melissa. melissa: the new york federal reserve saying potential of credit cards among people with both low and subprime credit ratings is at the highest level since the financial crisis in 2008. jared, does this make you nervous? >> it does and again let's look at some other data. number one consumer credit as a whole has been skyrocketing. almost a straight shot up past 20 years. took a break in great recession. continued higher. other thing i'm more concerned with, the fact that homeownership is six-year low i believe it is. where i'm going with this, if there is a problem, if there is a crunch, if people lose their jobs, you used to consolidate the debt, go to the home, get home equity loan, lower your payments. without the home asset you have nothing to borrow against. no trump card if you will, no pun intended. that is my concern. they seem under control but keep your eye on that debt. certainly something concerning. melissa: james, worried about the quantity of debt as well. if you look

melissa. pick it up here on this friday with "after the bell." david: thank you very much, liz. dow and s&p stalling after record run but nasdaq as liz just told us, ending another all-time high. happy friday. i'm david asman. liz: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on all big market movers, first, what else we have for you coming up this hour. donald trump trying to unite his fractured party, speaking at rally in erie, pennsylvania, moments ago with choice words for his republican critics. as jump's new conservative challenger, evan mcmullin is on ballot at least in one state. he will join us to discuss his campaign. to explain why he is in the race more controversy around state department under hillary clinton and ties to the clinton foundation. we have a lot to unwind. david: the dow taking pedal after the gas, ending down 50 points after yesterday's record close. despite a big run-up in oil. phil flynn, price futures group, fox business contributor watching

melissa: definitely friday. i'm melissa francis, this is "after the bell," got you covered on big market movers. what else we have in this hour. go ahead and scroll up if you can. donald trump taking the stage in michigan any minute. he is expected to be on teleprompter, unlike us and on message. give us new details on the campaign. earlier today, trump surveyed flood damage in louisiana. red cross calling it worst crisis since superstorm sandy did, leaving many to ask why president obama is still on vacation, including louisiana state treasurer, john kennedy. we'll speak with him. >>> the state department confirming $400 million to iran was in fact connected to the release of prisoners. no kidding. you can bet oliver north has a lot to say about that one. ashley: yes he does. markets now, dow down for the day and week. mcdonald's, chevron drag the blue-chips lower. much different story for oil the phil flynn, price futures group will have us covered. nicole petallides working 24 hours straight as you on the on

melissa. melissa: wow. hillary clinton pushing her economic agenda earlier today and hits donald trump all throughout her speech. almost every point she made she tied in a negative about trump. why not? blake burman in warren, michigan, where the speech was held. the latest details on that one. blake, give us a full report. reporter: this was one blistering criticism after the next from hillary clinton against donald trump, melissa. you remember that trump was here in detroit earlier this week on monday. he laid out his economic plan. clinton came to the detroit area, suburb of dearborn, michigan, half hour from where trump was. laid it all out on the line how she sees her economic thinking different from trump's. it was one attack after the next. give you just a few examples here. clinton says she subscribes to the old theory if it is too good to be true, it probably is. that is indeed the case with trump's economic plan. she also said trump wants america to work for him and his friends. while being at the

melissa. >> thank you, liz. stocks ending the day slightly negative. i'm connell mcshane in for david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." got you covered on big market movers. here is what else we have at this hour. donald trump pitching what he called the biggest tax reform since ronald reagan. trump outlining his plan to cut taxes and freeze new regulations. we're going to break it all down with one of trump's economic advisors and our panel will weigh in. >>> meanwhile hillary clinton is holding a rally in florida this hour a critical state where the candidates are polling neck-and-neck. we'll show you how she is responding to trump's economic plan in his latest attack. >>> flyers around the world facing long delays and hundreds of cancellations. what a nightmare as delta scrambles to recover from this morning a es massive computer outage. >> the dow sliding back into the red, driven lower by merck, pfizer and mcdonald's. we have phil flynn, price futures, fox busi

melissa. melissa: the death toll is climbing after two major earthquakes rocked two separate countries. the latest details on the recovery effort in italy and burma. david: wow. hillary clinton under fire after that bombshell ap report that critics say prove her state department was all about pay for play. "new york post" columnist believes there is much more to this story. he is going to join us with his take coming up. melissa: donald trump seizing on this scandal at a rally just moments ago. >> hillary clinton ran the state department like a failed leader in a third world country., this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulm

melissa: dow, s&p, nasdaq ending in the green. i'm melissa francis. ashley: i'm ashley webster in today for david asman. this is "after the bell." we got you covered on big market movers, first here is what else we have for you this hour. >>> caught on camera, brazilian police just wrapping up a press conference. they say u.s. olympic swimmers lied about being robbed at exon point and witnesses and tape to prove it. we have the update from rio. >>> worst national disaster since superstorm sandy. one local paper urging president obama to leave his vacation and come and take a look at the damage. >>> russell honor ray, retired commander of joint task force katrina will talk about what is going on in louisiana. >>> as donald trump continues to brand himself the law and order candidate, hillary clinton meets with law enforcement leaders here in no,. melissa: back to the market. the dow inching higher in the final moments of trading. phil flynn, price futures group, fox news contributor watching action from the cme, while adam shapiro is on the floor of th

melissa? melissa: u.s. navy firing warning shots after another close call with iranian ships in the persian gulf. this as we learn new details about the $1.3 billion payoff we made to iran. david: war of words on the campaign trail. it is getting hotter than ever. donald trump slamming his opponent in new hampshire this afternoon, calling hillary clinton a liar who paints decent americans as racists and bullies. and of course we just heard what hillary clinton said about him. melissa: yeah. clinton hitting back at trump at her own event in reno moments ago. >> from the start donald trump has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cialis if you take nitra

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melissa.erine. thank you for staying on top of it for us, we appreciate it. ashley: hillary clinton looking to voter registration talk to a group that can't vote themselves. dreamers, brought into the country illegally as children. their goal to convince sympathetic latinos to vote for clinton saying donald trump's immigration plans could result in their deportation. melissa: gop writing off trump, so they say. why some leading voices are giving the republican nominee just a few more weeks to change his tune. ashley: how is that -- melissa: yeah, i know. ashley: vice president biden hitting the campaign trail in his hometown of scranton pa. his message to donald trump. former governor mike huckabee responds next. >> he is trying to tell us he cares about the middle class. give me a break. to repeat myself, that is such a bunch of malarkey. it makes no sense, none. none!,! none! none! [cheering] oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. get between you and life's dob

david asman, melissa francis picking it up here on "after the bell." melissa: i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on the big market movers but first here is what else we have for you this hour. fox news now confirming the fbi will publicly release its support on hillary clinton's email server. agency releasing those notes that were taken during their three-hour conversation with her. we have all details on both developing stories and what it could mean for the clinton campaign in november. voting is now underway for house and senate primaries in key states of arizona and florida. look at those folks on the line. three big-name political insiders fighting to hold on to their seats. melissa: back to the markets. the dow ending the day down more than 50 points. it had been down nearly double that. today's big drag, nike, proctor & gamble, apple as well. trader scott shellady at the cme, watching oil and gold fall. lori rothman is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori you have your eyes on two consumer stocks with doubl

melissa. the price may settle slightly higher. i will give it to you for "after the bell." david: okay. melissa: s&p 500, hovering near new record highs. i'm melissa francis. david: so close on the nasdaq. 5262 is the record. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on market movers. here is what else we have for you this hour. coming up, president obama wrapping up the tour of flood-ravaged louisiana after he opted not to interrupt his vacation to visit earlier. we'll take you live to one of the areas hardest hit. meanwhile donald trump is canceling events this week, including speech on immigration policy one of his senior advisors is here to tell us what is up with that. >>> details of a new bombshell report released moments ago, more than half of the people you outside the government met with hillary clinton when she was secretary of state, gave money to the clinton foundation personally or through groups. the story never ends of the we have the very latest. melissa: back to the market

melissa: welcome back. we missed you. david: thank you. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on the big market movers. here is what else we have for you this hour. more clinton email fallout. documents show foundation donors may have gotten special access as the head of clinton campaign calling donald trump a puppet for the kremlin. katrina pierson, of the trump campaign responds. and the price of an epipen is spiking. why this is essential life or death drug for children and adults is up 400%. david: wow, that is incredible. first we go back to the markets. the dow inching deeper into the red with apple, johnson & johnson and disney among today's biggest drags. oil is getting slammed today. phil flynn, price futures, bringing action from cme. adam shapiro is on floor of new york stock exchange. we saw a big merger monday deal, right? >> $14 billion should bring a smile to the fails of some investors. pfizer buying medivation, they make a cancer fighting drug. i won't pronounce this correctly. both stocks are up. pfizer down sligh

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on the big market movers but first here is what else we have for you coming up this hour. major shake-up in the trump campaign, as new polls show him trailing double digits in key swing states. how hillary clinton is responding. trump blaming democrats for taking advantage of the african-american community. activist and niece of the late martin luther king, jr., will join us with her take coming up, alveda king. >>> russia teaming up with iran to bomb targets in syria. the message they're sending to the obama administration. ashley: let's get back to the markets. shares higher led by shares of 3m, -- pfizer around dupont. oil and bass higher. scott shellady has details from the cme and adam shapiro on floor of the new york stock exchange. adam, you're looking at home improvement stores, lowe's versus home depot, right? reporter: ashley, home depot had better-than-expected earnings report thanks to the stock market. it was lowe's that was down as well today. lowe's

melissa. melissa: back to the markets, the dow ended up triple digits. different story for oil. phil flynn, fox business contributor has us covered from the cme. lori rothman has it covered on the floor of the new york stock exchange. what was driving stocks today? reporter: people focusing on comments from jackson hole and fed chief janet yellen. she was seeing signs in the u.s. economy. so obviously the debate is raging will it be september or december interest rate hike? the idea is that we get one more hike by the end of the year. that is good news for the markets and that really rallied today. volume, coming into the end of the month, you have got some rebalancing going on and typical to see a volume step up with remaining days of the month. vix came in a little bit too. investors are not that concerned with calmness coming over the markets in which was the most losing week since the "brexit" vote last week. higher interest rates tend to bode well for many banks and financial companies. f

melissa: i agree with you.e thing to say to the american public even though i don't love it, downplay it so people don't panic. i'm not sure i believe in that, but i think this is even worse. i mean, this is behind the scenes they were bringing him a hedge that they felt pressured by others -- a message that they felt pressured to bring him, that he was saying dumb down -- kennedy: where's the pressure coming from, melissa? melissa: it's coming from the top. i always compare it to a ceo. you know when they're overly insulated and you're going to get fired if you don't bring that message, that's very dangerous because the ceo starts making the wrong decisions based on bad data of people who are -- kennedy: going into the environment that these analysts -- sandra: charlie, these 50 analysts, daily beast first reported this -- >> suspected -- [inaudible] sandra: they said they felt they're working in a hostile, toxic office what they felt bullied, not supported by facts, but the house committee cannot directly pun

david: melissa? melissa: regulation nation.lions in tax dollars. our all-star panel weighs in on whether they make sense for the economy ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. melissa: in case you didn't know we're living in regulation nation. it is getting even more expensive. president obama issued $173 billion worth of regulations since taking office. this is according to new american action forum study. the report comes as donald trump promises a moratorium on new federal regulation. brad blakeman and julie roginsky are back with us. brad, i was looking at some of the most fantastic of the regulations that have come along. there was one on changing the rules on residential refrigerators, which totaled about $27.3 billion. another on fluorescent lights, very exciting. $19.9 billion. you

melissa: oh, goodness.illary clinton ripping into donald trump's economic plan after the republican nominee unveiled a proposal he says will jump-start the economy by slashing taxes and regulation but clinton accused trump of peddling old tired ideas that benefit the really wealthy. listen. >> he announced a few days ago that he has a dozen economic advisors. let's see. he has three wall street money managers, an oil baron, a former chief economist at one of the big banks at the heart of the financial crisis. he has got six men named steve. [laughter] and, you know, that they all care about the same thing he does, about you know, how to avoid paying their fair share. melissa: clinton previewed economic speech she will give on thursday at the same detroit venue, offering this contrast to her rival's plan. >> basically cut taxes on the wealthy, get out of the way and let the wealthy do whatever they want. i have a very different approach. i intend to make the wealthy pay their fair share to build this economy

melissa: yeah.e ask the judge real quick, one of the things they described, a lawyer getting ready to go into court dealing with all sides. seems like that is great analogy. >> it is. >> she is a lawyer. she is incredibly predictable in the circumstances. we know what she will do. what she is going to say. that seems like advantage. >> that would be advantage to any other normal candidate. typically what happens the other side is preparing to counteryou and trump doesn't sound like he is preparing to counter anything. sounds like he basically, i don't want to say wings it he is really a lot more -- harris: you buy what david plouffe is saying? harris: somebody not prepared. i think he will be prepared. may not prepare traditionally. >> they're trying to get him to do traditional preparation. i don't see that. melissa: i'm personally not buying that. we've seen different trump past couple weeks. he has reading off prompter. he gotten much better at it. now he is much smoother. i think he is preparing

melissa: thank you.i'm sure a lot of americans are sick -- wanting to hear parents of benghazi victims. it feels so, just hopeless in so many different ways. there are some things you got hillary clinton on, she should be sitting in jail. if this were republican candidate or president they definitely would be. they slither out of everything because the media and this administration are so hell bent her becoming the next president. harris: this might be one of those times more is really just more. coy hear, it was kennedy who asked congressman chaffetz that question, i could hear in the question and heard it from others, why can't you pick one or two and really make a strong argument? for instance, she signed that document, okay? there should be a penalty. if you and i signed that same document, saying that we weren't going to do certain things with classified information under perjury of law, so on, so forth, we would have to pay a penalty. why is it that -- melissa: they always go to intent. harris: i h

fair point, melissa.elissa: i would never imply that this could ever be a net positive but what is really interesting about, as everybody covers it talks about again and again, keep playing the clip where he says if she gets to pick her judges and all over for second amendment. they keep reinforcing that point, to extent a dog whistle and vote on that issue and care that is getting replayed again and again. and it is true. i mean that is one thing that really rallies people to the voting box, the idea that she will get the opportunity to pick probably three supreme court judges and your life will be changed by that. and that keeps getting repeated. sandra: kennedy, i'm dying to know where you're going with this? kennedy: looks like when he says stuff like this, missteps that completely eclipse the news cycle for all the wrong reasons, seems like he is trying to turf his own campaign. >> exactly. kennedy: i wonder what is going on here? what is going on in his brain. it wasn't particularly funny. it wasn't

melissa: and i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell," we've got you covered on market movers. donald trump making impromptu trip to mexico meeting face-to-face with the mexican president just hours before he gives a major immigration speech in arizona. he's expected to make a joint statement any minute. we're going to take you there live. >>> a new poll shows hillary clinton's disapproval rating hitting all-time high as new report shows she mishandled classified information after leaving the state department. this is new. >>> and another irs scandal, more than a million americans had social security numbers stolen by illegal immigrants. the irs learned of the problem five years ago and has yet to notify any of the victims. david: just us taxpayers, that's all. back to the markets, first, the dow ending the day in the red for five out of the past six days, chevron, boeing, du pont a drag on the blue chips. phil flynn of price futures and fox business contributor has us covered from the cme. and lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, first to you, the bi

melissa: okay. want to point out, bill bratton is, is speaking out against trump and is fabulous commissioner here in new york city, is leaving to go to work for teneo, which is huge firm part of the clinton empire. so as he is speaking, doing all these things, harris, isn't it important to note he is on the clinton payroll? who is winning in issue in general? harris: right now the only people who should be winning are not talked about, is american people. this is boiling down to politics now. if you had any doubt donald trump hurt her bringing up law and order, we know issue is one that really, really hurt her. there wouldn't be answer back the way it is. if you remember right before baton rouge had happened, the week before she was already taking some verbal incoming from police unions. and so she was already feeling that. by making law and order part of his convention speech he did some divots. it is still hurting. that is why she is still doing this. melissa: kennedy? kennedy: kind of ties into

melissa: no. no.andra: speaking of which, just keeps coming, just this morning the justice department is saying the fbi found nearly 15,000 new emails from hillary clinton's time as secretary of state. on friday, a federal judge ordering clinton to answer questions in writing under oath as part of a lawsuit. plus we're learning one of her reported claims to the fbi may be falling apart. >>> right after the show catch more from the couch join the live chat clicking overtime tab at foxnews.com/outnumbered. facebook.com/outnumberedfnc. tweet us your questions, and comments, good, bad, we read them all. we'll see you after the show. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. ♪ harris: new developments in the hillary clinton email scandal. the fbi is uncovering nearly 15,000 clinton emails never turned over to the government after sh

melissa: i mean, what a joke. about all the meeting and those being counted, that was her job. those were meetings she was supposed to be doing. the ap, i saw the reporter yesterday on shepard's show. i mean, they sat there for three years, they went through the records, hay sued the government -- they sued the government to get the calendar. this is good, old-fashioned watchdog journalism. they're trying to dismiss it, they can't possibly. and more than half of the meetings that were not obligatory, that were at her discretion. when she has her schedule full, she chooses to take a meeting or not. more than half of them went to people who had given money. now they're say iing they're going to -- saying they're going to wind down the foundation if she's president, but they're going to leave their daughter in charge, chelsea. how does that change anything? harris: as an ambassador, i would imagine you had some dealingsing with the state d.. is this how it goes? >> not at all. hillary's defense seems to be that her n

melissa: i don't know.oint i was talking specifically about joe biden, if he is ever asked about that, you're right, takes the air out of the sails of the attack on hillary clinton, or donald trump. >> donald trump needs to broaden argument, not only dishonesty to emails, irs investigation, and the judgment. is she fit to be commander-in-chief. she is attacking donald trump on role to be commander-in-chief. but why should we trust her to be commander-in-chief? harris: surrogates need to step up and do that. i don't know. >> if donald trump gets serious, people will pay more attention to the surrogates. harris: that's true. >> mike pence could raise this intelligent, calm, rational way. harris: good point. more "outnumbered," we're cooking it up for you. ooh... >>psst. hey... where you going? we've got that thing! you know...diarrhea? abdominal pain? but we said we'd be there... woap, who makes the decisions around here? it's me. don't think i'll make it. stomach again...send! if you're living with frequent,

melissa: well. harris: you made a point how broad the vetting system is and time period to get it done keeps shrinking. sandra: it is still shrinking. using words radical islam is pillar of this speech. remember his opponents in the primary wouldn't use it. many of them. hillary clinton still won't use it. he is expected to as his campaign pointed out, establishing federal benchmarks to explain warning signs offed are callization and in his words, to do this, you have to those words and identify the enemy. kennedy: i have a quick question about that because last week donald trump said president obama is founder of isis and hillary clinton is the cofounder. then he said he wasn't being sarcastic. he was being kind of sarcastic. i wasn't being sarcastic, they are the founder and cofounder of isis. if that is the case and wants to defeat isis, mortally wound them, what does it say he wants to do with the president? harris: greg, would you like to say that. kennedy: if you're tying it all up, how do you

for the attack on melissa richards, he was sentenced to five more years. >> melissa's our hero. if it wasn't for her, they wouldn't have caught him. we are forever indebted and thankful to her for that. >> the police and the blodgetts commend you and do feel that other women could have been murdered if it wasn't for you. >> i tried to help as much as i could. i just wanted to help 'em out. i don't know. i tried. ? >> reporter: jessie's parents have started an educational campaign in their daughter's honor, called, "love is greater than hate." >> i'm doing it for the millions of people who will be jessie. if not murdered, sexually assaulted and have their lives changed forever because of it. >> reporter: those who loved jessie, say her zest for life changed them for the better and still lives on through her music and her spirit. differently because of her. we started acting differently because of her. >> have the tables turned? you were always the one proud of her. and now, do you feel she's the one proud of you? >> i feel like now she's the one lifting me up and encouraging me t

so melissa allen has turned to another inmate, megan dooley, for help. you add 6 to 18 and it gives you the next answer. >> it's great. i'm not embarrassed when she helps me. i sit there and listen to her because i know shy ain't judging me and stuff. >> i treat people how i want them to treat me. math is one of my better skills. it comes easy to me. so something that she struggles with, that's easy for me, if i can help her with it, it's not going to hurt me to sit down for ten minutes and write out the multiplication tables. all i have here is time. why not use it for something constructive? 30, 40, 50 -- >> yes, okay. >> melissa sees learning math as a step toward getting her life back on track after years of drug addiction and prostitution. >> monday through sunday, nonstop, every day. there's not a day that passed, every day. i did crazy -- i looked like a damned fool. i could see myself out there. i looked like a damned fool, running around thinking i'm like [ bleep ]. probably smelled like one, i don't know. 37 years old. i can't do this no more.

but we will begin with meteorologist melissa magee and the latest from accu heather, melissa. >> walter, it is just not the heat but it is also the humidity that makes it unbearable stepping outside. as you mentioned this is day four of the heat wave number five here in philadelphia a. it started wednesday with a high of 93. thursday's high 95. yesterday we maxed out at 97. today our high in philadelphia 98 degrees making this the hottest day so far, this year. but here's the problem. you look at dew point numbers across the region. anytime we have dew point numbers at 70 or higher it is quite oppressive. we have a number of 74 in philadelphia. seventy-eight in millville. lower 80's there in dover. 75 degrees to the north there in the poconos. the it is not just heat but also the humidity. when we look at high index we have seen so far today philadelphia heat inn, 111 degrees, 120 degrees in dover. heat index in allentown today of 107, and 111 down the coast in cape may. and, as we head over to bethlehem and lehigh valley we've got you covered because musikfest continues to roll on lady

magee live from the accu weather big board with the latest from accu weather, melissa. >> sarah and walter we have talked about this all the time heat in combination with the humidity that makes it feel unbearable stepping outdoors. checking out current dew points in the region dew point numbers in philadelphia are in the upper 60's with the lower 07's north and west of town for allentown and reading. anytime they are that high and it is oppressive outside and down right awful as well and this pattern will hold true as we return to work on monday. current heat index numbers in philadelphia coming in at 102, 105 current heat index number in dover, more like 98 in reading. eighty-five allentown. to the south and east there in cape may, we have got a heat index number of 98 degrees. stepping outside on the town we have got you covered for that evening planner. 90 degrees is number at 7:00 p.m. tonight. sunnies setting. remember, before 8:00 p.m.: we have partly cloudy sky. temperature of 88. we will stay in the middle to lower 80's right the through nine, ten, and 11:00 o'clock tonight

melissa is a beach person. >> i love the beach.aking a look at prince george's county, we don't have any issues in prince george's county. top of the beltway is nice and clear. northbound southbound, southbound rolling along as well. we're going to take you 27 minutes. it will be steaming to get there in 27 minutes. >>> donor dilemma. why the money hillary clinton raised for her campaig causing her trouble. >>> plus a warning from police about this peeping tom. where they say he's spying through windows of homes. >>> first though, robbed at gunpoint at a beauty salon. >>> welcome back at 4:45. hillary clinton expected to target donald trump today in a speech in nevada, attacking -- attaching him to the so-called alt-right movement in the republican party while donald trump will take another step in his outreach to minority voters. he will meet with african-american and hispanic activists at trump tower. tracy potts is live on capitol hill. hillary clinton is not expected to address clinton foundation issues. >> she says there are a

melissa: this is the 4th time. julie: exactly i said to you a week before, a month before, six weeks ago and months before he is fundamentally incapable of doing that i heard three people lay out wonderful message donald trump can run with. to make a point he wants to double her spending on infrastructure. not that he wants to get government out of government spending. >> he wants to use the market, not the government. >> he wants to double her infrastructure spending, not just on the markets with government spending. >> that is what he wants as source of the money. >> i will say to you the problem he will not say what you all have said. he will not run with message. something happens day after tomorrow, three days from now, somebody will look at him go the wrong way, go off the deepened to start offending him. nobody will be talking about the economy anymore. they will talk about some gaff he continues to make. >> there should be a bigger smile on your face. you should be ebullient. julie: i'm next to you. i'm get

>>> "action news", delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. >>> sunday night, search continues for the gun man involved in the deadly shooting that injured a child in burlington county. >>> fire fighters save a woman trapped in her bathroom during an apartment fire. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight is rain and storms moving through parts of the area right now. >> accu weather says wet weather is bringing cooler temperatures though but on the way the storms and rain will stick around for a few more hours. >> meteorologist melissa magee is live at the "action news" big board with the details. >> we are track ago this moisture as we speak and as we look at storm tracker six live double scan radar you can see moisture currently moving out of our northwestern suburbs and pressing down to the south and east. we have rain, here in philadelphia along 95 corridor but heavier pockets to areas in south jersey and also into dover, delaware. in fact we will go in tighter, you can see flash flood warning has

>>> melissa, thank you. a maryland state legislator is responding to the investigation of the baltimore police department. it comes after city leaders pledged to seek new state laws as a result of the doj report. but the chairman of the key state senate committee says there are some things state law won't fix. >> they're going to have to deal with their police department. that's the way it works. what makes sense in baltimore city does not make sense in frederick county. >>> zurk insees a state role in other findings of that report. he sees the state considering further reforms this coming session in police training and the use of body cameras. >>> the price of epipens has the only incompetent crease you'll hear about today. company executes tiffs have seen their salaries go up 600% since 2007. the ceo now makes $19 million. congressional members are calling for an investigation into price gouging. >>> you know, this next story will leave you inspired and thankful for the little things really. 9-year-old zio

meteorologist melissa magee is here with the first check of the accu weather forecast, hi there, melissai there walter. it was official today. heat wave number six here in philadelphia it started out on friday with a high of 93. yesterday we maxed out at 93. the high temperature today in the city coming in at 90. we had three straight days of temperatures in the 90's and yeah, once again we have a heat wave on our hand. normal for us this time of the year is 84 degrees. the despite all of that august heat, it certainly didn't feel too bad outside. currently in philadelphia, coming in at 89 degrees. eighty's in allentown. seventy-eight in the poconos. at the coast in cape may nice on shore wind, 80 degrees there, 81 for beach haven and atlantic city. looking at dew point numbers we're not bad. we have seen worse for this time of the year, dew point numbers were were in the 95 corridor and north and west are in the the middle to lower 60's. more moisture for cape may and dover especially with the on shore push of moisture across the region at this hour. here's satellite six with action rad

melissa magee has hey check of the accu weather forecast.week looks really nice. >> yes, it looks across the region. we have low humidity as we go throughout the rest of early this week, walter. we will show you is what going on, storm tracker six, live double scan radar, you can see it is dry, quiet, no issues of precipitation. we will show you the picture outside, action cam was out earlier today bright blue skies, lot of folks enjoying things in washington square. we have got to hat in the stroll even and water fountains as well. it stays comfortable as we get in the rest of the evening, into the start of our workweek. high in philadelphia a, slight liz above average, coming in at 89 degrees to day, normal for us is 86. record 106 setback in 1918. we have northwesterly wind drying out the atmosphere and break that humidity as well. currently 86 in the city. eighty-seven in millville. at the coast in beach haven 87. comfortable in the poconos at 78. upper 80's in dover. here's satellite six with action radar. you can see it is dry, and qui

>> melissa, thank you. it's 5:32 today. eleanor holmes norton will meet with national park service employees to talk about freckle vey tore breakdowns. the monument is in a closure due to the elevator breakdowns. she says it will impact the d.c. economy. >>> two children killed in the silver spring apartment fire have been identified. t a total of seven people died in the flower branch apartments nearly two weeks ago. two people have not been officially identified. >>> we're following a developing story out of north carolina now where officials are urging conclusions. they investigate the shooting death of a deaf driver by a state trooper. daniel harris failed to pull over when an officer tried to stop him for speeding. he led police on a short chase that ended outside of his home last week. family members say he was unarmed and the sequence of events were a tragic misunderstanding. a witness says it comes down to training. >> should have been trained to realize, you know, this is entirely different situation. you're pullin

. >> and behind the scenes of melissa mccarthy's musical moment. star struck over strie sand. >> and "dancing with the stars" the early years. the lost audition tapes. >> you don't want to look at it? fine. i'm the man. ?? >> we have the information you won't find anywhere else about chris brown's arrest. he is accused of pulling a gun on a former beauty queen. >> the question is what happened inside the singer's house? we talked to chris's accuser and i spoke exclusively to ray jay who was there. we are the only show with both sides of the story. >> i'm here to say listen, stop the press, stop. hold on. hold on. stop the press. there is another side, a side, the truth. >> ray jay told me he was upstairs getting a tattoo when this woman, baylee curran claims brown pointed a gun at her. >> has it hit you yet what happened? >> no. i'm still in shock. >> the 25-year-old said she went to brown's house to pursue the idea of being in a music video but it went awry after looking at jewelry. >> i started admiring the diamond cross necklace and then crazy a

traffic also has a tendency to affect your plans let's go melissa. >> in general looking okay this morning. we have this work here, rock creek parkway at the kennedy center. traffic alternating through the work zone there. that's been there for weeks now. outer loop at university, two right lanes getting by that work zone but not slowing anything this morning. 66 inbound from fairfax county to the parkway, it takes you eight minutes. 66 miles per hour to get into town and out of town. 95 northbound and southbound no problems. 95 in maryland, live picture coming up. >> melissa, thank you. >>> the fight against zika taking a new turn. details on the vaccines just approved to be tested. >>> and an snl's again. >>> a piece of equipment disappears. it turns out it was thpark's

i'm melissa mollet with first 4 traffic and a couple of problems now. suitland parkway the naylor road all lanes shut down probably for a couple of hours. an investigation is under way after a pedestrian accident there. inbound, diverted at branch avenue. outbound at alabama avenue. a warning for you there. at arlington road, right now you can get by on only the left side of the roadway here this morning. one more situation. 95 south still pushed off into route 3 for two different crashes. >> melissa thank you. >> we'll check back in with you. i'm

meteorologist, melissa magee, a wine connoisseur in her own right.as the latest from accuweather. >> reporter: it's nice today and the humidity increases into saturday and we track the showers and storms. stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see it's nice and dry, no issues with precipitation, but outside we go, a nice place to be on a friday, here in center city, as we look at is the sky 6 hd camera, we have clouds moving on in and overall a mostly sunny start and the sun continues to beam on out to get the numbers into the upper 80s later today. right now in philadelphia, we are coming in at 81 degrees, the dew point at 63, the humidity is increasing from where it was yesterday and certainly not bad for august standards, the pressure 30.0, it's falling and winds south southwest at 18 miles per hour season the ocean temperature 77. upper 70s in need wood and center city 81 degrees and new holland temperatures in the upper 70s. down in knowledge, 82 in cinnaminson and same for hockessin and sea isle city 78 degrees with the south-southwestly wind.

melissa marino went out at 5:30 am to see what kids are dealing with. >> reporter: some neighbors called is a two-lane highway because of people flying down this road. imagine your kid walking alongside of it, no sidewalk, in the dark. 8 on your side was there this that light is his cell phone. we saw a car after car fly past . one parent we spoke with drives his kids to the bus stop every morning so they don't have to walk along the busy road in the dark. >> we have tried to call the office and they just won't do it. >> the rate of speed is pretty fast. it is very dark on clubhouse road. >> reporter: melissa drives her five-year-old daughter to a different bus stop. otherwise, she would have to cross clubhouse road to get to it.>> the walk would be dangerous and it is about a 10 minutes walk.

melissa thank up. >>> brutal temperatures have people everywhere looking for ways to stay cool. the philadelphia corporation or aging has its heat line up and running today. if you have questions or concerns about heat stress and medical warning signs you can call this number on your screen. the heat line is opened until midnight today and tomorrow. it closes at 9 o'clock sunday night. meanwhile the city of philadelphia decided to keep its pools opened longer than planned because of this heat. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes continues our team coverage live in fairmount park today. jeanette. >> reporter: brian, you know, this is the worst kind of heat because it's hot and humid. here in fairmount park let's take a live look you can see a lot of these kids decided to get relief in the water and believe it or not these hot temperatures did come with some good news especially for the ki kiddies. this kind of oppressive heat will have you feeling all kinds of ways. >> it's really hot. like walking anywhere just really sweaty. there was a steady stream of customers at pop's wat

or visit my24info.com. >>> so melissa we had one day break from the heat wave. that is just not enough. >> you'll have to take it that is all we are getting. the 90s make a come back today and into the weekend. here is what is going on. stormtracker 6 live double scan you see it's dry in philadelphia, no issues with precipitation really across the delaware and lehigh valleys. it's not terribly humid and the action cam was outside earlier today. there in fairmount park looking at the beautiful horticultural center. and a fair amount of cloud cover overhead as well. in philadelphia, 86 degrees and 83 in trenton and 76 in the poconos and at the coast in cape may, 82 and 82 degrees in reading but look at this map. the winds are either northerly or northwesterly across the region so the humidity isn't terrible. not as oppressive as it has been across the region. the current heat index in philadelphia 89 and hot in dover 95 and current number in lancaster, 84. here is satellite 6 along with action radar it's dry and quiet across much of the mid-atlantic region, across

melissa? >> reporter: hey cecily we are having a party here in cape may, right by the cape may lewes ferry. we'll have more from cape may and the all important forecast. we have the animal house rocking out. >> looking like fun. when "action news" continues tonight. for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a" from the nra. he's not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. ithere's a race going on right approve tnow.message. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing.