melissa: yes. switching out, trading out of stocks and into alternative invests before the big run-up. maybe not a great idea. or smart. >> what happened in the last five years really mystified a lot of really smart people. i was at a panel discussion with kyle bass, predicted financial crisis. he was talking about how like the fed is inflating the economy, blah, blah. i sat there, you know you missed the run-up. we went from six to i think at the time when i was interviewing him or did the panel to 11. guess where we are now? 16. melissa: yeah. >> you can actively managed fund can not beat this market. when you have, don't put your money in a hedge fund. >> you want pension funds missing some of the upside from a roaring stock market rally because i don't want it that deep into stocks because their obligations look more like bonds. you want them buying, what they really should do is get away from -- >> how bull at upside? easiest way to make money in last five years was buy an index fund and not w

melissa: 70%?ou're sitting there, i don't know, i could quit smoking but the rest of my life is going to be 30% as happy. >> look this is all predicated on this government of ours, our wonderful -- melissa: the government is behind this data? >> because the data has a lot to do how they will deal with e-cigarettes. whether the regulations of e-cigarettes will be really tough and they don't want to make people unhappy. so, basically, they're saying look, we're not going to, with we're going to stick with a plan of having kids less than 18 not use e-cigarettes. let's not go crazy. melissa: okay. >> leave the flavors on. a lot has to do with cause and effect whether or not -- melissa: i don't know, it sounded right from former smokers on staff. my life is about 70% unhappier than before. >> you will live longer and be miserable. melissa: wearing one can increase your chance of getting into an accident. a new study says, drivers around you get a false sense of safety when a cyclist is wearing a helmet,

melissa: it is. tinder is trying to raise money, spend money, get money by letting people send pictures to each other trying to pick them up for a date. you don't think it will be all appendages? to someone never find on tinder, that is bill gross of the bond king is telling investors he doesn't even own a cell phone. he wants to live in the moment now that his cat's dead. >> so sad about that. melissa: i feel sorry for his cat but he wrote a whole letter to his investors and how his cat used to give him investing advice. that made sim sound a little crazy. now talking about the fact he doesn't even own a cell phone. >> he needs to get another cat. i have a cat. they're great companions. melissa: do you have an extra one. >> don't have an extra one. i will put up barbed-wire if he tries to get mine. melissa: should he have a smartphone? >> the cat had a smartphone. when the cad died the smartphone went with her. melissa: okay. mark, do you count on some one like this to be connected and -- >> absolut

melissa: i guess. unless it has been in the works for a while and had deal momentum and they kept going. >> that's a lot of money. they're trying to consolidate here in strategic sense. they don't see a correction coming. melissa: jim, what do you think as an investor? >> restaurants are outsourcing to open table same way many companies outsource marketing arm to facebook or customer interface. i think that is win for priceline. melissa: speaking of ipos, when $20 billion is not enough, potential alibaba investors wanting to more who is behind the curtain for the internet giant. jo, what what do we want to fin. >> who is the alibaba partnership, 28 people that own the company. that is important to corporate governance and going forward. there is drama in the past year in china over alibaba. we're looking for numbers on users, drilling down there there is concern about alibaba and chinese government as well. we probably won't get those kind of disclosures in this document. they could come either today o

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melissa: no.of it. >> this is a total disaster for consumers, the idea that between you and the information you want, there's now a huge layer of lawyers -- melissa: yeah. >> finish who are you going to argue for generations about what the public interest is and what type of information. i guarantee you there are a lot of people who have business and debt problems in the past that they don't want potential business -- melissa: somebody can go online and say anything about you and print it and blog it somewhere, and it's impossible to get it taken down. things that are incorrect. at the same time, you can see people who have committed crimes wiping away things because they don't want that footprint out there. joseph, i'll give you another crack at it. >> we have laws in the united states that already give a right to be forgotten in certain regards. credit information gets removed after a specific period of time. you have laws relating to expunging data from -- melissa: what does that have to do wit

melissa: no.e relatively well for disturb. >> at least you can do something with it. melissa: although in case you need proof that it's here to stay, just listen to wall street. morgan stanley chief economist writes about it in their sunday note. this was unbelievable. basically this guy's match.com profile. i'm a minimalist. i like to sit in my scarcely-furnished studies while i write this comment. i hate christmas decorations. when on vacation i like to sit on the shore and stare at the sea this summer. a simple yo can say and mean more the your contacts than all the battle. can a -- i mean, this is hover began stanley's chief economist -- morgan stanley's chief economist going on and on about the beauty and simplicity of yo. >> what i find interesting here in addition to that being sort of -- melissa: odd. >> hilarious and odd is that simplicity is very much a big theme among apps right now. the reason why instagram succeeded, because it's a stream of photos, you can post one photo at a time. p

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melissa. the budget deficit, the federal budget deficit shrinking slightly in may. the treasury department reported a deficit in may of $130 billion. that compares to deficit of 139 billion in may last year. of first six months, starting october 1st, the deficit fell from 626 billion in the same period in fiscal 2013. that is reduction of $190 billion, driven mainly by higher individual income and payroll tax revenues with improving economy, more jobs. more people paying into the system combined with flat federal spending. melissa. melissa: obviously the other huge story, house majority leader eric cantor. what is the buzz? >> he is going to announce at a meeting of house republicans at 4:00 he will step down at the end of july, july 31st. this appears to be, according to aides, gop aides, an effort to try to provide some continuity in this transition after cantor lost his primary bid yesterday, last night. and, the, jockeying is going on now on who might succeed him. it is kind of a frenzy up

melissa: thanks, guys.oming up, call him the justin bieber of bonds, donning shades and putting them in canada on reporters. love is in the air and finding its way to wall street. gordon gecko would be horrified. more money coming up. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. melissa: the love affair on wall street resources they they are developing what a bond. veronica dagger along with scott martin from united advisers, a fox news contributor and charlie gasparino who is all over this. >> these are bitter competitors obviously, they are fighting it out

melissa: yeah. >> but nick, the ceo, very confident, melissa. these cameras that i'm using right now, our team is using can actually continue to innovate. melissa: jo, thank you so much. you contrast that. i think we have video of this. i want to show you when they were doing the ipo and she was talking about nick wood man the ceo. and blowing a kiss into the camera. i'm like, i mean he is, think, could end up regretting this move later. because this is really, what a sign of the euphoria against a backdrop of the negative gdp print, of the inflation that we're talking about. contrast what bullard is saying to what is going on here. that makes me nervous. >> we know the alibaba ipo was coming soon. we'll talk about that. melissa: next. >> what the street is doing is pushing out every last bit of garbage before this thing blows. >> below where it should be. the whole point of ipo is to get money to invest in the business. basically, that much of a pop on opening day is a wrong. >> just say flip. remember flip? that was cool camera. this is the co

melissa: okay.rs if they were going to watch and some people were saying they would rather watch a sundial. are you going to watch? >> i am. i grew up with soccer. i'm certainly not as into it. melissa: are you american? did you grow up in a european country? >> i was poor growing up. we kick the soccer ball. melissa: but, you didn't watch on tv? >> i do now and it is not as big in america. think about it, $14 billion was spent on these games alone in brazil. $576million is what they will shell out to the winners. these games-- some of these countries that play this is a big game changer for them. melissa: it is huge for the three or four people in america watching they might see this amazing mcdonald's it. there is a great mcdonald's it and i think is the best out of all time. i tweeted it out. it's about a trick shot and you have all these kids around the world doing this incredible shot. here you have a local working girl of some type and by that, i mean, waitress. >> it visually stimulating and

melissa: wow.nderstand the reason that you were featured because it is integrated with your apple operating system. you use your phone to operate it. what does your phone do? how does it interact? >> there is bluetooth in the hand and bluetooth in the phone and there is app anyone can download. it has several different icons, if i tap one of those icons the hand would go into a different grip pattern this one is a point. or i could go into a pinch. so really gives me much more functionality and precise movements. melissa: you lost your hand to meningitis years ago. this is an ilm ultra. this is a new device for you. how would you care it to the other prosthetics you had before? how is it different? how did it change your life? >> so before the ilm ultra, before the i used any prosthetics on my left hand i never used anything. i was very good without it. i never wanted anything unless it could add function to my life. the second i knew about this, i have to get it purely because of what it could do

melissa: rand paul? so in a free society you are supposed to always have a chance and he is doing very well in the polls. i would say yes, he certainly does. melissa: congressman, thank you for joining us. let's bring in charley gasparino, wall street journal mary is with us as well. what you think? >> i like ron paul. he's an honest guy and speaks his mind. i don't believe in his isolation, though. i think to suggest that part of the world we can just like let go and not have influenced their when we know that the 911 attacks were planned from that part of the world, how can you forget about terrorism in a part of the world? if you leave it alone the jihadists will establish a base. they had it in afghanistan and they will do it in iraq. by the way, it's not just iraq, it's a rack in syria. melissa: merry, what did you think of the take on inflation? >> one note on a iraq verse, he has his facts wrong with respect through the policy is not been the same of the last 11 years. president bush gave them a c

we turn things over to melissa francis now. "money" starts now. melissa: thank you. never mind the nearly 2 million jobs lost in the sack there near the recession. he has changed the car, a spaceship. changing how we power the world and how we pay for that. child killer. the smart phone looking downright ingenious. how iphone organs could be the future of medicine. doctor mani is here. it is always about money. ♪ melissa: first to the growing crisis in iraq. militants continue their murderous advance towards baghdad. let's bring in tracy byrnes, brian kill -- >> i think of it as security. we have 125,000 troops during the search. that barely got it done. i do not think that a decision has been made yet. here we are on tuesday and we are still kind of figuring it out. >> i feel like the situation is blowing up. it feels like dÉjÀ vu all over again. all we are doing is seeing the market. jittery again. you have libya. ukraine. you have all the stuff playing into oil right now. going into the summer driving season. that is not so great. shares soaring. he is very quick

melissa: i am melissa francis with a fox business briefs. sets nominates procter & gamble former ceo to leave the veteran affairs department. he spent 3 33 is at the consumer-products giant before resigning abruptly last year. he also has a military background having served as a captain in the army. u.s. justice department d due to announce a record-breaking $9 billion fine. france's biggest bank accused authorities of moving billions of dollars on behalf of a blacklisted nation. such as sudan. global m&a is now at a seven-year high, deal volume surged more than $1.7 trillion up from 75% from the same time a year ago. the highest level since 2007. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. melissa: general motors shares still halted. six new recalls involving 7.6 million vehicles in the u.s., 8.45 million total in north america. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange with more on that one still halted. nicole: just checked a moment ago, still trading once again, we will continue t

melissa: no.he only plus part of this i can see is we now have a $1.1 trillion problem with student debt. maybe by having them not pay off as much of it, it discourages more loans in the future. you make it harder to borrow and tuition prices go down. >> they're not saying that. my producer, she quoted doug in their story, really good story at foxbusiness.com pointed out that this, is a problem that the federal government is already, has been bailing out students in debt for a long time. just ramping up. >> right. >> as you increase the bailouts, as you increase the forgiveness, guess what? they have not changed the other side, student loans are easy to get. melissa: yeah. >> if they're this easy to get, your college prices will undoubtedly keep going up. that is the real problem here, colleges, it costs 200 grand to go to nyu,. melissa: because there is so much money available. >> that is insane! melissa: it has gone up faster than anything else. inflation in tuition is outrageous and direct resu

melissa: okay, spencer?th barbell -- melissa: yo don't know why? -- you don't know why? >> the numbers say that is. >> 95% of the income growth on the last four years has gone to the top 1%. melissa: that's the barbell. it's the top and the bottom, there's nothing in the middle. [inaudible conversations] >> improve education because the statistics show if you have a college degree, if you have a master's degree -- melissa: well, isn't that what an degreeson is saying? start with the universities and communities, make them famous for something, bring people there, create the jobs. i don't know, jonas, i'm going to give you the last word. >> the automation is just going up the ladder, and it's not going to stop in the middle. there's going to be a day when robots are going to do surgery. they're going to do investment advisory work -- melissa: they through are. >> we're going to try to limit it because people in power are going to get the government to stop the robots from taking over the jobs. melissa: on tha

melissa: oh.e still 113,000 jobs away from the break-even point on jobs lost in the financial crisis, if you don't care about population growth and all the other factors around that. so are we really not left behind? charlie gasparino is with us. joining me, jimmy lee of the wealth consulting group. tom bill gel of -- tom gimbel of lasalle network. hard to start with that one. some, i will give you first crack at it. the vice president there saying we wouldn't promise these would jobs you support yourself or got a bigger wage or we just promised everybody they would have a job. is that what it feels like out there, tom? >> i think a lot of people are looking for the right job. the biggest thing, nobody wants to talk about it in t administration, the skills gap. the jobs left and jobs available doesn't mesh. four years ago it was green energy and making things better and don't worry about it, we're getting rid of oil. it will be solar and windmills. what happened to that talk? now it is about, more

melissa: hold on tight.enture camera maker gopro powering higher in the second day of trading. ashley webster on floor of new york stock exchange. even higher today, melissa. >> they should crash one of those on the stock, mostly up. the price was set at $24. it schott up yesterday. look at this, it went above the $40 mark briefly before coming back down, still up 17%. what else would you expect from this a den lynn play on gopro. melissa: absolutely, still, michael's not looking like masterpiece on return to the market? >> no, tale of two ipos. although that said, michael's pricing at $1, debuting on nasdaq. cale out very slowly. went down below. ipo price. inched its way up, showing positive signs, up 3/4 is of a percent. they also own the aaron brothers chain as well. so they go public finally. up about 17, 14 cents above the share price that was listed. so, a slow but steady start i guess we'll call it. no gopro. melissa: ashley, thanks so much. the market wrapping up its biggest week for ipos in eight y

melissa: what do you think?hink the fed has plenty of power to do what needs to be done if they can just get their head around the problem, and the problem is the fed was way too easy in the greenspan years and we had asset problem and that came crashing down and then people decided we haven't regulated the market enough so we moved to an overregulation of the market and so consequently lending does not increase the banks and the fed ends up with all these excess reserves. melissa:'s excess reserves is a sign on the horizon. what is your trouble on the horizon? >> they keep on saying the monetary policy is not working. when has it ever work? the fed does not increase growth. >> my only point was when it is the only game in town, he have to valuate it. >> i think if you want to make americans really angry, tell them inflation is only 1% or 2%. they do go to the grocery store, they go to the gas pump and cities prices rising faster. americans are worried about higher prices. i think this is bullish for the market.

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melissa. hey, walter a nice fin toysht weekend. plenty of sunshine. high pressure in control. sun giving way to clouds at this hour and we're staying dry. more good news this evening. check out the temperatures across the delaware and lehigh valleys. upper 7 0s and 80s. 8 in philadelphia, poconos 75. dover 77. south facing winds. winds out of the south. beach haivrn to sea l sea isle city temperatures will in the lower 70s. stormtracker 6 double scan radar shows you high pressure over new england keeps showers and storms to the west of the region for rest of tonight and for that matter a good khuchk ever date on monday. we'll talk about what is ahead. the humidity is returning as early as tomorrow. then the 90s are back this week and we're also getting a preview of what you can expect for the further of july on friday. all those details coming up in the full and xlusive accuweather forecast. we'll send it back to you. >> all right. melissa. thank you. >> philadelphia added to outdoor art colle

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melissa magee has the splendid weekend forecast. plus three gunman terrorize a local pharmacy clerk. >>> the big story on "action news" is developing at this hour. tracy morgan has been critically injured following a deadly accident in new jersey. he was returning to new york when his limo bus was struck from behind by a tractor-trailer on the new jersey turnpike. the impact set off a chain-reaction crash that killed his friends and critically three others including the actor. let's go to kenneth moten. >> reporter: walter charges against the tractor-trailer driver have come downloading the free 6abc news app. tracy morman is in the icu. at this hour there are serious concerns after that 1:00 a.m. turnpike collision. this was the scene overnight on the turnpike in cranberry township. this walmart tractor-trailer slammed into a limo bus carrying actor funny man tracy morgan. the comedian and several others were on the bulls when it's the tractor-trailer driver fell asleep at the wheel. the crash left the 30 rock star critically injur

hey, melissa. >> it was nice fort finish of the first weekend in our summer season. as you mentioned temperatures were pleasantly warm. had you low humidity to contend w as you check out the numbers outside in philadelphia, 75. reading 08. 71 poconos along the coast in beach haven 71. dover coming in at 76. and we had plenty of sunshine to get the day started and as we said yesterday, sun will give way to clouds and that's what happened this afternoon. satellite 6 and action radar shows us we have a mostly cloudy sky across the region and tracking weak disturbance moving across portionsch the viewing area and because of that we're picking up spotty showers. we're going in tighter, stormtracker 6 live double scan street-level giving you live data of what is going on in and around your area. you you can't see the showers northbound. into philadelphia, light rain and sprinkles. as you move to the south of burlington county and berlin and along 55 we have light showers. we'll talk about what we can expect fort rest of tonight. the good news is that this is just a weak di

sarah back inside to you. >> melissa, thank you. we can keep track of the accuweather forecast any time by downloading the free stormtracker 6 app and it gives access to live ray kavrment hourly forecast and weather alerts posted for your area. >> in other news it's business as usual on septa regional rails. weekend strike lasted one day after intervention by president barack obama that sent hundreds of union members back on the job and there's still no contract deal on the table. "action news" reporter david henry joins us live outside suburb ush station center city with the latest. david. >> rick, while the strike was brief and over the weekend much to relief of 60,000 daily commuters that use septa regional rail and it will be another 8 months, 2 40 days before they have to worry about the possibility of a strike again. the trains of septa 13 regional rail lines were rolling for the morning commute. the engineers and trtionz will be on strike midnight firday president obama at the request of governor corbett convened a precedenti

whenever we realize melissa magee is down the shore, we see heavier traffic. a lot of people are heading down to join in on the fun, especially on the walt whitman bridge, by the time you reach this point at creek road we break up but the northbound side is backed up to 295, because by the 42 freeway there is a broken down truck. and don't forget that the white horse road bridge is shut down, indefinitely. a lot of people are using summer dale road to get around that. a crash on the blue route in delco, 476 at the schuylkill and villanova, a stand still to ridge pike and on the schuylkill itself, by university, a broken down vehicle, speed there's are just 11 miles per hour. fun times, monica and sharrie. back over to you. >> matt thanks. more to come on "action news" tonight. a modern day amelia earhart begins her trip around the world. and her name is amelia earhardt too. >>> i can promise smooth sailing the next couple of days and low humidity, we'll talk about another beautiful weekend in the seven-day forecast. >> plus, ducis rogers looks at what the sixe

we'll take a closer look with the accuweather forecast. >> thank you, melissa. download the free stormtracker 6 app to your smart hope to before the storms stot rolling in there you will have access to the live radar, hourly forecast and watches and warnings posted for your neighborhood. >> in delaware county a young woman allegedly sexually assaulted after appsing a job listing on craigslist. maybe just one of dozens of other victims who may have been attack. detectives say kevin core initial told her he was looking for a home healthcare worker and in reality wanted her to join an escort service she refused and was attacked and now authorities believe it was not isolated incidents. "action news" reporter annie mccormick spoke with victim tonight and annie is live outside upper darby headquarters with more, annie. >> and walter the young mom says she was looking for a job and thought she found one on craigslist now she says she's a victim of rain and they believe the man responsible toll have more victims throughout. >> i thought he was going to kill me i was ne

they proudly call themselves team melissa. melissa, a family therapist in fresno, continues to show signs a slow recovery. >> we've had moments where we're convinced she's making connections with us. she's there, so to speak. >> every day, brian takes west to visit melissa, now at kentfield specialty hospital. >> one of her hands is able to reach over and find him. and touch him and caress him. hold his hand or feet. touch his head. >> right now, there is no way to predict her outcome. the joy of having baby west is helping them heal. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> what a sweet baby. if you'd like to help, we have more information on how to do that on abc7 news.com. >> a bay area teenager is using social media to help thousands of children detained at u.s. and mexico border. he learned of the problem during class at st. ignacios high school. she spent time collecting clothes for the kids, sending a shipment to the border yesterday, and will go there herself to help out. >> i asked my friends and family to donate men and women

so melissa was very lucky then to be...she had the right diagnosis nd she had a target in the brain so as doctor palangio was explaining that in order to be a candidate for this using one of the diagnostic tools we have either invasive or non invasive you have to know exactly where that seizure is coming from for this thing to work so then in the effort to be as responsible as we always try to be here on public tv public broadcasting a lot of people out there are suffering from epilepsy we should not be sending the message out there hey if you're suffering from epilepsy you should find out more about laser ablation we should not be sending that message out? we absolutely should be sending the message absolutely have a conversation have a conversation with your doctor and you need to have a conversation with a doctor who understands epilepsy and understands surgical epilepsy is that what the foundation is doing? it is and you know it's so important for patients to make sure that they're seeing an epilepsy specialist at that

will melissa find the chemistry she has been searching for in new york. so good. >> they set me up with a great catch. i'm happy. ♪ the next day, melissa is still floating on cloud 9. >> can we talk about your night, please? >> what happened after you left? >> so my date went really well. >> a kiss? >> perhaps. >> reporter: soon it is time for round two. >> this is lisa. >> i hope that they really like each other. i hope there is some kissing. i hope that at the very least there are numbers exchanged. >> reporter: tonight, new men. some couples hit it off in no time. while for others it was -- [ crickets chirping ] >> it is 10:00. a lot of the dates have left already with one another. i feel really good about tonight. >> reporter: as the lights dimmed one couple's spark lit up the room. just how well did her date go? the next day we catch up with becca an nyu grad to denstudent. >> i really enjoyed it. >> what time did you get home? >> no comment. >> reporter: tonight it is party time. and right away we notice something very interesting. >> so it is mostl

meteorologist melissa magee joins us live at the big board with the details, hey, melissa. >> pleasantly warm conditions across the delaware and lehigh valleys and plenty of sunshine and sun gave way toe few more afternoon clouds and spotty shower here or there. the high today in philadelphia climbed up to 83 degrees. nice and comfortable. outside tonight temperatures for the most part upper 60s. lower 70s. it's 69 in the city now. poconos 59, 68 trenton and along the dmooingt sea isle city coming in 71. here's satellite 6 and action radar. plenty of sun fort day and 6:00 this evening with had a cell that moved across philadelphia and sat across center city. those showers continuing south and east and mainly clear sky on the way for the rest of tonight. can sigh that as we look at current satellite and radar across the delaware and lehigh valleys. the call from accuweather for the rest of at some time, cloudy, comfortable, 60 dover for the overnight low andleen town 56 and 6 cape may. so here's what you can expect as we look at the workweek ahead. it's comfortable. back to work on monday

melissa magee live outside on the patio with the details from accuweather. >> reporter: hi, sarah we have changes on the way. hopefully over the weekend you had a chance to enjoy the outdoors. we have sun and clouds. philadelphia, 82. trenton, 80. up in the poconos, 74. but we have a seemple wind developing -- southeasterly wind developing ahead of a disturbance we're tracking. in beach haven and sea isle temperatures 70s degrees. as we look at satellite and radar, you can see in the zoomed in picture, sun gave way to a filtered sunshine and now we have clouds and there's more moisture to come. storm tracker 6 live showing you moisture that's pressing up to the north and west it will eventually bypass our region for most of the tonight but there's another round of precipitation that moves in overnight. here's what to expect. we have an unsettled week ahead. the warmth will continue, it will turn more humid tomorrow. with the threat of the humidity on the way there's a threat of showers and storms as early as tomorrow morning. we'll take a closer look at that with the accuweather fore

thank you, melissa. you can keep track of the weather with the stormtracker 66 app.can keep track of the >>> they got a boost in fighting a devastating insect. they gave ash trees free treatments to protect against the emerald ash boar. it's a native of asia it has spread to 22 states killing up to 200 million trees. they have the foremost collection of trees and shrubs in the area. >>> well a tiger coming to with a remote car and a camera. you get adorable video. look at this. they thought it would be fun to teas the cubs with the toy car. every time that they got ready to pounce the car moved. the guys are among 500 malaysian tigers left in the world. hi, cutie. >>> the "action news" team is standing by with more. new at 6:00. the training was put if use when a burlington county middle school student collapsed at school. it saved a young life today. >>> and a crash involving tracy morgan, he goes before court today. >>> a bucks high school has many turning heads not just because of the talent in the cl

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we did it again, melissa magee joins us outside on the patio with the 5th weekend in a row, melissa. >> reporter: i think mother nature did it again. we are coming off the showers and storms. for the weekend it is dry and we had enough sunshine to make people happy today. check out the temperatures, philadelphia, 72. trenton, 69. up in the poconos, 56. sea isle 73. same thing in beach haven. take a look at the wind gusts across the region. philadelphia 30 miles per hour. we had a peak wind gust in wilmington of 30 miles per hour. trenton and the poconos had wind gusts as high as 26 miles per hour. atlantic city 24 miles per hour. we have a northwest wind coming in the wake of the cold front that is exiting the region. cold front is pushing off to the north an east. there's an upper level low over head because of that we have clouds over the delaware and lehigh valleys. it's a weekend winner and it continues this weekend. we've seen the past four weekends with temperatures nice and comfortable, low humidity, and pleasant of sunshine and that trend continues today. tomorrow we'll be in

. >> meteorologist melissa magee has the forecast. and i want to lodge a formal sglint okay. >> it seems every weekend is beautiful but we worked on the weekend. >> yeah. >> it's not working for us. >> that's true. i don't know what to tell you actually. i have nothing for you. >> you have to kick stormtracker 6. >> other people who had the weekends off it was lovely. >> i'm being selfish. >> you are. sorry, move on. stormtracker 6 live gets over it quiet across the delaware and lehigh valleys no issues with precipitation. we got changes on the way. increaseness humidity and heat. we'll show you the picture outside. sky6 live in hd as we look at the penns landing and miss shulu there on sunday night partly cloudy sky and comfortable conditions. high today in philadelphia climbed up to 86 degrees. and outside tonight with the southerly wind it's 72 in the city and trn ton 71. up in poconos 65 along the coast in sea isle city 78. dover upper 60s. here's satellite 6 and action radar quiet across the region. you notice we're track showers

>> it's a little hard to tell, melissa. they sold 118,000. they will sell, you know, about 270, 275,000. ref fusewise, in a vehicle. keep in mind, if they only stock sales for two or three days, this is a blitz. it will not hurd the model. what it does do, whatever, for people going into the showroom, it reminds them that general motors will have problems with the following problems. >> can you categorize this as a recall or is this simply stopping the sales for a short period of time? >> they have not officially initiated a recall on this. it is a stock seam order. by guess we will get a recall attached to this issue at some point, but at this point it's a stop sale order. >> and i understand, phil, your point, in that the chevy cruze is a drop in the bucket. if you tamly all the recalls, where are we? >>, more th7 billion in the uni states. mary barra the ceo says the recalls are expected to slow down. the question is, when do we start to see that slow down? when do we see news items like this really become what we've had over the next coup

dramatic trip to the er at that point saved her and baby melissa. >>> walter it's partly cloudy across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys. those klouth we had to the south ever city tonight will continue to despite and more sun returns for the second half of the weekend. those details coming up next in weekend. those details coming up next in the accuweather forecast wirethey're big. fast. andome. dependable. and at net10 wireless, we let you tweet, text, talk and surf... on those amazing nationwide networks... without getting locked into a pricey phone contract. america's best 4g lte networks for half the cost. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data starts at just $40 a month. and now android smartphones start at under 50. net10 wireless. >> student at university of south florida will have access to a new kind of research tool this fall namely drones. starting next semester they can check out unpaned flyers from the library to use it for school projects. >>> training it a must and if anything happens to the drone you break it you bought it. they cost $1500 sgre

i'm melissa lee in for scott cap n -- wapner. the hottest ipo of the week. we're tearing apart go pro to find the profits inside. social search. investors are making friends with facebook and groupon again. is it too late to get in? queen of thrones. what do graphic violence, strong sexual content and the queen of england all have in common? they're all part of our worst trade of the day. let's meet today's starting lineup. joe terranova, steve weiss, pete najarian, mike murphy and rebecca patterson joins us. we'll begin with a risk to the rally. it's been nearly three years since the dow and s&p had a correction. come play sensy is the word of the month. are investors getting too comfortable in their summer groove? what risks to the rally are you looking for? let's first start off with rebecca. what do you think? everybody is pointing to things like the vix at seven-year lows. low volumes on the excha innges >> there's always risk out there. the vix this low could be a sign that if there is some shock, we're going to get an outside short-term reaction. but

melissa now at rehab no, sir marin county where brian says she is showing slow signs of recovery. >>ble to reach over and find him and touch him and caress him. >> we have had moments where we are convinced that she is making connection with us. that she is there. >>reporter: family from fresno but staying in a donated apartment in san francisco while melissa is still in the hospital. information on how you can help the family is listed at abc 7 news.com check that out when you can. baby west doing fine and we hope melissa doing a bit better. >>> well, traditionally photo show 2 people getting married but when bill murray shows up, an exception. ashley and daryn were posing downtown charlesto charleston, south carolina when the photographer noticed something strange. bill murray pulling the shirt up trying to get them to laugh. they did. so he invited the actor joined the shoot. he did. here's the proof. murray has a history of odd encounter. last month he crashed a bachelor party in charleston, as well. >>> always has fun. >> sweet site in the sky tit tonight called the honeymoon be

we are joined by melissa lee today. >> and the animal kingdom. harsh lesson. >> you could say they stuck their neck out. that's a tease if i ever heard one. >>> green arrows across the board. we have the nasdaq higher about i about half a pers, the s&p up a quarter percent. xle, even though we're seeing brent moving higher, we are seeing the xle back off the 52-week high, seeing a reprieve, and the xlf finances having a pretty strong day up about 1%. it is, of course, broilen cpi that got the markets really reacting. >> it is, and you must have read the scripts, because the cpi is what we're going to talk about now. in fact we're going to talk about the "im"meaning inflation. has it finally arrived. steve, do you think it's finally arrived? >> i think there's something to worry about here, brian. it's been so low for so long. i think there's two things to look at. 0.4%, market looking for 0.2. on the headline, core 0.3, looking for 0.2, but it's the persistent. if you look at a chart over the past several months, several months in a row with a lo

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