and then michelle chimed in.h boy. >> oh my goodness, when she opened her mouth, dad just flipped off the handle. and, of course, marc just, i don't know, stepped in as a husband, like a husband should do. >> reporter: that's how it began, the trouble between father and son. the trouble that was going to get so much worse. marc split away from the family business. michelle helped with the book-keeping. >> i was just amazed at what they were able to accomplish. >> reporter: and they were a good team, said michelle's mom, kathy. >> they both just had the ability to work together to -- and make money. >> reporter: marc got into real estate investment. his first, a trailer park no one else would touch. >> i couldn't believe he bought that. i was just, what are you thinking? have you lost your mind? he flipped it. made him about $100,000 profit. >> reporter: and so having done it once, he figured he'd do it again. >> absolutely. >> reporter: and again and again. >> absolutely. >> reporter: and the money seemed to roll

or was michelle the clever user? in our interview, michelle denied being a master manipulator. she denied that she stoked those sex abuse allegations or that she engineered marc's split with his parents. for that, she blamed jack and tana. >> i never would've walked away from my kids in the first place. i never would've -- >> reporter: in the end, they didn't walk away from their kid either. because who was pushing, from day one, to solve the murder? who kept pushing, month after month after month? >> my opinion on that is their hatred toward me. it wasn't anything to do with marc. it didn't have anything to do with marc. it was all about jack despain's hatred toward me. >> reporter: you seriously believe that? >> i do. >> reporter: michelle, out on bail, waited for trial. her mother, kathy defended her around town. did you ever let yourself think she was involved? >> the daughter i know? the daughter i helped raise? no. >> reporter: meantime, michelle's attorneys, ray nickle and bill stanley, took a closer look at those recovered text messages. they filed a motion arguing that

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this is michele. leave me your name and number and i'll call you back as soon as i can. >> michele? bob miller. what is going on here? >> reporter: there is something else about this you should know. the night michele harris vanished was not just any night. it was september 11th, 2001. >> things are in some kind of disarray. >> reporter: so they were. and so nobody was paying much attention to the disturbing events up here around little owego, new york. >> troopers have all been sent to new york city. there's a skeleton crew left at all the stations. >> reporter: back then, sue mulvey was a senior investigator with the new york state police. she took the call morning of september 12th. what do -- did you do? >> i sent two investigators over to talk to calvin harris and sent a uniformed trooper up to the house. >> reporter: calvin harris opened up his house to them. >> he said whatever you need. look wherever you need to look. carte blanch. i want this to be solved. i want this to happen. >> reporter: that morning she knew only this. she had a missing person case on her hands and, wi

there is a passage i would like you to read about michelle. michelle remember was the youngest one who was the ralph nader fan, because i think these different experiences trigger different reactions for these women when they came back. >> i would love to read that so maybe i'll start by describing the work that they did. the indiana national guard primarily consists of infantry units. infantry units are all mail at this point in time and were intransigent but still today. so these women were in the support battalion that were supporting infantry soldiers. when they were first enlisting, therefore, they were given job choices but if you can't be in the infantry and you're supporting the infantry your job choices are to do laundry, to cook, to do field sanitation and clean toilets, to drive trucks, to bury the dead or to fix weapons, pretty much. supply and logistics would be another. so both debbie, the oldest of the three, and, and michelle had chosen to become weapons mechanics. in michelle's case, she thought well that's a safer job than dr

michele's family, wanting a very different verdict.hey'd heard at trial number three changed the way they felt after trial number two. is there a corner of your brain that thinks, god, maybe it was somebody else? >> not at all. not at all. >> reporter: before two juries had returned their verdicts within hours. four hours the first trial, nine the second. but this time, the hours stretched into days. >> you want a hot dog, right? >> reporter: the defendant and his family did what they could to pass the time. lunching at the hot dog stand outside the courthouse, enjoying what could be their last moments as a family on the outside. four days in, jurors told the judge they were deadlocked. he sent them back to try again. eight days in, still deadlocked. again, they were instructed to keep trying. finally, two weeks in, the jurors made it clear they simply could not reach a verdict. >> breaking news out of the schoharie county courthouse, the third cal harris murder trial has been ruled a mistrial by the judge. >> reporter: a mistrial. it

good morning, i'm michelle charlesworth in for lori stokes. >> i'm ken rosato. today is wednesday, august 26th. jeff smith is in for bill. >>> we have been talking about a beautiful stretch of summer weather. that begins right now. humidity lowered. temperature down to 68. dew points drop dramatically, into high tide 50s. it's comfortable. 54 morristown and sussex. it's behind this cold front that moved through yesterday. the northwest wind behind it dropping dew points to between 50 to 55. between the pleasant and down written vigor rating categories. we like to hear that. day planner, sunshine from start to finish. temperatures around 69 at 8:00 in the morning. 80 by noon. 83 by 4:00. we send it to debbie duhaime with a look at the commute. >> good morning, jeff. hudson river crossings, inbound lincoln tunnel, starting to build up but five minutes in. george is okay. no problems at the holland. upper east river crossings off to a nice start this morning. let's see what is happening, 80th closed east 80th between first and second with the broken water main. we

michelle: yes. we have a mobile van. the first saturday of every month at the home depot on story road, we have a mobile van that's there from as early as 6:30 to 7:30, and we're there all day doing free spay and neuters for these chihuahuas, in addition to giving them the vaccines. so, the vaccines are free with the spay/neuter as well. damian: and they're not cheap either. michelle: they are not cheap, and neither is the spay/neuter. damian: and so, when somebody comes in and says, "i want to adopt," you don't say, "you get a dog, you get a cat, you get a dog." you have to kinda do a little research, make sure that they're qualified and fit to-- michelle: we actually work with the families to find out what animal they want and what's gonna be the right fit for their home, 'cause ultimately, if they're gonna keep the animal in their home, it's gotta be the right match when it comes to energy level, what type of care they're willing to provide. but we're willing to re-home any--to any person that's interested in adopting

>>michelle apon: mild weekend for some and some sunshine. >>james: 3 firefighters have been killed four others injured while battling a raging wildfire in washington state investigator said the massive fire over to the vehicle if that they were driving for a while fire is burning did the town of twist which is about a hundred 50 mi. northeast of seattle the fire barnacles the 41 a. in grow to square-mile and for about a home in the area have been evacuated meanwhile big news this morning chaos in the streets of st. louis missouri after 18 you're suspect was shot and killed by police we have images on a left this video from the scene of that shooting and area of the protesters gathered in the streets nearby the bill on your right is video police clashing with the protesters they're arrested nine protesters and had to use tear gas to clear streets the images through glass bottles and rocks at those officers is that when the police a operas with two home and serve a search warrant arrested and they said that is when they sought to men armed wit

>> reporter: right, michelle. police tell us the cab driver was shot and moments later he crashed into another vehicle with two occupants inside. it happened by that massive tree on bedford street. it's now quiet but just about an hour and a half ago, a different scene. you can see police swarming the area. again, the cab robbed off there with police tape. the doors open as crime scene investigators analyze the area. the street was then roped off by police tape as well. a mom and her adult son were in the car that the cab crashed into but were not hurt. we reached to the cab company but they still don't have all the detrails into the shooting incident that lead to the cab drivers death after 11:00 last night. rahway police say the union county prosecutor's office is taking over the investigation and we have calls in to them. so far this morning, we know that no arrests have been made. investigators are still trying to sort out a motive and if robbery was involved. kala rama, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> the sear

but >> michelle: we have some sunshine of walnut creek. and it will continue the sebring clambright and sunny. on the ind val valley had 80 isfahan west of that we have the '70s. north bay is midland's--86. >> darya: friends and family are going to celebrate the life of adam ward. he was the cameramen that was shot and killed on tv last week. as funeral services are scheduled for tomorrow at roanoke first at baptist church at florida. >> mark: the race for the presidential nominations. democratic canada bernie sanders continues to rise in the polls hot. sanders has cut hillary clinton's lead. dr. ben carson it has really cut down donald trump's lead. >> darya: hillary clinton seem else will be released today. she has been under fire for using private e-mail for work as secretary of state. >> mark:, midwest for president? kanye west for president? i will explain later eep) y... eep) o.k. ey'll do. ke uto t mountaingrown arom. ♪he best pa of kin' up sowhere do y wanto srt? i ink this is a kin' up pret gooplace. ♪s folgers youcup >> as you pr

michelle is the youngest of the three women, and she's very unusual i think as a soldier in that she describes itself as a left-leaning pot smoking hippie to me. so she was 18 when she enlisted. it was the spring of 2001, and all she wanted was college tuition, she was certain she never wanted to be a soldier but she thought she would join the national guard and a part-time soldier just for that college tuition benefit. she wasn't sure she would never go to war because she knew the national guard just did not the point. she felt quite sure of that. and then, of course, when she was in training, 9/11 happened and she did understand right away that maybe the commitment should made was going to be much bigger than what she'd been envisioning. when she goes overseas in afghanistan she becomes very close to two other women, and their political voice are in some cases the opposite of hers. so in the fall before michelle enlisted back in 2000 she had voted for not al gore and not george bush, but ralph nader. so she's pretty sure nobody else in her guard unit who was a ralph nader supporter

back to you, michelle, rob? >> debbie, thank you very much. >>> police are searching for a violate robber target -- violent robber targeting women. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >>> stronger drone legislation is in the air out west. the senate passed a bill not allowing the use. >>> here is another update on stocks. overseas chinese markets tumbled again following their biggest decline in eight years. >> today's losses are a little less severe. that is somewhat good news. china's shanghai loss 7%. nikkei closed down 4%. hong kong's hong kong hang seng index closed down slightly. >>> investors are hoping for a less turbulent day on wall street. reena ninan and phillip men that have the headlines.

>>michelle apon: >>anny hon loot the bay >>michelle apon: will be dealing with some 60s across the coast will leave you with these temperatures as of right now we have low 60s across san francisco mid-60's across much of the east bank the south bend or 64 optimal to mid-60s, for 45 will take a look at the rest of the storm track 74 cast. >>michelle apon: traffic light before you get to the toll sing a minor delay in the cash land from a far right hand side when you're driving into the bay bridge the drive times about a six minute commute to downtown a quick check of the san mateo bridge track and west, across 92 no traffic delays in this area where not think any delays and continue over 92 looking at the golden gate bridge travel on southbound from marin county the delays as a continues southbound 101 into san francisco you will see it as we get closer to the sunrise on 615 this morning. >>michelle apon: pettifog " today and tomorrow we start to warm-up and how warmer airborne to get come in for 45. >>james: we have some breaking news and to the news room was of a cute, of oakland is one

michelle, we'll start with you. >> yeah, i think so. you know, from 1997 to 2010 there were over 8,000 homicides, and one in ten of those homicides in the workplace were committed by a co-worker or former co-worker of the victim. i think we need to be doing more. the government has also put businesses in a very tricky situation. >> as long as they're doing the job, you cannot fire them. they could come back and file a lawsuit against you because of the federal disabilities act, and that was the problem with this guy as well in this case. he went and filed a discrimination lawsuit. even though he should have been dismissed, and he shouldn't have ever had a case and never been able to file a discrimination lawsuit because he clearly was crazy. >> jonathan, another one of the issues is this background check. now, they used the alias price williams. the station manager at wdbj said we look at bryce williams, but they didn't go far enough to see if he had an alias. people are afraid to report. people are afraid to report people because they

>>michelle apon: looking at traffic this morning you can even see the traffic is still delayed over here if you are traveling in this area you may want to leave early before the rush hour even begins if you are travelling across the peninsula, track and moving westbound right before the toll plaza moving smoothly this morning the drive times into the city should take about five minutes looking at the san mateo bridge traffic moving westbound on 92 delays over here but again as to continue through this area and across the peninsula you may see some residual delays because of the berlin the enclosure over the weekend. >>michelle apon: track of will and southbound nice and smooth you may see just a little bit of patchy fog otherwise mostly clear skies within because the illiterate of cloud cover was is a concern across this area traffic is quiet a ridge of high pressure in place still giving us the clear skies and will even have a little bit of all start to build across the coast the one thing we will be saying is that some of us will be a little bit warmer than we were this weekend the wee

back to you, ken, michelle? >> thank you, debbie. still ahead this monday morning, three people were injured when a hot-air balloon collided with power lines. details straight ahead. >> a fisherman in long beach reels in several sharks in one day. since 1961, pearle vision has been providing expert eye care. today, we make caring for your eyes even easier. right now, buy one pair of glasses, and get another pair free. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. patients recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid. only seven percent received five stars. including four of ours. learn more at cancercenter.com >>> one person is in critical condition after a hot-air balloon accident in pennsylvania. the balloon carrying two passengers and a pilot landed safely. but when it was deflating, the top, the actual balloon blew over hitting power lines. all three people suffered electrical burns as a result. the pilot was treated

i'm michelle charlesworth. >> i'm rob nelson. lori stokes and ken rosato have this tuesday off. it's not the weekend. get up, go to work. don't get fired. you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and jeff smith is in for bill evans. >> today is not the greatest day to play hockey anyway. we have a couple of showers out there, especially north of new york city. a couple of these storms were strong over parts of orange county. they have since weakened. a little downpour near newburgh. still lightning being detected over northern parts of dutchess county. the radar showing a couple of sprinkles developing over northeastern parts of new jersey, rockland county and a sprinkle over western long island sound. 77 in the park. it's muggy. 70 morristown. low 70s down the shore and on the island. you can't rule out a storm. 85 by 4:00. drier air moves in later today. a down right comfortable air mass overnight tonight. we send it to debbie duhaime with a look at the commute. >>> the hudson river

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what do you think, michelle?this is why so many people in my generation are entitle and having trouble growing up and being adults is because we grew up in a generation where everyone gets a trophy even if you were the bad -- the committeed with the bad attitude and was not good at sports. you still got the same award as the person who tried really hard and was great. now that they're out of college and in the real world, they're realizing it's not all rainbows. >> what do you think in. >> it hurts the recipients. all these things do. everyone gets a trophy. afmpltive action. gender quotas. it destroys the individual self-esteem. their thought that they can compete as individuals and succeed in the world. that is the biggest detriment to people who get these when everyone gets a trophy. you have all been terrific. coming up, the stock market is tumbling, and we've got the pick back in may that has been literally jumping. you have to find out what it is and how much hig ♪i see trees of green ♪red roses too ♪i see

let's get right to this weekend weather with meteorologist michelle grossman. not too sticky outside, really, michelle. it's going to feel like an august summer day. >> exactly. not too sticky, that's the good news. it will be hot near 91 degrees this afternoon. typically the normal temperature is 87. not that far off. we're used to the 90s at this point. looking at mostly sunny skies across the area. lots of sunshine, pretty good start to the day. warm as well. staying hot today, a string of 90s. our heat wave does continue today up to 91 then looks like we're going to finish the the weekend just as hot around 90 degrees. off to a warm start. temperatures in the 80s, 82 northeast philadelphia, 81 millville, 81 atlantic city. a little cooler to the north and west but still mid to upper 70s, 75 redding, 74 allentown and 73 in pottstown. as you step out this morning, certainly a warm start and finish hot in the low 90s. by 11:00, mostly sunny, 85. winds picking up as well. warm breeze out there. 3:00, mostly sunny, 90, back to 87 by 6:00 after a high of 91 degree

>>michelle apon: come early next week. >>george: of course the good news is what we do not happen traffic we do not have any hot spots where enjoying pretty normal conditions lot of prodding on 92 between 880 and the toll plaza between the west end of the bridge foster city and won 01, the ride to the golden gate bridge about 32 minutes--101. >>george: south of-move conditions across the span and a typical backed up from the richmond park with for the westbound lane of interstate 580 putting a 14 to 16 minute drive times it is a normal one about 19 to 22 minutes down to the dublin and to change. >>mark: the oakland a's tried to break a seven game losing streak the two game series against the dodgers and the third inning and alameda native jimmy rollins with a to run home run that gave the dodgers a 221 lead he should track the problems and they went on to win final five to two and a sweep of the dodgers' seven straight losses and two straight wins a home the giants want to take advantage of the dog a loss will be right bac

>>michelle apon: the rocket fire currently at 58 degrees in need to be on the cool side the humidity is up at 88% we have very light winds in the west and southwest sustained a 2 mi. from our into the afternoon it will be of more sunshine and temperatures of the warmer side woman up into the upper 80s to wreck around 90 degrees looking outside to sfo we have clear skies no-fault as of right now it's up to the started off on the kuala side is looking at the 2:00 hour lunch time to bird will be a little bit warmer if you're like yesterday's weather and is gone because of a one-to- one backup today to the upper 60s and if you look toward 5:00 temperatures will continue to warm up by 5:00 started to call back down all into lower '80s. >>michelle apon: timber to was slowly fall to the upper 60s coming up where i want to talk about what to expect if you know someone travelling to the hawaiian islands will start to see some live letter on the weekend and talk about the bay area we can forecast all the details coming upper. >>michelle apon: looking at the bay bridge toll plaza traffic is mov

had a certain point michelle speaks to a family member. she says this is my sister michelle she just got back from iraq and mitchell says i was in afghanistan. i think that is the lovable of disconnect. yes. is hard with two wars fought at the same time and you wonder where fallujah is. and it is hard to keep track on the map but it is important. is good to have fellow authors writing about the same subject i feel it is in the fiction or the forever war they come out after the conflict is in the book you can really feel what it is like the news coverage people were trying but it was hard to convey the reality and there is a whole canon of books being written now to convey that experience. but in some ways as much a friendship between these three women and at the onset i did not think i want to write about female friendship, but really that is the heart of the book as much as anything. >> we have time for some questions. does anyone have any questions? >> this is one of never author is. >> you had mentioned it you didn't have any family in

>>michelle apon: it is approximately 600 mi.continue to track in the west northwest direction of his contract does not have the landfall but will stay off to the northern side of the big island's and the rest of while islands and an advisory for the cause of the strong backing away large swells and strong recurrence of the storm's impact the same wind speeds of the seven in moscow our heavy rain and flash flooding may be possible wednesday and thursday and. >>james: your forecast as to make way to get outside and get on to where you need to go a live camera and walnut creek is getting a little brighter have not sent any direct sunlight but this thing is getting brighter so with the sun is doing what it needs to do it will be setup for a very nice afternoon at the moment tempters of mild 63 in san francisco 65 in oakland those who want to low '80s to make the mid '80s this afternoon. >>james: here extended outlook as the gulf war will hold temperatures relatively flat in for tomorrow wednesday and thursday with and then-pick at 9

if i was i would buy epi, michelle because that's exposure to india.e that one to benefit from, lower energy prices, i like europe because i believe it's oversold. >> wisdom tree, energy, epi? >> yup. and i like china because i think they'll do whatever they have to do to prop that one up after this big slide. haven't been successful so far. they're going to keep throwing stuff at it. >> should they be throwing stuff at the economy or the market? >> they're going to do both. >> they're going to do both. because again, they like to vote with their jobs and lives if they don't do it, they could lose both. >> one of the hottest trades this year was not just europe but currency hedged europe. hedj is probably the etf of the year in the first half. and i'm a big fan of what wisdom tree does. i think it's important to understand sometimes currency hedges help you and sometimes they -- >> cost you a lot of money. you had this massive spike in the euro this week. if you were in the vanguard europe etf vgk that everybody uses, you lost. and if were you in the h

good morning, everyone, i'm michelle charlesworth. >> i'm shirleen allicot. today is tuesday, august 11th. lori stokes and ken rosato are off today. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans with the accuweather forecast. >> here we go. we take a look outside from our camera in midtown looking south. cloudy skies. good visibility looking toward one world trade. you can't really make out staten island. you can see on the far the screen the statue of liberty. you can see the camera bouncing a bit with a southerly wind. five boroughs, nassau, coastal connecticut. weather service figured out there is heavy rain on the way now. with that going on, there you see it. a big band of rain producing some rainfall amounts, around an inch an hour in local spots. showers running up across long island sound, 95. looking at 75 by 8:00. showers and storms heavy. could gust higher around with the thunderstorms. could knock out the power with downed trees and power lines and heavy downpours and flooding rains. flash floo

michelle: i want to thank you all for joining us today. i want to thank the heritage foundation and bridget wagner for cosponsoring this. a special welcome to all those watching on c-span book tv. we love c-span. it is not too often that we have a true hollywood celebrity at our luncheon so we are thrilled to have janine turner today. you know her well from her role as maggie o'connell in the in the award-winning tv series northern exposure. she received three golden globe award nomination and and any nomination for her role in the series. she also starred in the lifetime series, strong medicine. she produced and directed a short film's darling her dollar -- daughter, julie at. she starred in numerous movies and highly rated films for television. she even coproduced and starred in a yoga video. [laughter] she has been named people magazine's 50 most beautiful people, and esquire magazine's women we love. she received the women at work award from the national commission on working women. she recently moved to new york city, but is still a p

>> joining us michelle, thank you for being with us. the question everybody's been talking about this all day and i think it distills down to this. is this market are investors rite that there's something very serious to worry about in terms of global growth slow down or is this just a market correction that needed to happen? >> well maybe it's a bit of both. i do think concerns in the marketplace are overblown. i thought you nailed it perfectly with respect to the u.s. which of course is a relatively closed economy. 70% of u.s. growth is determined by u.s. consumers. and so, while lis there's a lotf concern about weak global growth and that's mefgh manifesting itf because of weaker earnings, when you actually think about it, lower commodity prices, lower oil price are a good thing for global growth. beyond a certain extent we need to look beyond this initial knee jerk reaction, in that policyless may be kept easier, this is a long term positive. these concerns as you said are overblown. >> let's look at two things that are happening in

michelle over to you. >> thank you so much, heather. >>> safe and sound. relief for rosie o'donnell and her family. >> her 17-year-old daughter found on the jersey shore a week after she disappeared. rosie tweeting thanks to everyone for help as she announced the search has ended. >> kala rama is live in south nyack. >> you said it, safe and sound. that is how it feels out here. it's the calm after the search party storm is now over after rosie o'donnell's teenage daughter is safe and sound at home after missing for a week. i am glad she is found, rosie. >>> reporter: rosie o'donnell thanked everyone after chelsea was found safe. this nyack police s.u.v. found her in barnegat. >> she was at a new jersey shore point. she was of sound mind and body, lucid. >> o'donnell's 850,000 twitter followers were alerted that chelsea was missing. the 17-year-old has a history of mental illness and left home with her therapy dog a week ago but not reported missing until sunday. rosie thought her daughter was staying at friends. police used her cell phone to track her dow

michelle: me dice, usted tiene esposo, y norteÑo. alan: ¿de dÓnde es? michelle: de monterrey. tambiÉn utilizamos los pequeÑos soufles, para que la hebra no luzca daÑada, y hace que el pelo se vea sedoso, va a tomar un aÑo, la punta estaba muy daÑada, habÍa que cortar bastante, cuando se qeuma tanto el cabello, la Única soluciÓn es cortarlo, es como una blusa que se haya quemado, ya no te la pones. tienes el antes y el despuÉs. ana: te ves hermosa! samy: un color rubio, suave, de acuerdo a su edad, tiene 16 aÑos, maquillaje tenue, debe cortarse el cabello cada dos o tres meses. ana: la veo bella,pero quiero saber cÓmo te sientes, que desesperada enviaste un vÍdeo, "despierta amÉrica" cumple sueÑos, ¿estÁs contenta? >> muy contenta. ana: ¿te lo imaginaste asÍ de lindo? >> no, nunca. ana: ¿te gusta tu hija? >> sÍ. ana: que no experimente nunca mÁs. samy: el verano, por favor, no sÉ si esas cosas que aclarar el pelo bajo el sol, es un maltrato increÍble. (aplausos) ana: vamos a tomarnos unas fotos mientras vamos con los muchachos. johnny: dios mÍo! lista para el party. william: ha

george's stepmother michelle was barely alive.er face was broken, her eardrums shattered. police questioned her on the way to the hospital, convinced she would not survive. >> michelle, there's some police officers here. just repeat what you think happened. go ahead. >> well, we got a package for george from the state of alaska. i know it was from doug. >> how do you know it was from doug, michelle? >> because george put him in jail. >> okay. >> george testified. >> michelle thought the bomb had to have come from the two men her stepson put in jail, doug gustafson and r.d. cheely. >> the bomb was not meant to frighten someone, to intimidate someone. this was meant to kill. and it succeeded, killing the wrong person. >> but could the forensic evidence prove it? at david kerr's autopsy, investigators found a tiny metal post in his chest, the kind used in a switch. >> ultimately, our crime lab was able to determine the type of switch that that post would be a part of, a manufacturer, and to whom did the manufacturer provide the circu

back to you, michelle. >> i want to be a hair ambassador, sue. years in television for me and you, it is always about the hair. right. right. >> excellent. thank you. >>> all right. let's show you the markets right now, because we have had a lot of midsession volatility because of the stan fischer interview that steve liesman conducted exclusively here on cnbc, just before noon. the s & p and the dow got pushed into positive territory during that interview, came off those highs and now, off the lows as well. so the dow is lower by about 24 points, s & p 500 essentially flat. nasdaq sometime in positive territory. let's look at some of the nasdaq losers today and what's holding back that average. >>> a sector we don't talk about much easily beating the s and p 500 over the year. adeep wall ya is the co-founder and ceo of motif investing. here to tell us what it is. what is your motif of the month? >> the motif of the month is boring, property casualty you insurance, the ten-year anniversary of katrina, thankfully since katrina and sandy there have

michelle, it will be held september 9th at 10:00 a.m. san francisco at the bill graham civic auditorium. we had indications that this was the date. but now apple confirming the date. this would be the event where we would expect to see the next-generation iphone, the 6 s. expectations you'll have the updates to maps and siri, force touch. the pressure-sensitive display. that's one of the big questions for apple. is not just china and whether its business remains strong there that's piqued investors concerns. can apple grow eye phone shipments in december and 2016. the 6 s you would expect them at that point to cut price of the 6 and 6 plus. whether that spurs more demand. but again michelle, apple confirmsing the next big event, september 9th here in san francisco. back to you. >> hey, siri, give us a hint is what it says on the little invitation. >> jon what do you think of apple here? >> i think it's the worst-kept secret on earth. >> ashley madison did a better job than these guys. >> come on, you love that ashley madison. >> you are

he's wheeling and dealing, michelle. his words, not mine. >> this could be the rare candidate whose position is, i'm going to bend whichever way the wind blows. i don't think that the whole kind of pushing policies down the road will work indefinitely. right now, though, again, nobody is looking at policy details. a lot of the other candidates haven't gotten their details out. it's pure personality, pure demagoguery, and for the crowds that he's talking to these days, that's what they want to hear. they can worry about all the tiki tacky policy details later when everybody else starts paying attention. >> now, let me ask you another question, amy. we're talking a lot about trump in politics and we should, he's leading in the polls. but i noticed that dr. ben carson came in second, has risen in the polls and of course that's of interest. you and i have debated down through the years and there are people that are of african american descent that are conservative. he came and spoke at the convention at my group, was pretty

let's get to michelle.hings considered, a pretty nice summer day. >> august. 91, still hot but we're used to 90s in the past four days. we won't have humidity. great place to be would be

with more on the forecast we have michelle. >> morning, james. where we are looking at the golden gate bridge. patchy fog and you can see both towers and that's the good news. most of the fog will lessen and we will see sunshine for part of the day and we will see those clouds move back in. this is where we stand with the temperatures into the upper 50s to the mid-60s. your inland temperatures are into the mid-60s in the same for the south bay if you're in the north bay temperatures range from upper 50s low 60s. san francisco 60 degrees and across the space bar line lower to mid 60s. the temperatures are slow but it will warm up a few degrees warmer than yesterday. operators to lower 90s for those old -- san jose 85 degrees. looking at mid-eighties across the north bay by 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. upper 70s across the east bay shoreline and across san francisco at 3:72 degrees with the rest of the peninsula. the rest of your storm tracker, plan a few morning showers by tomorrow and we will see some sunshine into the afternoon. temperatures will b

>>michelle a: will still be very warm at times to the inland spots plan on low to mid 90's for this area that sticky out the door to but as of this morning we have been to upper 50s across the coast and for parts of the peninsula of the miller said is across the inland spots lower 60s with no to some cloud cover along with the a little patchy fog of the call to you are to the coast looking at the lunch hour temperatures will be a lot more comfortable if you are inland plan on more aid for the lunch hour for the base of mid-70s and across the coast just a few degrees cooler than yesterday plan on upper 60s by 5:00 temperatures will be much more comfortable at this time driving home if you're having dinner outside lower 90s for this location we have a little bit of cloud cover as of this morning and a little patchy fog heard some pictures from the area san francisco 59 degrees lower 60s for those and one spots open also to lower 60s santa rosa off to call starred with mid to upper 50s if you are heading into san francisco for today a plan on being just a few degrees cooler. >>anny h:----->

>>rebecca:--->>michelle a: the sec ... all the spots antioch 81 at 88 rather this afternoon bird on heavy of to 90 later this afternoon will to show you one location in particular if you're on the more by known 70 that is just as the lunch hour by early afternoon temperatures will continue to warm the to the mets' offer '80s. >>reporter: as we get into saturday at temperatures of around 100 and so was the upper 90s territory sunday but quickly get into the 80th of one to fill cool the peninsula meanwhile on saturday downtown san francisco unit cinemas in the upper seventies. >>mark: the chp said she the woman who evaded police custody by jumping off the bay bridge and swim to shore after crashing a stolen car early wednesday morning on the branch brook the story as a cover for you live on the search for all morning chp officers say that she survive the 70 ft. drop from the bridge swim to shore she hitchhiking battle ride in the dump trucks this is the spokesperson says there two reasons they want to mention the she is ok a