so i'm taking him to metro market for some inspiration.i'm gonna try some for you, 'cause i'm gonna make it a little healthier than i would normally. lemonis: what is that? dave: that's whole milk. lemonis: what would you normally use? dave: half-and-half. lemonis: chef dave soup in the jar, available at metro market. dave: shh! ♪ you want to try my new soup? lemonis: that's it? dave: that's it. lemonis: what's in it? dave: grilled corn, grilled onion, roasted poblanos, grilled chicken, lime juice, cilantro, and yukon gold potato. it doesn't have any dairy. lemonis: whoa. dave: mm-hmm. lemonis: he did go back to work, and he told me he created a brand-new healthy soup for the grand opening. dave: what do you think? lemonis: that's good. maybe he's actually starting to listen. hey, great job, bud. dave: thanks. lemonis: see you soon. ♪ it's been about two weeks since i've seen dave, and i'm back for the grand opening of the new and improved soup market, and i have a feeling it's gonna look amazing. well! kevin: what's the word, man? lemonis

>> it all happened in the heart of capitol hill neighborhood near pennsylvania avenue east of metro market station and barracks row. it was two weekends ago from saturday night to sunday morning and those three suspects came walking up just this way. then they crossed through these cars here that you see just past a white van lake ours. and it was all the way on the back end where you see that dark shade of asphalt on the end where they approached their victim. now, you'll see the surveillance cameras a little difficult to tell up on the white roof of the gas station. it was all caught on tape. you can see the video for yourself. the three men enter the gas station parking lot and cross over past the cars and parked to the backside where a stalled car with lights on sits. the driver is out his cellphone on the passenger side then all three suspects approach him, one pulled ot a gun up towards the right side of screen scare ago way the victim and eventually all three of them you see there get in the car and drive off. and right now, police have just released this video in hopes that someone

out of 25 largest metro markets. largest cities in america tampa came in last for median income. the average pay just $49,000. and consider this, people here are paid $44,000 less than they that sort of makes sense cost of living is higher in d.c. in atlanta cost of living similar to ours they stale make on average $11,000 more. >>> here's the thing, looks like that old adage, as dave and russell were just talking floridian get paid in sunshine still applies. not only tampa dead last, orlando is next to last. miami is 23rd on the list. so how to get better paying jobs here. better skilled workers question remains even if there are more skilled workers here, will company suddenly start playing more? that answer is probably not. because it's it seems that people just love living here. >>> a massive sinkhole has opened up in polk county. the problem is, it opened up under a retention pond that held contaminated waste water. as jen epstein would say i yay yay. here is shayla reeves at the good morning. >> hi, good morning to you, russell. this is a situation mosaic officials say they

metro area. we are in a good sweet spot where the market is today.uch has changed in the last couple of months. prologis shares up about 20% this year. 500, youer of the s&p have seen the sector struggle live -- struggle a little bit. as the s&p gets ready to spin off from the financial sector, do you see evidence of a new type of investor sprouting up for your company? >> we are seeing that based on our conversations with investors. base part of our investor is the dedicated investor that the sector. the person who buys health care and all kinds of other things is all of a sudden a lot more interested in real estate. they are looking at sectors that have some economic drivers that are very healthy and e-commerce is one that stands out for our business so they are attractive to us. joe: you have a boost from e-commerce in that unlike many physical real estate companies that actually benefits you. are there other economic trends that strike you right now terms of regions that are particularly strong in the globe, or anything else like that beyond the

it happened about two weeks ago on pennsylvania avenue a block from eastern market metro.three suspects approached a driver. one pulled out a gun to scare him away and then all t get in that car and drive off. police are hoping someone will recognize the suspects and call police. >> the other crime caught on camera a dramatic attack with a hammer at a local 7-eleven. >> d.c. police asking for help tracking down the people responsible. anjali hemphill with more on how you can help. good morning. >> reporter: good morning guys. surveillance cameras at this 7-eleven behind me on cedar street in upper northwest near the tacoma metro station they were rolling as two suspects ended the store zone night right around 10 o'clock and tried to commit a armed robbery using a hammer. i want to get to that surveillance video that was released because those images are rather clear and d.c. police are hoping someone might recognize those suspects and that could lead them to an arrest. in the video you can see the two suspects both a young man and woman in the video he. police say they tri

. >> happened two weeks ago onks a pennsylvania avenue a block a b from eastern market metro.pects ap driver.driv one pulled ou a gun and then t all three got in a car and c a drove off.dre off police are hoping someone willow recognize the suspects anduspecd contact them. >>> developing the school year has just begun and already and a d.c. public school principalincl on administrative leave. >> atasha james principal at leckie elementary was placed on leave effective immediatelytd although the school district dtc won't confirm why. the d.c. teach's union's contends that over the years ovy there have been a number ofn nue complaints from teachers aboutte the administration's management, staff morale and contractual violations. dcps told us it does not n minute on personnel matters mate but they did send this statement "we will continue to o support the staff and sta and community at leckie and wee a look forward to more progressgrs this year." >> virginia governor terry mcauliffe faces backlash from fo gun advocates this morning for r his move to ban concealedcealed happened g

this happens, we are going back and looking at our protocols, san francisco's metro system has a similar system in the marketstreet subway. b.a.r.t. has the technology across its entire system. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00. a close call on a california side walk. the dangerous police pursuit that was inches away from a horrific injury. >>> and this man who boarded a bus. >>> and now it's official. we know who will follow cold play, beyonce and bruno mars at next year's super bowl halftime show. >> we are getting closer to the weekend and our prospects for rain look better. when we will track it. coming up. >> all of that is coming up. here is a look ahead of what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> look what we did. look at it, so, i start jumping in the elevator and it goes -- just drives. and now my wife is pregnant. >> oh, no. >> from being in the elevator? >> yeah. try align probiotic. looking for balance in your digestive system? for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. live 24/7. with 24/7 digestive support. try align, the #1 ge recommended probiotic. >>> a wil

this happens, we are going back and looking at our protocols, san francisco's metro system has a similar system in the market street subway. b.a.r.t. has the technology across its entire system. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00. a close call on a california side walk. the dangerous police pursuit that was inches away from a horrific injury. >>> and this man who boarded a bus. >>> and now it's official. we know who will follow cold play, beyonce and bruno mars at next year's super bowl halftime show. >> we are getting closer to the weekend and our prospects for rain look better. when we will track it. coming up. >> all of that is coming up. here is a look ahead of what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> look what we did. look at it, so, i start jumping in the elevator and it goes -- just drives. and now my wife is pregnant. >> oh, no. >> from being in the elevator? >> >>> a wild police chase in san fernando valley sent people running for safety to avoid being run over by this black prius, watch it t-bone a car after going throughauto red light, the car thief drives through the sidewalk and people jumpi

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. >> muni metro has a similar situation in the market street subway and bart has the technology. >> veries in southern california were destructive overnight angry over the death of alfred olango. jessica castro? >> i have new video. the third night of protests in el cajon turned violent and police were forced to use tear gas overnight. they launched pepper balls into the crowd. in fact, two people had to be arrested. a 19 and 28-year-old man for unlawful assembly. the protesters were a group of 300 to 400 people, and it was a much smaller crowd than we have seen the past two nights but they were more rowdy and this morning there are reports of car weapons being broken and a motorcycle rider getting knocked off his bicycle. some reportedly threw bottles at police as well, and protesters are now demanding video be released of death of alfred olango. he is the man shot and killed by police in el cajon on tuesday after pulling an item from his pocket and pointing it at police. the u.s. government has tried twice unsuccessfully to deport alfred olango bang for uganda. an investigation into the

in fact in philadelphia there were 21% fewer homes on the market in august compared to last year, and 19% fewer in the metro area. that's driving up competition in popular neighborhoods. homes sold in 41 days on average, two weeks faster than last august. >>> supporters of casinos in north jersey are taking their money off the table. we're talking about the our turn n.j. campaign. a push to urge new jersey voters to include casinos in north jersey. voters are concerned about the lack of details about the casino. >>> we never forget, never. >> stopping the violence, tonight mothers who have lost children want their streets safer. their plan nec at 6:00. >>> plus a big challenge for the eagles defense, how they hope to c retain one of the best receivers in football. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuc

marketed. because there may be some opportunity there, it would be great whoever is managing the special events with metro, if they could explain what they are doing to market within the cruise terminal. i'm not sure the city knows that it's available for rental. >> mike, can you please take that question? >> good afternoon, mike northwestern -- from the port. in terms of the cruise lines, we are visiting -- [inaudible] >> bring the microphone closer to you, please. >> so, there are basically princess is our main clients. the other lines that targeting are norwegian cruise line and royal. those are our large fleets and we are continuing to use them and also holland of america. i should have written down some of your -- >> the day the cruise terminal is idle? >> oh yeah. this year we have 70 calls at pier 70 and about a dozen calls at pier 35. that's on days when we have more than one ship in port. for example, this week on thursday we have one ship at pier 35 and one ship and pier 27. >> my sense is you are not going to know all the answers. one is capitalizing and know what the number is. rather than tel

he closed underperforming stores in smaller metro areas, shifted the company's focus toward major north american markets. he redesigned many of the key products. he overhauled the company's e-commerce business. he also started installing shop managers at coach's shop-within-a-shop department store locations. stores lately. they look much better than they used to. best of all, he wisely snapped up stuart weitzman for $574 million in cash. it had been part of a private equity firm in january of 2015. that gave him a coveted luxury footwear brand to go with the bags. by the time coach reported at the end of this january, the numbers were beginning to reflect real strength from all of these changes. i was convinced the turnaround was truly to him. so what happened since then? while the stock has gone on a roller coaster ride, falling back to $35 friday before bouncing up to $36 today, the fact is that coach's fundamentals have continued to improve. considering late april, coach reported another clear top and bottom line beat with the flat north american same-store sales. again, while flat numbers, i know th

metro manila. it could take up to two and a half years to build out. it gives them access to markets of the metropolis. this is in light of a pullback from certain markets. expansion plans in cyprus and south korea. it all about the slowdown we see in macau? >> i think so. signs that the local gaming market is showing the recovery. the tables and slots are currently at. full capacity. it is the first time they recorded profits after five straight quarters of losses. some analysts are betting on the president to deliver on its infrastructure promises. phase one of the project is set to open on september 22, but this does not mean there is zero upside from foreign gamblers. they have seen growth in foreign visitors from countries such as china, which has been the trend since the election. he notes that improving relations between philippines and china can be a boost for bloomberry. yvonne: all right. thanks. where should investors place their money? it is the question we will be putting to our guest next. this is bloomberg. ♪ a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. reside

metro. we have light showers moving into cave creek east of deer valley. we have rain over the desert ridge market place area. that will continue to track east toward scottsdale and further south of there you can see that the light showers moving over camelback mountain pushing into paradise valley and parts of scottsdale. that line is not as defined. >> we have the band of light rainfall now moving through the central part of our county, even in spots to our south. we will be watching areas to our southwest for redevelopment of thunderstorms. you can already see if you pop up showers out west. further up to the north, we have more showers moving through flagstaff and ar we even have a flash flood warning just west of page. we have had heavier showers to our north. something to note is if you are in the region along the northern arizona border. in northwest arizona, we start the -- started the day with showers. this entire western half of our state is a spot we will be watching as we go through the next few hours. we will see the storms fire back up in the region at head into the phoenix metro by

metro. another area of showers east of state route 51 south of the loop 101 moving to the north and will clip spots like desert market. the rest of the valley is quiet and we do have a 10% chance of vai showers to continue to pop as we go through the day, the bulk of the rain will shift north expected in northern arizona, we'll keep a lingering chance of a stray shower or a storm. the storm system has shifted to the north and it's bringing the best potential of rain today to the higher terrain and eastern arizona will get a better chance of showers and storms. the valley, a 10% chance in for with a 10% chance for a shower or a thunderstorm this afternoon. some of the showers that develop east of the valley could clip by the eastern valley cities, and that's where the 10% chance for later comes in. that 10% chance indicating an isolated threat. today, overall looking to be more of a down day, and tomorrow, the storm chances do get higher and go up to a 20% chance for possibly scattered showers and thunderstorms across phoenix metro, and it could start early coming up in a bit, i'll show you the futurecast for tomorrow

market street and the embarcadero. so lately, buses have been used on the e and f lines. muni requires more training for the streetcars and transit officials say staffing the muni metro light rail is a higher priority. >>> an unusual group of part riders this morning. the mayors of the bay area's three biggest cities were spotted riding a train together in downtown oakland. mayor libby schaaf, mayor ed lee and mayor sam liccardo squeezed on board a train on 12th street to promote measure rr a $3.5 billion bond measure that will go before the voters this november. funds from the measure would be used for improving bart infrastructure, like replacing rails. >> if we don't do this now we're going to put ourselves in great jeopardy in the economy and liveability. >> measure rr needs a two- thirds majority vote to pass. >>> airbnb is outlining new rules to fight discrimination against potential renters. people shared stories on social media saying they were told listings were not available for certain dates and then found the same listings readvertised later. many of those customers were african-americans. critics say they should remove profile photos so host cannot reject peop

market. and what we call the chinese amazon doing well. and back to the big story, three explosions in the new york metro area this weekend.bs found in different new jersey cities and another two, one undetonated in manhattan and now, the fbi says they're looking for a man named ahmad khan rahami. and judge, does this mean, we can have calls again for increased surveillance of mosques? >> you'll probably hear calls nor more surveillance of mosques. the constitution prohibits investigating people on the basis of to what they belong. but on suspicion, if they listened to every call made on every cell phone, which we know they do, if they capture every key stroke made on every mobile device and desk top, why didn't they know what's going on? they used cell phone and text messages? they have too much information, information overload and resource to focus on the bad guys. there are so many people involved in this they should have been able to pick up the chatter and plotting and the planning before it started. ashley: but from a legal point of view, could it be challenged if the authorities say, all right, we're just going to