laura: the ordeal of kayla mueller and so many others.hether news from around world, child mortality globally has fallen by more than 50% over the last quarter of a century. a report by numeral to view and agencies says 16,000 children under the age of five die every day. some in subpar and -- some in sub-saharan africa and asia are the worst. a day of dueling speeches in washington for those for and against the nuclear deal in iran had their say. president obama reach the number of senate votes he needed to potentially derail a disapproval resolution. today it was a presidential candidates, clinton and trump that took to the microphone. our state department correspondent has been following it all. >> news just in. more senators have thrown their weight behind the iran deal, a crucial number. that is exhilarating for activists fighting an uphill battle. >> it is beyond anything we could have imagined. >> president obama now has enough support to squeeze the deal through congress. he might even be spared having to veto a resolution disappr

a five smaller -- mattias mueller is the former head of the porsche version -- porsche division of the company. martin winterkorn stepped down after admitting the car giant had been cheating emissions test. the new man at the helm of vw has his work squarely cut out for him. reporter: the car is volkswagen's international slogan, and it has come to represent a cornerstone of german innovation, until now. leadership changes hands and the new ceo faces an uphill battle, and that begins with pinpointing who is responsible for the biggest 78-year-oldw's history, and then recalling millions of cars affected worldwide. we invite all member states, in addition to the ones already doing so, to carry on the investigations and we need to have the full picture of whether and how many vehicles certified were fitted with the devices, bound by eu law. reporter: the next biggest task is ensuring the financial health of the company. standard & poor's has threatened vw'swngrade fee w's -- credit rating and the scandal could cost $18 million in fines, not counting the criminal and civil lawsuits that co

hans, is matthias mueller clear of the scandal?ans: in some ways, porsche doesn't have a diesel problem. if you think the problem is focused on diesel, mueller isn't necessarily tainted by it. they have one diesel offering. in some ways, he has a bigger challenge. the entire european auto industry has a bigger challenge. behind me, you can see greenpeace. they have pinocchio. they are protesting. they are saying, no more lies. what they are saying is that the diesel scandal in the united states is just the tip of the iceberg. in some ways, you look at the body language and the pronouncements from her again later's and they are on the same page with greenpeace. the eu want to test everything. they are urging all countries to test. there's a report out in a spanish newspaper that 720,000 the a kohl's will be tested there. when i spoke with matthias mueller i asked him, is there a danger if regulators went too far? what would they do to the industry? challenge to .educe the co2 giveshould be careful to new orders. it's a huge challeng

the former ceo of volkswagen has knn mueller for a long time. in the last few years, they have both help seats on the vw board. the new fuel-efficient models -- a few weeks a, he also unveiled an electric porsche. this is what we mean by it. electric sports car. it must have a range of at least 500 kilometers. the carmaker's and earnings have been excellent for years. worldwide, 20,000 employees generated about two point 2 billion euros' profit last year. based on the number of employees,orsc is the most profitable automaker in the world. in the past, mueller was vague when asked if he could replace the vw ceo. >> all i can say is i have a i've-year contract, and i will honor it. >> he faces many challenges. above all, he must bring the automaker back on track and regain consumer trust. >> european union environmental activists have it criticizing emissions testing for years. they say procedures are laid down according to auto industry demands and say that the eu knows about it but has done nothing to change the status quo . earlier, i asked an

for midtier's i is mueller.ng to people for motor with the matter, he is the front runner for the ceo of volkswagen. is spreading. look at bmw. at one stage it was down by 10%. sinking the most in four years suv report that it3 animated 11 times the eu limits for -- image at 11 times the eu limits for air pollution. third-quarter profits for h&m as the dollar strength raised garment cost. janet yellen, over to you. very much.s bloomberg's mark barton reporting from london. ford unveiled his first aluminum super dutyries pickup at the texas state fair in dallas. the redesign follows last year's rollout of the all aluminum f1 50 in december. matt miller, my colleague set down with ford's president of the americas. matt? day, just like the other when carlos combs sucked by, he is very proud of his new vehicle. he had interesting takes on this. the first topic we took on was the new super duty truck. it will be a lighter truck. of a truck.s less that is part of the sales pitch. guest: we reinvested a lot of the weig

mueller spent his career at volkswagen.f you look at the resumes of mueller and inter-corn, it's almost difficult to tell the two apart. we will be watching for the extent of mueller takes this company in a different direction and pushes some change. clearly, this is a company under scrutiny right now, sort of being pressed to do things differently as a result of the scandal it has found itself in. yvonne: winter corn did say when he resigned that they wanted a fresh start. we will see if mueller really does change the direction. craig trudell, thanks so much. we will take a more detailed look at the story later on in the show. we want your opinion, of course. please tweet us your thoughts at the #trendingbusiness. singapore reopens schools today, but malaysia will shut some education institutions as the haze worsens. smoke from forest fires in indonesia has shrouded the region for weeks, prompting many outdoor activities to be canceled. haslinda on then has more. what is the latest? are things getting better? slinda: there

investigators say a cell phone in the home inevacuation linked mueller -- inevacuation. the police called the story a hoax but months later fbi found evidence it happened. huskins and her boyfriend said the police department caused them emotional distress by calling them liars. >> when the law enforcement place a verbal tattoo and say you are a hoke tear -- hoax tear. the tattoo is almost impossible to eliminate. >> vallejo has six months to respond to the claim. if it is rejected they will file a lawsuit. >>> three deputy accused of beating inmate to death are in court for a bail hearing. they have been charged in the beating death of michael tyree. prosecutor say text messages is evidence they have a history of assaulting inmates. you see the text message show it's was planned. there's complaints from inmates saying guards have his treated them. family and friends of the deputies are upset. >>> the man accused of shooting and killing kate steinle is due in court. the attorney for sanchez says he found the gun and it accidentally fired when it picked it up. a judge says

mueller left the cell phone behind. key piece of evidence that led investigators to his south lake tahoe home. where they found more evidence. also linking him to march kidnapping in vallejo. police initially called the kidnapping a hoax. >> the attorney says the no condition test plea is a strategic move. >> everything we do here is done with an eye to federal court. >> that strategic move overlapping sentence if found guilty in the vallejo kidnapping case. >> binding agreement he will receive concurrent tame for whatever time he gets in if sacramento in the federal case. >> home invasion carries 11 years because the vallejo kidnapping could send him to prison much longer. >> decade as in plural. >> arraigned on federal complaint for vat lay oh, kidnapping. >> mess mental state will be component of what happens in sacramento. >> johnson says mueller will plead not guilty. >> federal complaint that mueller is answering to on monday is a charging document however he has not been indicted yet. after monday the u.s. attorn

death missed nate mueller by less than an inch. a bullet tore through the top of his ear. >> mueller: and for him to be a teacher, and to put himself in harm's way to chase him out of the building for kids that were just students in his cafeteria is amazing. >> pelley: he never thought of you as just students. >> mueller: no. >> walczak: no, we were his family. >> pelley: and you know that now. >> walczak: oh, yeah. oh, yeah. >> pelley: it wasn't long after the gunman bolted out through that door that he was found in the woods by the police. he gave himself up without incident, pled guilty, and has been sentenced to life without parole. he has never given a reason or a motive for the shooting. at sentencing, the judge wondered whether he did it to make a name for himself, so the community asked us to keep his name and his face out of this, and we have. when it was over, hall texted "i'm okay" to his wife, ashley, but she didn't know what he'd done until he came home. >> ashley hall: he said he was sorry that he had put himself in t

matthias mueller is taking over. his first job is to sort the scandal. >> of course, i will do everything to regain the confidence of our employees, customers, investors. and if the public. and of theany -- public. >> the company says only a small group of employees caused this damage and they are suspended pending an investigation. nearly 3 million vehicles, including vans, have been cheating omissions test test emissions -- cheating e-mail missions tests. >> it's about 2.8 million vehicles in the german market. >> back in america where the crisis started, environmental regulators now say they will check all diesel cars to see if they are using similar tactics. >> a volkswagen supervisory board meeting here at the world headquarters. a challenge, how deep of a whole? >> he gives you an idea of the of the crisis. >> reporters from around the world. more global television here. the american networks. at the bottom, the television cameras from germany. >> vw could not have worse publicity if it tried. just listen to on

madea's mueller matias mueller. they need to get past the scandal.in someone who has been with the company for decades, does that help you? it has been with porsche, the most successful unit of volkswagen. scarlet: and there is contention between volkswagen and porsche. matt: that's right. mueller was there leading candidate. but the question is how much did you know about this and how could he not have known about this? story will see this unfold. it is the gift that keeps on giving for journalists. scarlet: an matt miller is enjoying every second of this. matt: i will be back until tuesday. scarlet: much more coming up, including chicago's fiscal problems. rahm emanuel trying to fix the city's benefit. -- cities deficit. it will not be easy. ♪ sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. scarlet: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. we begin with ford unvei

but i think bringing in mueller is a good first step. to bring in culture from porsche that has been on the sidelines. the way german companies are structures where you have a supervisory board comprised of 10 members representing workers and 10 members representing management, on that management side you have two px and two porsches. i think you will see them asserting more on the direction of the company. erik: can we raise another question about matthias mueller. why promote from within when it seems like the whole culture is so tainted by the width of the scandal? >> they have got to believe it is only a whiff. the air will blow clean. and it will all go away. have promoted very much from within. -- who came from bmw. bmw had a scare today where there was a report saying they had a diesel car that tested worse on the road. that has since been retracted in the shares have rebounded. but it's just, it's who they have. it could be very challenging for them to bring in a transplant executive. whatith mueller, i think jeffrey is saying, y

matthias mueller is taking the helm.all street journal is saying the former chief executive of rsche will tell people he vows to get to the bottom of the scandal as decisively as possible. >> this is really interesting, susan. the ecb is no longer including loans backed by volkswagen financial assets. quick look at shares in vw and they're down once again after recovering a little bit of ground at the back of last week. volkswagen shares off by 5.63%. in the last hour volkswagen has suspended the research and development heads of vw passenger cars, audi and porsche. >>> moving on, the u.k.'s labour's party. controversial chancellor is taking center stage when he will deliver a, quote, new economics. let's get back tout wolf who is in brighton. wolf? >> reporter: carolin, thank you very much. yes, indeed. we're getting closer to the keynote address from john mcdonnell at lunchtime today. there are more questions than answers. people will be looking to get clarity from him. the rail ways are going to be the first sectors t

if you don't know abbey mueller, her sister is jesse muler who won the tony. on the national tour. first of all, is jessie giving you pointers? is she saying do it like this? don't do it like that? >> she's been so supportive about the whole thing. kind of what have shallina was talking about and jess told me, she's like, you know, your responsibility is to carol, it's not about us. we're there to be this vessel of carol's words and music and so i think our responsibility and my goal and perhaps yours is just to tie to capture that essence of carol and hopefully remain as honest and open and vulnerable as she is. >> what is in the water in your house with you and your sister? >> can i say something, though? abi had a role in "kinky boots" so she is not new to this. >> right, exactly! >> and other things i know, but the "kinky boot boots" one -- >> do people make you sing? what's the one? ♪ i feel, the earth under my feet ♪ come on, got to hear a little. ♪ i feel the sky tumbling down ♪ >> you guys are so terrific. thank you so much. i mean, it's such a pleasur

mueller, and my dad was super excited. >> so, hope, you've got all these excited parents. you know, did they scream in the phone -- i need to get my mother, and so it was the whole family in the room, and we were talking. it's just great. >> so now when you're dealing with all of this, what are the other students doing to prepare for their visit? obviously, the school is doing some things. tell us what your school is doing at st. anne's? >> sure. we are a school that's committed to service, so what we will be presenting pope francis is several different service projects that we will do this year in his honor. so we started doing them already. our third and fourth graders and their families came back to school early in august to do a service event where we adopted flower beds along east 110th street. actually, that project was noah's idea in the first place. >> oh, wow. >> so we're doing another service project right now with ronald mcdonald house, the parent pantry, and our school's collecting items to bring to ronald mcdonald house so they can give to families of children

matthias mueller knows the company well as the former head of volkswagen's porsche division.s a tough job ahead. >>> welcome aboard your own private jetta. >> reporter: volkswagen appointing a new captain to pilot through a turbo-charged crisis. >> translator: i am sure that we will manage this crisis. >> reporter: matthias mueller faces the enormous task of steering volkswagen through an emissions cheating scandal that's spread from the u.s. to europe. he's spent his entire career in the volkswagen family. he started as an apprentice tool maker at audi and rose to become the head of porsche. >> mueller is well respected. he's gained massive gains during his tenure. >> reporter: the promotion comes as germany's ministry of transport confirmed that volkswagen's manipulated emissions on 2.8 million diesel vehicles in germany. he called the manipulation forbidden and illegal. just days ago, v.w.'s ceo resigned over the crisis. several people have been suspended, and more heads are expected to roll. now volkswagen may change its ceo, it can axe executives. here's the big challeng

mueller is an excellent executor. he would probably be very well positioned at the top of the group. he knows the company very well. that is a great team coming up. guy: is that a permanent team? is that the final running order we would have? or is this a panic reaction? we need to make changes. in a couple years time you could see a more long-term management story developing. >> that is not a panic reaction. mueller has been in the running earlier this year. he is 62 years old. you could say he's a transition very ceo until guys ve largerdiess ha stripes. i would not have a problem with that it'll. vw: is the recovery of dependent on this becoming an industry problem? >> yes, it is. i personally believe this is a vw-specific problem mostly in the u.s. we know that diesel does not comply with real-world driving emission, and that the tests that are required in europe which understate the emissions. that will change by 2017. it will make life much more difficult. and diesel penetration in europe is expected to fall ove

a guerrilla says she was held side by side by mueller as a slave.l the details, but mueller's family tell them some of it matches what the family has learned from government officials. our correspondent has this exclusive report. >> reporter: zanat was just 15 when she was captured by isis fighters and brought, she says before their leader al baghdadi. >> translator: the first time he came i was sitting and crying. when i stood up he looked at me and told the guard, take this girl away and put her to the side. >> reporter: she says she was take on the the syrian city of raqqa, the isis stronghold, where she cooked and cleaned for baghdadi's three wives and six children. she tried to escape once. her punishment, beadings with a garden hose the last blows delivered by baghdadi himself. what did he say to you when he hit you? >> translator: he told us we beat you because you run away from us. we chose you to convert to our religion. we chose you. you belong to the islamic state. >> reporter: then she says she was thrown into a cramped cell for a month.

we verified several details with the mueller family about kayla's captivity and with u.s. about what happened to kayla mueller. but zenat's story is incredible. she was hand picked by baghdadi out of hundreds of girls and ultimately held in captivity with kayla mueller. take a listen to what she told us. [ speaking foreign language ]. >>> did abu bakr al baghdadi come to visit in? [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: so kayla was brought to see baghdadi and they were alone in a room and baghdadi raped kayla. is that what she told you? [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: how many times did this happen? four times that you know of. did he rape you as well? [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: how did you escape? [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: do you think that kayla was valuable to baghdadi? [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: and she wore it in the camp the whole time so no other man could see her face? [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: one of the key details that she told us was that she believes that baghdadi had in eff

matthias mueller. this week can be more crucial as the company gets set to announce how many vehicles were affected and the fix for the software. how they will technically fix the software for the defeat advice. they want this fixed by october 7th or else they could face additional files. the pressure is building on vw. so many promises of restoring trust and getting back to business. they now need to put forward a concise plan. we could expect to see -- we're told last week on friday we would get the names of these r and d chiefs from porsche and audi, now they're saying volkswagen as well. we're awaiting the official word to see what other personnel are in store. i can't stress enough that the feeling on the ground in germany is that volkswagen has nobody else to blame but itself. if you just take a look at the cover of the magazine out over the weekend. quite clearly it reads, the suicide. in a very poignant image the paul bearers have american flags on their jackets pointing home that this was unco

matthias mueller gets a lot of attention and there's speculation he will take over as ceo. he is the current head of the porsche brand. the reason that he might be picked porsche se basically the holding group for porsche, they hold the vast majority of the shareholder votes within volkswagen. there's a lot of influence there. >> remember, winterkorn was going after the peach family. got the peach family out of there. there's no doubt this is a bit of a soap opera. >> i'll tell you one thing and something phil that is evidence from our response from viewers almost immediately. this is doing very little to raise confidence in corporate behavior whether it's intentional or not after bp, people now thinking back to enron, madoff, worldcom. in this case it's not u.s.-based, but depending how this turns out, it's going to be another black eye for business, global business, you could argue? >> it's funny you mention bp. who has volkswagen retained as legal counsel? the law firm that represented bp because of all of the issues happening down in the gulf of mexico and the oil spill

nicole: volkswagen expected to announce a new ceo, nominating porsche's ceo mueller, to. first look at today's markets, latest breaking news and what to expect for the friday ahead. lauren: we'll certainly talk about janet yellen because the federal reserve is on track to raise interest rates to record lows by end of the year. fed chair janet yellen laying out federal reserve's plan at a university of am mers. >> most of my colleague and i are likely conditions to raise interest rates over quite gradual pace over next few years. it is important to emphasize, however, the timing of the first rate increase and any subsequent adjustment to our rate target will depend how developments in the economy influence the committee's outlook towards progress towards maximum employment and 2% inflation. lauren: she is the fifth fed member to allude to some sort of rate hike. that is, sparking futures to the upside. at end of the speech, yellen faltered took long pauses and several times before she tried to finish. >> monetary policy will of course change. so, let me stop there. thank y

porsche brand chief is the mueller is the new volkswagen ceo.y are confronting an admission scandal that is the biggest crisis. he replaces the ceo who resigned yesterday. they are facing potential fines and a criminal probe in the united states. joe: pope praised iran's accord and called for the elimination of all nuclear weapons. he paid tribute to the victims of 9/11 with a prayer service. scarlet: the u.s. and china have reached a deal on broad hacking principles. the pact marks a first step towards resolving a major issue. they outlined measures to reduce global emissions. a state dinner is tonight. joe: one of the big headlines was the resignation of john boehner, one day after the pope addressed congress. boehner: we witnessed the awesome site of pope francis addressing the greatest legislative body in the world. i hope that we will all heed his call to live by the golden rule. last night i started thinking about this, and this morning i woke up and said my prayers as i always do and decided today is the day i will do this. it is as simpl

this man, matthew mueller, is accused in the vallejo kidnapping for ransom. he appeared before a judge today. but not for that case. cheryl hurd, they said this centered around another home invasion in dublin. >> reporter: the vallejo kidnapping case, the one everyone is connecting to the gong girl movie, it was considered a hoax by vallejo police, but the home invasion case in dublin gave that kidnapping case credibility. matthew muller, seen here in this mugshot, is the suspect in the june 5th home invasion case in dublin. he's accused of breaking into a home, assaulting the homeowner and allegedly dropping his cell phone. that phone is key to the va leo kidnapping case. a detective making a connection to the kidnapping case through phone records. muller's attorney saying when you have evidence like this, a prosecutor has to be very exact. >> it's incumbent on law enforcement, if you're going to search something without a warrant, you have to make that search clean. it's got to be an exigent search, a search that if it's warrantless, it better be good in ev

. >>> a few days after the resignation of its ceo volkswagen's board tapped matthias mueller to be the company's new chief executive. mueller is a long time company insider who led the porsche sports brand and he said he'll do everything he can to win back the public's trust in the wake of the emissions cheating scandal involving 11 million diesel vehicles. volkswagen says it's even going to reorganize its north america business division. >>> hyundai is recalling nearly half a million sonata sedans. a manufacturing problem can cause the engine to stall out in the 2011 and 2012 models. the car company says there are no reports of crashes or injuries from the problem. >>> and netflix just sealed a deal with oculus and samsung to offer 3d streaming. soon you'll be able to wear a virtual reality headset and binge watch everything in the netflix library. the headsets will cost about $99. >>> don't have weekend plans just yet? >> not yet. how about checking out some great live music while helping to restore the national mall. money raised by this weekend's landmark music festival for the nat

mueller needs to prepare for years of this. it's a long road back. people need to be assured and apologized to over and over again. the apology is just the start. follow through on a commitment but then demonstrating both financially and demonstration of actually fixing the problem is what does it. one of the optical things that i think is important is they need to announce they've set aside as bp did 15, 20 million whatever it takes to put these car owners at ease that they're secure again. that's something the public can fixate on and point to and say there's something that the company is doing. they need to do that over and over every chance they get. >> meaning you, vw driver, won't get stuck with a lemon. thanks for joining us, gene. i'll be back in a moment with a final thought on trust, regulators, and results. stay with us. it's inside story. >>> one of the most frequently recurring fights between auto makers and governments had to do with the window sticker. you may have noticed they've evolved over time and when you look at that sheet of st

this is zach mueller. >> that's like moon walking with >> yes. is he making it seem like that playing card is floating simply by doing something called isolating the object and moving his hands around it to make it appear as if the card is floating. >> the way that he has worked to get so dextrous with his fingers >> yeah. he is part of the community that does amazing dance moves with their fingers. zach and his company teamed up with status silver to take the video together. >> cool thing is, you can do all of this on your panel in your pajamas. >> no one is watching what your wearing. >> chill out and i'm on board. >> the struggle is real for brits in america. >> water. >> water? >> hey, steve, do you have water? >> water? >> now our residents from across the pond weigh weigh in. >> we need subtitles for that. now at chili's, new smoked chicken burritos for lunch. make it a lunch combo. then tap, swipe, and go. we love, love, chocolaty, creamy, with a little something extra. mmm deliciousness. cookies or almonds. yumminess. hershey' s is mine,

volkswagen replaced its ceo with mathias mueller. fines could top $18 billion. >>> catalonia is preparing for its election on sunday. catalonia's president says he's planning a formal split with spain if the election achieves enough votes. >> reporter: the culture of catalonia, distinct from the rest of spain, suppressed during decades of dictatorship. it's a region that still feels its voice is often ignored by mamadrid. would sunday's election change all that? >> i will be voting yes because i think it's a great opportunity for us the catalon people to be heard. >> reporter: the spanish state has thrown its full weight behind the opposition, warning of the dire consequences of catalan independence, possible expulsion from the european union. >> we don't want to leave the european union, we want our pensions to be guaranteed and we want a good home for our children. >> catalon accounts for a fifth of spain's domestic product. is catalonia rich enough to survive as an independent state? >> the question is, would spain be able to exac

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mueller could be that man behind the steering wheel -- izzy clear from the scandal?from this scandal? hans: in some ways he is because vw doesn't have a big diesel suite, but diesel is a very big on the porsche side. pass this scandal mushrooms, we have had a couple important new developments moments ago. there was just a bit of a traffic accident out here. you may have heard some honking -- i don't know of that is a metaphor for how the day will go. what we heard from newspapers in spain is that some 720,000 diesel vehicles by volkswagen are going to be recalled. we also heard from authorities in south africa that they could have an investigation there. in some ways, the spanish development is the most important we have heard in 24 hours, because we know they say there are 11 million vehicles that could potentially have this problem but this is the first time we have heard from european country. it is the first time we have heard recall talk. that gives you an indication that this could balloon, could get bigger. yesterday, the european union called on all 28 member

mr mueller is going to have to be prepared to spend years on this. it's a long road back. people have to be reassured. you have to continue to apologise. a key point is when you do apologise, you have to follow through and say here is what we are doing that is new, to fix this. a company that the company makes is they think the apology is the be all, and end aum. follow through on a commitment and demonstrate with financial means, and with demonstration of fixing the problem. that is what is going to do it. an optical thing that is important. they need to announce, that they set aside 15-$20 billion, whatever it takes to make the $11 million car owners secure, knowing that the cars are valuable and they comply with the regulations. if they announce a huge dollar amount, that is something that the public can fixate on and say there's a demonstration. there's something tactile that the government is doing. over. >> meaning you, the vw driver will not get stuck with a lemon. thank you for going us. i'll be back with a thought on trust, regulators and results. stay with us, it

months after police questioned their story, matthew mueller was arrested for committing the crime. the suit claims the city made unfair and false accusations against the couple. they really believe that they had not been, in fact, kidnap d kidnapped. >>> 6:08. so glad, kari, that we got some rain in middletown. that made a difference. >> that's near the valley fire and 0.4, a pretty good amount, especially in the north bay. we see the amounts of rain of at least a quarter of an inch and then as you head over towards san francisco and much less. and as it continued to cross the south bay, just a few raindrops. it was very spotty and light. but that has helped, hopefully, with the containment. we'll get another update this morning and the high today will be 75 degrees. temperatures climbbing over the next couple of days into the 90s. the weather will be unfavorable for the crews trying to get a little bit of a handle on the wildfire in the north bay. into the next few hours, we will have more of a northwesterly wind and that may carry some of the smoke into the bay area today. so, ke

this is zach mueller. >> that's like moon walking with your hands. >> yes.he making it seem like that playing card is floating simply by doing something called isolating the object and moving his hands around it to make it appear as if the card is floating. >> the way that he has worked to get so dextrous with his fingers is pretty incredible. >> yeah. he is part of the community that does amazing dance moves with their fingers. zach and his company teamed up with status silver to take the video together. >> cool thing is, you can do all of this on your panin your paja >> no one is watching what your wearing. >> chill out and i'm on board. >> the struggle is real for brits in america. >> water. >> water? >> hey, steve, do you have water? >> water? >> now our residents from across the pond weighin. >> we need subtitles for that. now at chili's, new smoked chicken burritos for lunch. make it a lunch combo. then tap, swipe, and go. ♪ we love, love, chocolaty, creamy, with a little something extra. mmm deliciousness. cookies or almonds. yumminess. hershey's is m

now, the new ceo of volkswagen group is from their porsche division, his name is matteas mueller, he has been with the company a number of years and obviously he has a very large job to do. volkswagen faces more than $18 billion in potential fines in the united states alone. and since news of the scandal broke it's share price has fallen off a cliff. >> sepp blatter says he will remain fifa president until february despite criminal investigations being opened against him. he says he has done nothing illegal or improper. the 79-year-old has been accused of making an illegal payment to uefa, but defended the payment as valid compensation for the organization as advisor. >>> researchers analyzed dark streaks that can be seen on the surface of mars. they believe those streaks are the periodic flow of salty water, the historic findings set the groundwork for research into signs of life on mars. >> when you look at earth, the water is a central ingredient in just about, not just about, everywhere we go where there's liquid water whether it's deep in the eart or in th earth or id regions we

oakland police officer brett mueller won. he is a veteran and he decided to donate the money to feed needy vets. the people for the poor says the gesture is great deal appreciated. >> it makes you feel good when you do something for those who aren't as fortunate as we are. >> the donated money was able to feed about 100 vets. >>> new castle county workers are being rewarded for sticking it out through tough times. the city council has approved a bonus for any full-time employee on the job for at least 60 days. the county was forced to cut costs last year. but better than expected tax collections actually led to a surplus. >>> help arrived in time for dozens of firefighters who were about to lose their jobs in atlantic city. new jersey senators announced that 21.5 million dollar grant yesterday. it's designed to keep 85 firefighters on the job. those men and women were set to be laid off after four casinos closed last year. >>> a facility is being built at the navy yard and they will relocate 190 jobs from glen mills and exton

james foley, steven sotloff and peter kassig being beheaded and adverse effects in the death of kayla mueller. the danger isis poses is one issue barack obama and vladimir putin agreed on last night. but not what to do about it. >> i had a chance to talk with president putin at the end of the meeting. look this is not easy for putin. everybody said he's made a big move. well putin is there now. and if he wants to fight isil alone, that is a challenge, folks. >> reporter: and just how sophisticated is this terror group? today the u.s. froze the bank accounts of 25 people considered critical to isis financing. a financial network with tentacles in europe, asia and the middle east. >> andrea, much of the time the world's focus fighting isis in syria and iraq. now a resurgence by the taliban in afghanistan, grabbing control of a key city in that country for the first time since before the u.s. invasion after 9/11. now afghan forces are scrambling to retake it with the help of u.s. air-strikes. our pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski has the report. >> reporter: afghan security forces today la

well, oakland police officer brett mueller won that gift certificate. he's a veteran.he decided to give that money, a he decided to give that money, a thousand dollars, vets. the donation was about -- is enough money to feed about 100 people. how about that? >> a store inside the aramark talker and sells official memorabilia for the papal visit. >> i'm just trying to sell the high quality products to as many as we can. >> that particular entrepreneur is not a part of the official merchandising but has created his own memorabilia. the official merchandise in the store goes towards the world meeting of family events and that includes pope dolls, t-shirts, mugs, rosaries and prayer cards. >>> a hotel room will cost you a few hundred dollars during the papal visit. we have seen hotels charging up to $600 per night. we showed you several instances last week where people were trying to rent properties for on thousands of dollars. we have seen a lot of these properties and they are still listed on craigslist and one of the homes that this person was trying to rent was in fore

this man, matthew mueller, is accused in the vallejo kidnapping for ransom. he appeared before a judge today. but not for that case. cheryl hurd, they said this centered around another home invasion in dublin. >> reporter: the vallejo