i'm marlie hall. a great day. ,,,, and i'm frank mallicoat time is 4-- here's >>> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, september 9. i'm michelle griego . >> good morning, i'm frank mallicoat. almost 4:30. it's ladies day again here at kpix 5. lawrence is off. >> you're back. >> yeah. >> bad ribs over the weekend. do not eat them. >> can you elaborate? >> no! >> private story. makeup room. >> did you lose any weight? >> good question. [ laughter ] >> maybe i did. [ laughter ] >> well, it was a fine day to return back to work. good morning, everybody. if you are heading out this morning, we are temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. it will be warmer today than yesterday. now, full seven-day forecast straight ahead. >> and it looks like just your overnight roadwork out the door once again. looks like it's both directions coming into san leandro northbound and southbound 880 and also the southbound lanes of 880 closer to your downtown oakland exits so we'll give you some travel times, the rest of your com

i'm marlie hall.great day. . >>> breaking right foul, south african judge has found oscar piss just guilty of cull recall homicide. "eyewitness news" told you yesterday, why the did not convict him of murder in the shooting death of girlfriend reach a steenkamp but found the olympic athlete of a neglect killing. now he could get suspended sentence with a fine or be sent to prison. no word on when the sentence will come down. but we do know it will not be today. >>> it is friday, september 12th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. more breaking news, convicted kill here escaped from a prison who ohio back behind bars. tj lane broke out of correctional facility in lima with two other inmates last night. he was serving three life sense s

i'm marlie hall. a great day. . >>> shooting in south philadelphia queen village leaves a woman fighting for her life, it happened about 10:00 last night inside the unit at court ants, fifth street near washington avenue. police say the 32 year old shot twice in her face and arm at point blank range. she was rushed to the hospital in very critical condition. police say the inside of the apartment was a very chaotic scene. >>> the first floor, as well as the second floor, there was a sign of a violent struggle. we fawn furniture overturned, furniture broken, several flat screen tv's pulled from their stands, and pulled from the wall. and in broken condition on the floor. >>> so far, no arrests but right now authorities are considering the victim's live in boyfriends a person of there. >>> also, developing right now, a man is rushed to the hospital in

i'm marlie hall.by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- www.vitac.com september 10th i'm michelle griego. and i'm frank mallicoat time is 4-- here's meteorologist lawrence with check of w >>> good morning, everyone, it's wednesday, september 10. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. the weekend is out there. we can see it now! isn't that right? >> this is the time where we go to our director, mike, and we go, mike, mike, mike, what day is it? >> "hump day"! >> he is not playing. [ laughter ] >> out the door, check out the current conditions we are in the 50s across the board but later today, big jump in temperatures. more straight ahead. >> a lot of overnight roadwork out the door is causing slowdowns right now heading out of livermore. hacienda to san ramon road. various lanes blocked. travel times out of the altamont pass, we'll tell you when it's expected to clear coming up. >> i did see a camel in the newsroom, though. [ laughter ] >> "hump day"! >>> a 16-year-old stormed ou

i'm marlie hall.by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning, everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm quarter von tiehl. here are stories we are following. what did he sianni when did he see it. nfl commissioner talks exclusively cbs news for first time since this newly released video of ex-ravens running back ray rice hitting his girlfriend. >>> two kids attack and robbed a boy in the wheelchair and now he is telling "eyewitness news" what happened and how long boys had been picking on him. >>> today is the day, president obama gets ready for a prime time address to outline his plans to combat isis in iraq and syria. >>> lets check our forecast, it is hump day, wednesday. >> sure, preferably thursday. >> yes. >> weekend is almost here. >> we say

i'm marlie hall in for anne-marie green. this morning on capitol hill there is mixed reaction to president obama's expanded military campaign against islamic militants. the president has authorized air strikes against isis targets in syria for the first time and wants more money to arm syrian rebels. the president outlined his battle plan last night. the eve of today's 13th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. citing the beheading of two american journalists the president said these terrorists are unique in their brutality. as craig boswell reports, mr. obama is vowing to defeat isis. >> president obama outlined a new strategy to stake on isis in iraq. it's no longer just a mission to protect u.s. personnel. in syria there will be convenientual air strikes and he's also asked for the money and legal authority to train and equipment the moderate syrian opposition. >> we will hunt down terrorists who threaten our country wherever they are. >> president obama outlined his strategy to counter islamic state militants known as isis an

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good morning, jill. >> good morning, marlie. yahoo!a battle with the federal government over high-tech spying. yahoo! said it went to court to fight a threat from the government to fine the company $250,000 a day. the u.s. wanted information about the internet communications of foreign yahoo! customers in 2008. yahoo! who ultimately lost that surveillance case said this is all revealed thursday when the federal court unsealed classified documents. >> here on wall street investors will be watching for the commerce department report on august retail sales. the dow lost 19 points thursday, the s&p gained a point. the nasdaq was up 5. >>> radioshack warns it could file for bankruptcy. the struggling electronics chain reported a second quarter lost or more than $137 million. radioshack is exploring other options in talks with its lenders, shareholders, and others to come up with what was called a long-term solution. >>> and burger king is introducing an all black burger. the cheeseburgers are made with black buns, cheese, and sauce. the bun

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marlie hall is here in new york. marlie, good morning. >> susan, good morning. president obama is taking his strategy for fighting isis to the united nations this week in hopes of gaining support from the international community. secretary of state john kerry meets with more world leaders in new york today as the u.s. works to build an international coalition to tackle isis in iraq and syria. yesterday secretary kerry sat down with iran's foreign minister. the u.s. is trying to get more countries in the region to sign on. the u.s. and france are conducting air strikes in iraq. u.s. ambassador to the united nations samantha powers said other nations will help in syria. >> we will not do the air strike ace loan if the president decides do the air strikes. >> chairman of the joint chiefs of staff martin dempsey says defeating isis hinges on getting support from other nations. president obama will be here this week focusing on the tear roar threat. in an interview on "60 minutes" last night a former member of president obama's cabinet said. >> i think that would hav

i'm marlie hall.ay. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> it is labor day 2014, monday, september 1st, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. stories we're following today. it is closing time for two atlantic city casinos. revel guesses check out today and all bets are off at the showboat. we'll tell you how the closings are affecting atlantic city casino industry and the people who work there. >> while some are at the beach or holding cook out, many americans pause to honor american workers on this labor day. >>> after the music stops, the clean upstarts at the made in america festival for a part of the night, mother nature stole the show. those thunderstorms. >> yes, indeed. i heard a couple cracks. >> as did i but went right ba

marlie hall is at the united nations. good morning, marlie. >> good morning, anne-marie. here at the u.n. world leaders will be discussing a number of issues, but there's one topic that will get much of the attention. president obama will stand before more than 140 heads of state and government at the united nations today and address global issues. at the top of the list, isis. the u.s. along with arab allies began launching air strikes against isis targets inside syria monday night. the first strike in a sustained campaign to defeat the terror group. yesterday the president met with representatives from the five nations who participated. >> i think we now have an opportunity to send a very clear message that the world is united. >> air strikes targeted isis communication, training, and supply centers. >> they will adapt to what we've done and seek to address their shortfalls and gaps against our air campaign in the coming weeks. >> president obama will also chair a security council meeting here at the u.n. today. members are expected to adopt a resolution that would requ

marlie hall reports from the u.n. >> reporter: the u.s. and several arab allies launched their first air strikes against isis in syria last night. pentagon said a mix of fighter jets, bombers and tomahawk missiles fired from nearby warships were used. syria said some of the strikes hit targets in raqqa. >> primary targets are command centers in raqqa. training facilities. and logistics, known targets. >> reporter: the video campaign comes after weeks after targeting isis in neighboring iraq. the president will join world leaders here at the united nations general assembly today, he's expected to address the international coalition being formed to defeat isis in an address wednesday. secretary of state john kerry has been in new york working to strengthen the coalition. >> isis has savagely raped and killed countless syrian women. we must hold those who commit these acts and those who condone them accountable. >> reporter: former prime minister tony blair said ground troops may be needed in the fight. >> all i'm saying in all future engagem

marlie hall, "eyewitness news", on the "cw" philly. >>> a bicyclist in california says that she believes that a piece of metal that fell from the sky apparently and nearly hit her actually she thinks it came from a jet blue plane, believe it or not, on thursday, a jet blue flight made an emergency landing in long beach, cindy gilbert was riding her bike near the pacific coast highway about the same time as the emergency. and that's when she heard allowed boom, and saw a square metal object land about 3 feet away. >> i went back, saw this right there, right where i was, and right in the sand, i'm like that's it, that fell out of the sky. literally fell out of the sky. >> oh, boy, that's scary. the faa is investigating the object's origins right now. >>> well, tomorrow is the anniversary of one of the most powerful hurricanes to ever hit the east coast.

marlie hall has the latest now from new york. >>> reporter: the u.s. and five arab allies launched the first air strikes against isis in syria last night. pentagon officials say a mix of fighter jets, bombers and tomahawk missiles fired from nearby warships were used to destroy targets in four areas,

marlie hall, cbs, new york. >>> a potential system is brewing in the med this morning. thunderstorms containing damages winds, large hail and ice late tornados are possible in minnesota and wisconsin. some heavy downpours are also possible in the south. a few may become some flood-producing storms. yesterday there was flooding in mississippi and there were strong thunderstorms over the nation's capital. >>> and this morning two men who spent 30 years in prison for rape and murder are expected to be released after their convictions were overturn. a judge declared henry mccollum and leon brown innocent yesterday after dna evidence i implicated another man. the mentally disabled half brothers were convicted in the 1983 rape and murder of an 11-year-old girl in north carolina. mccollum was sentenced to death. itive information. >>> and a long way home. a stolen thunderbird is found. this is the "cbs morning news." a line of nutrient-rich skincare with pure, naturally derived ingredients, carefully chosen and clinically proven to cleanse, purify and moisturize... and you'll

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marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >> both automakers say that there have been no fatalities, injuries or crashes related to the recalls. owners can take the vehicles to the local dealership. >>> sierra leone is locked down to stop the spread of ebola. this comes as fresh supplies are headed from the u.s. to that country. there have been nearly 1700 cases of ebola in sierra leone. thousands more in other west african countries. the situation is so bad, even doctors have left the country. one doctor lost four coworkers to the deadly virus. [ pause ] [ no audio ] >> he is saying that it's actually very difficult when you lose colleagues to think that, um, you have to leave the country but that's what you have to do. it's estimated more than 2600 people have died during the outbreak. this is the worst since the virus first surfaced in the 1970s. >>> up next, meet the 15-year- old wiz kid who is about to start grad school at stanford. if you think that's impressive, wait until you hear what his dad did to make that happen. >> we have been studying weather this afternoon and there's rain in

. >> cbs reporter marlie hall talked to one woman fighting the disease who thought she was in remission. >> reporter: doris is fighting for her life. the 79-year-old was diagnosed with late stage ovarian cancer last year after months of feeling bloated and nauseous. >> by the time the symptoms come up it's already in you pretty big. that's the sad part about ovarian cancer. >> reporter: after a round of chemotherapy and surgery, the cancer went into remission. but now it's back. >> i really thought i had it beat. >> reporter: about three- quarters of women with ovarian cancer are diagnosed with late stage disease. >> the signs and symptoms can be very vague and subtle. some are mild abdominal complaint to loss of urine when you cough or sneeze to inability to eat. >> reporter: because there is no screening test for ovarian cancer, doctors say it's important to know whether you are at risk. dr. david fishman heads up mount sinai's ovarian cancer risk assessment program. >> women who have an increased risk based on genetics or personal issues, genetic issues are family history of cancer t

cbs news correspondent marlie hall has the latest for you. >> us and five arab allies, launch the first air strikes against isis in syria, last night, pentagon officials say mix every fighter jets, bombers, tomahawk missiles, fired from nearby warships were used to destroy isis targets in four areas, including rocca's the group strong hold. >> training facilities, logistics, known targets. >> video campaign comes after weeks of air strikes targeting isis in neighboring iraq. >> the president will join world leaders here, at the united nations general assembly today, he is expected to discuss the international coalition being formed to defeat isis, in a address wednesday. secretary of state, john kerrey, has been in new york working to strengthen the coalition. >> isil has savagely raped and kidnapped syrian woman. we must hold those who commit these acts, and those who condone them, accountable. >> former british prime minister tony blair says grounds troops may be needed in the fight. >> all i'm saying all future engagements, you can't rule them out in all circumstances. >> president o

marlie hall, cbs news, blooming grove, pennsylvania. >>> well, more bad news for the nfl. another player is facing domestic violence charges as the league struggles to deal with a growing problem. danielle nottingham reports. >> jonathan, what's your side of this? >> reporter: arizona cardinal running back jonathan dwyer is the latest nfl player to face charges of domestic violence. phoenix police arrested him wednesday afternoon and charged him with assaulting a woman in his home causing a fracture and aggravated assault on a child. >> after she was physically assaulted, he had took a shoe and threw it at their 18-month-old child. he has admitted that these incidents occurred, but he has denied assaulting the woman in this case. >> the arrest came hours after the reversal from the nfl on running back adrian peterson. >> we made a mistake and we needed to get this right. >> reporter: the team bench peterson last sunday after he was indicted for whipping his 4-year-old son with a tree branch. he was slated to play this week, but now he's on paid leave, still earning his usu

marlie hall has the latest from new york. >>> reporter: the u.s.nd five arab allies launched the first air strikes against isis in syria last night. pentagon officials say a mix of fighter jets, bombers and tomahawk missiles fired from nearby warships were used to destroy targets in four areas, including rack can, the group's stronghold. >> targets are command and control centers, training and logistics, known targets. the primary centers are raqqa. >> reporter: the campaign comes after weeks of air strikes targeting isis in iraq. the president will join leaders at the united nations general assembly today. he is expected to discuss the international coalition being formed to defeat isis in an address wednesday. secretary of state john kerry has been in new york working to strengthen the coalition. >> isis has raped and kidnapped countless syrian women. we must hold them accountable. >> reporter: former british prime minister tony blair says ground troops may be needed. >> you can't rule it out. >> reporter: president obama has ruled outputting u.s

kayla says one option is to leave atlantic city, if she doesn't finds work soon. >> marlie hall, cbs-eyewitness news". >>> a devastated bucks county community will once again gather to remember one of three high school students killed in a crash near the poconos. seamus digney will be laid to rest today. funeral services were held yesterday, for ryan lesher and thursday for cullen keffer. three students and three others in a car that rolled over in wayne county. they were student at council rock south high school. and in light of the services, the school postponed its football game until today. >> philadelphia teachers preparing to welcome back students to school monday, staffers at edison high school walked the steps many of their kids will take through north philadelphia. they wanted the community to know they are focused on educating the killed, not on the political tug of war. superintendent william height says he's been in touch with state legislature about the 2-dollar per pack cigarette tax. >> i'm cautiously optimist being, just based on those assurances, and we hope that indi

marlie hall, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >>> other news this morning, three afghan military offers verse gone missing in massachusetts, the men were at a base in cape cod for training and last seen saturday night at an area mall. a military spokesman says there is no indication they pose a threat to the public. days ago federal officials track down two afghan policemen, who disappeared while they were in the u.s. for training. investigators say, those men were trying to avoid returning to afghanistan. >>> well, check out these massive flames. 5,000 firefighters are working over time, trying to control a raging wilds fire in northern california. flames from the king fire, already burned more than 82,000 acres of land. and so far, it is only 10 percent contained. light rain, cooler temperatures, are helping those firefighters. but, it is arrays against time. as thousands of homes are at risk. >>> still ahead this morning, in the health watch, something simple that could help trigger peanut allergies. >> also, she messed with the wrong homeowner. coming up next, the grandmother

but is moving to arm and train moderate seen qual rebels to battle isis in sewer y in new york, marlie hall, "eyewitness news", on the "cw philly". getting words that israel shot down a syrian fighter jet overnight. unclear why that jet enters israeli air space. stay with us, we continue to follow the latest developments in the middle east. >> new this morning, three people are hospitalized after fire broke out in north philly. "eyewitness news" was on the scene here on the 3,000 block of north ninth street. we're told the three victims are expected to be okay. there is no word at the moment how it started. >>> gunfire near a north philadelphia hospital kills an innocent teenage girl and wound a 19 year old man. >> police say fight in the subway led to the shooting near einstein medical center in olney. that's where "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is right now. jan? >> ukee, erika, police are going to be reviewing surveillance video outside of einstein medical center here, also cents at the subway station where this all began. they are hoping the video can help identify a suspec

as marlie hall reports, it happened without warning. >> spewing smoke and ash, it forced first respondersstop bringing down the bodies of those killed. bush work was call off, crews air lifted at least eight bod toys nearby town today, some victims have been found under 20 inches of ash. >> the massive volcano in central japan is a tourist attraction, and it errupted saturday with at least 250 people hiking and sightseeing on it. bleigh the evening most made their way down. this survivor said i'm so glad that i came back alive. >> more than 200 soldiers and firefighters, have been scrambling to find and rescue any survivors. saturday's erruption was the first fatal one in modern times, at mount ataki, similar erruption occurred in 1979, but no one died. in new york, marlie hall, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> and coming up in the next half hour of "eyewititness news" this morning, an update on breaking news, a fire in montgomery count. >> i plus, we're live with the search for hit-and-run driver. syma? >> a little girl is recovering after being hit by a car. now, police are looking for

in new york, marlie hall, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> wild fires continue to rage through california, dozens of homes have been torched and thousands more are in the line of fire. that's coming up. >> also ahead, the man who was last seen with a missing university of virginia student, now faces charges, but, not in her disappepearance. we have the latest on the search for hannah graham. >> and, the eagles beat washington, but the vick trim was overshadowed by football, if you will. we'll hear from the players about the fight on the field when we do sports on the other side. back in a bit. >> ♪ >>> fun way to wake up your morning. >> it is. >> all about the bass, apparently. >> oh, i'm all about that, all right. >> well, you can see it in the bar tone of your voice. we'll be back. good morning. >> ♪ just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> wilds continues in california where thousands of firefighters hope cooler conditions will help them control fast growing wilds fire. king fire continues to bur

as marlie hall reports, mr. obama and the u.n.l will also try to find ways to stop foreign fighters from joining terror groups.>>> reporter: president obama will stand before more than 140 heads of state and government at the united nations today and address global issues. at the top of the list, isis. the u.s. along with arab allies began launching air strikes against isis targets inside syria monday night. the first strikes in a sustained campaign to defeat the terror group. yesterday, the president met with representatives from the five nations who participated. >> i think we now have an opportunity to send a very clear message that the world is united. >> reporter: air strikes targeted isis communication, training and supply centers. >> they will adapt to what we've done and seek to address their shortfalls and gaps against our air campaign in the coming weeks. >> reporter: president obama will also chair a security council meeting here at the u.n. today. members are expected to adopt a resolution that would require countries

correspondent marlie hall spoke to one woman, battling this disease. >> doris, fighting for her life.year old was diagnosed with late stage ovarian cancer last year. after months of feeling bloated and nauseous. >> by the time the symptoms come up, it is already in you, pretty big, that's the sad part about/-- ovarian cancer. >> it went into remission, but now back. >> i thought i had it beat. >> about three quarters of women with ovarian cancer diagnosissed when late stage disease. >> signs and symptoms can be very vague, and subtle. from a a mild and and complaint to loss of urine for when you cough or sneeze to inability to eat much of a meal. >> doctors say, it is important to know whether you are at risk. doctor david fishman heads up mt. sinai ovarian risk assessment program. >> women who have increased risk based on genetic or personal issues, genetic issues can be family history of cancers, that are inherit recall, breast, ovarian, colon, thyroid cancers, melanoma. >> doris says her diagnosis was a big shock since she has no family history. >> be very, very diligent with your

marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >> let's get another look at the weather on this first full day of fall. >> it's going to be a beautiful day outside today. we have a storm though off the coastline. getting excited about that but not for today. we'll see a lot of sunshine around the bay area. starting out with patchy fog and a few high clouds. otherwise, we are going to see a lot of sunshine ahead. looks like we are going to have a great day as high pressure holds on. but you can see some of those high clouds from the system starting to bump up into california. more of those on the way. as we head toward the afternoon, though, we'll find some 70s in the bay, 80s and mid-80s in the warmest valleys, 60s at the coastline, couple of low 70s. partly cloudy out over the bay right now. temperatures are very, very mild. 65 in san francisco. it is 60 in livermore. 59 in san jose. by the afternoon, 83 in concord. 79 and sunny in san jose. and 73 degrees in san francisco. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>>

cbs news correspondent marlie hall has the latest for you. >> us and five arab allies, launch the first air strikes against isis in syria, last night, pentagon officials say mix y

the united nations says five peace keepers from chad have been killed in marly. they died when the vehicle in which they were traveling was blown up. australian police have carries out what they are calling the largest terror raids in the history. police searched more than one dun homes arresting 15 people some 800 officers took part in the operation. there's been mixes reactions over the raids. in response to the police operation, some members of the mouse limb community saying they are being unfairly targeted. we believe they are using it as a scapegoat, and fear among gehring. >> to cause harm to the community cohesions. amnesty international has release add report. the finding suggest as many as 5,000 people are being detained since 2009. seven years ago the u.n. calls for nigeria to make torture a criminal offense, but an anti-torture bill is still on hold. rob reynolds spoke to a man who says he was tortured for a crime he didn't commit. when the police came for him he knew what was in store. >> you know what is going to happen. and it won't be easy. >> a s

marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >>> and more breaking news right now, israel has shot down syrian aircraft that entered its air space earlier this morning, a defense official identified that plane as a meg fighter jet. but, says, the circumstances surrounding that incident are quote unclear. tea with "eyewitness news" on updates, and get the latest on cbs this morning when nor, a charlie, gale join you at 7:00. >>> now we would like to show you exclusive cam video of barricade situation that ended overnight in gloucester county. police found a man dead inside a west depford home. now the stands off started yesterday afternoon when police tried to serve a warrant, when they heard a warrant, they moved n fired tear gas canisters into the house earlier, they found the man dead late last night. >>> well, police are intensifying their manhunt for the man who allegedly ambushed two pennsylvania state troopers. police believer i can frein may be hiding in the densely wooded forest near the border of pike and monroe counties. for now, many neighbors are still staying in their homes worried roadblo

has been, what they are guilty of eating, until you see the x-ray, and learn what hooked them from marlie pooch who grabbed a shishkabobs skewer, loaded when meat, to yoked at chihuahua somehow swallowed nine sewing needles. we present the winners of the 2014 yeah contest, organized by veteran area practice. maybe you've already seen the great dane, that gunned down 43 and a half socks, the vet had to slice open his stomach. >> sock after sock, all shames, colors, sizes. >> try finding marching pair. maybe this goes with this. was it this? >> for some reason, first prize went to frog who had the munchies at 8:30, he will mental stones in his cage. then there was the light bulb, codey the get end retriever swallowed and managed to pass intact. >> could have been worse, i would like to see -- >> talk about swaling aliens october, mitchell the cat actually ingested toy alien. it is outstretched arms, made it impossible to pull out. all of the pets you see here, recovered from their meals, take still at pug, she downed 104 pennies and a quarter, a dollar 29. >> it is okay, dock, you can keep

as marlie hall reports, it happened without warning. >>> japan's mount continues to spew smoke and ashcomplicating recovery efforts, and the ash and toxic gases force first responders, before work was called off, crews air lifted at least eight bod toys a nearby town today, some victims have been found under 20 of inches ash. massive volcano, tourist attraction, errupted saturday with at least 250 people hiking and sightseeing on it. by the evening, most of them had made their way down this survivor said i'm so glad i came back alive. >> firefighters scrambling to find and rescue any survivors. >> saturday's erruption was the first fatal one in modern times, at mount. a similar erruption occurred in 1979, but no one died. >>> just past 7:13, let's get our traffic and weather together. katie, good morning. >> good morning, everybody, our monday is going to feature more cloud cover than we experienced over the weekends corks not beat the forecast, it was so picturesque, bright, sunny, nice and warm, not too hot. not too cool. i mean it, had everything going for t eventually had to wind d

but there's a quote here from his blog posting saying i'm marly worried about the ongoing investigationthe historic manipulation of the foreign exchange markets that could expose hsbc to significant financial penalties. so, again, he sold his fund stake in hsbc on the back of the shares. the share price off by 1.25%. >> indeed let's have a look at the rest of the european markets and how they are trading so far today. slightly down. we just brought you breaking news from the u.k. with the pmi and credit data and the ftse 100 being down 24 basis points off the back of that. germany off 25 basis points after the confirmation of its q2 gdp contraction at minus 1.2%. >> the markets here have been yields south. that's been what we have seen over the last couple of weeks, actually. remember that we've got a holiday stateside, labor day holiday, so very thin trade anticipated today throughout the session from europe. germany sitting tight below that .9% level. >> staying very low. as we look at the euro, it's weakening slightly today. in fact, it has ticked up but it was lower earlier. it is s

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