the railroad to the point that they were built to a british design so you could go to places it in ontario and other areas in canada in the letter destruction and not only the immigration plaint that was one of the first drops when they came to the united states tour came through engaged that because of that and they would not have come here otherwise. and with industry leader ron and basically in this region because of the connection with the railroad with fed doubled, but was unique and the fact you could pick one or two different things is huge because distil the data over a presence -- river a presence in the theater. some worked we had a large facility as they were located to the north of us that we know now is the township that basically were rebuilt because of world war war i through the air early 1890's the largest employer in the community and several others and those that were unique to our area the operative back-and-forth over different points of time and at one point to have one-third of the community with their well-being so that location we're currently shooting is a histori

not too far from toronto wanted ontario fifteen billion dollars deal lot of controversy around that and like you said we're number two now for the middle east so it's all about money that's the bottom line. alex mileage thank you so much for that story coming to us from toronto thank you. it's official general motors has sold its european division to p.s.a. group while g.m. is happy to cut costs amid struggling sales this deal pushes p.s.a. to just one spot behind volkswagen in terms of market value she has more on that for us now bianka is this the first time that g.m. has stopped sales abroad you know this is not the first time g.m. has done something like this in fact since two thousand and fifteen g.m. has actually been scaling back their international operations because specifically because of disappointing sales the american auto industry is not what it used to be perfectly reasons people aren't buying or even leasing cars at the rate that they used to an auto companies like general motors have suffered as a result to make up for the losses g.m. is selling off divisions left a

somebody who has aluminum plants up there in his state in alcoa, along lake ontario, now called novelus, i know the issue of aluminum dumping. it hurts jobs in my state. soest president early on talked tough. he tweets tough on illegal aluminum dutching. but it is seven months that this administration and we are still reviewing the effects on our economy. the administration failed to secure any deal with china in a number of forums, and they continue to delay on action that was promised in june. tough talk and tweets are cheap, but strong and decisive action on trade is required. american workers have waited too long for our country to crack down on abusive trade practices that have robbed our country of millions of good-paying jobs. so today, mr. president, i am proud to announce that the democratic party will be laying out our new policy on trade, which includes, among other things, an independent trade prosecutor to combat trade cheating, not one of these endless w.t.o. processes which china takes advantage of over and over again. a new american job security council that would be abl

you had to keep going, amherst berg, chatham ontario, toronto, and of course chatham later on would be a profound, when you call community of abolitionists that were up there. we can talk about anderson who was one of the black men who rode with john brown. and when he stopped talking about the later. after the whole abolitionist beginning with william lambert, here is frederick, he comes to detroit and he meets with john brown in downtown. in a second baptist church, it was very instrumental in the end of course matthews would be instrumental later on. we cannot ignore the church and the whole coming together in terms of resistance. the whole idea of self-determination.it was coming from a number of church leaders who were affiliated with the abolitionist movement but no more profound than william lambert. it would make a fascinating film to see the kind of stuff he went through, the system that he went but together they had a coating, a secret code, secret language, then trained on these individuals on the underground railroad in case you encountered some of those bounty hunters out

while walking a with a friends in the philadelphia kensington section near kensington avenue and east ontario street. the young teen made it home and called police. he was taken to st. christopher's hospital and expected to be okay. not clear why he was shot. >>> there's a nationwide manhunt underway for a suspected rapest. rapist. >> reporter: brandon powell pulled off a dramatic escape becoming a fugitive considered extremely dangerous and armed with a deputy's gun. >> he does have a 40 caliber pistol, two extra magazines, 30 rounds of ammunition. the suspected rapist got away on friday while being transferred from a psychiatric hospital in ohio after being treated for injuries from a suicide attempt in jail seen here in the images before his came. he was shackled at the hands, waist and feet. inside the police vehicle, he jumped over the seat and put the deputy in the head lock crashing the vehicle before taking the officer's weapon and forcing the officer to undue his shackles and handcuffing the deputy to the steering wheel. he disabled the radio and car before running away with the depu

teen told philadelphia police he was walking with a friend near kensington avenue ascertain east ontario street when he was shot in the foot. police did not locate any evidence at that location. he is in stable condition. >>> overnight we learned three people are under arrest part of a crowd of unruly young people that took over the streets of germantown. 100 teens ran through traffic at cheltenham avenue and anderson street. some of the young people threw bottles at the vehicle and one suv was vandalized. this is the same area where a rec center event got out of hand in july. >>> new this morning, a fire in a bedroom forced a family from their home in delaware county. the flames broke out after midnight on the unit block of millbourn avenue in upper darby. everybody got out safely. the cause is under investigation. >>> the search continues for a driver who sped away from a deadly crash in center city over the weekend. this is surveillance video that shows the jeep rubicon. the driver was moving on race street and hit the victim neither early yesterday morning. >>> request north korea re

ment teen said it happened at kensington avenue and east ontario street. the boy is at saint christopher's hospital in stable condition. >>> new from the overnight fire chase add family from their home in delaware county. flames broke out in the bedroom of the home on the unit block of mill born avenue in upper darby. everyone got out safely. the search is on for the cause of the blaze. >>> philadelphia have more evidence to analyze on a deadly hit-and-run that remains unsolved. surveillance video shows a jeep rubicon at 3:20 a.m. yesterday this morning, that jeep matches the one that struck and killed an brodrick. it has a white hard top and front end damage. >>>ment storm system that spawned a tornado and all the damage in oklahoma is arriving in our area. 30 people were hurt when the twister struck in the middle of the night in the midwest. the deluge trapped some drivers in their cars in kansas. a torrent of rain turned creeks into raging streams. the system comes our way as it heads east. >> reporter: the ef-2 tornado ripped through tulsa in the middl

the victim told police he was walking near the intersection every kensington and ontario when he heard shots and noticed he had been hit in his right foot. police say nearby surveillance cameras did not records the shooting. >>> police checked private surveillance cameras, in the neighborhood, and those cameras didn't show any type of activity, and we're not certain at this time that this 13 year old boy stills the truth >> did confirm the boy was shot. they brought him to st. christopher hospital. he will be okay. but right now, investigator ers still questioning the boy and searching the scene. >>> philadelphia sports fans really waking to up some heart breaking news this morning. darren daulton has lost his battle with brain cancer? daulton was a fan favorite and sue bush player, and his all-star appearances, the front page of today's daily news, pays tribute to daulton. the picture shows daulton with his major league career with the headlines simply stating: good bye, dutch. pat gallen here to tell us more about how dalton was still beloved by his adopted -- >> was loved by philade

his youngest daughter was at their home in ontario. >> i get a phone call from my youngest daughter saying somebody's knoc -- beating on the door." and i said, "look outside. is there police cars?" she says, "yeah. there's two of them." i said, "well, then open the door," 'cause it scared her, i guess. >> reporter: yeah. >> and so a woman throws down a restraining order. >> reporter: here. you've been served, kind of thing? >> yeah. here, you've been served. with the police. two officers there. and it was from angela diaz. >> reporter: the restraining order was for michelle who was still living at her parents' home. it came from angela diaz, ian's wife of three months. who had recently announced she was pregnant. >> angela came into the picture not long after ian and michelle had actually broken up. >> reporter: reporter kate briquelet covered this story for the daily beast. she spent hours digging through the curious emails michelle sent ian during the condo dispute. >> one minute she's very polite and thanking him for reminders on her car insurance. the next minute, you know, she's sayin

. >>> now over to ontario, canada, where this woman paid to go on a tandem hang gliding flight.do you like roller coasters? >> no, i don't like roller coasters. >> that's carol sanchez. she's having a great time up there with instinct wing sports. her pilot asks -- >> you don't want the experience? >> oh, my god. okay. >> i'm not going to pass up this experience. bring it. [ screaming ] >> despite the screams of terror, she's like i love it. >> good for her. some people would be like, that was enough. >> pilot mark put a mike on carol. that's why we get perfect audio. >> it's a once in a lifetime experience that some people see as an end of a lifetime experience. >> do you want more of that? >> sure. >> more fun if you open your eyes though. >> she's fine. when she does land, she says she had a remarkable time. however, i did notice a little bit of blood trickling from the pilot's ears. >> oh, it's fine. you survive it every day. >> what? >> that was amazing. >>> thanks for chilling with us today. we appreciate your time. check out rightthisminute.com for lots more fun stuff or

the victim told police he was walking near the intersection of kensington and ontario, when he heard shot, noticed he had been hit in his right foot but police say nearby surveillance cameras didn't catch any of it. >> police checked private surveillance cameras, in the neighborhood, and those cameras didn't show any type of activity. we're not certain at this time that this 13 year old boy is telling us the truth. >> well, since then, police did actually confirm the boy was shot. it brought him to st. christopher hospital. he will be okay. but investigators right now questioning the boy, and still searching the scene. >> taylor swift and former radio host will begin hashing out their dueling lawsuits in a denver courtroom today. david mueller is suing swift saying that he was falsely accused of sexual assault, with counter suits claim that mueller broke her during a photo op before 2013 concert. mueller lost his job soon after that alleged encounter. both are expected to take the stand this week. there is an urgent call for blood donations across the country. and right here in our a

while visitors to the royal ontario museum get a chance to view the preserved heart close—up, the discoverys all for now. stay with bbc world news. hello there. after a fairly mixed weekend weatherwise, a rather u nsettled weekend weatherwise, a rather unsettled spell of august weather is set to continue this week. this is how we ended sunday. some clear skies there in cambridgeshire, ca ptu red skies there in cambridgeshire, captured by one of our weather watchers, but we have still got low pressure in charge of things. the north—west of the uk has a trailing weather front which will bring rain to some central part of the country, down towards the south—west during the course of the day. for scotland and for northern ireland this morning there will be some sunshine to start your day. quite a fresh morning, actually, here. one ortwo showers pushing in from the north—west and the odd shower the north—west and the odd shower the north of england as well. heading down from lincolnshire, towards the midlands towards south—west england you are under the influence of a weather front from the word

nan was devised by pacific electric heating company of ontario, california, and she represents the more established, older housewife, someone who is trustworthy because of her years of experience. local women were often hired to portray nan, who sat in store windows demonstrating appliances. she served toasted to customers. how sweet. -- he served toast to customers. one of my favorites is dorothy. dorothy is westinghouse's character. she represents childhood and youth inquisitiveness and telling us to explore the latest thing. dorothy is usually seen introducing her parents -- you should know better -- who should know better -- appliances, as seen in this picture, this image on the right here. the storefront itself displays dorothy dolls that came with the purchase of an appliance. there are cute little phrases. you see them in a lot of advertisements, walking around, tumbling around. the cute little phrases accompanying the doll -- one of them goes like this. i do not care to brag or boast. this house is the toast. people spoke cutesy then. it was the rage. this demonstrated the versa

new from overnight, someone shot a 13-year-old boy near the intersection of kensington avenue and ontario street in philadelphia. boy is in stable condition, unclear what led to that shooting. >>> also new from overnight, for a second time in a month, chaos erupts at a germantown rec center. a cookout turns to chaos as hundreds of teens go out of control, throwing rocks and bottles at police. this happened at the lonnie young rec center, which saw a similar scene last month. matt delucia joins us live there. walk us through how that happened. >> reporter: this is the second time that there has been a large group like this outside the lonnie young rec center that is gathered here in the streets. last night, philly police say it started around 7:30 in the evening. police tell us it was a crowd of 400 teens and young adults acting disorderly, throwing bottles and rocks at police, three people were arrested and one officer was hit by a bottle, but was not injured. there are two vandalized police cars, police say they know this is nothing new. what is concerning is that the crowds are growing.

ontario. and tomorrow, two storms early in the morning and the rain in the mid-atlantic and back through the southern plains, 3 or 4 inches on top of what they already have. flooding will continue to be an issue there into the weekend. >> a one-two punch more there tomorrow. thanks, rob. >>> next to trouble in the air. two flights making unexpected landings within a few hours of each other. both jetblue and both because crew members complained about feeling sick in the cabin. abc's gio benitez has more. >> reporter: tonight, mystery aboard two jetblue flights. >> you guys smell gas, right? >> reporter: diverted on the same day. >> they got a noxious odor on the aircraft. appears to be a smokey type smell. >> reporter: a flight from boston to san diego landing in buffalo. firefighters boarding the plane. two flight attendants and a pilot were taken to the hospital. video shows one of them getting oxygen in the terminal. some passengers reported headaches. >> it was really traumatic and anxiety

was the first prime minister of canada and now he is under fire school teachers in the province of ontario are asking that his name be removed from schools in this province and for good reason sir john a macdonald was a big supporter of residential schools basically where native kids were sent off to be turned into europeans now there's a lot of controversy about this like we've seen controversy in the states and some people are saying that you know what this just isn't fair for example john baird jon baird is the former canadian foreign affairs minister he says political correctness on steroids that's what he's calling this john baird is one of the people he could blame for what happened in libya so his opinion of what is political correctness on steroids are not to be taken with a grade of salt especially when you get a quote from sir john a macdonald listen to this one of the school is on the reserve the child lives with its parents who are savages he is surrounded by savages though he may learn to read and write he has a simple way he is simply a thousand who can read and write india c

while visitors to the royal ontario museum get a chance to view the preserved heart close up, the discoveryle's physiology. the blue whale is the biggest species of mammal that has lived on the earth, bigger than any other dinosaur. by weight the blue whale is the heaviest animal that has ever lived. most of the times blue world carcasses sink because blue whales don't have as much fat or blubber as other species of whales. this is one of the few hearts anywhere that has ever been studied. president trump is beginning his 17—day golfing holiday, but his russian counterpart valdimir putin, had more energetic pursuits in mind, for his summer break. the president made a three—day trip to the siberian wilderness — and he's been showing off his fishing, snorkelling and quad biking skills. our moscow correspondent sarah rainsford reports. it's russia, it's summer, so it's time for vladimir putin's photo—shoot. and this year, the action—man president went fishing in siberia. the video footage ran for a full ten minutes on state television. the highlight was the pike—chase. this year, mr putin plun

now the boy told officers apparently he was walking near the intersection sean of kensington and ontario where he heard shot and in the dollars he had been hit in his right foot. however, nearby business owners didn't hear any shot, according to officer, and surveillance cameras didn't help. >> application checked private surveillance cameras in the area. those cameras didn't show any type of activity. we're not certain at this time that this 13 year old boy is telling us the truth. >> well, now police confirm the boy was actually shot. they brought him to st. christopher hospital. he's going to be okay. investigators are questioning the boy, and still searching that scene there. >> high speed chase comes to a crashing ends in south philadelphia after police say the driver carjacked a septa employee. now, the day's long chase started early yesterday morning,ly say hit, carjacked septa employee near fourth and spring garden, and then stole gas at gunpoint in south jersey, while claiming to be a cop. officers spotted him back in the city, and the chase was on one eyewitness said it looked

dollars each and experts estimate that seventy five billion dollars worth are coming this year alone ontario's capital recently closed a two point one billion dollars c l o the largest in the u.s. since two thousand and six and the third largest and history although most of the loans underlying these deals are of quote junk status war that half the new debt is rated triple a sound familiar max yeah well it's reversed drug dealing you know typically if there are drug dealer you cut your drug with like you know baby powder or something a baby laxative and you extend your drugs do. so more of your drugs here you start off with the really horrible collateralized loan obligations that are junk that are toxic financial instruments and you reversed cut you put in some aaa rated government bonds to give it a higher content and so that is the same story from ten fifteen years ago and then the ongoing story that here you have a group of charlatans on wall street and around the world that are pushing on to the investment public securities that are not going to last and it will cause horrific pain but and

captured is being hailed as the most detailed image ever captured of a star other than our own sun ontario is a red supergiant in the constellation scorpius and scientists believe she's at the end of her life very large telescope located on terrace which is almost six hundred and twenty light years from earth and managed to capture quite a new mystery to be solved what happens to all the mass lost when a star goes supernova the turbulent surface observed on terra shows flows of gas are up to much further out from the surface of the star than thought previously so while the images may not be perfect to our naked eyes science is looking at the very first map of a dying star over three and a half quadrillion miles from earth goosebumps when he are recognizing our place in the universe where the clues to the mysteries of life are separated by light years so take a moment to look up into the night sky wherever you are and make a wish and from all of us here at washing the hocks shining and that is our show for you to bear remember everyone in this world we are not told your love the loves who a

. >> philadelphia union are in ontario canada tonight to play toronto, game time at 8:00 p.m.blem with the phillies hosting a double-header these days is that they might lose both of the games. and that is what happened against the marlins at citizens bank park yesterday. they play miami again tonight. >> ♪ ♪ walter? hmm? is that the rest of our food? what? no. how come you have cheese in your beard? because switching to geico could save you 15% or more on car insurance. oh! ok. geico. because saving 15% or more on car insurance is always a great answer. whoa! gross! >> some pretty impressive video out of central mexico here showing the moment a volcano erupted. people in mexico city said they felt the ground shake moments before the explosion. within seconds the volcanic plume reached two and a half miles into the air spreading ash to a number of nearby towns. >> amazing. >> see that ferris wheel on the left there. would have been a nice spot. can you get me down. >> now. >> please. hurry. >> let's take a look at the roads right now and show you what's going on this morning.

the teen told philadelphia police he was walk winning a friend near kensington avenue and east ontarioeet when he was shot in the foot. police did not locate any evidence at the location. the boy is at saint christopher's hospital in stable condition. >>> three people are under arrest part of a crowd of unruly young people that took over the streets of germantown. as many as 3500 teens ran through traffic. this kicked off on cheltenham avenue near anderson street. philadelphia police say some of the young people threw bottles at the their vehicles and one suv was vandalized. this is the same area where a group got out of hand last month, police broke up their gathering at a rec center because they did not have a permit. >> a fire in a bedroom force add family from their home if delaware county. the flames broke out after midnight on the unit block of millbourn avenue in upper darby. the fire is under investigation. >>> the search continues for a griefer who sped away -- driver who sped away from a deadly crash over the weekend. this is the jeep rubicon who hit 52-year-old an bros rick.

i could be seen from the buffalo and the ontario side of the lake. in fact, two kids had to be rescued from the buffalo river as the storm moved through. thunderstorm watch is in effect in western new york until 9:00 p.m. larry: look at that. doug: scary to see. especially if you're on the water. alison: big-time. a beautiful scene behind us. have you had a chance to see the sunflower fields? doug: spectacular. alison: i am hoping it's still at bloom. we haven't gotten out there you be i'd like to go before it's too late. doug: magnificent to see. the weather is magnificent this weekend. we have had week of the cable july/august stuff with the heat and storms. maybe storms tonight but a big weekend and nice one. let's start with the time lapse. we start with seneca valley middle school in georgetown. take a look since earlier today. we have sen changes but not -- we have seen changes but not the last couple of days. fair weather cumulus clouds floating along and dissipating. sunshine, lush and green from the rains of last week but it's warm. no quest

caller: ontario, oregon. host: what was it like there? caller: it was an off moment. definitely a kodak moment. anyone who took pictures, it is just amazing. it's a once-in-a-lifetime site we get to see. i'm going to go to texas to see the next one in seven years. host: you are already planning? caller: definitely. to share with your grandkids and grandchildren and it's just amazing. it is spectacular. site. just a it is definitely the wonders of god. for sure. host: caller: are the hotels booked in texas? i have not checked yet, but that is seven years from now. i will have to check into it. even planning to see it because i live in a meridian, idaho. i got some glasses and i was able to find them, and there was a group of about 30 of us and we were praying and dancing and it was amazing. host: it is important to report that today was going to be the most observed total solar eclipse in history. with that, we will see what happens in 2024 when it stretches from texas all the way up until may. heather, you are on the air. how did you experience the total solar clips t

2024 and this is the path of so al will the goes right through cleveland, ohio, lake ear wreak lake ontariothrough buffalo, new york, erie, pa, through upstate new york and portland oregon so this is a pretty good track for us. totality does not come through philadelphia but we will be at about 90% as far as the coverage is concerned. then, of course, you have 2045 very similar to the path of today which was 2017. but i'm going for 2024, guys, that's going to be april 8th. i'm going take that day off, okay? let's take look outside. down the shore in wildwood looking really good this afternoon and many folks got their eclipse glasses out and observed down the shore today. 84 degrees the temperature. the dew point temperature 68. so that humidity is creeping up. we have some showers and thunderstorms moving right now threw berks county, heading into the lehigh valley and also crossing the delaware bay. temperatures in the 80s with the exception of the poconos been wildwood at 76 and 79 respecti respectively. southerly breeze keeping it pretty warm. still down the shore with an ocean water tem

he was hit in the leg and it happened about midnight on kensington avenue, and east ontario street, police are still looking for that gunman. >>> developing right any police in germantown are investigating after hundreds of young people out there, they are just walking calmy down the street in this video but there were altercations and incidents, second sunday night teens have been gathering there at lonnie young rec center and some hurled things at police. lauren's gotten new information about this. what are people saying about this, lauren. >> reporter: hi karen. we spoke to someone who lived in this neighborhood invested in these children here and works part-time at lonnie young rec center. he tells us he is so frustrated with the situation. he spoke to steve keeley three weeks ago when a similar situation happened. you know what he blames? he said social media and money are to blame. he said budget cuts means no neighborhood programs for kid to enjoy so what do they do? they go to social media, they create up meet up spots and show up there to innocently hang out. that is what he said

officers found the boy on ontario street with a gun shot wound to his foot. he said someone shot him about a half mile away at kensington avenue. police checked out the intersection. couldn't find any evidence. the boy should be okay. >>> police want to know who ran over and killed a woman in center city and kept on going. police say it happened on ray street early sunday morning. investigators say a 53-year-old woman was crossing the street when she was hit. police are looking for a white four door jeep wrangler that has front end damage. >>> camden county police are searching for a man accused of hitting a detective with an atv. look at video of the man at a gas station late saturday night. authorities say the detective and another officer saw him tampering with equipment at the station. when they told him to stop, he plowed into the detective with his atv. the rigeder toode didn'rider to >>> jury selection is under way for jerry sandusky. he is facing child sex charges. prosecutors say he asked two underage kids to send him nude pictures and to perform a s

most of the energy is concentrated over northwest pennsylvania and ontario. that will move north. later tonight there is a chance of a front developing. i don't think it's numerous but anything that pours could bring hev -- anything that forms could bring us heavy downpours. right now it's refreshing breeze out of the south. that will turn north and west tomorrow. instead of getting temperatures around 990 degrees. look at the highs. 82 tomorrow. 86 on sunday. low 80's on monday and tuesday. coming up in 15 minutes or so we'll take a fresh look at the weekend and the ten-day outlook coming up. jonathan: looking forward to it. thanks. for years there has been a pattern of paperwork or mismanagement and some patients waiting weeks or months to see a v.a. doctor. some of them don't have that much time. troubling problem for the veterans to be sure. that could be changing. national correspondent kristine frazao shows us the v.a.'s high-tech solution. kristine: it's an agency plagued by scandal. history of long wait times and the patients left behind. they are working to change that. >

you had to keep going, amherstburg on to chat ham, ontario, on to toronto. and, of course, chatham later on would become a profound what you call community of abolition arists that was up there. we can talk about osmond anderson who was one of the black men who rode with john brown. and when you start talking about the later period after the whole abolitionist beginning with william lambert, here's frederick douglass comes to detroit, and he meets with john brown. there's a marker of it downtown on, you know, second baptist church was very instrumental in that. >> yeah. >> of course, st. matthews was going to be instrumental later on. we cannot ignore the church, you know are, and this whole coming together in terms of resistance, you know, the whole idea of self-determination? it was coming from a number of church leaders who were affiliated with the abolitionist movement, but no one more pronounced and profound than william lambert. his story, i mean, that would make just a fascinating film -- >> yeah. >> -- to see the kind of stuff he went through, the my

also with us from lake joseph, ontario, kevin ilowery, o share's etfs

mike is calling in from ontario, oregon. mike, what do you think? are you confident in the government's ability to deal with disasters like tropical storm harvey? caller: no, i don't, because trump is now threatening to shut down the government. what about those people down there in texas and the whole coast region going to do for money to support themselves? also, if we're going to shut the government down, then there's not going to be any help to go down there in the first place. host: what would you like see happen, aside from not having a shutdown? do you think it's more the local officials' job to deal with this? would you like see the federal government do more? caller: how can the federal government do anything when they won't get off their bums and tell trump to shut his mouth and do for the people instead of for himself? host: ok, tony is calling in from spring, texas. how are you being affected by arvey? caller: all the floods around houston, i think the federal texas ent or the overnment should look into , gging holes, collect water becau

also with us from lake joseph, ontario, kevin ilowery, o share's etfs stocks are bouncing after three days of selling. volatility is back and in a big way. do you say the course origin to move to the side lines for a bit? >> i think you stay the course i'm sure everybody is shocked to hear that that's what i would say obviously, people were seeking protection they did that in many cases through the s&p 500 the iwm, the qqq, of course, the vix, but that's really the deep end of the people the vix itself. so what i think move yesterday that was 44% in a single day, the ninth largest move in volatility in the vix is history, only the ninth largest. the big set over 65% but nonetheless, what that told me was a lot of the people that had been putting on these ratio spreads, one by three, one by four, they have been getting more aggressive with that, so if they have some protection against a small move in volatility, you get a big move like this, they chase, they're the ones also throwing gasoline on the fire. >> yes. >> that's why a 1.5% move results in that. >> what an incredible move in

it happened around midnight on kensington avenue and east ontario street, at last check police are still looking, for the gun man. >>> developing right now, from germantown, they are investigating after this, hundreds of young people, ran through the streets and into traffic last night, second sunday night teens gathered at lonnie young rec center in germantown hurling things at police as they began to live. lets get out to lauren johnson to explain, what do you know, lauren? >> reporter: hi there, karen it has happened again, sunday great weather, summertime, kid have no where to go so they come here to the lonnie young rec center where the pool and basketball courts are, they didn't expect to get into any trouble. but let's roll video from last night. when police arrived they were met by large crowd of teens, police helicopter, above the scene to get a good look at how big situation was on the ground for those responding officers. so, officers responded in large numbers, many of them, carrying batons as they walked the street to manage the kid we can hear cursing in the video at office

happened near kensington avenue and east ontario street. say the teenager was able to make it home and call police. he was taken to saint christopher's hospital and is expected to be okay. it's still not clear why he was shot. >> ♪ from our delaware news room this is patricia nicholas lundy facing felony chest charges for allegedly using her position as treasurer of the dickinson organ society of women to and to steal money from the organization. during her tenure she opened a credit card account in the business' name and allegedly charged more than $60,000 worth of goods. some of that money was reportedly used to pay for her wedding. lundy was released on $20,000 bail. >> a new jury chosen today for jeffrey sandusky's child. he's facing child sex assault and pornography charges in centre county. the jurors selected to weigh jeffrey's case if it were dismissed last week after the trial was delayed. but the judge has not yet announced a new trial date. >>> bucks county prosecutors have arrestd this woman who they say defrauded her clients ou

also with us from lake joseph, ontario, kevin o'leary let's begin with the story that is new at noon my exclusive conversation moments ago with famed investor, david tepper, who says he is still positive on stocks and short bonds. tepper telling me of the markets, quote, any comparison to past over-heated markets are ridiculous look at where multiples and rates were in 1999 i'm not saying stocks are screaming cheap, but you're nowhere near an overheated market, he said. tepper calling his short of bonds a hedge, a trade that is not working now, but that hopefully will tepper citing strong global growth and low bond yields as two of the principle reasons he sees more opportunity ahead in stocks telling me, quote, because world growth will continue to be good, earnings will be better and stocks are relatively cheap to interest rates asked where rates would begin to become concerning for him, tepper telling me, if rates go up a lot, the market would have trouble with that, but 50 basis points is not going to make a difference, he said. i asked him about his portfolio, his 13-f revealing

officers found the boy in ontario street gunshot to his foot. police could not find any evidence there. the boy should be okay. >>> and eight minutes after 6:00. 69 degrees. heading out right now, grab your rain gear. we have rain moving into the area. and this right there is your fading glimpse of the sun. sunless skies through the day today. rainy day ahead. and there is a flood threat with all the rain we had yesterday and the potential for steady and some heavy rain during the day today, not out of the question, we'll see flooding. strong thunderstorms are also a possibility later this afternoon. and into the evening hour. that's a little more likely in parts of delaware and south jersey. 60s and 70s now. the rain is starting in philadelphia. that's dropped the temperatures a little bit. 70 in west mount airy, 69 in parkwood. 69 degrees at philadelphia international. low 70s at society hill with clouds and rain, we'll see the temperatures come up a little bit. but not much. nowhere near the 80s, which is where we normally are in august. dopp

also with us from lake joseph, ontario, kevin o'leary let's begin with the story that is new at noone conversation moments ago with famed investor,