chamberlain: great. : my opponent, mike lee, got a lot of money from wall street. i would like to not have to do that. bernie sanders has the right idea. you can do it from small donations. he don't need to take bribes from corporations. mr. chamberlain: that's another great pitch heading to someone's website. ms. snow: mistyksnow.com mr. chamberlain: talk into the mic. please do that. it will not actually amplify your vote -- and put by your voice. please talk loud. >> good morning. how are you ladies and gentlemen doing this morning? i would like to wish you well on your campaigns. this is my question. how do you propose to make sure health care workers get health care within the state if you work 10 hours a week and a minimum wage here is $7.65, you don't qualify for benefits. mr. chamberlain: this sounds like a great question for you, maria. -- sen. clle-nadal: happelle-nadal: let me address one of the differences with the establishment party that i am a member of. it was suggested by our caucus that we file a minimum wage bill of $10.10. i refused to sign onto

mike lee a lot of money from wall street. i would like to not have to do that. bernie sanders has the right idea. you can do it from small donations. he don't need to take bribes from corporations. that's another: great pitch heading to someone's website. ms. snow: mistyksnow.com mr. chamberlain: talk into the mic. make sure you talk loud. >> good morning. how are you ladies and gentlemen doing this morning? i would like to wish you well on your campaigns. this is my question. how do you propose to make sure health care workers get health care within the state if you work 10 hours a week and a minimum wage here is seven $7.65, you $.55 -- don't qualify for benefits. mr. chamberlain: ms. rojas: let me address one of the differences with the establishment party that i am a member of. it was suggested by our caucus that we file a minimum wage bill of $10.10. i refused to sign onto that bill. sen. chappelle-nadal: i would be recalled if i filed that. i filed the $15 minimum wage increase this year and i said i cannot hold my head up and go back home knowing that i s

mike lee has a million dollars which actually isn't a lot for a senate race but a lot of people don'think that it's not competitive so there's no donations coming in. but i think with tension a lot of people are realizing, the bernie sanders movement the next step is we have to start supporting candidates down in the ballots. like the senator from utah has just as much power over your lives the senator from texas, florida, vermont. if we really want to change our dialogue, we need to get more progressives to get more selective throughout the country, no matter where they are from, because the more progressives you have in congress, the easier it is to support a progressive agenda and start fighting for the policies that bernie sanders talked about. we want to have affordable college, we want more progressives in congress and it does not matter which state. every victory you get is another vote and that is the lesson we need to learn. >> you can see the rest of that discussion from the net roots nation conference tonight on c-span. >> coming up next, q&a with author and journalist josh

utah the the state of guy i run against, mike lee, not that popular. he only has about a 38% approval rating. a lot of people think he is a lock for reelection. i think we will supervise him. -- surprise him. every step of the way, people have underestimated me. he a lot of people thought it would never win the primary and i won by a 19% margin despite being outspent 4-1. >> 19% outspent and won by speaking the truth. withat i said resonated voters. mike lee, he had like a million dollars, which is not a lot for a senate race. a lot of people don't think it is competitive, no donations coming in. i think a lot of people have realized, as a bernie sanders movement, the next step in the local revolution is we have to down supporting candidate the ballot. the senator from utah has just as much power over your life as a senator from texas or florida, if we want to change out dialogue as a nation, we need to get my progressive throughout the country know matter where they are from. the more progressive you have in congress, the better the progressive agenda

and utah senator mike lee struggled to change the rnc rules including an effort to strip the party chair. and if elected fiorina would be uplikely to cede power. but that would be strengthening the hand of party activists and hilo advantageous for the running mate mulling a run in 20/20. she would be able experts told fox news to draw on the funds accumulated by two of the political action committees. >> they could be used without restriction. she will have to report it to the sec, but there is no limitation for the use of those funds. >> regardless if she wins or seeks the chairmanship. foxed inners said there is a hunger for changes in the way the rnc governs itself. that battle will have to wait until after november. >> and a programming note for you. don't miss donald trump laying out his ideas for fighting terror on a special hanitiy. >> trump attacks and threats against america. the gop candidate lays out what needs to be done. tuesday. >> and 10:00 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. >> a saudi led air strike reportedly killing four children. that is our top story as we go around th

. >> mike lee, he hits number 500. >> he made this one look pretty easy. >> derek kolbaba is now in the winner's circle. the mauney mystique lives on! [laughter] he is down but never count this man out. pacheco is your last cowboy

other loyalists such as former virginia attorney general and utah senator mike lee struggled in vain at the party convention in cleveland last month to change r.n.c. rules to choose r.n.c. committee chairs. if elected she would be no more likely than to creed power but her chairmanship would almost certainly be seen as strengthening the hand of those party activists who caught changes and is highly advantageous for her running mate. should fiorina, former c.e.o. at hewlett-packard, decide to seek the party chairmanship she would be able, experts on campaign finance told fox draw on the funds accumulated by at least two of the three political action committees associated with her. >> i think those leadership paths can be used without striction. she'll have to report it to the f.e.c. but there's no limitation on the use of those funds to promote her candidacy to the r.n.c. >> reporter: regardless of whether carly fiorina seeks or even wins the r.n.c. chairmanship party insiders tell fox news that there is a real hunger for changes in itself. that battle will have to wait until after no

the guy i run against, mike lee, not that popular. the most recent polls shows he only has about a 38% approval rating. a lot of people think he is a lock for reelection. every step of the way, people have underestimated me. i won by a 19% margin despite being outspent four to one. [applause] >> 19% outspent and won by speaking the truth. ms. snow: mike lee had like a million dollars, which is not a lot for a senate race. a lot of people don't think it is competitive, no donations coming in. i think a lot of people have realized, as a bernie sanders movement, the next step in the political revolution is we have to start supporting down the ballot. the senator from utah has just as much power over your life as a senator from texas or florida, if we want to change our dialogue as a nation, we need to get more progressives throughout the country know matter where they are from. the more progressives you have in congress, the better the progressive agenda and fighting for the policies that bernie sanders talked about. to have $15 minimum

and mike lee has a million which isn't a lot for a senate ace. the senator from utah has just as much power over your lives as the senator from texas or florida or vermont. if we want to really change our dialogue in the nation we need to get more progressives elected. more progressives you have in congress, the more that -- the easier it is to support a progressive agenda and to start fighting for the policy that bernie sanders talked about. we want to have a $15 minimum wage, we want to reform, we need more progressives in congress. it doesn't matter which state. every victory you get is another vote. that's the lesson we need to learn. >> you can see the rest of the discussion tonight here on c-span. >> i'm from los angeles, keafment so far my experience has been definitely a learning experience. it has been one where i have learned the true inner workings of how my party works and it's something that i'm excited to share my experience with the world. i want to just be thankful for the people who elected me to come here and be your voice. than

they could not do anything with this guy mike lee, ryan howard has been great in the month of august. he is striking out right there. he dominated. he went seven scoreless innings and he got plenty of run support after that. vince velasquez got torched, second inning brandon moss with the solo shot. velasquez went six innings, giving up five earned runs, so one of which were home runs. phillies lose nine-zero. >>> eagles signed linebacker steven tullock to a three-year, three million-dollar deal. he played for jim schwartz when he was in detroit. detroit, also was d coordinator when tullock was this tennessee a. a lot of familiarity. tullock started 15 games for lions last year with 74 tackles. >> that is sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >>> eagles now could have one of the best defenses in all of football they just shut out their lasso pope event. >> we need that. >> get the offence going we will i have good team. >>> you have seen massive flames, ravaging parts of the california. >> how these fires are impacting people even hours away. >> yes. iso let me tell you what i knowe abou

both amy and heather also worked in administration and dealt with some of these issues but i think mike lee did a fairly nicely what the overall legacy in asia is, and i agree with almost everything he said. i think u.s.china relations are a centerpiece of what this president and the last seven presidents have spent a lot of time focused on addressing the president going to china, i've forgotten the last count how may times but it's been a lease for five times as president, is trying to leave a relationship in which we are engaging constructively to try to both promote areas we can cooperate, and there are a number of those. climate change has been mentioned by several of us and that's what do what you think white house wants to emphasize. and by the way, g20 and working together in 2008-2000 to try to prevent this global meltdown. that was a signature accomplishment. at the same time this engagement also have to be to manage competition. because we have competition and our relationship, as an economist competition doesn't bother me on one level. i think it's something you have to deal with

against, mike lee, not that popular. he only has about a 38% approval rating. a lot of people think he is a lock for reelection. i think we will suppress them. every step of the way, people have underestimated me. he a lot of people thought it would never win the primary and i won by 90% margin disobeying -- 19% margin despite being outspent 4-1. and won bypent speaking the truth. >> he had like a million dollars, which is not a lot for a senate race. a lot of people don't think it is competitive, no donations coming in. i think a lot of people have realized, as a bernie sanders movement, the next step in the local revolution is we have to start supporting down the ballot. the senator from utah has just as much power over your life as a senator from texas or florida, if we want to change out dialogue as a nation, we need to get my progressive throughout the country know matter where they are from. the more progressive you have in the better the progressive agenda and harding to fight for the policies that bernie sanders talked about. he was to have $15 minimum

he did not say that mormon appears to be involved, mitt romney, senator mike lie lee, the list goes onit looks like games are being played. >> i agree, i think he was not so thinly veiling a call out to sort of the mormon mafia so to speak, romney and lee. a lot of my republican friends are over rom me whateve romney whatever they think of trump. lou: he has such influence in the state of utah. >> absolutely, if a republican managed to lose utah, in a general election, it is a massive hard on over say the what a problem that would be. and i think ebony if right, i think a lot of people are growing tired of this interferancence from people like mitt romney, they will have real questions to answer if they throw this in a way that undermines donald trump's victory, because the supreme court is at stake here. and i can assure you one thing, while utaha might not be supportive of donald trump right now they care about anyone on the right from supreme court. lou: you would think they would, but there is a globalist view, a perspective on part of mormon church. now an independent candidate. w

susan collins, jeff flake, lindsey graham, mike lee of utah, more potentially could be on the way. can the first covers with the senator a strong message to republicans who might say she is betraying her party. listen to this clip. >> i would say to them that donald trump does not represent the values or the heritage of the republican party, and we should not be afraid to say that, and indeed, there is a risk to the republican party if donald trump is perceived as embodying our values. >> so why did she decide to do this right now? >> so i thought that was just interesting, wolf, what she did. she's not betraying the republican party, she says, trump is the one betraying the republican party. senator collins has been thinking about this for a long time. i've talked to her over the last several weeks, months, and she's been very public about her concern about it. she says the straw that broke everything was what donald trump said about the khan family. the parents of the muslim-american soldier killed in iraq. she could not abide by that and also mentioned she was very upset about h

i also said way before cdc came is if you are pregnant don't travel to those areas because of mike self lee don't travel to those area if you're pregnant but people need to know that this virus is not going to spread beyond those areas. we have a big history with this mosquito and if we just spray which we do in south florida and now we're introducing genetically modified mosquitos i predict we won't see a huge outbreak. >> no need to panic. >> dr. marc siegel, dr. david samadi not only the best physicians in the country but the most succinct. it's [ dynamic music plays ]

i also said way before cdc came is if you are pregnant don't travel to those areas because of mike self leeif you're pregnant but people need to know that this virus is not going to spread beyond those areas. we have a big history with this mosquito and if we just spray which we do in south florida and now we're introducing genetically modified mosquitos i predict we won't see a huge outbreak. >> no need to panic. >> dr. marc siegel, dr. david samadi not only the best physicians in the country but the most succinct. it's >> the next vice president, my friend senator tim kaine. >> the next vice president of the united states, governor mike pence. john: mike pence and tim kaine will soon be a heartbeat away from the presidency. who are these people? and are they our only choice? fortunately not, there is the libertarian option. though the media rarely acknowledges that. how important is a vice president? all these became president.

in terms of actual human beings who are libertarians you can look at thomas massie, mike lee, paul ryan has warned that labor over the years. there are a bunch of folks who are libertarianish on the hill. host: on the cover of every issue of reason it notes that it is the magazine of free minds and free markets. been working at reason since you are an intern in 2000. was there a point that you became a libertarian in your life bac? guest: there is an entire book about this. many libertarians wind up there thanks to eitheayn rand. as a 15-year-old in virginia i read the fountainhead and thought, maybe this lady is on to something. i started reading reason magazine in the late 90's and was an intern. a couple of other jobs in between and came back in 2006. host: where else did you work? guest: the weekly standard and the washington bureau of the new york times. host: what brought you back? guest: i had lunch with the editor to pitch a freelance piece and he said, come back and work for us. best decision i could have made. working at reason has always been my dream job. to the editor is pa

both amy and heather also worked in administration and dealt with some of these issues but i think mike leeid a fairly nicely what the overall legacy in asia is, and i agree with almost everything he said. i think u.s.-china relations are a centerpiece of what this president and the last seven presidents have spent a lot of time focused on addressing the president going to china, i've forgotten the last count how may times but it's been a lease for five times as president, is trying to leave a relationship in which we are engaging constructively to try to both promote areas we can cooperate, and there are a number of those. climate change has been mentioned by several of us and that's what do what you think white house wants to emphasize. and by the way, g20 and working together in 2008-2000 to try to prevent this global meltdown. that was a signature accomplishment. at the same time this engagement also have to be to manage competition. because we have competition and our relationship, as an economist competition doesn't bother me on one level. i think it's something you have to deal with

i also said way before cdc came is if you are pregnant don't travel to those areas because of mike self lee don't travel to those area if you're pregnant but people need to know that this virus is not going to spread beyond those areas. we have a big history with this mosquito and if we just spray which we do in south florida and now we're introducing genetically modified mosquitos i predict we won't see a huge outbreak. >> no need to panic. >> dr. marc siegel, dr. david samadi not only the best physicians in the country but the most succinct. a paid advertisement for time life's video collection. (crowd screaming) remember when watching television was special? (ed sullivan) ladies and gentlemen, the beatles! (screaming) (announcer) each night, we'd gather our family and friends around us... i like you. i really do. i just wish you hadn't said that. you just killed 48 jokes. (announcer) ...to let the greatest talents of all time entertain us. that gown is gorgeous. (laughter) thank ya, i saw it in the window and i just couldn't resist it. (announcer) we'd laugh at the funniest comedians. (d

i also said way before cdc came is if you are pregnant don't travel to those areas because of mike self leenant but people need to know that this virus is not going to spread beyond those areas. we have a big history with this mosquito and if we just spray which we do in south florida and now we're introducing genetically modified mosquitos i predict we won't see a huge outbreak. >> no need to panic. >> dr. marc siegel, dr. david samadi not only the best physicians in the country but the most succinct. it's >> oliver: tonight on war stories, it was supposed to be >>> tonight on "war stories," it was supposed to be a quick operation. >> we were pretty much expected to go ashore, get some exercise, get back on the ship. >> but in peleliu it all went to hell. >> the campaign was nothing but a continuous blood bath. >> i lost six or seven of my officers. >> they were hidden. they were in little spider holes. >> as soon as i turned around, a bayonet hit me here in the chest. >> what really happened on the bloody beaches of peleliu. that's next on "war stories." >>> this is the national d-day

committee's judgment, such outcomes would be undesirable in themselves and moreover, they would be a mike lee to generate a sustainable return of inflation to target beyond its three-year forecast horizon. as a result, in order to mitigate some of the adverse effects of the shock on growth, the mpc is setting policies so inflation settles a target over a longer time than is usual 18-24 months horizon. to achieve this balance, the mpc is implementing a timely coherent and comprehensive package of measures. that response is timely because the culmination of the markedly we coul -- weaker outlook of the economy dictates the need for stimulus now. cutting bank rates will immediately ease financing conditions for households and firms. around half of mortgages 4 are more than/5 a bank loans held by ferns. -- by firms. second, the package of measures is coherent. that whencognizes interest rates are very low, bank rate cuts might not be fully passed on to the interest rates actually faced by households and firms. there have been examples overseas of interest rates on loans increasing when official p

in terms of actual human beings who are libertarians you can look at thomas massie, mike lee, paul ryan has warned that labor over the years. there are a bunch of folks who are libertarianish on the hill. host: on the cover of every issue of reason it notes that it is the magazine of free minds and free markets. been working at reason since you are an intern in 2000. was there a point that you became a libertarian in your life bac? guest: there is an entire book about this. many libertarians wind up there thanks to eitheayn rand. as a 15-year-old in virginia i read the fountainhead and thought, maybe this lady is on to something. i started reading reason magazine in the late 90's and was an intern. a couple of other jobs in between and came back in 2006. host: where else did you work? guest: the weekly standard and the washington bureau of the new york times. host: what brought you back? guest: i had lunch with the editor to pitch a freelance piece and he said, come back and work for us. best decision i could have made. working at reason has always been my dream job. to the editor is pa

. >> from senator mike lee.ssues about donald trump. here is what he said. >> he has made some statements that some have identified correctly as religiously intolerant. we can get into the fact that while the unpopular in my state in part because my state consists of people who are members of a religious minority church, a people who were ordered exterminated by the governor of missouri in 1838, and statements like that make them nervous. >> so to your point there, this is something that bothers mormons, this idea of religious intolerance, but we've also seen, and we spoke yesterday to evan mcmolman, a candidate from utah, throwing his hat in the ring. he has an uphill battle, but specifically in the state of utah. is there enough of an appeal that he could be a write-in candidate, maybe siphon up enough votes from donald trump and potentially hillary clinton could win utah? >> yeah, i mean, it is kind of hard. he has only been in the race for 48 hours, so we have to wait and see how much traction he gets. there

mike beaudette is live. m ike: eva lee was whitey of him today. instead the focus was on the police report that was never turnover to the original defense lawyer. day two of his fight for new trial, and the question remains the same. as someone withhold the police report that showed another man could have committed the 1980 murder, tilting the scales of justice against him? the police his attorney submitted a public records request to braintree police. the prosecutor is now an appeals court judge testified. >> i have no memory of seeing it. i can say with confidence i didn't see any connection. mike: the defense team is calling two inmates to the stand. >> i am testifying because that is an innocent man. mike: the inmates knew him from prison. >> he told me that he had clipped someone. >> sort of irate, he was -- i didn't escape chasing a piece of you know what. mike: also testifying, braintree police personnel who discovered the report that was never turned over to the attorney at the time of his trial. the defense team pushing back at the distri

meanwhile senators ted cruz and mike lee are calling for a full accounting of the decision saying itnd out of traffic for nearly an hour with both front tires blown off his vehicle. finally, the suspect sped through a red light, gets t-boned by a car carrying a woman and her four children. they end up with minor injuries, thank heaven. the driver of the truck was hospitalized and then brought to jail. >> miranda rights delivered in spanish. texas lawyers are now pushing for a standardized spanish version of the warning. they say it's because officers have been given different translations where important means of words are being lost in translation. that's led to confusion and cases being overturned it does raise the question though can a bilingual country remain united? or will it be divided against itself? that debate continues. battle buddies reunite after six years apart. >> that's a good boy. that's a good boy. >> mike latham and his dog adam served together as a canine bomb squad in the middle east. they were separated when mike came back to the u.s. adam stayed behind to work.

mike and alex. >> okay, lets get back -- thanks, jenny. >>> lets get to lee cap an the guy who had 12 girls in his home. >> that was back in june, and he is due in court today. dave kinchen is live with more. hi there, dave. >> reporter: good morning to you. every have one remembers this story, of course, because weights so receptive across the nation, so many people outraged about this story. lee kaplan will face a judge this afternoon for prelimon sex charges after 12 girls were found living in his home for years. kaplan was 51 at the time of his arrest. investigators say he was living with 12 girls age 18 down to six months old on his home in street road in trevose. police say kaplan confessed to fathering two children with the 18 year-old. he was arrested after a surprise house call from bucks county child welfare officers in june. investigators alleged some children including the oldest girl were given to kaplan by amish parents daniel and savilla stoltzfus for helping them out of financial ruin as they were about to lose their farm. she was just 14. daniel and savilla were arrested as well.

. >> so thank you, lee lee ashford. >> mike, so you don't have to buy my flowers ever again?t buy knee flowers any more ♪ >> careful now. it is sensitive. it is sensitive. >> adorable. >> and the thing is, kit cat kline, she did this yesterday, too, her back looks almost fine. like they aren't as bad as mine. >> her back is fine. >> maybe you should have gone swimming. >> real, dow need to jump in a pool and test this out. >> a lot of people find this quite interesting, except for one. >> who? >> johnson. >> doesn't like my flowers? >> she hates it. >> well, thank you, mike, making fee feel great. >> no! >> it was fine the way it was. >> oh, careful. >> back at weather and traffic. >> we'll make it pretty again. >> we'll go to ours, which we craft number every day. why don't we just pick one from one to ten, it is seven for today, more humidity, more heat. muggy the dog is here with bus stop buddy. don't forget to look out for thunderstorms later on. not everybody will get one. but you might. 78 degrees already in philadelphia. 87% relative humidity. no storms here, but it lo

mike pence more go with their foreign policies. reagan's choice of notard schweiker was well-seen by reagan's supporters because richard schweiker rosemont lee moderate side. the moderaten side. tribes pick of mike pence is it interesting because you see sort of a balance a hand attempt to broadeninggates by your desirability to the populace. but sometimes it does not work. interestingt is in question with parents. i think what he did with pence was a guarantee that the convention itself would not be a problem. i think the vice presidential usually not terribly meaningful during the course of the campaign. i think that will not be true in this camp -- garbage run this campaign. mike pence will not get headlines for ben donald trump. on the other hand, i think the thing about foreign policy is foreign policy is interesting. if you look at henry kissinger's reputation. if you look at the people who were for reagan then who would today be maybe on the ted cruz side of things. it has risen substantially. some of this is still about positioning of the moment. making sure if you place the opponent in the category, reagan was brilliant with that. r

police are asking for your help if you know anything give galloway township police a call, mike and alex. >> 8:05. leeaplan do you know that name? you will recognize his face. the man is facing multiple sex abuse charges after being found holding 12 girls in his feasterville home back in june. well, he is due in court. we will have a camera there. investigators say he is 51 years old, fathered two children with one of the teenage girls who was given to him by her parents when she was just 14 years old. the arraignment, was seen, well, arrangements, between these one families, was seen as a gift have of sorts for helping them out financially. that teens parents, daniel and savilla, are facing charges in this case. very unsettling. >> 8:06. >>> former philadelphia church official in jail over his handling of abuse complaints will be asked to release today. after being granted a new you trial. monsignor william lynn is the first person ever charged in convicted in helping the roman catholic church shield child molesters within its ranks. lynn has been in and out of the prison as courts have twice thrown

>>> coming up on today , savannah has an exclusive interview with mike pence, donald trump's running mate. i'll be back at 11:00 with lee news. >> stick around throughout the day today for updates . have a great friday. ? ? ba da ba ba ba ? ? >>> good morning. let the games begin. all eyes on rio with the opening ceremony of the 2016 olympic games now just hours away. the american flag raised over the athletes village as crews put the final touches on maracana stadium. nearly 5,000 performers, 11,000 athletes, all getting ready, and over 1 billion people set to watch around the globe. we have your exclusive sneak peek today, friday, august 5th, 2016. >>> team usa has won back-to-back gold medals! >> another strong finish by phelps!

mike pence will campaign tomorrow. >> ifill: and lisa joins me at the table now. leetennial park you've lisa, you've been talking to folks all day long. give me ata certain, how concerd are mainstream rank-and-file republicans about the campaign? >> one question, what is rank and file? leadership is concerned. the republican party chairman reince priebus is "furious" witw donald trump. these are not words that are thrown around in such a place. and that's a problem for donald trump because he needs the rnc's operation to get out the vote. usually candidates do. also members of congress are coming out openly and sayingay they are not voting for trump. there are two significant republicans from swing states that trump wants. >> ifill: trump says the party is as united as ever before. what do his supporters say? >> i talked to the chairman of his campaign in south carolina. he says this is all a complete disconnect. the washington republican establishment doesn't get what's happening on the ground. he says trump voters and the voters they want aren't talking about the kh

lee in the van. >> what is wrong with people? >> did they cash him? what happened? >> i will look that up. crazy stuff. >> over to mike and it will be a repeat yesterday? >> it will be close. absolutely. we will open up the weather window so you can see the bay bridge. no fog to speak of. hopefully it is safe travels. sunny this afternoon with a spread of 30 to 35 degrees and seasonal low and the clouds move back in overnight. it looks like a bump up for friday and saturday our warm of the days. we will have breezes again east golden gate bridge and north of the bay bridge through the delta and they start at 3:00, until 10:00, and a small craft advisory mea winds at 24 to 38 miles per hour. ferry ride or sailing or on the water it will be choppy. we will talk temperatures in the south bay milpitas is 76, san jose is 81 and gilroy is 86. in the south bay, the hourly planner is 58 at 6:00, by lunch, we are at 74 with sunshine, hanging out right around 80 degree temperature from 2-4:00 after spiking atin' at 2:30. up the peninsula, temperatures in the mid-to-upper 70s and millbrae is 71. low-to-mid 60 and sunshine along

lee. >>> donald trump is heading to texas for a rally in austin. the g.o.p. vice presidential nominee mike pence was out stumping in pennsylvania and took time to get a bit off the top during a stop at a barbershop. the barber had no idea who he was. at a trump rally, pence joking about her e-mails on jimmy kimmel's show last night. >>> tim kaine campaigned in colorado as clinton takes a break from the trail to attend fund-raising events. kaine lead a round table with business leaders in lakewood. he accused trump of using his presidential campaign to make money for himself. he is renting space in his building to the campaign and the campaign is paying trump to smooth over strained relations. he took a not so veiled swipe at strum' that the united states is committed to article 5 of nato. >> don't listen to that other fellow. he knows not of what he speaks. and he doesn't know of what he speaks. [ laughter ] >> spuyten went on to say -- biden said he doesn't believe understands what article 5 is. >>> a roadside bombing in southern afghanistan. the military affairs office said six afghan so

mike mibach. there are now reports of yet another freeway shooting along interstate 80 in the east bay. >> ktvu's henry lee live where it happened in emeryville with new information. henry. >> gasia, we are at powell and i-80 where there was a shooting about 2:23 early this morning. we understand that there was a car coming in from the san francisco direction when shots were fired. witnesses reporting at least five shots. both emeryville police and the california highway patrol respond and they found a victim shot in the eye. that victim is in critical condition. emeryville found a passenger in that car involved in blood. this is the latest in a string of shootings on interstate 80 and highway 4. a lot of these incidents have involved gang versus gang shootings. a lot of witnesses are not able to be found. evidence is lost. there is also a lot of information going on. at this point the chp has convened a task force, especially in contra costa county where they are trying to use technology, shot spotter and freeway cameras to try to put an end to this series of shootings. now, pittsburg, as you know, has re

mike. >> i guess - >> how this works. >> i navigate any presentation here. >> no. you just got to. >> great well hello executive director cain and hello, again commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph nice to meet you and commissioner thomas and commissioner perez on behalf of the fiddlers green thank you for this opportunity to present the plans to you and my name, again is vince low one of the partners and we're basically here to talk about our plans further detail since we didn't have some of them last time with that said i want to start off with the main obviously the entertainment plan 3 components; right? first good neighbors and make sure it is a safe place no incidents and third soundproofing so before we jump into the details wanted to give you an idea of who we are and i think that vinsz has a few slides that is more important but the slides are here to follow with me here tonight column which xhoind the same name as my partner the last name is crowley comes from the key boar that is you're going or arguably one of the biggest bars in the city so trusting him to run things 13450k9 with the neighbors and security so like i said to make sure the neighbor

. >> will former mike and molly star katie is back in a new series called "american something that is so important. that is also something that comes naturally to katie. lee and aguilera found out she loves the skin she's any. >> and i'm going to be the second baddest housewife in west port. >> you guys use the term fat on the show a lot. but are you hoping to like maybe change the connotation of that word through the show? >> i tell you, it's not concentrated on. that's the premise she's self-deprec that's what the struggle is i think is trying to be fearless and handle it. >> there's nothing wrong with you. you're beautiful and amazing. > another woman around here fatter than me. >> oh, my god. >> the show is about a curvy mom who moves her family to an upscale town filled with super skinny women. >> it was originally titled the >> everybody can relate. men, women, kids, everybody deals with insecurities. >> for six seasons on mike on molly she played melissa mccarthy's sister. >> i don't know what i would have done without you. >> don't cry. >> i ended mike and molly we wrapped. it was on january 29th. i walked in february 4th. into that room of americ

mike and stephanie, thank you. that does it for us. "fast money" begins now. >>> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. traders are steve grasso, karen finerm finerman, david sieberg and brian kelly. tonight we're all over the story captivating the nation, and mylan firing back over its epi-pen price hike and a serious cause for the concern. the one chart that may be signaling the rally in stocks could soon be coming to a screeching halt. later, one firm is betting the house on a rally in netflix. we'll take you behind the call that says netflix is set to surge another 50% higher from here. first we start off with the fed chair janet yellen hours away from taking center stage in jackson hole, and investors will be hanging on every single word she says. cnbc's senior economics reporter steve liesman is on the ground with what is sure to be a very big day for the fed and for the market. steve? >> reporter: yeah. melissa, good to put it in context. for the past several years the fed meeting in jackson hole has taken place amidst a crisis, the financial crisis and the fear that the european union would br