perkiomen township, ott road at dprafl pike.ill have an accident investigation happening in hatfield, north broad street. avoid north broot stread street. this is 422 out near trooper, eastbound side. we have a disabled vehicle. no big delay just yet, i'll cope you update on the delays as they form. >>> 12 minutes past 6:00 right now. one luckia boy makes an amazing discovery in the sand of long beach. >>> and searching for money. cash strapped 90-day is using this to fund new projects. i love the taste. always smooth, never bitter. my cup of coffee is always awesome when i go to dunkin'. man: i see the steam rising off the cup, 'cause you know it's a fresh pot. man: one cup a day for sure. two if need be. and it's usually "need be." dunkin' -- your place for coffee. >>> just about 6:16. new this morning, new jersey's largest waste water treatment plant is getting $260 million to prevent future damage. the plant in the past was crippled during storms. it sent millions of gallons of untreated sewage into the new york bay. >>> als

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is a live look at the 42 freeway at creek road, northbound as drivers pass creek road and head tout ottridges. 42 looks good. we had construction on the left-hand side of ben franklin bridge. one lane is blocked. for drivers in delaware, disabled vehicle 495 southbound at route 413. we have an accident investigation going on in had the hatfield township, montgomery county. the platt is clear if that's how you get to the airport. 95 is looking good through delaware county. 95 by cottman is also clear right now. besides from the accident in montgomery county, we're not reporting any other accidents across the area. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> beautiful sunshine yesterday. we have a repeat in store for us today. lots of sunshine, not much wind. clear skies this morning. we have clear skies, dry air and light wind. that's when you get some of the coolest temperatures. it's cooler by 1 degree, in philadelphia. this view will be nice and bright through the day today. right now it is nice and cool outside. chillier for allentown, 8 degrees cooler

that about noon saturday the officer, who hasn't been identified, encountered brown and another man ott street in an apartment complex. there was a struggle and one of the men pushed the officer into his car. >> within the police car there was a struggle over the officer's weapon. there was at least one shot fired within the car. >> reporter: the struggle spilled out on to the street where brown, whom investigators say was not armed, was fatally shot. >> police shot this man for no reason. >> he came this way. >> reporter: this woman who took the cell phone video says she saw those shots from her apartment balcony. >> he's running this way. he turns his body towards this way. hands in the air. being compliant. he gets shot in his face and chest and goes down and dies. >> reporter: witnesses said brown's body lay in the street for hours. >> i would like everybody here to appreciate that it took a very long time yesterday to process the scene. >> reporter: the shooting sparked a furious reaction. police responded in force, brandishing assault rifles. michael brown graduated from high scho

i think the fda would rather reject them than let them onto ott market. >>> we have to take one moreak. when we come back, our hits and misses of the week. >>> it's he time for our hit and miss es of the week. bret, you're up first. >> this is a hit for the european space agency, which just in the last few days has placed a satellite what they called a rosetta satellite within a very short distance of a comet and will be sending soon a probe to a comet. it's been on a journey of 4 billion miles over ten years to do some fundamental science. you know, we spend a lot of our time criticizing the europeans but this is a magnificent scientific accomplishment for all of humankind. it will bring back basic discoveries about the origins of our solar system, the galaxy and universe. i want to give a hit to the scientists who made this incredible fete happen. >> matt? >> stuart, here is a miss to the ncaa which this week said that the five richest conferences can basically play by their own rules, meaning the five athletic conferences. they can give higher xol 0 arships, provide health care an

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blue skies, many folk out beach, on the boards and even as night fell there were still many people ott on the beach even into the into the time hours. look, right now, there's people on the boardwalk. the temperature 73. winds are light out of the southwest at just 2 miles an hour. in philadelphia, it's still 74. even though the skies have cleared. the poconos 61. 69 in allentown. very comfortable in millville crack the windows open and get some fresh air. to the north and west, through central pennsylvania and western pennsylvania, lows bottoming out in the 60s and that's where we will be overnight and early tomorrow morning. storm scan3 shows that front to our south. trying to lurk back toward the north but it will stay along the delmarva through delaware and maryland over the course of the overnight. fair weather high pressure will dominate our weather and that means it keeps any precip tag to the south. we get that canadian influence with a northerly wind and that means breezy, quiet conditions those fair weather cumulus puffy clouds and temperatures in the 80s. not just for thursd

>> well, it is a good way to say it, brenda, because we are throwing a lot of tinder ott there, and while friday was a good day, you have to keep in mind that the market was flat for the week. the other four days were lousy, if you will, so that the market didn't really move. i think that after the past few weeks, i think that we are one mist mistake away from the market really diving. i don't know if it is going to happen, but i can imagine, you know, as we are flying over iraq or something, someone shoots up an air-to-air missile or something like that, and by accident one of the planes or the drones goes down, and then you cold see the market drop 2,000 points in a matter of minut minutes. we have a lot on the plate right now. i hope that the markets can navigate it through, but i think that we will go down further w now. >> we are down about 3% since the high in july. tracy, once the air strikes in iraq started to hit, the market did go up, and so do you believe it is a volatile time after this? >> yes, the earning season is over, a nd so we have nothing else to trade on, the traders

in an emotional interview with espn's jeremy schaaf, rose admitting blowing it, ott not only bettingbaseball but betting on the very team he managed and he says he made another major mistake that sealed his fate. >> it was a mistake because i didn't read the fine print, and to this day i have no idea why my lawyers would accept a lifetime suspension. >> baseball fans are divided on whether rose should be let back in the game. new commissioner rob manfred takes office next january. >>> well, the state of pennsylvania dominates our sports highlights this morning. >> first those little leaguers we mentioned earlier then the big boys from the nfl. >>> and here now with those highlights, our friends at espn. >> good morning, america. he's stan, i'm neil. we're both up here. i'm not quite sure who is going first. >> i am. little league world series, mo'ne davis and her team from pennsylvania taking on illinois. davis played first base and third base. in this game she wasn't eligible to pitch. she can't handle that one there. from the pitcher. eric lipson, and that's going to help two runs

. >> they hoped they would see improvement ott on the ground. that was not the case. things could have been much worse if it wasn't for community leaders who helped break up the protests and keep them back from the police and protestors clashing. ron johnson has what police are facing. two of the hand guns recovered from last night as well as a molotov cocktail one of many that were thrown at officers. police responded by firing smoke and tear gas, rubber bullets as well as the long range acoustic device to break up the crowd. the results of those 31 people arrested from all across the country as far as new york and california as you mentioned. that's what police have been saying all along. protestors from outside of the region that are coming in and causing the destruction overnight. >> here's whatin' ron johnson said. >> i am not going to let criminals coming from across the country to define this neighborhood and define what we are going to do to make it right. >> while there is no curfew in place, captain johnson did ask the folks who want to come out and protest

lex ott ka, if you think the brand of sun glass you own is no owned by luxottica, it's pretty much anyone and everyone who is in the eye wear market. several newspapers have cited disagreements with the company's chairman as the reason for the ceo's exit. balfour, they've rejected a third merger proposal from construction group carillion but says it's open to other strategic opportunities. it's a put up or shut up deadline. there's your act ra anymore for the day. >>> let's take a look at these european indices. a very strong day on monday. we had an okay day on tuesday. wednesday, we clearly run out of steam, but there doesn't seem to be a lot of impetus to the downside. participant research mode. the volume, as one said, was pathetic. there's not a lot of buying going on on the uptick over the last couple of days. they weren't gray stateside, either. we'll see it later in the show. talk about the u.s. instance, some of the volume that is occurring is panicky shorting progress. put on short positions and are now having to cover that 37 the ftse 100 is now having to be a complete and uppe

do they need to press send twice, once they use the ott app and when it invokes the native sms?will the fcc allow a migration from sms to ip-based messaging? it is the only feasible method. guidancesion offers no at all on these and many other technical issues. and we cannot step away from them. moreover, the order's legal foundation is flawed. explains the statutory basis for the mandate, that third-party apps be given access. ae emmett -- the sms api is set of instructions that tells the phone cap software components should interact with each other. how do we have the authority to developerat an app get access to a manufacturer's software? not optimal to say the least way serious and substantive changes to the item are made with little notice and with no opportunity for public input. order penalizes the four nationwide wireless operators who volunteered to develop a text-to-911 solution without a mandate. this decision rewards those voluntary efforts, efforts we should be encouraging with strict regulatory mandate and the cold comfort that those new rules are generally and thi

. >> they hoped they would see improvement ott on the ground. that was not the case. things could have been much worse if it wasn't for community leaders who helped break up the protests and keep them back from the police and protestors clashing. ron johnson has what police are facing. two of the hand guns recovered from last night as well as a molotov cocktail one of many that were thrown at officers. police responded by firing smoke and tear gas, rubber bullets as well as the long range acoustic device to ea

the world is falling 9m >> with me now, syndicated columnist and author ott a new york times best seller "things that matter" charles krauthammer. i want to start with foreign poll spip given what's gone on in iraq, you have said that president obama really doesn't have an identifiable foreign policy. and i think most americans would agree with you. but this is the united states of america. and i want to ask, why do you think that is? is it because of incompetence? i mean, this is the president of the united states. is it not caring? or is it an intentional decision by the president to reduce america's importance on the world stage? >> i think it starts with the latter. it does start with that. i think obama made that very clear from the beginning when he did his confession tour. around the world. when he talked about america, it seems overreaching. iraq, torture, everything. from the maltreatment of the indians to hiroshima, his catalog was long. america had overteped, it lost its moral authority, if it ever had it, to lead the world. i think he sees america more properly as diminished

we've seen these ott sales the auto loans are up 6%. credit card lend something up. on one hand that's good but it worries me a little bit. banks are benefiting from better credit risk, bore res who are able to repay their loans because jobs are created. that's how they're making their money. it's not mortgages but everywhere else. >> what else do you have for the program? >> we're going to talk about two interesting things. the right--i'm going to talk about the black market for weed, pot, ganga. the illegal trading grass is going strong in seattle. it's legal in the state of washington, but the black market is actually doing better. i love that story. >> can't wait. >> this is not an endorsement of weed. >> disclaimer. >> it's just economic inertia. >> see you at the top of the hour for more real money. it could be another sign that the job market is start to go bounce back. the labor department said that in june employers advertised the most job open negotiation 14 years. jobs up more than 2% in may. >>> human rights accuse egypt of killing more than a thousand pr

. >> reporter: well, bridgeton's police chief mark ott said there is no apparent link between what we're showing you, the now memorial set up for the murder of a 20 year old woman here on north street, right at this corner, there was innocent by stands err who got caught by stray bullet in the crossfire and died monday right at the same spot that the police were shot at. so he says he doesn't think there is any link between that woman's death and the shooting at police. so not easy corner to stand on, we were told to get out of there, as well. one police officer told us hey you aren't safe here. these people don't care who you are, they will try to take a shot at you, including a police officer, somebody in the press, no matter who. innocent bystanders, now the pba president pat cull began said. >> this for the past two days, officers here have been targeted for attack in this state. we will not stand for t the shooting at police in both their headquarters and on street corn is her something every law abiding citizens should be outraged at. but dawn, chris, as you just heard, some people

. >> he's ott as tough as he was in 2011. i think that's fair. thank you. now, we had a discussion last week about the border and how porous the border is and in that discussion, simon rosenberg, a smart guy, said, hey, o'reilly, you're a pinnen head because there really isn't an uptick in people crossing the border. roll the tape. >> let's be clear about the flow, right? under bill clinton it was 600,000 a year. under george bush it was 400,000. under barack obama it's down to zero. the flow of undocumented immigrants into the united states has gone to zereoue down from when mr. sweet was in office with -- >> what do you mean zero? >> the net flow -- no, that's wrong. that's simply wrong. >> all right. eric shawn, what's the truth. >> it's cockamamie. look at the facts. the pew center says in 2008 there were 11.8 million illegal americans. it was president bush in office. the first year of president obama's administration, there were 11.3 million illegal immigrants, that means, bill, there's really an increase of 400,000 and that doesn't even include the l

. >> he's ott as tough as he was in 2011. i think that's fair. thank you., we had a discussion last week about the border and how porous the border is and in that discussion, simon rosenberg, a smart guy, said, hey, o'reilly, you're a pinnen head because there really isn't an uptickn people crossing the border. roll the tape. >> let's be clear about the flow, right? under bill clinton it was 600,000 a year. under george bush it was 400,000. under barack obama it's down to zero. the flow of undocumented immigrants into the united states has gone to zereoue down from when mr. sweet was in office with -- >> what do you zero? >> the net flow -- no, that's wrong. that's simply wrong. >> all right. eric shawn, what's the truth. >> it's cockamamie. look at the facts. the pew center says in 2008 there were 11.8 million illegal americans. it was president bush in office. the first year of president obama's administration, there were 11.3 million illegal immigrants, that means, bill, there's really an increase of 400,000 and that doesn't even include the last three y

the psychology of putin is similar to the hang over that occurs even to this day from the fall of the ottono, empire in turkey, no longer being an imperial center you once were. >> when he sits there today we all know the famous quote he made in the 20th century saying after the -- maybe in the 21st century that the fall of the soviet empire was the worst day of his life. >> well, and the complete quote is that it is the greatest geo political catastrophe, of history in his terms the collapse of the soviet union was a blow having nothing to do with communism but just about russian power and what you are seeing now is a reasession. >> it -- reassertion. >> it was about geo political status, military and political. >> but i talk to people who say he doesn't want to take over -- they say, all of the former soviet empire. >> he can't. >> they can't do that but does want to assert and have a band around russia, russian influence. >> well, a lot of the ideology is based on russian speakers. which is unfortunately, very familiar, vocabulary i am not calling him a fascist i don't want to make the

. >> but for inmates in the shu, the mon ott tmonotony breeds a its own.in a windowless concrete cell, sometimes for years at a time. >> it's like you're always trying to find a way to come up for air. this place suffocates you. you know what i'm saying? >> it's a tomb for me. you know? it's like a tomb. it's like a tomb, a concrete tomb. what if they would have sent these punk ass dudes to -- and he would have succeeded in killing them, right? >> during our first day on the shu, we walked into a heated exchange about murder. >> what you saying about the killer? you saying both killer. >> but it wasn't about prison violence. >> showed up, saying that macbeth sent him. >> it was about shakespeare. >> it was really bizarre because the inmates are not allowed out of their cells. so they're having this lively conversation through the pie flaps in their cell doors, but other than that, it was like being in a college classroom, listening to a literary debate. >> he's the general and, you know, if he got -- he got strategies, i think he might have been prepared f

. >> how can the republicans act like it's not partisan when there is their lawyer ott the lawsuit. >e legal premise they are basing the case on. his connection to this is close. it's a gimmick. like you were saying. this is a gimmick. it's about fund-raising, appeasing the far right. the gop video game is a gimmick to try to get -- they think they will raise money. to get names of supporters which, by the way, in september that's late to be trying to build the list, but okay. this is gamesmanship, not serious. it raises the question. what are they telling constituents when they go home about what they are doing for them. >> you know, back from vacation. back on vacation really. let me go there first. we are still hearing while they are on vacation, impeachment talk. here is a new one from kenny marchand. >> i believe if -- to the house that i think there is a very slim chance that the house would have voted to impeach. that doesn't mean it shouldn't be done. that doesn't mean that that shouldn't be something we'd consider. if we move against the american people there will be violent

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large focus otts individuals lasts night within eased minds of eagles faithful a smidge and the gamen't that close. offense had one scare to watch. jeremy maclin coming from acl surgery went down who are. it brought back memories but did he come back in after the play. eagles offense was much sharper last night. nick foles 19 of 29. 179 yards and a touchdown. sin the starters won't play much if at all next thursday against the jets last week was the last we've seen of the first unit september 7th in the season opener against jacksonville. >> they're not shooting themselves in the foot they're executing the way they're capable offing cuting i thought we ran the ball fairly well. good mix. i think we got the ball spread around different receivers obviously our tight ends were instrumental for us but we got the ball out wide, you know, having coop back i thought obviously helped he made a couple big catches on third down. >> we won this game but there's lot of stuff we can take from it and improve on and that's how we have to be each and every day. we have to be critical on ourselves. m

there was a speech ott howard university we remember. more than that though.ave you seen specific changes in issues he's chosen to address and pigs he's taken over the last year or two you can say are a result of this? >> he's been emphasizing things like school of choice and sentencing reform in a big way. he's talking about marijuana prohibition at the federal level. he's explicitly said the drug war is hurting minority communities more than other communities. his growing sensitivity to that and he's using it to talk about government power abuse at all levels. >> there are people who are skeptical. here's why some might be. in 2010 paul said he was against parts of the civil rights act of 1964 including the key part of the law that forced restaurants and hotels to serve blacks. here is paul during the interview with the louisville courier journal back then. >> like the civil rights act in the sense that it ended discrimination in all public domains. i'm all in favor of that. but -- [ laughter ] -- you had to ask me the but. i don't like the idea of telling p

isis having the aspirations and training an encouraging the fighters when they return home to carry ottfbi said no credit threats gaiagainst the united states at this point. where do you stand in that debate? ? well, hate to say it, but i think it is what the fbi does not know that worries me. isis does not get on the phone and communicate. they use peer-to-the peer communications, and very difficult to braeak into it, an they use encrypted messages once they get into the united states, so what i have been listening is to the people who collect intelligence on the ground, isis, homeland security, and the police, and they tell me over and over again that isis is here. now, the question is, what are they capable of undertaking an attack or the will. after the foley murder, i would definitely say they have the will and the question is whether they are capable, and whether they can actually organize something, and that is a question that i don't think that anybody can answer. >> this is one of the things that is not to underplay the fbi report, because it macks the report that homegrown vio

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is it auto turn around in grain prices or something else i'm missing ott out on?we took our earnings estimates below consensus in our research. i think we need to see street estimates coming down significantly for next year. certainly it would be nice to see a turn in grain prices, but i'm not particularly optimistic with that. but given that back drop, i think we need to see lower street expectations for the out years from an earnings standpoint. >> michael, thank you very much forever that, michael cox, senior research an left. >>> ding digital getting crushed, as it reporter second quarter revenue. the company is cutting its one-time special dividend. >>> shares in frankfurt are extending their slide off by almost 20%. >>> and uk based security contractor g4s has confirmed it is in talks with at least one buyer to sell its solutions business. this as the company reported tifrt half profits fighting strength in emerging markets. the firm has been shedding noncore units as part of a turn around plan to fight its reputation going back to the 2012 london olympics.

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. >> there were a ott lot of optics options. vis-a-vis the light colored suit. it does lead me, though, to wonder -- and i guess i'm always wondering this as i watch this particular leader, hillary, whether or not legitimately the strategy or whether the strategy is a kind of public, obfuscation so that there is a set of things going on in the back channels that we just don't know about. >> i agree with karen, certainly the choice of words, what was very, very problematic but i served in the bush administration, both clinton and bush. i'm not partisan. in the bush administration we forget but after 9/11 it took the administration about a month to come up with plans to attack afghanistan. they also had no strategy even though al qaeda had been attacking us for six years. we knew al qaeda, we knew afghanistan, but we had no strategy. so my concern is that the president, and it's not just the president but it's the entire foreign policy elite and bure 0 okay's have not learned a thing since 9/11. and here we are, we know iraq. we had 150,000 troops in iraq. we were

anybody in the distribution chain to recall that product and i should add there's one othethere is one ottain is shared by many regulatory agencies and that is if you are a manufacture the tailor and find that one of your products has a potentially dangerous aspect to it you are obligated to note of the potentially dangerous product and we get hundreds of reports a year. >> host: jonathan on the line for independent, good morning. turn down the t on the tv and gh your question. >> [inaudible] we will come back to you. turn on your tv and we will come back to you. on the twitter page i work with the cpsc on child resistant packaging through my job at the epa. please tell us how they protect the u.s. public. >> this goes back to the package act of 1970 and the reason they and acted that is they didn't want to be presented with banning the product or committing it on the market even though the warnings didn't work and so the solution presented was to say let's permit an numbea numberof the products the targeted substances to be sold but let's put the packaging on them so that the children can

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you can see them as they grab a whole bunch of stuff from the shoe store and run ott of the broken windowstore on fire and started stealing from that store's atm. you can see it topple right out on the street. there were about a couple hundred of them out there. two officers were hurt. at least 32 people were arrested late last night. >>> a desperate search is now under way at this hour off the coast of hawaii. this is a 42-foot sailboat with three people on board. it sent out a distress signal from about 400 miles off the coast. a plane was able to reach that area, but there were 30-foot waves. that prevented a rescue. there is now a container ship 660 feet long and that's en route to try to help. >>> dwayne "the rock" johnston says he is grateful after his mother and a cousin survive a horrific car accident. they were hit head on by a drunk driver. take a look at this car right there. that is an escalade. amazingly, they are okay this morning. the actor instagramed this photo and tweeted this, the most important thing is that my family live through this and we can hug each other much ti