how to react properly and efficiently. it is said. i do not want people to think that we have a secure campus because our school is unsafe or ev

lucy macdonald, cio at allianz global investors.n will be taking it over on "on the move." mark: news from china showing prices rising in more cities than where they fell. the first time that has happened in a long time. that is causing a decline in the chinese stock market which fell 5%. what does that mean for policy going forward? secondly, the turkish central bank releases its latest interest rate decision. interest rates to stop a decline in the turkish lira? and the latest u.k. consumer price inflation data. zero is what is expected. can the bank of england raise interest rates with inflation at zero? will be asking that we will be joinedly - by our perennial favorite. guy: europe looks softer. shanghai down by six. a busy read across asia. caroline: the data is what you need to keep a watch of today. turkish central bank decision. guy: we will get u.s. housing starts at 13: 30 u.k. time. asian markets front and center. shanghai down 6%. the weather is not great outside in london either. caroline: on that a rosy note, we will

brooks along with barry macdonald accused of taking advantage of a woman too intoxicated to consent duringt december. matters at gm the trend release a statement today regarding drugs in the alleged incident. in that statement did told me yet lives in denver he is still a member of the team obviously when you're in a situation like this important you get back to your family also important for him to start taking care of business on his end. there is no timetable on the siding brooks long-term future with the nfl or niners. in san francisco it was certainly a sight to see today in. the car drivers paid tribute to a fallen driver justin wilson. a special motorcade of across the golden gate bridge. drivers drove the indycar you see across the bridge this afternoon. wilson would have competed this weekend in sonoma. he died from injuries and suffered a crash sunday last sunday. at the abc supply 500. in the race stars like ray hall. marco andrade drove wilson's car today. delivered but of dragon. sonoma raceway in honor of the 37 year-old british driver. master of the power dunks unfortunately

reporter: beyond the flavor, liz macdonald says that this new initiative is good for the change bottom line. especially if they compete with other chains like to poke >> burger king has been doing this for years. i think read your own taste is a smart headline. >> this location is the only place to create your taste for now. christina: sounds good. maybe we could grill this weekend's bakery we are expecting a good weekend. to this weekend. a nice start today with friday looking fabulous. city. christina: did you take that? audrey: this was not done with my phone, because i don't have an iphone right now. but it is catching some nice photos. showing a beautiful sunset across the area and you're going to get another chance tomorrow night as well. here are your sunrise and sunset times. today we were right on target with a high temperature and low temperature in central park. hitting that high number at about 1:30 p.m. earlier this afternoon. 10 degrees drop in from today's high. dewpoint and humidity is really nice. these are some nice numbers, making us feel comfortable across the regio

monday august 10th and with me this hour, morgan ortega ats, chief economist anthony chan, elizabeth macdonaldert bassinatburg of society general. breaking news out of ferguson, missouri gunfire disrupting a demonstration as hundreds gather to mark the death of michael brown one year ago. people hiding behind cars and taking covering buildings. shooting suspect is in critical condition after being shot by officers. two assailants opened fire or at the u.s. consulate building in istanbul. reports and one of the attackers was injured in cross fire with police and was captured inside a building where she hid. hundreds of thousands evacuated from southeast china in the wake of supertyphoon which made landfall saturday with heavy rain and strong wind killing 14 people. despite weak trade data showing exports plunged 8.3% in belie the shanghshanghai composite ra. $32 billion into mutual funds according to the china securities journal. futures markets this morning have been higher showing green arrows pointing to a higher open. a few hours from now dow futures up 26 points. in europe mix action as th

liz macdonald will be with her and they will join the discussion next.uess we're down 37 right now. we'll be right back ♪ special olympics has almost five million athletes in 170 countries. the microsoft cloud allows us to immediately be able to access information, wherever we are. information for an athlete's medical care, or information to track their personal best. with microsoft cloud, we save millions of man hours, and that's time that we can invest in our athletes and changing the world. . >> it is a cavuto coast to coast on the story that we've been talking about on the fox business network all week long. first a look at the big board and the dow down only 27 points. you've heard it's like a broken record. watch the last half hour and we'll see how we close after the wild swings that we've had this week. we'll get back to oil in a few minutes as well. but when it comes to wild swings up just after the 588 point drop on monday and down 205 on tuesday, we're all over it, and we're all over it the story, the one that we were first going to tell you a

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stuart: liz macdonald who won?and carly fiorina, you want someone who can handle the phone call at 3:00 in the morning foreign policy in a bad state of affairs. whoever takes over in the white house has to fix the problem. stuart: and liz is the only person who says jeb bush was a winner last night. >> i think he won it. stuart: john layfield who won? >> john kasich he did a great job representing himself and great questions put to him and i think he answered them well. stuart: scott shellady. >> i think rubio and walker and kasich did well. stuart, who do you think lost last night? >> you're asking me? wait a minute you can't ask the host surprise questions. you just want do that. [laughter] >> ask yourself that who lost? >> i think that rand paul lost last night. i think he's been fading recently and i think he's losing on that issue of nsa spying. and i think he interjected frequently, looked bad tempered, irritable, he wasn't particularly funny, his oneliners weren't good. i think he moves down. >> one of the q

well, now we've got lizzie macdonald to report on how widespread this was at a time when some bipartisanding the irs return this money. what was going on? >> there's this law that says, you know what? if you make less than 10,000 in bank deposits or withdrawals, then your bank has to report that activity to the federal government because the federal government's trying to crack down on, you know, drug traffickers, money launderers, terrorists even. but what's happening is these companies that operate small businesses that have a lot of cash-only transactions, they were doing that. they were doing it below 10,000 and getting caught. and so the irs was sort of doing this thing where it sort of seized the money first, seized the bank account first and then asked questions later. so these small businesses literally were getting impoverished and nearly bankrupted by the irs. the irs is sitting on the money, and now we've got a group of congressmen, republicans and even democrats like charlie rangel, sending a letter to the treasury secretary saying, you know what? enough. give these small bus

joining me is liz macdonald. >> it is like the fight club at sam's club. >> we talk to the mayor andhave a local security there that is where this by a choker there was a shoplifting incident and they should take but the mayor says wal-mart is draining our resources it doesn't pay local property taxes that pays for the cops but instead they often have to go to that story to help them provide security. melissa: they are not paying taxes they got a sweetheart deal to move to the area which makes sense because you think it is great for the community but it is a tiny town. >> 40,000 residents with only four or six cops they all have to pay property taxes for about 20 years but in the siege for economic stimulus but now the town says we're getting stranded our own cops are going to the wal-mart there is only for cops vb six for the whole town but the off-duty cop that wal-mart has a dead heat leaves at noon. melissa: i heard a local official saying it is up to wal-mart inside the store that if they don't have anyone i -- i did is their responsibility it is their property. >> is another br

. ♪ ♪ >> good evening i'm liz macdonald in for charles payne, more of hillar hillary clinton's e-mailsd to be released tonight. more than 7,000 pages and we are going to tell you how many of them are considered classified. plus the latest gop polls show the outsiders, the nonpoliticians are a one, two punch for the gop party and the irs is in hot water again. now a judge demanding the tax agency be released every last demand the white house made for personal tax information. do not go anywhere. making money starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> breaking news. tonight the state department will release a new batch of hillary clinton's e-mails. we're talking some 7,000 pages. and we've got new information for you. 150 of those e-mails will contain classified redactions. fox business peter barns in washington d.c. with the latest. peter. >> that's right. and this would be the largest amount of these e-mails for the now regularly scheduled end of the month court imposed deadline for these document disclosures. and a state department official saying as you just said that nearly 150 of these e-mails will

elizabeth macdonald is live at the fox business network on why this is happening and what is next.iz: citigroup saying a number of wall street shops are saying watch out, will could drop to potentially in the $30 a barrel range, at a 6 year low, we haven't seen oil trade this low since fight of the financial collapse. what is this about? supply and demand, hitting record levels of supply output, saudi arabia, u.s. supply still gunning, going on strong and that demand issue, summer driving season coming to an end and china economic slowdown, oil prices have been coming down. the other talk on wall street is we could see $2 a gallon for gasoline by christmas time. already we are seeing $2.65. some parts of the country are seeing higher than that because of refinery problems. gas prices are higher like chicago and even urine $5 a gallon in california. the other thing we are watching, airline ticket prices, fly the friendly skies, ticket prices are dropping at their fastest rate since 1995. jenna: $2 a gallon gas sounds great but the broader economy if there is weakness, the stock mark

and beyond the flavor, fox business network's senior stocks editor liz macdonald says this new initiative is good for the chain's bottom line, especially as they compete with other chains like chipotle that offer create-your-own options. >> people like to choose their own ingredients for their hamburgers and, you know, burger king has been doing that for years. they branded it right. i think create your own taste is a smart headline. >> after rolling out the program across the united states, this location on 58th and third is the only place to create your taste for now. reporting from midtown, fox 5 news. >> coming up, it's hot out there, but you can still look sharp in the summer. how to find a suit that won't make you sweat in this hot weather. plus jet setters beware, frequent traveling could end up hurting your health, next >> the right summer suit will make you look cool and help you keep cool. tonight's edition of the perfect fit. >> the a summer suit can be understated, expressive, and most importantly, it can keep you comfortable through the sweltering summer months. >> it gives y

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >> you're smoking k2 right now? >> yes. >> strung out on the streets feeling the effects of synthetic marijuana. police nearby but can't do anything about it. >> also tonight -- >> my kids were like the end of the world is happening! >> trapped by trees, still without power for some long island residents damage from this week's storm worse than superstorm sandy. >> and suing the police after a violent arrest caught on camera. the man recording the video says officers are now targeting him. >> and the search for a cat burglar who uses fire escapes to get in. [000:59:53;00]

liz claman, liz macdonald.iz claman down at new york stock exchange where she will broadcast from come 3:00. >> dagen, you say it should look better, anything down 267 is better than with we opened at. i talked to a lot of traders. ran into three of them. they were all having a healthy discussion so to speak possibly we would end session higher by the time we hit 3:59 p.m., 59 seconds at the closing bell. there is slight possibility that could happen. considering the dow was at one point down 1089 points. we have come off the floor but there is big struggle particularly with nasdaq. it is struggling the most. dagen: emac, there were pricing anomalies this morning sort of like the "flash crash." i'm looking at $13 billion s&p 500, etf, $13 billion in the fund, based on numbers i was looking at it was down 35% briefly. it was not. >> it's a dividend fund, right? dagen: yeah. >> it is really unusual. dagen: the shares were down way more than underlying. >> doesn't seem like a fundamentals issue. it is a theme we'r

julie macdonald is live in london. julie, a difference in language here. david cameron saying that it's - they are economic migrants. how much pressure is he under to keep britain's borders closed? >> it's an interesting question. he's under a lot of pressure. there's a rather toxic national conversation going on at the moment in the u.k. i don't think the u.k. is alone in the conversation. for the british policy makers, the problem is negotiating between economic migrants and asylum seekers and refugees. that's what the government is grappling with. there's a feeling in the u.k. that the conversation is split. it's quite a conversation to have. some people believe that we should take in more asylum seekers than refugees. others are here for economic reasons, that's the backdrop. the deal that is discussed today in calais is really very targeted. the french had a stave off across the channel. trying to look at the other country and saying "you're to blame for the loss of law and order." they have decided to work together, and it's abouters disrupting -- it

elizabeth macdonald has details. we were talking during the break. welcome, liz. >> sure. not apps you get from the stores. these are apps that look like real apps but appear where? >> that's right. they appear, get a text message or phishing email or get message, go to this website. these are fake apps that are not in the stores but they are made to look like they came from the stores because they mimic. looks just like them. go through what fireeye found of these 11 apps. ashley: fireeye is the security company, right? >> that's right. you will see here, whatsapp, twitter, facebook, facebook messenger, google chrome. you will see skype in here. separate from that, ibm, security squad over there, found that more than half of android devices can be hacked via fake apps. what when up load the apps? malware gets inserted. they up load contact information, web browsing history, phone information all of it, they get access to it, that's right. ashley: what can you do to protect yourself? obviously don't download anything that pops up on email, right? >> yes. apple and google s

meister, that's stephen loeb, lizzie macdonald. iran dix really? this advice?so nice to just be consistent and be honest and not, depending on who's talking to you and where you are. because, you know what? there's nothing wrong with being passionate, with having a temper, there's nothing wrong with being a human. what is this not being presidential? what exactly does that mean? neil: that's what he's saying, that trump wouldn't be a good president -- >> his temper. >> we're so used to politicians who just utter mindless platitudes and don't do anything, and these are two guys who aren't afraid to speak what's on their minds -- neil: both christie and trump. so they should be on the same page and not lecturing each other. >> they're also competing, too -- neil: gotcha. >> i don't think trump would be a good president. i think christie makes an excellent point. you can't fire boehner, and you can't have some guy shouting about women, etc., like he does. neil: by the way, by the way, the way he treated boehner and, you know, the whole release of funds and calling

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. >>> whether you tweet or use facebook on a small screen medium or big one, i will bring in liz macdonald, my colleague right hire. is it possible smart screens are getting too smart? >> yeah. it is all about a new burgeoning industry of e-commerce, called t-commerce right now. now estimated 10 billion bucks. what these companies are doing it is basically, lg, amount sung and now vizio which is poiseed to ipo, 172.5 million ipo, they're disclosing they are actually of course taking your viewing habits to try to cash in on your viewing habits. they're watching what you watch, be it cable tv shows, be it streaming or use of apps. deirdre: everyone wants information. why are manufacturers doing this? who will they sell it to? >> selling to advertisers and media content providers. we've already seen it. samsung was reportedly using viewers in spain to push retirement planning ads to them. it is about pushing products via the screen of the we saw during the super bowl, h&m, the clothing store, basically had an advertisement with david beckham, advertising undergarments. if you were samsung sma

. >>> linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. >>> a fatal mistake. a worker killed at a west side construction site. the error investigators say he made that led to his death. >> a bicyclist speeding on a shared path on the hudson river plows into a toddler and keeps going. now the search for the cyclist. >> robbed while sleeping, a string of break-ins on long island while the homeowners are in bed. >> and helping with school work. why it might not be such a good idea. how you could be giving your child math anxiety. [000:59:56;00]

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> carded to buy soda? the latest proposal to regulate sugary drinks. good evening, i'm dana tyler. a new front in the battle against childhood obesity. a staten island assemblyman wants to ban the sale of large sugary drinks to children and teenagers in new york state. that means identification would be required if you're under 18 and buying soda. cbs 2's political reporter marcia kramer with the story. >> reporter: there are grapes, apples and oranges on the assemblyman's conference table. they are to make a point. too much processed sugar is a health hazard for everyone especially kids. he wants to ban the sale of large sugary drinks to minors under 18 unless accompanied by an adult. >> we allow children to go see g-rated movies on their own but they can't see an "r" rated movie on their own. it's the same concept. you know? a parent or guardian if they really want their child to have that obscene amount of sugar, they can purchase it for them. [000:59:57;00]

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> qcaught on camera police track down the teenagerbehind the flames. >> temperatures today cool slightly but warm for the weekend. we'll tell you when to cexpect triple digits. okay over at ñrthe bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights remain off. ahead. >>> and good morning, everyone. 3. i'm frank qmallicoat. >> good morning. i'm maria medina. police in riot gear fanned out around an oakland xdintersectio to hold the line against protestors upset about a deadly police shooting and they shut down part of a downtown freeway. anne makovec is in the newsroom with more.>> reporter: good morning. the shooting thatk=s protest is under investigation this morning. there are two very different çóstories as to how that went down. okq but the aftermath was just as chaotic. this is what it looked like last night on 980 in oakland. e1 gridlock. t(t( chp was nowhere to be scene for some time. w3çó protestors belonged all the lanes and traffic okbacked up f a half-hour until chp ÑiÑii]got at 10:20 people. while some officers dealt with q the prot