melissa. melissa: donald trump is adding new details to the bold statement on immigration reform, all amid criticism he is too vague about his policies. how does his plan do it? captain chuck nash, military analyst and guy benson, down hall.com political editor and thanks to all of you for joining us. captain nash, let me start with you, what is your action to details of the plan? are they even possible? sending back children born here but born from people who are here illegally? >> well, melissa i read 1900 word document and it is very straightforward. it doesn't get into fourth and fifth level detail but does cover first and second level detail. really what he is saying in the document that a nation to be, to really be a nation needs to defend its borders, needs to focus on economic well-being of its people, and needs to focus on its national priorities and not the national priorities of other countries. then he goes on to lay out the economic, physical security and law enforcement aspects o

melissa: wow.e or barnes, thank you so much for that report. >>> coming up, donald trump takes a break from the campaign trail to do his civic duty in new york city as the latest fox news poll showed hum solidly out in front of the 2016 gop field. our political panel tells us if he can maintain this lead. and the u.s. makes a dramatic decision on the ban on exporting oil. is it a sign of things to come? we're going to take that up with our panel here next on "countdown." ♪ ♪ ♪ it's a calling. a love affair. a quest. the next horizon. everyone loves the chase. it's more than a nit's reliable uptime. and multi-layered security. it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions, including an industry leading broadband network, and cloud and hosting services - all with dedicated, responsive support. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you're free to focus on growing your business. centurylink. your link to what's nex

melissa. melissa: if you listen to our next guest you might not have seen the losses the rest of wall street suffered the past few trading days. tom mcclellan is editor of the mcclellan report. you're a market-timer. you mentioned last thursday an ugly decline was coming. what was telling you that? >> ugly decline was supposed to come after this week but tom kill for did a great profile of our work last monday, a week ago and appeared on market watch and talked about our leading indicator talks about the coming decline investors started to front run it. melissa: you're taking credit for this? you think the whole bloodbath is your fault? >> not my fault. melissa: that is pretty much what you just said. >> well, it was really good story. it was truthful as first written. kind of got changed by headline writers and changed more by retweeters, before you know everybody was giving me credit for market decline. more people were trying to front run the actual market decline which should appear after

melissa: why? >> based on work our investments international team is doing they have 6.8% gdp estimate. government is at 7%. they think we'll see some stabilization in there, call it six 1/2 to 7%. if that is the case, melissa, and you look out at the eurozone which is going to do better, you look at japan which is going to do better, look at u.s. which is moving forward modestly but dependably i think, those fundamentals are good. i don't think it warrants selloff. melissa: kim, i don't know, that whole characterization has me a little bit thrown. i don't see china going 7%. i don't feel like europe is getting better. i don't think u.s. is as strong as scott thinks. what do you think about what he had to say? >> kind of agree with you, melissa. china is a black box. we don't know. is a communist country. it is closed market. we have no idea what they're saying. i don't know if all the experts together have any idea. why we have so much trepidation and uncertainty in the markets. our country is obv

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melissa: thanks, maria. care let's bring in my panel to react to trump's comments. byron york and jon podhoretz are back. we have the executive director ever accountability project. i love the talk about the great trump wall. he would have the ad space to sell with his name. you don't need to have mexico pay for it. he will pay for it with ad dollars. i thought it was interesting what would you do first, he didn't say the wall. he talked about other things. for example a issue near and dear to my heart, tax reform. he said he wanted to lower taxes on everyone, especially corporations and especially the middle class. i will let you go first. what do you think of that. >> i think it is interesting. i'm curious how he will pay for that. will we increase tariffs. melissa: he said he would cut costs everywhere else. as businessman i actually previous him on that one. i think he wouldn't spare anyone. >> i know. this is the problem. he is hilarious. he is hilarious political figure. you can't fire whole department

melissa. melissa: now to the race for 2016. two new polls show donald trump remains on top despite a slew of negative headlines. reuters has "the donald" solidly maintaining his lead nationally among republican voters with 24%. while second place jeb bush behind 5%. carly fiorina, a standout from earlier debate gets a new boost. new poll of iowa caucus voters. reflect a dip in support for trump and walker. watching trump during the debate made them feel less comfortable, rather than more comfortable him as candidate for president. that is the break down. david: same man leading in the polls, donald trump clearing up for another major event tonight. ashley webster has more. tell us about it. >> donald trump making his first appearance in michigan as presidential candidate. as you point out he travels there as the frontrunner in very crowded gop primary race. tonight he is headline speaker at a local gop fund-raising event in michigan and talking of raising political cash, earlier today, trump called into fox and friends and said

melissa. melissa: they will stay with us. don't move a muscle. we bring in gary kaltbaum, president of kaltbaum management. thanks, gary, for joining us. does this show you, china coming into the market to give more kool-aid? we saw the market jump 300 points and fad fast. is the magic very thin. >> melissa i have to measure my words. today is somehow the worst of all worlds. >> that is not terribly measured. >> go, gary. >> when you have a market done what it did over last few days, finally have a relief rally, on that same day they drop it on its head 600 points, that tells you big money is still selling and selling ferociously and have no interest in stocks even at these levels, tells me there is more time and price to go which means we are going lower. melissa: yeah. >> worry is, i've been saying all along, too much margin, too much leverage, that hasn't come off yet. i think dislocation continues. melissa: scott, how do you respond to that? that feels like what it is, you say the economy is stronger than we're giving credit for? i don't know

melissa. melissa: warren buffett berkshire hathaway buying precision castparts for $235 a share. total value of the deal. $32.2 billion including debt this is the largest deal of buffett's career. our liz claman spoke with him last hour. combination is extraordinarily good, making very complicated sometimes highly technical parts. they're the most reliable supplier. if you want to put an aircraft together you want the right parts coming at the right time. melissa: yes, that is important. show you exactly what precision castparts does and why warren buffett wants it so badly. builds components and casings for aircraft engines. assemblies for aerospace and power generation. key clients are airbus, boeing, rolls-royce. this is showing what they do. precision claims with a few exceptions every aircraft in the sky flies with parts made by this company. >> work really quickly, don't they? melissa: work really fast. >> election, can't afford it, no problem at all for democratic frontrunner hillary cl

melissa: g.o.p. rocked cleveland, first debate living up to hike then some. >> i think god has blessed us, he blessed republican party with a very good candidate, democrats cannot find one. >> everywhere in world that hillary clinton touched is more messed up. i don't know, i den get a phone call from bill clinton. >> if it was not for me, you would not even be talking about illegal immigration. >> i don't trust president obama with our records, i know you gave him a big hug. >> thank you, i was not sure i was going to get to talk again. melissa: yeah those are a lot of good bites there bring in today's panel ron christie. sabrina shafer of independent women's forum and jessica tar tarlovehicles, a democratic strategist. ron who was your all-star from last night? >> i think from last night was carly fiorina, i think she came across well. melissa: okay, let me stop you, i think you are right about that, that is an easy answer, your all-star from second one that is tougher. >> i am going to go with my

melissa. let's get to eps. coming in at 59 cents. the estimate was for 56 cents. we have a beat on upside at 3 cents. revenue at 12.84 billion. the estimate was 12.65 billion. we have a beat on revenue side as well. we're seeing the stock spike up nicely now in after-hours trading. it did lose ground earlier today before regaining much like the market did overall. a beat for cisco, big tech company on top and bottom, guys. back to you. melissa: ashley webster, thank you so much. shares of alibaba hitting a new low after reporting a miss on earnings. china's big e-commerce company reporting the slowest revenue growth in three years. the ceo responded to the stock's dive on fox business earlier. >> as we always said, we manage our business not by share price. we manage our business for the long-term growth. we feel comfortable with the long-term growth and we will continue to try to create value for our customers and merchants. melissa: macy's shares also tumbling on heels of disappointing earni

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melissa? melissa: all right. he is still the one. two days until the first presidential debate and donald trump continues to come out on top. let's bring in today's panel, dan henninger from "wall street journal." tony sayegh, jamestown associates a fox news contributor and miki from the accountability project. thanks for joining us. donald trump at a new high in the latest poll. he is up 26%. how do you think jeb bush responds to this. >> i don't think jeb bush is too unhappy bit. he seems to hold his own. melissa: how do you figure? he is at 15% and trump showed up to surge to 26%? >> you know, it is a long time. we have six teen months until the election. organizations have to go out there to griped it out. we have primary system takes place next year. if imjeb bush i'm still number two to donald trump i'm not too unhappy. it means i haven't been defeated. >> when they talk about trump, rudy giuliani was in first place last time around at this point. still it has to be insulting if you're a serious politician and say something abo

melissa. melissa: yeah. blake, of course not. thank you so much. i can't believe that server wasn't run over by a truck or semi or bottom of the lake. i never thought we would see the physical server. david: we have an nsa official who knows secrets better than anybody coming up later this hour telling us what exactly could have been in some of those emails and whether it is illegal to send them out over private server. >>> meanwhile did the epa, get this, intentionally spill 3 million gallons of toxic sludge, to get superfund money. melissa: what? david: we will ask former epa general counsel about this. you won't believe this. melissa: candidates visiting the iowa state fair. 10 days, a million people. one big giant soapbox. david: i'll say. a lot of good food. los angeles, california, trying to succeed where boston could not. ♪ ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% c

melissa: in the near-term? >> 50 i would say. 48 '04 50 may be above or below a day or two but it will be a tight trading range cattle as one way or the other. melissa: convincing moves today. thank you. david: u.s. markets ending in the red as the stock gains come to an aunt -- to win and. we have our guest from u.s. managing editor, the nasdaq was in positive territory but with valuations we have heard they are going the opposite way of the economy. were they closer to where the economy is right now? >> our opinion is we are in a slow growth methodical grinding so stocks to want to go up but i do think we could go a little higher more in line with the economy fourth quarter. david: some people say it goes back to europe or china but deal get a sense this storm is over? >> it is a mystery wrapped inside a conundrum. i argue is of mysterious investors from back into thousand seven. not really injecting that note of uncertainty but the debate of the u.s. on a sugar high and also the debate with high-frequency tr

. >> i, andrew paul daniel engstrom -- >> do take melissa rene warren -- >> do take melissa rene warren. >> -- to be my lawfully wedded wife. >> to be my waf -- lawfully -- >> the church erupts in laughter, including the 22-year-old bride, melissa warren. and just as things start to quiet down, she completely loses it. >> i just lost it. it was so funny. >> she starts to laugh, and then she just can't stop laughing. i know she's going to keep laughing. so i'm like, just give her a minute, folks. like i know the next one's coming. >> when the video hits the internet, it earns more than a million hits. >> melissa and andrew first met at seattle pacific university where they were both students. >> we lived in the same residents halls. i was a freshman. he was a junior. and we had a lot of mutual friends. spent some time together within groups, but it was after he graduated that we connected again. >> after graduating, andrew received some devastating news. >> my dad came down with lung cancer, like horrific tumors the size of grapefruits. >> deeply religious, andrew copes with his father's

he put melissa on a pedestal. very good, very nice -- very kind gentle man. >> this is the home where melissa grew up in rural gibbstown. melissa's mother and father left very early this morning for virginia just as soon as they found out. of course, to comfort their daughter. melissa and adam were getting ready to pick up and move, start their new lives and new jobs at a television station in charlotte, north carolina. live in gibbstown, cydney long, nbc10 news. >> count on nbc10 to follow new developments in this case. coming up at 4:30. we'll have reaction from co-workers of the victims. you can get the latest any time on the nbc10 news app. >>> here at home, a little girl was shot while playing on a playgrounded. two other people were also injured. mitch blocher is live with more. how are the victims doing? >> reporter: they're all in stable condition, we're talking about three victims in all. two men who police say were the targets of this shooting, and then just down the street, you can see that playground,

. >> meteorologist melissa magee at the big board with steamy accuweather forecast, melissa. >> sarah, walter, all we need is three straight days with temperatures in the 90s and this will be heat wave number four for summer season. we'll have more on that in a moment. definitely hot once again today across the delaware and lehigh valley. high today in city 93. 92 atlantic city for high today and 91 for both allentown and trenton at this hour and wilmington high temperature coming in 92. still pretty warm at this 11:00 hour with that stiff southerly wind. 79 in city and 79 allentown and lehigh valley and poconos 67 along the dmooingt sea isle city and boardwalk in beach haven that number holding 75. check out the dewpoint. it's a legal of moisture in the air. earlier today dew point in upper 50s. relatively comfortable this time of year. right now humid. if you were to step outside you could feel the difference in spike in humidity. any time you have dew points numbers in upper 60s approaching 70 it is humid, if not down right oppress any some locations and unfortunately that humid ai

just like melissa, her clothes are superfun but they're really about fashion for everyone.makeover she did on jeans. >> first of all, i tried on 8 billion pair. i can't feel like i want to rip -- come through the door at the end of the day and rip my clothes off. they have to be comfortable. i made them a little higher. you don't want something cutting right there. also, i don't need to see any more people bend over and get a surprise. i don't need it. ladies, fellas, we think you're great. we don't want to see that. we don't. no one wants to see that. >> before becoming an actress, melissa originally went to school for fashion. now she's doing it all. you're going to tell me which look it is for that occasion. >> sure. >> mani-pedi. >> if you're going for a burnout, you do that. >> mani-pedi's done. now your ladies want to go out for cocktails. girls night. >> i wouldn't do that. you better do that. >> oh, a pencil. >> but i would tuck that in. don't be afraid to mix those patterns. >> tuck it in. >> neutrals. >> those tones are so beautiful. >> that kimono blouse is the s

a celebration replaced by unthinkable tragedy. >> he put melissa on a pedestal. very nice. it's a tragedy for the family. >> john told me that melissa's parents pulled out of the drive way the very moment they knew what was unfolding this more than, to head to roanoke, from here in gloucester county, about a six hour drive. cydney long, nbc10 news. >> reporter alison parker's boyfriend also worked at the same television station. she dated chris hurst who worked as an anchor, he is from our area. hurst went to con stone ga high school in better win and attended temple university for a year. hurst tweeted this photo about his girlfriend today, saying she was the most radiant woman i ever met. for some reason she loved me back. the two just celebrated her 24th birthday and had just moved in together. the third american shot on live television, vicky gardner is recovering after surgery. she was being interviewed live at the time of the shooting. stay with nbc10 and nightly news following this broadcast at k67 30 for continuing coverage of the murders of the television news crew

we want to get straight to melissa mollet now with an update on this breaking news. melissa? >> so again, breaking news right now on the rails. we have no longer single-tracking on the green and yellow line this morning but we still have yellow and green line delays between greenbelt and college park because of the one train you said that was stuck on the rails here this morning. d.c. 295 southbound at pennsylvania avenue, we have the exit lane blocked there. and about a 2 1/2 mile backup. connecticut avenue at woodley road northwest a report of an accident involving a cyclist there. 270 southbound looking a lot better than it was before. no more big delays on 270. nice and green actually right now. b.w. parkway, 95 and 29 everything there rolling along quite nicely. travel times coming up in ten minutes. tom? >> it is a warm and humid monday morning when you step out the door. you'll feel that humidity. there's a white hot sun, now rising out of that haze. looking at the live view from the storm team 4 tower camera this morning. later today, neighborhood highs should be maki

the bottom line is this melissa.have talked about it and everybody in the auto industry has talked about it for some time. it is a quantum leap going from one vehicle to two vehicles on the same production line basically to do it if you're any automaker. and that's the challenge that test l. will be facing in the fourth quarter. so the fact that they have brought down their delivery guidance to 50,000 to 55,000 probably doesn't surprise a lot of people in the auto industry, although i'm sure there are some real bulls who are supportive of that 55k mark who are saying what? they can't hit it? it's a challenging task that they have in front of them. >> definitely, phil. did elon talk at all about demand being strong and that not being a reason whatsoever for this ramp-down in the guidance for full year? >> there's no indication that there is a demand problem at this point in terms of what they're expecting for the model x and currently for the model s. in fact when you look at their production forecast for next year me

, hi there, melissa. >> at the shore is where you can beat the heat today. looking at numbers along the coast, 81 beach haven. eighty at the boardwalk. eighty in sea isle city. inland that heat is definitely on. 89 degrees in philadelphia after a high of 91. this will more than likely mark the beginning of a very long heat wave, across the delaware and lehigh valleys. looking at the dew point it is level of the moisture in the air. it is hot but dew points letting you know it is comfortable. we have dew points below 60 degrees. air mass is not bad. that is more than likely going to change as we get in the second half of the weekend. if you are stepping outside on the town tonight more specifically, heading up north in the lehigh valley, snoop doggies set to take the the stage for musikfest at 91:10 p.m. tonight, partly cloudy and warm with a temperature for the start of the concert coming in at 82. so we will talk about what is ahead. humidity returns for second half of the weekend. lots of 90's on the board and more than likely an extended heat wave lasting

i'll send it back over to you. >> bring it in melissa.d sassy. >> mel melissa magee we love you. >>> up next, a new high tech gadget is giving new hope to couples struggling to get pregnant, how it makes it a little easier. >>> tears of joy -- >> thanks to a total stranger, coming up in big talkers how a college student stranded in a cuban hospital is coming home because of someone's big heart. >>> former president, jim gardner's church is overwhelmed by pep that want to attend his sunday school lessons, more than 700 people showed up last week to hear carter teach, after he announced he is being treated for cancer that spread to his brain. the small church is now limiting the number to 400, carter is scheduled to teach this weekend and three times in september. >>> all right sharrie over to the big bore now with the big talkers, we'll start with the piece of technology, it can help couples who are struggling to get pregnant. this is the yo no, it claims to continually monitor a woman's temperature as she sleeps each night, tracking body

melissa is checking in on that. now, we have had a big backup building there. >> yeah, a one mile backup as you're headed southbound approaching germantown road there, 118. we have a crash there. very hard to see in this camera as i mentioned earlier. they had it zoomed in for a minute for us. it showed us what was going won the left lane blocked. you can see the backups as you're headed southbound. at lorton road, hearing of a new crash on 95, we'll check that out in the next ten minute, and we'll update you if there's a problem. kind of widening out a bit, looking at b.w. parkway and 29, everything is rolling along nicely. again, an update on the crash on 95 in virginia northbound coming up in ten minutes. >> melissa, thank you. >>> this week, a woman who was shot by a d.c. police officer after she refused to drop a knife should be in court. this morning, renita nettles is out of the hospital and in jail. you might remember the scene on clay terrace northeast earlier this month. news4 went through some court docum

melissa has a new crash now. what's going on with that? >> brand-new crash in gainesville, at linton hall road. this just popped up here. we also again have that accident from earlier in purr sillville. eastbound 9 is blocked because of that accident. sounds like it's serious, police directing folks through the westbound lanes to get eastbound. taking a look at 95 here in virginia, you can see getting a little bit better here. 95 northbound from fredericksburg to stafford, now we're going about 38 miles per hour this morning. 66, no major problems into town or out of town. looking pretty typical right now. b.w. parkway, 95, 29, everything here nice and green. top of the beltway just a tad slow, outer loop approaching georgia. beltway at landover road, no major issues. back in ten minutes. >>> 6:24 now. today, opening statements start in the trial of a teenager charged with rape in new hampshire. 19-year-old owen labrie is charged with raping a 15-year-old freshman. he said he's not guilty. prosecutors say he allegedly assaulted the girl on

melissa? >> new details, fox news identified the two e-mails that kickstarted the fbi investigation into the mishandling of classified information. peter barnes joins us from washington, and peter, hillary's camp is responding to these reports now? >> that's right, melissa. the clinton campaign is about to begin a conference call with reporters to push back on this report by our colleagues at fox news, on these two e-mails sent through her personal e-mail account. e-mails were from clinton aides u uma abedin and jake sullivan. one is the november 18th, 2012 e-mail sent two months after the benghazi attack by sullivan, who was at the time clinton's chief of staff when she was secretary of state. he serves on her 2016 presidential campaign. the version released to the public is heavily redacted and carries the notation b-1 which means classified information is in that e-mail. the other redaction shows the intelligence came from fbi sources and refers to possible suspects in the 2012 attack. the

, melissa. >> yes sarah heat continues. this is day five of the heat wave for philadelphia with the high climbing up to 90 degrees. it wasn't a bad start to the weekend with the humid any check but as you mention that had hot air continues. currently 88 in philadelphia. eighty-three allentown lehigh valley. seventy-three in the poconos a long the coast in cape may coming in at 86 with that westerly win. we will look at dew point level of moisture in the at months fear and it is comfortable across the region. anytime we have dew point numbers in the 50's or upper 50's and close to the lower 60's, but the air mass is tolerable overhead. certainly not bad for the first day of august. so if you are stepping out on the town, we have you covered n fact phillies are at home at citizens bank park taking on the braves. first pitch around 7:00 another owe five. mostly clear pleasant. first pitch around 87. once we get in the the ninth inning we will drop down to 8o we will look at what ace head progressing through the rest of the wee

melissa. >> thank you. >> all right. let's bring in jack, senior editor, president of voice view management, and, boy, am i happy to see you guys. three of the smartest guys that i know out here. i don't know how they scrambled you all here right now but, boy, am i happy to see you. paul said something really interesting the last hour where we've been kidding ourselves. this has kind of been an economy and market built on very little. and i wonder if now the chickens are come home to roost. james >> well, you do have corrections. this happens. i think it's not just sort of a bubble bursting if that's what he was getting at. we do have global growth coming down, what efficient markets do is they factor that in and now we have a lower price, so we're sort of flat for the year >> yeah. >> it's ain't crisis, it's not something that requires intervention by government >> but we've been saying all along that this was a market built on what the fed has been doing, not fundamentals, not six months forward, but whether abuilt on

melis melissa? >> karen has a question. >> with all those views, one thing we talk about is splitting the difference and going in september, let's say, for, you know, 12.5 basis points. is that a possibility? >> i've heard that. it just feels a little wimpy to me, but i think when the fed goes, it's going to want to go in a full quarter. remember, the current fed funds rate is 12, 13, 14 basis points and bring it up and remember they are going for a range and hit that range between 25 and 50 basis points and set a ceiling and floor on that range understanding the feds target when it will be more complicated for folks but i think they don't want to complicate and do 12.5. if it was not good for 25, why is it good for 12.5. >>> the issue with market volatility is what? economic data is solid. it's good. >> yeah. >> but in terms of market volatility, is it the notion, there might be an impact on the economy. >> that's why they did qe. you can gets a set prices higher that would spur the real economy. t

those details sarah comingp in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> okay, melissa. thank you. in just six hours now septa will on its lottery for regional rail pass its for the pope's visit to philadelphia but you don't need to stay up late to get a pass registration will be on all day tomorrow and it doesn't matter what time you log on everyone has an equal chance. it opens one minute past mid sniingt and ends 11:59 monday it is valid one day regional rail travel saturday or sunday. emails are expected to go out thursday through sunday this week ahead to let you know if you're lucky enough and you got picked. >>> you can get updates on the pope's visit following 6abcpop on twit erin we're posting the latest news, tips and piingts as we prepare for arrival of pope francis in september. >> well it's a day eagles fans have been waiting for since december the birds are back on the field. the team kicked offer training camp today at the novacare complex in south philadelphia. "action news" sports director ducis rogers joins us with the details. >> hey, there, sarah day

melissa. >> walter, partly cloudy, hot that hour. it looks like we'll track a potential heat wave even as we head to the rest of the week. we'll let you know how long this could last with the accu uweather forecast. >> and and more the preseason eagles win in sports when >> and and more the preseason eagles win in sports when "action news" comes three people were injured one critically in a hot air balloon accident in new holland, lancaster countych the bloop handed in a field and hit power lines overhead as it deflated the people in the basket were shocked all three people suffering burn injuries. faa is now investigating. >> today organ donors recipients and families gathered in delaware country to help raise awareness of organ donation. "action news" reporter trish hartman was at corzer-chester as they celebrated five years of the kidney transplant program. >> i wanted to live. dialysis, believe me, i would never want to see anybody on dialysis. >> two years ago rose quatrini after five years on dialysis doctors at the kidney tran

melissa, back to you. >> and josh, give us the latest on apple tv at this point. >> so tim cook, melissa, knows besides your core, your office, you probably spent most of your time on that couch in your living room and that's why apple tv is so important. mark german of 9 to 5-5 mac was on cnbc this morning. german is saying a new apple tv will be unveiled at the company's event in september. he said that new set-top box is going to be slimmer, include support for siri, more storage, a faster processor. apple has sold 25 million apple tvs. piper's gene munster says the apple tv in and of itself isn't going to make a big financial impact here, not at 69 bucks a pop, but the device strategically important according to munster because it's one more way to build loyalty among apple customers and maybe attract new users to that ios platform, melissa. >> josh lipton out in san francisco. thank you. so what's the -- is september 9th really shaping up to be a huge catalyst? it sounds like there's going to be more than we thought initially. >> yeah, but is it enough? is it enough to move the need

melissa has a new crash. where's this? >> new crash, accokeek. you can see that everything is remaining green. that could change if that hangs around too long. inner and outer loop, everything looking quite good. no big slowdowns right now. 66 looks good. 95 northbound of course we'll get a little bit of a slowdown, dale city northbound here in the next couple of minutes because it's 5:30 this morning. maryland 95 north at 100, one lane blocked because of the disabled vehicle. 270 at middlebrook road, looking good right now. >> thanks, melissa. >>> today, opening statements in the trial of a teenager charged with rape in new hampshire. 19-year-old owen lefree is charged with rape. he allegedly assaulted the girl on the campus of the elite st. paul school last may. this happened days before he graduated. >>> an update now about the american dentist accused of illegally killing a lion in africa. his office has reopened in minnesota. without him though. you can see they posted a security guard outside. the office put out a letter saying dr. walter p

. >>> up next, melissa mccarthy's first fashion line is rolling into stores and we are checking out melissa's fashion must-haves. >> and then amal clooney's big legal battle and the up roar for how the press labels her. >> some of the reports on the case refers to you as the wife of the actor, george clooney. >> plus, kris jenner's "e.t." tell-all on kim, rob's health, and that picture of her sleeping with kanye. >> all my secrets. >> and we'll be right back. >>> closed captioning provided by -- it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. u y ocod po ys. zey icn d ococoinurta 'stfrtla . (rorsctc y s std sfforll stt meerfrh >>> that is tom brady back in court this morning. the judge said he will have an answer in the deflategate scandal by friday. and rosenberg, the media completely swarmed her. the judge will have an answer in the deflategate scandal. and remember what happened last time tom was in the court? not so flattering sketch that went viral. t

melissa mccarthy with their debut line. tonight's fashion fit. >> it was a dream since i was in grade school. it's kind of crazy that i have to do it. >> a first look at melissa's "seventh heaven" first size line and body hugging silhouettes to play up every single curve. one surprise is denim, especially since melissa admits she once went 15 years without owning a pair of jeans. melissa's line is spot on says vogue. >> it encompasses the runway track as well as wardrobe. >> it won't be here but it's a prototype for the future. >> because line retails from $24 to $150 and then prices $4 to $28. >> melissa has had a style evolution, come a long way since this look which son posted on instagram. hooefrs anoth . >>> new betsy's j. law. jennifer in a bikini at the top of the pyramid and down low road with jet ski action and is this a go go flashback? >>> and finally, has proje"proj runway"? >> this new season is dropping the f bomb. >> i'm tired of hearing it. >> make it work. >> it's been real honey. >> if one of us goes home,

melissa, back to you. >> josh lipton, thanks so much.eresting because pat crest had a note out today saying comparisons are going to be tough but that's okay because they're going to be tough because they sold a lot of phones last year as opposed to losing market share at this point. >> and also sprint, let's face, it these guys are losing the wireless wars. it's kind of a desperate call here. i don't know that necessarily because sprint is doing this everyone has to follow through and be as aggressive. the fact it's pulling sales forward. i think you've gotten to a place where you're positioning for a holiday season in the apple -- apple. i'm talking like brian kelly now. this is where the stock's trading. down side, 108 to 110 is probably where you trade from. >> and it can show you further down cycle. i think the upgrade cycle's going to be a long one. i don't think you're going to be really that surprised when you think about this is a more complicated phone they're going to have force touch in the thing. some results in october abou

melissa: jim, you have two of my favorites, disney, exxon and jetblue. disney is so beaten down and paid what turned out to be a bargain for the "star wars" franchise, that is absolutely exploding the revenue there. and exxono beaten down, they're never going to go away. i love your choices. >> when asked, too beaten down

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what does all this mean, melissa? it highlights the fact that the systems are complex and they're very interconnected. and that's still one of these ongoing technology stories that we are constantly dealing with. melissa? >> all right. bob pisani, thanks for that. that's a really interesting -- i mean for the retail investor this could be a concern. >> well, absolutely. maybe it worked out if people are saying, well, i can't calculate the nev, so i can't sell, and they were able to hold on. maybe that happened to you. i think in general, though, this highlights some of the things and bob talked about etfs earlier today i heard him talking about that. so the name, the trade on this is one that guy adami's been all over, which is blackrock, bx. i would be concerned about them. >> coming up next, think the turmoil is all about china? think again. we'll hear from one top-ranked strategist who says china is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the problems in the u.s. market. and as we head to break here's a look a

he put melissa on a pedestal. he was very good. very nice to her. very kind, gentle man. new york. >> and you can count on news 4 to bring you new details as we learn more about the journalists killed, and next at 6:00, our chief investigative reporter, jonathan dienst, has an update on what we have learned about the gunman. >>> we're following breaking news right now in brooklyn, where a person has been struck by a truck in the midwood section. dennis protsko is in chopper 4. what happened? >> reporter: that's right, very serious accident, david. chopper 4 first on-scene, first live pictures here of this accident on east 22nd street, just north of ditnus avenue. a pedestrian struck by this box truck. we're getting word it's possibly a 4-year-old victim here on scene. nypd here already on scene. we understand the victim has been taken from the scene, to a local hospital in unknown condition at this hour. but that at this point, serious enough that an accident by nypd. the box truck here still on-scene. bit.

melissa. >> and sharrie, the hot and stickies are back this week.t looks like the 90's will continue to roll on in as we're tracking another heat wave for the first week of september. we'll have the details coming up with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> all right, melissa, thank you. >>> that and much more when "action news" at 5:00 comes right back. stay with us. consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent, i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement. talk to a state farm agent today. >> the man accused of shooting and killing a cher rivers depth knee texas made his first appearance in court today. according to invest

we'll track that in the accuweather forecast. >> thank you, melissa. in less than five weeks pope francis arrives in philadelphia for the meeting of families and tomorrow you'll have access to a special play book to navigate the big event. papal visit play book will be posted online starting noon tomorrow and answer a lot of questions about transportation and other services especially for those who live inside restricted areas. and it will also have details about all the events scheduled for the world meeting of famil families. >>> and a father honored the memory of his son today by give ago way back packs to children in wilmington. a mailman that deliveries to the lancaster court apartments he says he saw kids in need and wanted to help out while stres stressing importance of education. students and parents even got to go shopping for free filling new bags with donated school supplies. hamlin's son cam room ron was shot and killed nine years ago. >> much more to come on "action news" tonight. we told you about the birth of a panda at the national zoo

melissa? >> how did the business lines break down? things are great at old navy and have been good for sometime but i would argue more comparable could be banana republic and gap line. >> those sales are down and negative for the quarter and those are brands struggling. gap is the biggest. old navy is growing at the fastest rate and they are also doing the best and so they are taking a lot of the learnings from old navy and trying to institute them into the other brands but yes, you're right, i would say that a gap perhaps is more comparable to what we're seeing at the department stores when it comes to offering and price point, maybe even banana. old navy probably competes more with the tjx or ross, rather than macy's. >> all right. courtney regan, thank you. >> thanks. >> he almost seems like he was picking on macy's. >> we're long gap. it's not expensive here and i think they reaffirmed their guidance, which i think they must feel pretty confident because it could have had a free pass to maybe talk it down a little because -- >> of

hey, brian. >> hey, melissa how are you doing? vix was hot and that was a hot topic on the floor. certainly traders stepped in. bought 20,000 august 18/20 call spreads and then paid another 9,000 for 8 to 10 cents here. basically, the trader risking one to make 19. if the vix trades above 20. that's a huge bet that the vix trades to the up side. the 19/1 payout is a huge payout, but obviously so you're risking a little bit to make a lot. and basically i think traders here on the floor are starting to get concerned about where this market is headed. we've been in such a tight range, melissa, between this 2070 level and 2100. a little bit higher than that on the s&p 500. if we get a break below 27, i said this earlier today, the future trades 2068, i think we get some volatility and you get that spike to 20 in the vix. >> thanks a lot, brian sutland joining us from chicago. for more "options action" check out the full show 5:30 p.m. eastern time on fridays. meantime, coming up on "mad money" tonight cramer's got a pair of exclusives

melissa? >> all right, julia, thank you.you've been in this stock for a while. >> yeah, and one of the things we like is the growth in sponsorship and the advertising julia just mentioned is actually accelerating which is a really good thing. michael rapino's done a fantastic job with this company. i do buy into the transformation as a technology company. >> it's funny because if a company like this went public today it would probably be labeled as a technology company given all of it, right? and yet it doesn't command a technology multiple whatsoever. >> no. but hopefully. starting tomorrow. >> coming up next, the shake shack call now officially halfway through. the stock is popping. latest headlines fresh from the call. and there you have it. up 9 1/4%. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. hello. i am a fully automated investment advisory service. i c